Cannot Deport Semenoff. Commissioner Holds On Case
Washington May 24 Gen Gregorie Semenoff Russian Cossack leader whose deportation was urged by Senator Borah for alleged brutalities against American soldiers cannot be deported according to a dispatch from Commissioner General of Immigration Husband to Secretary Davis The decision says Semenoff was legally admitted and cannot be deported unless he commits an offense against the government The department will investigate all other cases to ensure no evidence is overlooked
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Gregorie Semenoff
Borak
Iuado
Eda
Russia
Immigration
Husband
Daviz
Semenoff
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Mets
It & Eit
Far View Beach Fire Causes $30 Damage
A morning blaze at Far View Beach damaged Morris Port's cottage on the front porch. Investigators found the fire began under a couch hammock. Chemical Company No. 5 of Woodmont responded and extinguished the fire. Port, visiting the beach, had just arrived to open his summer home.
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Milford
Morris Port
Faiview Beach
Couch
Chemical Company No. 5
Woodmont
Port
Meriden
Senate to Have McCumber Bonus Bill Wednesday
Washington May 9 The McCumber bonus bill with certificates for former service members and 50 percent loan collateral will be reported to the Senate by the finance committee next Wednesday after a Democratic Republican committee meeting. A coalition of minority Republicans and most Democrats supported reporting the bill though some senators oppose it. Democrats want some bonus action and Simmons, Gerry, and Jones backed the measure with Walsh. Smoot may substitute a paid-up insurance bill if needed.
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Washington
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Seracor Srifote
McCumber
M.achusetts
Avercald
Louse
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
North Care
Gerry
Jones
New Mexico
Walsh
Massachusetts
Smoot
War prisoners journey to mercy in Bolshevik Russia
Budapest May 2. About 14,000 Hungarians captured early in World War I have joined the Meduray region after being released by Bolshevik authorities. The group includes around 60 officers, with thousands of former soldiers settling in Russia. one reportedly joined the Communists.
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Budapest
Meduray
Russia
Communis
Berlin Beggars Train Six Week Course
Berlin authorities report a new beggar union in a northern suburb training about 150 members in making up and related tricks. The six week theoretical program leads to practical begging at race meetings church doors and cafes with weekly district shifts and potential daily earnings. Wealthy Germans are noted as patrons while Americans are described as varied in generosity.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Bevin
Rejorts
Esurches
Ue “Union
Attorneys Seek Review of Saltman-Dick Trustee Ruling
Attorneys contest the Saltman-Dick bankruptcy ruling and the trusteeship election in New York. The petition seeks review of the Leeds trustee appointment after a tightly fought creditors meeting that ended 43 to 32 in Leeds favor.
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Norman 3
Wustee
Saltman-Jdick, Inc
New York
William Dick
Whavisoreu
John Keogh
Leeds
United States
Edwin Sr. Thomas
Saltman-Dick Company
Lees
Attone Arnielein
New Haven
Beyung
Ein
Cits
Relergn Nepeh
Kleig and
Dashue
Keogh
Thomas
Vatican protests over British Palestine mandate confronts Zionist plan
The Vatican filed a protest against the British mandate for Palestine as backed by Earl Balfour. The protest was delivered to the League of Nations Secretariat and will be discussed at the next meeting at the corner of the Deague. specifics remain confidential until then.
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Cuqneva
Vatican
Palestine
Earl Balfour
League of Nasday
Minkes
Zionistsn P Palestine
Mrs Elizabeth Baldwin Burial Set For Milford Tomorrow
Mrs Elizabeth Baldwin 91 died last night at her Milford home on Bridgeport Turnpike. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2:40 PM at her home with Rev Wesley Wriggs of First Congregational Milford officiating. She was widow of James Baldwin and a longtime Milford resident, said to be a direct descendant of the town founders. Survived by three sons Herman and Henry Baldwin of Milford, Jane Saldwir of Sivalfor, and two daughters Mrs Edward Tutte of Milford and Mrs Woodward of New Haven.
