Million Dollar Co Will Market Tanlac Worldwide
Atlanta May announcement reports the formation of International Proprietaries Inc. with one million dollars paid in capital. G F Willis is president and organizer. the firm will market Tanlac and other proprietary medicines globally from Atlanta and operate two large laboratories in Dayton and Walkerville.
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Million Dollar Co
Atlanta
International Proprietaries, Inc
G. F. Willis
Tanlac
Willis- McDuffie Company
McDuffie
M.A. Crumsey
J. C. Goodson
Willis
United States
Canada
Is & Reading
Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Ameri
New Home Rule Act Signals Change in Ireland
Dublin May 2 A new chapter in Irish history begins this week with the inauguration of the home rule partition act ending the act of union with Westminster after 120 years. Lord Talbot will become lord lieutenant as the first Catholic in decades. Despite the moment, many Irish wait with indifference as the Irish Times notes nominal self rule yet end to Catholic disability. Talbot will be sworn in tomorrow with ceremonies then issue proclamations summoning parliaments for both north and south Ireland.
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Ireland
Westminster
Lord Talbot
Irish Times
Talbot
Dublin Castle
North
South Ireland
Red Cross Attacked by Socialist Leader in St Louis
James E L Maurer, president of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor, called the American Red Cross the tail end of a political machine during a Socialist Party meeting in St Louis. He said the Red Cross would not send aid to Ireland without British consent and claimed the drive held 80,000,000 at Morgen and Company, which he blamed for fund disbursement in China.
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Ar. Loomis
American Red Cross
James EL Maurér
Pennsylvania
Highwaymen Take $2400 From Stockmen Near Binghamton
Isadore Katwitz of Scranton and Maurice Gosh of Wilkes-Barre, wine and cigars dealers, were robbed by four highwaymen near Binghamton on May 2. An armed car blocked the road, forcing the victims to stop. Katwitz lost 1700 dollars and Gosh 700 dollars before the bandits fled.
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Binghamton
Isadore Katwitz
Scranton
Maurice Gosh
Wilkesbarre
Katwitz
Gosh
Harvard Student Barton Fay Dies by Gas In Worcester Home
Worcester Mass May 18 Harvard student and linguist Barton Tay Fay aged 18 is found dead by gas in his parents home. Police say despondency from illness and over study contributed. Fay won high honors at Worcester Academy and secured a Harvard scholarship last June. An open gas tube tube mouth device was discovered in the bed alcove.
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Worcester
Mass
Barton Tay
Harvard
Worcester Academy
Awert E. Fay
Benny Kauff Trial Set for May 4 in Auto Theft Case
The suspended New York Nationals outfielder Benny Kauff is to be tried May 4 on charges of stealing an automobile. The schedule was moved from May 16 after his lawyer argued that a prior suspension by Baseball Commissioner Landis affected his livelihood.
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New York
Benny Kauff
New York Nationals
Crain
Kauff
Landis
Extensive Frauds Detected in Yucatan Sisal Commission
Mexico City May 3 Extensive frauds by officials of the Sisal Commission of Yucatan are cited by Revista De Yucatan. The commission regulated reduction sales and marketing of the entire Sisal crop for years before its dissolution by the federal government amid financial entanglements threatening state bankruptcy.
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Mexico City
Revista de Yucatan
Yucatan
Benkrrpt
Bodies of 3 800 Vets to Be Returned
In CHMPRBOURG France on May 2 the U S army transport Wheaton sailed with 2 600 bodies of American soldiers for Antwerp where it will receive 1 000 more before sailing to New York.
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Chmprbourg
France
United States Army
Wheaton
Antwerp
New York
Big Four Railroad obtains new line approval
Washington dated May 2 news reports the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Big Four railroad to acquire the center of the Evansville, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute line by purchasing the entire capital stock at not more than 7,099,06 a tie hearin.
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Washington
Big Four Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Evinsville
Indiananslis
Verre Haute
Thompsonville Man Held for Assault
Vicenzo Nicoters 29 faces assault with intent to murder after a shooting that wounded Mr. and Mrs. Staley Kouska. His hearing is set for May 16 in Thompsonville town court. Peter Smith was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after police found a spiked revolver. bond set at $78 with 90 day sentence anticipated.
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Thompsonville
Vicenzo Nicoters
Staley Kouska
Ap Ple
Icotera
Sigelow- Heartford Carpet Company
Peter Smith
Soviet Authorizes Silver Coinage in Moscow Reversal
Riga May 2 The Russian Soviet government has authorized silver coinage reversing its long held stance for abolition of money. Moscow papers report Bolshevik move aims to placate distrust of paper money as rapid depreciation and loss of value forced patrons to carry many rifle notes for everyday purchases. Lenin’s government acknowledges limits of original communistic theories amid free trade restorations.
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Riga
Moscow
Lenine
U.S. Court Adjourns Sessio n at South Norwalk
May 2 report of the U S district court in South Norwalk adjourning until tomorrow with no business conducted on the day.
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South Norwalk
United States District Court
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