Poland and Letvia Said to Have Made New Treaty
A wireless dispatch from Mostow reports a treaty between Poland and Letvia to partition Lithuania, backed by France and aiming to curb German influence. On the October revolution's third anniversary, the Commissariat of Justice proclaims a broad amnesty for prisoners and those awaiting trial, including those facing capital sentences.
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London
Mostow
Poland
Letvia
Lithuania
France
Germany
Commissariat of Justice
Internal Baths Cascade Promises Health Benefits
A Tyrell Institute advertisement from Tyrell of New York promotes the Internal Cascade bath treatment. It asserts relief from constipation indigestion stomach pains and other ailments and claims the Cascade cleanses the digestive tract while being toxin free. The ad urges readers to request a booklet and mentions Dr Chas A Tyrell as the expert.
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van Dyke
Styrville
Eehic Institute
I. B. L. Cascade
O. Tyrel
Instituto
Auron Sean
Chas. A. Tyrell
New York
Artists Work on Vatican Subjects
Rome November 7 Benedict XV supports the arts allowing two artists to work on Vatican grounds. Quadrori sculpts a life size Cardinal Rampolla for a monument while Antonelli paints a large scene of the canon law codification. The pope oversees progress with Cardinal Gasparri surveying volumes and portraits.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Qadrori
Rampolla
Santa Caelia
Antonelli
Gasparri
Tacci
Monsignor
de Samper
Vatican Ceremanes
Gress
Bonifacn VIII
Alexander
Gregory III
Benedict III
Benedict II
Unknown Soldier to Be Buried in Pantheon
Paris November 1 The appropriation for transferring the unknown soldier from Verdun to the Pantheon has been approved by the finance committee of the Chamber of Deputies. The sum appropriated is 600,000 francs. The committee notes the Arc de Triomphe may be a more fitting resting place for the body to honor those owed debts of gratitude.
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Paris
Feenceh
Verdun
Pantheon
Manos Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Avc de Triomphe
Visiting Nurse Association cares for 2895 city babies
The Visiting Nurse Association reports October work matching September with a rise of about forty new referrals. They cared for 584 patients and 2895 babies, noting incidents of pneumonia due to ignorance of infant care. Health stations opened weekly with midafternoon clinics at Waltersville Prospect and Jackson schools, offering thorough baby examinations and guidance to mothers to prevent illness.
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Visiting Nurses Association
Waltersville School
Prospect School
Jackson School
Realthataliona
Carter
Notables to Meet General Nivelle in New York Arrival
General Georges Robert Nivelle, who succeeded Joffre as commander of the French armies in the north and northeast, will arrive in New York tomorrow aboard the Lorraine. He arrives as the French government delegate to the centenary celebration of the American Mayflower council this month, to be greeted by representatives of the Mayflower council, the federal council of the Churches of Christ in America, the American Legion, the French government and other notables.
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New York
Geerge Robert Nivella
Marshal Joffre
North
Fortheast
Maylower Council
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
American Legion
Nivelle
Public charity event at Hall home settlement house
The Hall home settlement house at 71 Main Street opens tomorrow at 4 o'clock with a program on the Newington Home for Crippled Children under the Connecticut Children's Aid. Representatives from all charity groups attend. Miss Constance Lee, superintendent, and Alfred Taylor, executive secretary, will speak. Remarkable progress in treating small children is noted.
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Hall Home
Main Street
The
Newington Home
Connecticut Children'a Aid
Constance Lee
Alfred ‘Taylor
Connecticut Children's Aid
Talks on Stage Technique by Mrs Susan Hawley Davis
Mrs Susan Hawley Davis will speak on stage technique at the Brilsenort Business area Professional Women's Club in the Liberty Building. The event, hosted by Mrs Enrico Clay Dillon, promises insights from notable vocal instructors and artists linked to New York and Chicago opera companies.
