Pothier Appeals Indictment For Major Cronkhite Death
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston took under advisement a motion to set a speedy hearing date for Toland T. Pothier of Providence, indicted in Washington state for the killing of Major Alexander P. Cronkhite at Camp Lewis. Pothier has been jailed in Charlestown, R I since last October after his arrest for the October 192 within the year.
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Boston
Unitedates Circuit Court of Appeals
Toland TK. Pothier
Providence
Washington
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Pothier
Chanston
R. I
Hoover's nitrate expert to join Yale faculty
May 15 Hoover nitrate expert Harry Curtis is named professor of chemical engineering at Yale, to work in the Sterling chemistry laboratory. A Colorado graduate, he taught at Colorado. served in government work on ammonia oxidation. led the Arlington experiment station near Washington and taught at Northwestern. He later held key chemistry roles in coal product companies and is surveying nitrate sources for Congress.
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Seay Haven
Harry Curtis
Hoo
Yade
A. Yale
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
Curtis
University of Colorado
Sheffield
Ala
Rlington
Washington, D.C
Waa
North Western University
International Coal Products Companie
New York
Géne Tayor
Clinchfield Carbocoal Corporation
Clinchfield
Virginia
Congress
Deadlock over U.S. Army pay in Germany persists
Paris May 15 The Allies and United States remain split on final terms for the American army hosts in the Rhineland. The dispute centers on whether the agreement can be abrogated if the US seeks direct war damages from Germany, with Treasury official Billet Wadsworth urging U.S. freedom of action and Allies insisting on linking compensation to occupancy costs.
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Paris
United States
Rhineland
Towis
Germany
Wadsworth
Treasury Department
Obituary notices for Hubbard Bartell and others in Torrington
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Susie A Hubbard wife of Charles I Hubbard who died Monday. Services will be at Trinity church Torrington with Rev Dr Lindsay officiating. Burial in Venter cemetery Torrington. Also listed are services for Mrs Ann Bartell widow of Carl Bartell who died Monday at her daughter's home in New Bedford Mass. Michael Donofrie infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Donofrie who died yesterday at 685 Shelton street will be buried at St Michael's cemetery. Services for Myra Catherine McCormack wife of Edward McCormack who died yesterday morning at 338 Pequonock street will be held at the funeral home with a high mass of requiem at St Augustine's Church and burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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Susie A. Hubbard
Susie A. Hubbbard
Charles ‘I. Hubbard
Trinity Church
Torrington
Lindsay
Venter Cemetery
Annie C. Bartell
Ann ©. Bartell
Carl Bartell
Marry Thayer
Hadden Sun
New Pedford
Mass
Michael D*onotrie
Michael Donofrie
Joseph D'onotrie
Shelton Street
St. Michael's Cemetery
Catharine McCormack
Myra
Catherormack
Edward McCormack
Pequonnock Street
Mukeon, Brown and Adley
Fairfield Enue
St. Agustine’s Church
Uhat
St. Michaels Cemetery
Earnings of Electric Lines Show Increase Chicago May 11
The American Electric Railway Association reports a net income rise for 245 electric railway companies. They operated 27,484 miles of single track, with net earnings growing from 22,852,418 in 1921 to 37,237,680 in 1922. The fleet carries 30,900,000 more passengers than in 1921, and interurban routes account for 13.67 percent of total miles. The industry notes improved conditions and progress toward fair returns on new invested capital.
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Chicago
American Electric Railway Association
One Man Carriers Partial Cause of Demand for Raise
Increased labor from operating a one man car fuels wage demands by trolleymen in Connecticut. Ledley company officials in New Haven hear requests for a 61 cent hourly wage for motormen and conductors, 71 cents for one man car operators, and 25 cents more for shopmen and mechanics. No decision expected for about five weeks as talks proceed.
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Trollgyme
Connecticut Company
John Hurley
Bridgeport Trokeymen
Ledley Company
New Haven
Nes
Woulot Grant Pe Paneede
Udy
Club Members to Present Comedy Tomorrow Night
Successive rehearsals are under way for the comedy Pads and Fancies to be staged by the Business and Occasional Woman's club in the Liberty building club rooms. Mrs Eva Hodagking and Mrs Robert Adar direct a high class millinery inspired setting with hats and gowns displayed by the girls. A second performance for the Lions club building fund will follow in the same rooms with the same cast including Maylah Adams Middlebrook Lawson Linghes Thompson Saunders Hawkins Dickhaus Sag... Lieberum Fe no Rudine Swanson and others.
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Liberty Building
Eva Hodagking
Robert Adar
Venefa
Lions Club
Maylahret Adams
Natalie Middlebrook
Misa M. Lawson
Margaret Linghes
Misa Grace Thompson
Helen Sauers
Edith Hawkins
Grace Dickhaus
Caroline Saggra
the Olson
Elsa V. Lawson
Frances Maint
Dorothy Schwarty
Gertude Lieberum
Charlotte Feno
Mary Rudine Swanson
Relief Corps marks 35th birthday in Milford
In Milford on May 15 the local women’s Relief Corps celebrated its 35th anniversary at Taylor Memorial church with about 80 members present. State department president Mrs Eva Ruoff of Glastonbury and state executive board members Mrs Dorothy Hanover of West Haven, Mrs Clarence Nothnigie of New Slaven, and Mrs Maude Ford of Milford attended. A dinner followed at 1 pm and officers spoke while a musical program entertained. The corps has a membership of 141 with 17 charter members.
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Milford
Loral Order of the Women's Relief Corps
Taylor Memorial Church
Eva Ruoff
Glastonbury
State Department
State Executive Board
Dorothy Hanover
West Haven
Clarence Nothnngie
New Slaven
Maude Ford
Wallace Chase
Che Corns
Many Vacancies in Eastern Army Posts
Eastern Army posts show abundant vacancies for assignments across Forts and camps from Camp Mel land to Fort Warren. The First Corps Area covers Maine to Rhode Island with stations including Fort Eben Allen and Camp DevensMass. Recruiters list numerous posts in New England and eastern states.
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Mississippi River
Camp Melland
Fort Humphebos
Kennia Alfred
Vail
N.d
Catiial Racks
Fort Kenning
W Point
First Corps
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ft. Eben Allen
Boston Arbor
Mass
Camp Devens Mass
Fort Banks
Maas
Ft. Heath
Mag
Wanndrews
St. Michie
Tere
Wright
Kevere
EL. Wetherill
New Bedford
Rotman
Standish
Y. Strong
Warren
Adams
Golty
Over 300 Boys Enjoy Privileges of Y M C A Dept
More than 300 boys from city churches use the Y M C A boys department facility. W N Northcott, general secretary, reports new amenities and a cooperative churches program with volleyball and basketball leagues and suppers. Prominent men spoke and engaged with the boys as leaders in high schools organize weekly services.
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W. N Northcott
Y.M.C. A
Combing Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff Tips
An advertisement claims dandruff can be dissolved by applying four ounces of ordinary equi larean nightly to moisten and rub into the scalp. It promises morning removal with subsequent applications, reduced itching, and shinier hair, mentioning liquid arrow as a product available at any store.
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U.S
Relief Corps
Beardsley
Y. M. C. A. Dept
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West Indies
N. Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
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City and
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Corn Products Refining Company
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Kingsford
Corn Products Sales Co
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