Legion fonds swell with large contributions
A fragment notes a Somirbuyon of about 500 dollars raised by Legion Orne supporters. Names appear with small sums from multiple individuals including Mrs. Loewitn and Mr. R. Clark, aiming to reach a grand total of about 20 000 dollars by week’s end.
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Weels
Dowmark
Padley
Phi
Mra
R Loewitn
Eum- R. Clark
Tion Varipan
Werbert
Thomas
Woenan
Butler
Buckingham
E Lane
Weods
Smith
A. Baw
Hat company loses case against railway in New York court
In Superior court judges Newell and Jennings presided over the case of Frank Warrell receiver for Joho A Baird Hat Company of Danbury against the Joons urom pany. A verdict was entered denying any contract with the Baird company and damages of 5 000 were assessed against the defense. The matter centers on a half completed hat contract and allegations of railway involvement at Bethel.
Mother and two men charged in child kidnapping scheme
In Yonkers New York a 27 month old child was abducted after a car stopped by a group. The mother Alice Rabore wit and two men William Del tic and Campbell were arrested. the abduction charge was upgraded from kidnapping to abduction. Authorities noted custody of the child had not been awarded to either parent.
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New York
Alice Raborewit
Willie Herman
Voxer
Trom
Phes Id Sie
Yonkers Hotel
Wiliam Deltic
Weamen
Deehia
Vea Chio
Campbell
Wail
Churches Enroll 74 New Members at Day's Service
The First New York renewal service reports 74 new members joining multiple churches. Names include Alma Bay, Dorothy E Jennings, Dorothy Tole, Ruth Sembler, Mario Tornillo, Micholas Tornillo, Roger Winkeman, Anita Florence, and Perry, with transfers from Mount Zion, Litchfield, and other congregations.
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May & Th Telegram
Pyle
Sim Athernuon
apTiro
Firel John Church
Georgiorge
Réwin Beattie
Alma Bay
John Dai
Scott Hiller
Olliy Holling
Cil
Wire
Beth Jevaine
G Perry
P. Stern
Con
Johy
Vis
Vommuni
Bridger Garrison
Cong Litchfield
Mass
Kelly
Mountational Church
Maria I
Iss Baptistees Baare Perr Pal
Redding Test Spelling Contest Highlights Local Schools
May 5 Redding Telegram report details a spelling contest among Redding Ridge Umpawaug and Center schools with nearly 800 words provided. Ernest Backenhaus of eighth grade finished last. Ray Genter and Raymond Ts tied top marks in spelling while Waymond Uls and Afar led the boy and girl races.
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Redding
Ernest Backenhausen
Redding Ridge
Umpawaug School
Center School
Iest
Ray Genter
Raymond Ts
Marion Awang
Bboy Waymond Uls
Afar
Nancy Bames
Eleanor
Tis
Arnold Windereimond
Ryder
Bobi Hood
Wang
eThe Tas
Aestings
Mary Sullivan
Carrey
Velen Dudshletic
Marjorie
Raymond Ryder
Lau Farr
One Rum Case Dropped Two Given Jail Terms
Court records show Vincensa Curical and Leena were among defendants in a rum selling case. Curical and Leena received jail terms with fines. Leoce faced a separate charge. Both cases reflected short sentences and appellate bonds posted.
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Vincensa
J. Beckley
Balto Curico
James Siannon
Cni
Inquest Into Slaying of Wu Ka Postponed
The inquest into the death of Wu Ka was postponed after the medical examiner change and new arrangements. Officials say the proceedings will convene on a later date at Catherine Street, with attention to the unresolved questions surrounding the case.
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WU KA
Phelan
Wr Ka
Catherine Stre
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