Democrats Charge Republicans With Indecent Haste
Washington May 10 sharp clashes marked Senate consideration of a measure. Senator Simmons of North Carolina accused Republicans of driving with whip and spur to pass the bill while Democrats sought to kill it by a filibuster. Senator McCumber countered that the Democrats aimed to defeat the legislation. Senator Jones of New Mexico said the people deserved to know how the committee reached its conclusions. The Senate voted down two amendments and approved a rate schedule for oleic acid, as the night session began.
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Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
McCumber
Republicang
Jones
New Mexico
Gondye
King
Wave of suicides hits New York area seven dead
A surge of suicides across New York and surrounding areas leaves seven dead and another hospitalized in critical condition. Cases include Frank Austin Roy a West Lord Street dentist who shot himself after family shocks, K A Bulla the realty broker at Wilson who killed himself in his hotel room, Annie Ziermann a 38 year old mother of twelve who hung herself in Rosevelt on Long Island, and others in Ventnor City and Newark.
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New York
City
Progar
Frank Austin Roy
Pith Avenue
West Lord Street
Harold
Kansas City
Evmilya S.C
J. H. Chaun
Cey
Miami
Florida
Roaxevell
Long Island
Annie Ziermann
Ventnor City
N. J
W. S Ruzby
Philadelphia
Simon J. Nicholson
Syn Jate
Obituary for Carl Benedetti, longtime city hotel chef
Carl Benedetti 51 died yesterday morning at 526 Aretio Street after a brief illness that developed into pleurisy. He worked for city hotels as a chef for several years. Survived by wife and five children, including Mrs. Ernest Atlen, Mrs. Jamnea Lynch, Mildred Benedetti, Hazel Benedetti, and Carl Benedetti Jr. Funeral from the late home at 8:30 AM Saturday with requiem at 3 PM in Holy Rosary Church. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery.
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Carl Benedetti
Tigtome
Aretio Street
G Corg
Ernest Atlen
Jamnea Lynch
Mildred
Hazel Benedetti
Requem Masa
Holy Rosary Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Oklahoma Student Charged With Murder in Campus Shooting
May 10. John Vaughan, county attorney, filed information charging murder against Earl C. Gordon, a federal student at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, who shot and killed Beckham Cobb on campus. Gordon’s attorney Brown Moore says Cobb forced the shooting in self defense and that Gordon knew Cobb only to argue. authorities say Mrs. Cobb claimed Gordon had asked to meet on the street for an apology.
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Clkla
John Vaughan
Maida Earl Ee
Sordoma
Oklahoma Agricultural and Machinecal Collége
Beckham Cobb
Brown Moore
Gordon
Cobb
Obb Lo
Woman awarded 2000 dollar verdict after theatre fall
Mrs Mary E Scabridge of Laurel Avenue won a 2000 dollar verdict in Superior Court against Polis Theatre owner Sylvester Poll for injuries from a January fall on a weighing scale in the wash room. The trial heard the room was too small and the machine improperly installed.
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Damares
Mary Escabridge
Laurel Avenue
Sylovester
Poll
Polis Theatre
Main Street
Counsa “Aches
Ely
Zacher
New Haven
Callen Honored At Derby Lodge Meeting
May 10 special report: First annual Grand Court of Connecticut Foresters of America session in Derby, with 210 delegates. Officers elected include Grand Chief Ranger Robert II Lodge Meriden and Grand Senior Headle Timothy Dowd Windsor Locks. Callen of Bridgeport named Grand Senior Beadle. Balance shows $800. membership 16,000. Notable attendees include ex congressman Augustine Lonergan and Jersey City supreme secretary Thomas Donnehy.
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William Dunleavy
Waterville
Woodward
Wiliam H. Callen
Bridgeport
Timothy Dowd
Windsor Locks
Jenior Beadis
Henry Congden
Norwich
William Buergrand
Trusters
William J. Green
Harsford
Michael J. Gaynor
Sholton
Joseph Worsley
Waterbury
Thomas F. Gannon
Wallingford
John J. Higgins
Southington
M. Cole Jennbay
Hartford
Augustine L. Lonergan
Thomas M. Donnehy
Jersey City
Me Order
Mary State
Norwalk
The
Companions of the Forest
Annie B. Perh
New York
William T. Meyer
Fred R. Canfiela
Hancock Avenue Woman Forfeits $300 Bond
Mrs Christina Tork, of Hancock Avenue, failed to appear before Judge William Multbie yesterday. A $300 bond posted for her appearance was forfeited. William Melick, arrested with Mrs Tork on a similar charge, had his case continued until September.
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Christina Tork
Hancock
Wiliam OL Multbie
Dara
Wiliam Melick
Mys
Toth
Gas Relief Tablets Advertised by Baalmann in 1900s
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas-Tablets as a permanent relief for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims reducing stomach distension, heart palpitations, and cold extremities, promising improved circulation and alertness after meals. Sold in yellow packages via Laverty Bros Hindle Drug Stores for one dollar.
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Gaalmann
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Laverty Bros. Hindle Drug Stores
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
National banks hold nearly twenty trillion in hand
Washington report from the comptroller of the currency shows national banks in the United States hold about 19.85 trillion dollars on hand with totals including other measures rising to around 29.89 trillion. The data indicate decreases from February and December, with declines of several billions and specific figures for total deposits and benefits.
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Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc
Harrison St
Conn
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Willow St
Amtéchos
Drs. Weidlich
Alvord
Cannon & Main Sts
Oklahoma
William H. Callen
Derby
Hansock Avenue
Marea
MINER
Read & Tullock Distributors
Premier Malt Sales Corporation
Hudson SE
W.l.douglas
W. L.douglas
San Francisco
W. Douglas
Douglas Rho
Spara
Ww. L. Douglas
Main St. Poli Theatre
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