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Milford
Elizabeth Srala
Baldwin
Bridgeport
Wesley Wriggs
First Congregational Church of
James Baldwin
Thp
Herman and
Henry Baldwin
Jane Saldwir
Sivalfor
Mra. Eaward Tutte
Mra. Woodward
New Haven
Jeavenirs Insolvent Bankruptcy Petition Report
The Waterbury jewelers Abraham and Loanly Muperman filed for bankruptcy in New Haven on May 29. Debts were listed at 18560 dollars with assets of 11200 dollars.
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Wew Haven
Abraham
Loanly Muperman
Waterbury
Science Triumphs In Age Long Fight Against Blindness
New York reports the seventh annual National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness finds education, medicine, and legislation boosting protection from infant blindness due to natural causes. Yet wood alcohol poisoning remains unabatd, with seven states lacking prevention laws and warnings about methanol causing eyesight loss. The committee highlights reduced hospital admissions for such cases and notes a new film titled Saying the Eyes of Youth to educate on prevention.
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New York
National Committee For the Prevention
Teusselve Foundation
National Committee For Prevention of
America
Ziegler
TIZ Foot Relief Ad Claims Quick Comfort
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a remedy for aching swollen and sore feet. It promises relief from corns bunions and calluses and suggests trying four boxes for a few cents with purchase at drug stores or department stores.
Memorial Service at Westport Observed Today
Memorial day events in Westport include a 9 am parade from the town center to Ming Street Cemetery then Willowbrook and a gathering at Town Hall with speakers Rev J Reed William Burr and Captain R B Delacour D 5 CG. After services, the American Legion to place a memorial wreath. Activities at the lawn, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and present day remarks follow with plans for a Lang lawn opening if paving work completes.
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Westport
Ming Street
Wiltowbrook
Rev. J. Reed
Wiliam Burr
R. B. Delacour
Aq Tervices
Kearney
Red Cross
Mmer
Frederick Rhoades
Cha Fatesville
Rhoades
Milford Yacht Club Flags Raise To Open 1922 Season
Milford May 29 The Milford Yacht Club opens the 1922 season with a flag raising at moon and an all day event followed by an entertainment and dance. No races are listed opening date but a committee plans a series of events for the coming months. Troop 1 of Milford Scouts will represent the New Haven district in statewide contests at Bridgeport on June 19 in knot tying fire making and water boiling.
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Milford
Esmmtt- Lee Enarge
Nay Evans
Boys Scouts of America
New Haven
Mail Delivery During Holiday Schedule
The article outlines holiday mail delivery with exceptions for US holiday collection and perishables. Arrangements will be made to have office processes as possible, delaying mail movement. Money orders and postal windows close all day. general delivery operates 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 8 p.m.. registration, parcel post, and stamp windows open 9 a.m. to noon and 6 p.m.. night service window remains open 6 p.m. to midnight.
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Execpion
S A.m
Ito
China's Double Hair Nets Threaten Chinese Trade
Washington May 49 China's export pigtail industry faces decline as American consumers favor double hair nets. Consul Gauss at Taiwan reports that double nets outsell single nets, prompting fears of a 40 to 74 percent collapse in China's hair net business unless double nets are discouraged. An American importers guild would urge China to form a hair net guild abroad to curb double net production.
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Washington, D. C
China
Commerce Department
Gauss
Taiwan
Ching
United States
Legarion
Washington
Twelfth District Republican Club Carnival Opens at Stratford
Grounds of the Twelfth district Republican Club at Stratford and Union avenues lit up for the carnival opening last night. Special lighting and booths drew attention as young women associated with the club hosted the event. Dancing, music, and nightly entertainment were planned for the week, with a big outing at Daniels Farm on June 24 and a Sixth District meeting at Manhattan Avenue and Charles Street featuring an old fashioned clam bake and sports.
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Diatrict Republican Club
Stratford
Union Avenues
Clah
Daniels Farm
Mantan Avenue
Charles Street
Economic mission of league to meet June 6
Washington May 25 Denying a disputed matter in army circles since World War I the Supreme Court holds it is not necessary for the President to personally sign and approve each case to make the act removing officers effective.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rassen
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