Salonica bids for commercial lead in Europe
Salonica Greece emerges as a key free port and commercial hub on the Aegean, drawing Greek and Balkan trade with American influence cited. The city’s modern growth since 1917 under a zone administration expands theaters libraries schools and attractions while reshaping access to the sea for Greece Bulgaria Albania and neighboring regions.
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Salontica
Greece
Constantinople
Salonic
Aegean Sea
Satonica
Oati
Europe
Dudhitmag
Tor
Albania
Kieli
Augeshivia
Neretefora
Isibella
Loli
Macedonia
Prohibition Losing Ground Report From League Congress
Delegates at the eighth annual conference of the International League of Adversaries of Prohibition report losses for prohibition in the United States Canada and Norway. Signor Bellu chairs the meeting while officials from the Utah government endorse moderated alcohol use as not harming health or morals.
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International League of Adversaries
Haron Haymond de Luss
United Stat
Canada
Norway
Onaugur
Bellu
Ttahan Natiemib
Lodge to Present Minstrel Show Tomorrow and Tuesday
The Guiding Star commandery No. 356 C. O. G. T. presents a minstrel and dance tomorrow at the Y W C A on Barna avenue, with another show on Tuesday May 10 at St Pauls parish house on Kossuth street. Mr and Mrs Ames McMinus arrange and direct the performances to aid St Pauls church, featuring a wide cast of performers including Clarence Brower, Mrs Lillian Porter, and many others in vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Guiding Start Commandery No. 356
Barna Avenue
St. Paul's
Kossuth Street
St Pauls Musial Society
Ames McMinus
St. Paul's Church
Cuitlin Porter
Clarence Brower
Lester
New Briton Father Sentenced to Ninety Days for Beating Son
In New Britain May 4 AP judge W Hungerford sentenced James Lombard, 43, to ninety days in jail for beating his 17 year old son Charles Lombardi. The boy testified of brutal abuse including a rubber hose beating, punches, starvation, and threats over asking for food. Charles and his younger sister were to be placed in a children's institution.
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New Brit
Charles Lombardi
Tenteen
W. Hunger’ord
James Lombard
Club Ami
Charles
Milford Judge Seeks Sinusitis Recurrence Hope
Milfort May 4 Special Judge Jervis Brown, recently stricken with grip, consulted specialists to determine if his illness has caused a recurrence of sinus trouble that nearly killed him over two years ago. He felt weaker today than yesterday and could not remain at his office after noon.
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Milfort
Jervis 2D
Brown
Grandmother's Death Delays Accused in Milford Case
Special report from Milford says Frank A Strang of Bridgeport was arrested last Sunday for driving while intoxicated. He told police his grandmother died in Vermont and he could not appear in town court. case continued to May 28.
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Frank A Strang
Bridgeport
Quer
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Vermont
Montague Tax Collector's Books Short by $3000
Turners Falls May 4 The Montague selectmen report a $3000 shortage in Town Tax Collector John J Mc Laughlin's books audit by the state bureau of accounting tracks fourteen years of office tenure. Restitution of $1000 has been made and full restitution is anticipated. course of action awaits results.
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Turners Falls
Mesa
Montague
John J. McLaughlin
State Bureau of Accounting
McLaughlin
Jerome J. Shea
Selectmen
Examination Planned for Coast Guard Cadets
A competitive examination for admittance to the Coast Guard Academy in New London will be held June 29 to 25 at multiple sites nationwide. Open to men aged 18 to 22 with high school education and good character, the two day exam precedes a physical, with pay and allowances to cover expenses. Cadets receive ongoing cruises during summers and may be appointed as ensigns upon graduation.
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United States Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard Academy
New London
United States
Yesterna
Inventor Demands Wife At Springfield Banquet
In Springfield May AP Charlie Duryea, famed for making Springfield a gasoline hub, accepted an invitation to the Publicity club banquet and insisted his wife Mrs Duryea attend, saying she deserves equal credit for his work and faith in his career. The club honors a local man each year for outstanding achievement.
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Springfield
Mass
Charlie B. Duryea
Sturvea
Jurors Illness Halts Trial of Tong Murderers
Hartford May 4 AP The Chinese murder trial resumes tomorrow morning after juror Willis W Tall 67 Marlborough farmer was taken ill with a severe chill at Heublein hotel where jurors are quartered. Judge Newell Jennings praised Tall for duty. Prosecution and defense indicate changes to the case reducing witnesses. Fingerprint experts for defense may testify. their status unclear. Sam Wong testified about Chin Lung and Ong Ging item. State's attorney examined six witnesses. defense cross examined. Healy argued with Briands Ye Rohtmayer for Soo Foo Wing.
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Superior Court
Willis W. Tall
Marlborough
Hall
Heublein Hotel
Ienry N. Costelis
Medita
Joseph A Fauret
New York City
Frederick Drewer
Frank Ho Healy
Chin Lang
Hugh M. Alcorn
Macrosa
Reinhart L. Glicon
Healy
Briands Yei Ro
Ministers Score Court Reversal Over Will Induced by Clergy
Wisconsin Supreme Court voided a Douglas County will that redirected a $49,000 estate to a Methodist hospital after ministers allegedly used undue influence on Francis Walker near death. Justice Owen condemned clergy for abusing spiritual roles to gain temporal ends and overturning lower court rulings.
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Francis, Walker
Douglas County
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Waller OC. Owen
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Old Slave Church in Lee to Become Garage
Lew Mass May 4 CAP The old slave church a historic landmark since the Civil War era passed into history when Martin Mahan took possession to convert the property into a garage The Zion church property was auctioned off yesterday An attached note recalls bondsmen and enslaved people associated with the site and a split in the congregation during General Lee era figures are mentioned as part of the event
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Mass
Martin Mahan Taok
SA OM FE Zion Church
Vesterdiy
Ai Fererdasure Morte Baer
Abraham Bincoln
Btov
la HP
Cloyd
General Ley
Qld
Congression
Ley
Portuguese Minister 63 Weds New York Woman
A Portuguese minister aged 63 married Miss Mary Coleman of New York City in this locale. The ceremony occurred with a viscount and other attendees noted, reflecting a high society wedding amid international ties.
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Portugal
New York
Joseph Peonide
United States
Misa
Mary Coleman
Ada
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