World War Soldier Bones Sale Sparks Controversy in New York
A New York dealer claims to supply human bones to medical firms and physicians worldwide, citing imports from Berlin. He argues skulls and skeletons originate from battlefields in France and eastern Europe, while distancing claims of theft or German sources. Officials and experts question the ethics and origins of such exhibits.
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Francie Flanders
Ecic
Catavia
Queents of Thy
Freevinan
Fim
Berlin
4 International
Paul Warbelow
Nis
Germany
Lniverelles
Denissania
California
The
Medical Association of
State of New Lorie
France
Europe
City council backs war gun trophy plan amid memorial efforts
At a Legion meeting in Biddeford the group announced a plan to ship a German gun trophy to the city with costs up to 290 dollars approved for transport. Commander Seeley outlined funding steps and a 3,000 dollar quota for Biddeford Memorial Day activities. Members discussed uniforms, cemetery markers, and a statewide post turnout of about 17 posts for the parade.
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Concdon
Jas
Ratlan
Seeley
Boal
Park
Tilt
Tritar
Americe Legion
Henny
Legion
Muutiar
Dwight Wi
Cele
Yesterdy
American Legion
Seee
Lagton
Chace
Sprague
St Audatine’s Boy Scouts
Trdaon J
Hare Joseph Borrest Water
Charles Hive
Joseph Melly
Tohn Man Xvy
Katherine de Min
George Morrow
Earl
Haxing
Ata
Mitch Ray
Hag
Evthibit Geoge Mig
Pave 9
George Tlusini
Piaro
Willa T Lampman
Tiuly Faso
Pups Reject Hen That Raised Them
CAPA Rhode Island Red hen earns front page publicity after adopting two ducklings or chicks, but the pups turn against their dam. The story notes the unusual bond and eventual rejection as the animals socialized with the brood.
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Sprintield
CAPA
Rhode Island
Stamford Court Fight Halts As MacKenzie Fails To Break Deadlock
Stamford politics stall as Senator Keneally blocks the judgeship fight with Judge Samuel Young. House and Senate clash over a conference committee to resolve the stalemate and potential recess appointment by Governor Linn.
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Telegram Stat
Farticidaiy
Stamford
Judiciary Committees
Samuel Young
Stamford Court
Senate
House
Kenerly
Bcause
Young
Daniel Re F Hache
Bridgeport Man Honored as Vail Awards Are Made
Bridgeport residents receive Vail Awards for conspicuous public service. The ceremony honored local individuals including a Bridgeport man for saving a boy and recovering another body after a January 1924 incident. Names listed include Cutler, Tomis, and others from New Haven and surrounding towns.
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Bridgeport
Vail
Fises
Lheildoreyal
Tomas
Nik
Peter Samper
New Haven
Tyra Medil
Thomas J
George Whities
Geoge
Yaffery
Kennet
Koiedal
Corie
Dromifne
Bayngalos
Milford
Samo
Pias Biuldink
New Trayen
Tstevbe
Florten
Shalierine
Glastonbury
Mies
Jean P
Iedi Corr
Carey
Auto Crash Leaves Two Injured At Scene
Two people were injured in a morning auto accident near a hospital area. A girl was hospitalized, with medical teams attending to the injured at the scene and at Kerseney Hospital. An ambulance transported the victims for further treatment.
Return of Slawson Not School Board Plan
Havens, president of the board of education, stated yesterday that the district has no plan for the return of former superintendent Samuel Slawson to the Johnstown school system. Slawson, who has led Johnstown schools since leaving this city, has ended his Pennsylvania ties and will succeed B Everett Cortright at the end of the current term on July 16.
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Slawson
School Board
Dame
Havens
Board of Education
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Everett Cortright
Postmasters Notified of Shimmant Merchandise Loss
Postmasters report a shinmant of merchandise valued near ten dollars is not beneficial to destinatary Candila M Siro or Panama mail. Instructions indicate no attachments or detailed declarations are included.
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Candila M Siro
Panama Ghail
Trial of Means Postponed to May 25
Washington news brief reports the trial of Means has been postponed to May 25. No further details provided in the readable text.
Forgery Charge Against Gaston B Means Postponed
Gaston B Means former Justice agent faced forgery charges tied to a letter allegedly bearing the name of Senator T Brockhart of Iowa. The hearing was adjourned until May 25 after a delay request by Means defense counsel.
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Gaston B Means
Department of Justice
Means
T Brockhart
Iowa
Department of Jusite
Bent and Shoe Workers Union Opens First Session in Montreal
In Montreal on May 18 AP reports the first session of the Bent and Shoe Workers Union of America with about 230 representatives from U S and Canadian districts in attendance. The meeting may last four days discussing the constitution and general business of the reorganized union.
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Montreal
Bent and Shoe Worker's Union of America
United States
Canada
Princes of Wales tour to extend stay in regions
May 18 official announcement states the Prince of Wales tour in South Africa will be extended by one week. He will depart Town or South America in July instead of July 22, postponing travel and adding a final week at Caps Tow after the demanding African leg.
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South Africa
Town
South America
Caps
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