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Susan Hawley Davis
Oclork
Enrico Clay Dillon
New
Wilun
Brilsenort Business Area
Liberty Building
Davis
Pipits
Mme
Marie Sundelius
Caralina Lazzari
Metropolitan Opera Co
Dorothy Jordan
Billy Herbert
Chicago Opera Co
Miss Dillon
Washington, D. C
Crosses Ocean 1066 Times Retired Navigator Mills Honored
New York November dispatch notes Japaan Arthur R Mills has crossed the Atlantic 1066 times in a 41 year sea career with American line. He steamed over 3,000,900 miles carrying over 500,000 passengers without loss of life and earned France’s Cross of the Legion of Honor in 1917 for towing the disabled cruiser Teane Arc 490 miles to the Azores. Captain M18 has just retired and sails to England for a holiday in his birthplace.
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New York
Japaan
Arthur R. Mills
Tic
Wielfe
France
Azores
Cantain M18
England
Armenia Yields to Soviet Ultimatum
Constantinople dispatches report Armenians have yielded to the Soviet ultimatum and offer little resistance to Turkish advances from Kars and Alexandrozol. Erivan occupation by Turks and Tartars is deemed imminent as Soviet troops may pass through Armenia if Turkish Nationalist forces withdraw, per earlier mixed replies.
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Constantinople
Tiflis
Kars
Alexandrozol
Erivan
Near East
Turkey
Armenia
U S Attorney Reviews Restaurant Charges Report
U S Attorney Edward L Smith received a repack on hotel and restaurant pricing from William P Hazen chief of DOJ investigations who fled the report after an exhaustive probe. Judge Smith declined comment on the document or any proposed action. The long report covers investigations over a considerable period including Bridgeport eateries.
National Grange Meets in Boston
Farmers from young states travel to Boston for the National Grange annual session. Discussions will cover national agricultural policy and fraternal activities including the seventh degree exemplification. The event runs November 10 to 11 with 10,000 New England members and 1,000 from other states. The Grange, claiming to be a leading women’s suffrage group, marks this as a formal observance for final adoption of woman suffrage.
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Boston
Patrons of Husbandry
New England
Grange
Storrs Seeks Derby Jitney Restriction Plan
Derby officials and Storrs Connecticut executives will meet with the mayor and police leaders next Thursday to discuss restricting jitney buses from competing with trollers. Storrs pressed Derby last week to form a regional jitney ordinance, urging Derby Alma, and adjacent cities to coordinate action.
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Derby
Luchis & Storrs
Connecticut Company
Police
Storr
Aesonia
Anl
Schools Free From Epidemics In Bridgeport Says Doctor
Dr William Coon who heads Bridgeport health officials reports diphtheria and scarlet fever persist nationwide with Bridgeport experiencing fewer severe cases last week. He notes enhanced monitoring in schools, early removal of potential carriers, and full disease control measures already in place. Hartford jitney drivers will run routes without collecting fares under a new ordinance, while bus men protest as trolley service and fare structures face change.
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Bridgeport
William Fl Woons
Coons
Mars
Cann
Hartford
Trolley
Hincks Brothers Open Their New Home Today
Today marks the opening of Hincks Brothers new quarters at 880 Main Street. The handsome new building is to be the home of this large established firm and is described as one of the most unique business buildings in the city.
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Hincks Brothers and Lompany
Main Street
Swich
Georgia Republicans Appeal Election Result
Georgia Republicans who lost to Democrats in the congressional election will take their case to Congress on charges of irregularities. Notices published here outline their intent to file appeals and seek redress in the federal process.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Congressiow
Musterole Ointment Ad Claims Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertisement extols Musterole as a clean mustard oil ointment for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back and joint pains sprains sore muscles bruises and frost bite of the chest. It promises quick relief by rubing temples and neck and offers 85c 65c and hospital size 3.00 jars.
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Hall Home Settlement ‘House
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U.S. Attorney Has Restaurant Report
National Grange
Storrs
Hincks Brothers
Merode
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Winship, Boit & Co
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India
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Mada
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Horlick
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