New England business urged to push research and cooperation
Springfield November meeting of the New England council heard 1200 members report on regional industrial progress since its founding. Leaders stressed continued cooperative work, highlighted flood relief plans for Vermont, and outlined state programs on power, forestry, advertising, pollution surveys, and taxation.
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Springfield
Mass
Associated Press
New England
New England Council
New England States
Vermont
Hebert Hoover
Hoover
John Lawrence
Ferguson
Frank Knox
New Hampshie
Lincoln Filene
Boston
Lee Galloway
New York
Robert A Warren
Samuel Ferguson
Hartford
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Henry Trumbull
Plainville & G
Buckland H
Knight Wilson H Lee
New Haven
Stanley H. Bullard Bropepers
L Campbell
Kent Hubbard Trank
Layton John Byrne
Hartford E
Gess Alton Judd Watebuy
Elijah Rogers Southington
John W Porter Waterbul
Wallace I Woodin
Prison Keeper Slain by Convict at Auburn Prison
Auburn Nov 17 James B Durnin principal keeper at Auburn prison was fatally stabbed by convict Alexander Kolinski in the prison hallway near the heart and chest. Durnin died thirty minutes after admission to the prison hospital as Warren Edgar Jennings conducts the investigation with District Attorney Ben Kenyon. Kolinski, sentenced from Erie county in 1918 for murder, had a long disciplinary record.
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Auburn
Associated Press
James B Durnin
Auburn Prison
Durnin
Warren Edgar
Jennings
Ben Kenyon Durnins
Alexander Kolinski
Erie County
Dannemoia
Jane
From Bad to Worse to Healthier Woman in Cleveland
A Cleveland woman recounts severe weight loss after childbirth and illness until Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound restored her health. She gained weight from 98 to 116 pounds and regained ability to do housework. The ad touts the remedy as a life changing health gift.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Mas
Rivister
Nelson Ave
Lydia
Pinkhams
McBride Funeral Saturday After Fatal Truck Crash
Samuel McBride twenty four died when his truck left East Main Street near Providence in heavy fog and plunged down a five foot bank. Funeral from his home at 1690 East Main Street to St Charles Church at 10 oclock for solemn high mass. Burial in St Michael's cemetery. He was son of Mr and Mrs Daniel McBride of 1430 Eastdam Street and served four years in the UK navy.
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Samuel McBride
Providence
East Main Street
At &J. Charles Church
St MMl
Ichael’s
McBride
Reliable Motor Transport Company of
Bridgeport
Young McBride
Daniel McBride
St Charles
Auto Plunges Into Canal. Three Drown Near Syracuse
In freezing waters of the Barge canal fifteen miles west of Syracuse an automobile veered off a guard rail and plunged eighty feet into the canal. Three Fulton residents Harold Hourigan aged twenty Margaret Pearson nineteen Evelyn Blackman eighteen are dead. A fourth passenger Macel Beebe nineteen escaped after crawling through a rear window. Investigators believe at least one more may have survived with a possible splash heard near the bank.
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Syracuse
Associated Press
Fulton
Harold Hourigan
Margaret Pearson
Evelyn Blackman
Macel Beebe
Paity
Peru
Two Small Fires End Without Major Damage
Bridgeport firefighters answered two still alarms yesterday afternoon. At 4 10 p m Hose Company No 1 responded to 205 Central Avenue where a chimney fire smoldered with soot. it burned itself out before crews arrived and left little to do with no damage. At 5 9 3 p m Engine Company No 10 fought a glass fire on Spring Street that reached dangerous proportions but was extinguished without damage.
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Bridgeport Fire Department
Central Avenue
Spring Street
Community Card Party Highlights Trumbull Social Notes
Miss Esther Baylies of Stratford visited as a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs George Machal ow ski. Womans Community club hosted a bridge and pinochle party at the fire house with scores led by Mrs A H Christie Mrs Burry Beach and Mrs L Beardsley. Gustave Kutcher to chair the Turkey dinner bazaar and card party on December 8 at the fle house. An all day meeting in the Trumbull school assembly hall Saturday at 10 30 am to build service wagons and magazine racks was announced with Mies Helen Clark in charge. Workmen altered and added to Stanley Rakowsky store in White Plains lease held by a chain store. Ethel Collins of Bridgeport visited Mrs I. Shearer. Mrs Fred Laws of Stratford attended the card party at the house and visited Mrs A H Chil tie.
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L H Anderson
Bridgeport
Gustave Kutcher
Trumbull School
Mies Helen Clark
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Stanley Rakowsky
White
Ethel Collins
Bridgepot
I. Shearer
Fred Laws
Stratfod
A H Chilatie
Thiehouse
Coat Missing After Stratford Avenue Break In
A blue coat containing an operators license a railroad pass and insurance papers disappeared after two men entered a Stratford garage yesterday afternoon. The owner reported the loss to police.
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Warner
Patterson J Unue
Stratford
Stratford Avenue
Kidwell petition in Owl case set for time
Washington reports indicate juror activities in the Fall Sinclair trial are paused as Kidwell’s petition for redress is heard after government and Kidwell’s counsel agreed to defer contempt actions. Bond issues and grand jury matters involving Burns detectives and related figures remain unsettled as hearings are scheduled.
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Washington
Associated Press
Fair-Sinclair
Edward J Kidwell
No 11
Kidwell
Don K King
J Ray Akers
Albert B. Fall
Harry F Sinclair
King and
Akera
Justice Siddons
Kidwelle
Henry Mason Day
Sheldon Clark
Burne
Day
Clark
Sinclair
Burns
Biarkinshaw
United States
H M Blackmer
Ofd
New York
Fer
Blackmer
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Blackme
William J . MccMullin
Gordon
MccMullin
Philadelphia
McMullin
Mrs Lana Stults Loses Pocketbook at Local Five and Ten
Mrs Lana Stults of 448 Fairfield Avenue reported her pocketbook stolen from the Kresge five and dime on Mainong Cannon streets. She noticed the loss about a minute or two after setting it down and alerted police yesterday afternoon.
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Lana Stults
Fairfield Axenue
Kresge
Mainong Cannon Streets
Joss
Try Magnesia For Indigestion
An advertisement extols magnesia as a remedy for indigestion. It suggests existing remedies fail and promotes pure magnesium oxide as a safer, effective option available from druggists in powder or tablet form to neutralize stomach acids, reduce fermentation, gas, bloating, and heaviness after meals.
Moones Smerald Oil Promises Quick Vein Relief
An old advertisement touts Moones Smerald Oil as a cure for bunions and swollen veins. It claims rapid improvement with nightly application and a guaranteed refund if not satisfied, urging readers to contact a local druggist for the original two bottle offer.
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Moon
Ash Hindle Phey
Ah Deugeisis
Lisa
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Essex
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Zeto
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the Texas Company
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Texace Petrodeum Products
James B. Durnin
M’bride
Samlel M'Bride
Sedan
Trumbull
Woway Toles
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Broad St
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