Roosevelt Memorial Tree Vanishes in Alabama Capitol Lawn
In Montgomery on November 3 a Roosevelt memorial tree planted by local Boy Scouts last week disappeared during the night. Officials could not identify the culprit as a threatening note left at the site criticized the South and Daughters of the Confederacy, claiming no trees for Southern gentlemen in the capital grounds.
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Alabama
Ground
Washington
Evening Classes Plan Orchestra at Lyon Terrace High
The High School plans an orchestra for assemblies with students who can play any instrument urged to notify Principal Wadsworth. An assembly Thursday will organize the class, and attendance this year is better. A dance for Evening School students is set for Nov 25 in the high school gym. The Evening School contemplates a weekly paper run by students with Mr. Cogger guiding printing training.
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CoGher
Venus First Observed Crossing Gun’s Disc in 1633
Historical note records Venus crossing the gun’s disc on November 14, 1633, marking an early astronomical observation. The event ties to 17th century celestial tracking and planetary motions observed with early telescopic methods.
Young Judea Convention Opens Tonight in Hartford
The Young Judea association of Connecticut begins its fifteenth annual convention at the Y.M.H.A hall on Madison Avenue. About 75 delegates are expected this evening with additions tomorrow for the first session at ten o'clock. A reception committee will meet visitors at the railroad station and the hall is decorated with vine and white buntings. Many honorary delegates will attend.
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WY. M. H.A. Hall
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Urge Voters to Go to Polls in Election Day Rally
A rally in Dumor last night urged all voters to cast ballots on election day. Candidates including Gerald H. Vilagerald for alderman Second District and Attorney Joseph Drvine for Probate Judge spoke on party duty and civic participation urging broad voter turnout and engagement in the democratic process.
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Henry Stress
Suma
Cundistate
Six Pass Examination and Enlist in Navy at Bridgeport
Chief Machinists Mate T J Motherall in charge of the Bridgeport Navy Recruiting Station reports rapid enlistments. In the last two days six have passed the preliminary exam and been sent to New Haven for final testing. Enlistees include Joseph Baker 15 apprentice seaman Harbert Schwink 23 yeoman third class Richard P Winkle 19 862 Stratford Avenue apprentice seaman George A Patanovich 19 80 Kent Avenue musician second class Elwin A Fister 20 1 5 Jefferson Street apprentice seaman and LeRoy T Squires 19 apprentice seaman.
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T. J. Motherall
Bridgeport
Sis
New Haven
Joseph Baker
Harbert Schwink
Richard P. Winkle
Stratford Avenue
Companion slashes arm of woman with knife
Margaret Glynn of 470 Broad Street was taken to Vincent's hospital suffering a deep laceration to the right arm after a quarrel with a man from Iunner company who could not be located. The woman initially tried to conceal the injury and claimed she had a wax bleed to explain the blood in her room.
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Margaret Glynn
Broad Street
Vincent's Hospital
Iunner Company
Rector John J. McCoy Dies in Worcester at 69
Rev. Dr. John J. McCoy rector of St. Ann's church in Worcester, died suddenly while walking in parish grounds. He was 69. Born in Tariffville, Conn., ordained in 1879, he served in Worcester, then in Western Massachusetts and Chicago areas. A long-time temperance advocate, he was a prominent New England Catholic clergyman.
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Worcester
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John J. McCoy
St. Ann‘s Church
New England
eCoy
Tarlifville
Pricethand
Westorn
Chicopes
Massachusetts
McCoy Arrives in San Francisco to Start California Venture
Former middleweight champion McCoy arrives in San Francisco after a long cross country auto trip. He plans to settle in California and invest his money in business ventures, claiming he is financially secure and ready to pursue new opportunities.
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AI McCoy
San Francisco
McCoy
California
Iwhloh
Merciless Neuritis Imps and Palliative Teasers
An old style ad-like fragment discusses merciless neuritis with red hot wileblarks, stabbing pains near the shoulder and neck, and moving pain. It advertises Tymsal and Kyamal for relief, claiming harmless topical effect and urging purchase from Hindlebrugy Stores and a San Francisco manufacturer.
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Pride
Hindlebrugy
Tyymol Co. Mfg
Don Sutter
San Francisco
Pierotti Deepens Family Split in Cos Cob Return Case
Greenwich reports Pierotti faces arrest if she returns from New York after desertion accusations. Attorney White directs police to act if Mrs Pierotti comes home. Mrs Wanton, a lawyer present, allegedly pressed for Pierotti to send his wife back to New York amid political tensions. Pierotti reportedly with children at the homes of his father in law in New York.
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Greenwich
Pierotti
R.A. Hunton
New York
Henry 3. White
Laut
Howe
Wanton
Sia
Mes. Hanton
Cos Cob
First Y Society meeting to kick off series tonight
The first of a series of Y meetings starts tonight in the main lobby of Mt CoA. Prominent speakers including Judge Frank T. Wider for the Republicans John Cornwall for the Democrats and Jasper Melevy for the Socialists will each speak fifteen minutes. The event opens a campaign season with varied programs and is open to the general public.
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Mt Coa
Ram Tle
Frank T. Wider
Republic
John Cornwall
Democratic Party
Jasper Melevy
Socialist Partiy
Saci Ttee
Jewish Population of Lithuania Appeals to Halt Pogroms
A Lithuanian Jewish deputation met with Finance Minister Ferrule to demand suppression of pogroms and anti Semitic propaganda. The minister reportedly refused to act, claiming pogroms will continue and urging protection for Jewish shops.
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Lithuania
Berlin
Lithania
Kovas
Finsge
Ferrulile
Olive Tablets Claim Quick Liver Relief in Ad
An old style advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a liver and digestion aid. It claims a soothing, non habit forming effect, noting the tablets are a purely vegetable compound with olive oil. The copy urges taking one or two at bedtime for relief and lists prices as 10, 15, and 30 cents.
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Br. Edwards
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