Three Farm Bureau Speakers Highlight Danbury Meeting
Fairfield County Farm Bureau set for its annual gathering in Danbury with three speakers among the program. Luncheon at church house precedes an afternoon session at Odd Fellows Building West Street. Attendance urged to boost the event’s reach and impact on agriculture.
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Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Danbury
Novelaary
Treasipern
America Farm
Mise Bessie
Tows
Geeta
Parley
Massachugets
Tbo
Ue Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
West Street
Tobacco supply on hand decreasing in commerce
Report notes tobacco on hand shrinking with pounds cited for the current year and a large figure for the prior year, indicating reduced stock as commerce monitors supply levels. The text shows garbled OCR but implies ongoing inventory decline and year based totals.
Ruling of Lower Court Upheld in Two Hearings
The Supreme Court sustains lower court rulings in two cases. In Maybrook administratrix of Ethel against Joseph Mon and Hirsel Bilenskasi, damages of 2700 were awarded for a death tied to a defective back staircase at a house on Steaford Avenue. In the second case, Judge Booth awarded 1330 for injuries from an automobile crash, finding negligence.
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Mie Ste]prette
Rowson Lody Yeury
Tuwer
Bridgeport Plaintifs
Maytibok
Ethel
Joseph Mon
Hirsel
Bilenskasi
Joseph Ferruccio
Isaac Wolfe
Simon
TCGS
Railroad Officer Celebrates Fiftieth Year of Service
May 338 Clinton area of the New Augustus city hosted a dinner in honor of a railroad officer reaching fifty years of service. Attendees included lawmakers and senior railroad staff from across the region, highlighting a long career under Presidents Wacros, Chuk, Malc, Elliott, Buaklan, and Pearson.
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Clinton Ares
New
Augustus Unis
York, New Maven
May
Mea Mlay
New Haven
Ne Fis
George H. Wacros P.chuk
John M. Mal.c. Howard Elliott
E.G. Buaklan J. Pearson
Stolen Money Reloaned Arrests Discharged in City Court
In City court yesterday Ast and Mary Nie were arrested for a fortune telling swindle and theft of $51.1 but were discharged after returning the money to its owner. The case details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Ast
Mary Nie
Foreigners blamed for most bootlegging in state
C. C. Yellowley, claiming many bootleggers are aliens, argues foreigners and their laborers are responsible for most prohibitory law violations. He notes many fled their homelands due to persecution and faced alien conditions, yet their influence on illegal trade remains strong.
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C. C. Yellowley
Wien
Bern
Stamford Harbor Improvement Group Elects Meprich President
Congressman Schuyler Meprich becomes president of the Stamford Starbor Improvement Association which aims to secure a harbor for Stamford to meet growing industrial and mercantile needs. The 2012 effort sponsored harbor work, with recent discussions about an outer harbor and possible appropriations to create a safe refuge port.
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Schuyler Meprich
Stamford
Unclear Japanese Army Funding Forecast Report
A listing describes a large appropriation for Japan's army with figures around 8,000,960 Yen and mentions allocations for officers and workers. The text is partially garbled but suggests budgeting for pay and possibly unsettled or projected expenditures, indicating a substantial state finance item.
Men Convicted of Manslaughter Placed on Parole
AKIORD November 2 Frank Rose and Joseph saloon keepers convicted of manslaughter in connection with a wood alcohol deaths in 1919 were placed on parole by the prison directors. Rose left Wethersfield prison after proving employment and credentials. Joseph expected to gain freedom soon. The parole recalls the Connecticut valley deaths from tainted liquor following Christmas three years ago, when many died or were permanently damaged. Hartford saw 14 gas deaths and many sight losses from the poison whiskey.
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Akiord
Frank Rose
Joseph
Cone
Wethersfield
Rose
Manning Lberty
Connecticut Valley
Hartford
Russians Suspected in Slaying of American Worker
Three Russians wanted on Sunday October 13, the day Philip J. Stel disappeared from Simbursk, are suspected by authorities as possible murderers. Colonel William Haakell reports they fled toward the area where Shields’ body was found but no solid link to the disappearance. Police hold several persons for questioning as Volga search continues.
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Moscow
Associated Presa
Hanting
Philip J. Stel
Simbursk
Pou
William ‘W. Haakell
Niuer
Morgan
Shields
Volga
State Legion to Meet Tomorrow at New Haven City Hall
The state executives of the Legion will hold their annual post convention meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in New Haven City Hall. State Commander Edward J. Kelly will report delegates to the national convention and plans for the coming year. Education Week will run December 8 to 15 with themes For God and Country Day, American Citizenship Patriotism Day, and other observances. Delegates and officers will discuss Americanization, education, and coordination with local organizations. Edward L. Kelly to preside. Albert Which to act as delegate. The thirteen wear old bey soprano of Tacoma, Washington, with a notable lower register.
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Legion
New Haven
Conv
Nis
Reaial
Edward L
Elly
Albert
Regulee de
Olin Mingere
Morgan to Pass Through Paris on Way to London
Disjointed cable notes J P Morgan stopping over in Paris from Rome en route to London. Mentions a forthcoming meal with an English contact late November. References changes in June and the international bankers committee with Morgan, and mentions the German reparations question.
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Paris
J. P. Morgan
Rome
London
England
International Bankers Committee
Mr. Morgan
Paria
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