Germany Stirs Over Polish Military Coup Clash
Germany reels from a reported Polish military coup in Upper Silesia as Italian troops in Rybnik suffer casualties and Polish forces push through Koenigsbach, Windenburg, and Strehlitz. Berlin distances itself while German press links Poles to French militarists amid ongoing clashes and a reparations crisis.
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Karl H W. von Wiegand
Herlix
Germany
Upper Silgsi
Lus
Supreme É Cuuneil
Rybnik
Count Unsen
Upper Silesian
Koenigsbachin
Windenburg
Strehlits
Pales
Insay
Bat RB
Legion Gets Poppies for Memorial Parade
Harry W Compdow of the American Legion notes a consignment of French poppies for Memorial Day. Proceeds support French orphans, the Legion Auxiliary, and the post’s soldier relief work. Vincent A L Keating chairs the post section with Mrs Crosby in charge of the auxiliary gate. The poppy is the emblem of memory for soldiers in France.
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Harry W. Compdow
American Legion
Nas
Sain
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Legion
Vincent AL. Keating
J. Crosby
France
Schedules Filed In Bankruptcy Case
Schedules were filed yesterday in the bankruptcy court by Referee J J Keogh. Block and Schonenwetter of Goreva are involuntary bankrupts with liabilities $4628.08 and assets shown as stock with no value. Fannie Levin ofton store in Medford filed a voluntary petition listing liabilities 346.40 and assets including stock and futures. Automarine Service Company of Stam ord is bankrupt with liabilities 50284.98 and assets $1458. Hearings on all three matters set for March 14.
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J. J. Keogh
Block & Schonenwetter
Grovera, O
Fannie Levin
T Ofton
Medford
Omalcrupt
Omalcrupt Showing Liabilities of 346.40, and Assets, Dilestly
Brae
Automarine Service Company
T of Stam
Ord
Cankrupt- Ists Iites
Ussety
Glohove
Judge Kellogg Admits 99 New Citizens
Judge J P Ketogs admitted 99 new citizens in a three day naturalization session. Of 184 examined, 70 were continued or rejected for cause while four were absolved. An additional session begins May 17 and another May 61 to clear the docket of all remaining qualifying applicants.
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J.P
Physicians Attack Sheppard-Towner Bill in Senate Hearing
The Sheppard-Towner bill faced sharp criticism from physicians today before a Senate committee. Dr. J Charles O'Donovan of Albany argued the proposal costs taxpayers and asserts it infringes on the Constitution. He contended the measure is an unnecessary burden, backed by women with money rather than broad public need.
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Washington
Sheppard-Towner
J. Charles O'Donoven
Booze Runner to Have Hearing Today
Benjamin Aust faces arraignment before Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery after a Greenwich arrest last Friday for transporting 200 gallons of liquor in concealed compartments built into seats. He was handed to federal authorities after investigators found New York plates during the stop.
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Greenwich
Benjamin Aust
Hugh J. Lavery
Offic
New York
Haircut Plan for Blepilas Elephant in Bronx
An African elephant named Blepilas in the Bronx has a haircut planned using three men two ladders and hoses. The operation will use about 25 gallons of water and other equipment while workers pause for adjustments.
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Garkam
Ré¢ Bronx
Keener
Walter Thurman
City approves funds for portable pipe shows for children
The finance committee of the Board of Estimate approves a $25,000 special revenue grant to provide 1,201 portable pipe showers for children in congested districts during the summer. The article notes house completion and evergreen shrubbery as a focus of surrounding aesthetics.
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Rylen
Finance c
Board of Estimate
Divorce Recommended In Two Contests
State of the record shows Judge Warner recommends divorce in two contested cases. Mary A Prey petitions with a minor child from Stamford case filed March 3 1817 and Stephen Mizner of Stamford. grounds include cruelty and desertion. Change of name to Mary A Prey also recommended, with confirmation pending by the Superior court.
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Stephen Mizner
Stamford
Warner
Trignor
Ausnet
Mary A. Prey
Superior Court
Ti z Foot Remedy Claim Brings Comfort to Feet
An advertisement promotes a product named TIZ for sore tired aching feet. It claims deep relief dissolving pains from bunions and coins while making shoes feel more comfortable. The copy promises joyful wrapping of toes and dramatic removal of foot torture through this remedy.
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promotes Healthy Hair
An ungreasy clarified coconut oil shampoo is suggested as superior to most soaps. Wet hair, rub in a small amount to create a rich creamy lather that cleanses scalp, removes dirt, dandruff, and excess oil, leaving hair soft, silky, and easy to manage. Mulled coconut oil shampoo products are available at drugstores.
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Lin
Mantles
Ives Rou
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