Cohalan Warns England Looms as Imperial Threat
Judge Cohalan denounces British propaganda and imperial aims, warning America to guard against entanglements while supporting Ireland’s independence. He cites debts, trade rivalries, and propaganda networks, urging unity with other nations seeking freedom and warning against imperial influence. Attys Connelly and Father Byrne urge active support for Irish self rule.
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Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Testimonial From Toomsboro Woman
Mrs C F Phillips of Toomsboro Ga reports backache headaches and constant weakness and nervousness from irregular periods. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved enough to work and recommends it to others with similar troubles. The letter is cited to claim the remedy's effectiveness for nervous prostration blues and displacement related symptoms.
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Men Claiming to Have Young Moore Held by Police
Stratford teen Johin Kenneth Moore vanished last December and authorities in Montreal say two men Franklin De Bullock and James Fo More BHY are accused of defrauding relatives by pretending to hold the boy. Moore’s father is in Canada pursuing charges as police connect the suspects to a possible knowledge of the boy’s whereabouts. Public notices honor Yale honorary degree recipient Franklin Eim and upcoming services by Arthur Budiey and David Fitegerald are noted.
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Yale
Franklin Statue Arrival Sparks City Reception
A bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin is set to arrive in the city today after touring New London on Saturday. Officials plan a reception program this morning as the statue’s permanent home is arranged.
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Gold Seekers Ship Unearthed in Frisco Downtown
In San Francisco on May 15 investigators uncover the hull of an early gold seekers ship buried beneath the city’s downtown core while excavating for the Federal Reserve Bank. The timber hull, copper sheathing, and construction indicate a sturdy craft from the era when San Francisco was a small Spanish settlement. The find suggests crews deserted ships in the bay during the California gold rush.
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Man Killed in Branford Automobile Crash
Frank H. Gilligum, 24, of this city, died early today when his car was struck by a second automobile on a Branford hill and overturned. Two companions were slightly injured. the other vehicle fled the scene after grazing Gilligan's front wheel. A second item notes Professor West faulting college graduates for knowledge while not addressing electoral college graduates. A Turkish nationalist movement is described as being driven by a woman described as its brains.
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New Haven Honors Memory of Franklin
In New Haven Connecticut on May 15 a note of memory honors Benjamin Franklin. The fragmentary report mentions a trip through Waterbury and echoes a tribute to the American statesman amid unclear details.
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