Vising Senators Return to State for G O P Meeting
Providence R I November 24 four of the 22 Republican senators who had been at Rutland made their first public appearance in months at the annual meeting of the Republican State Central Committee which replaced William Celie as chairman. The four attending from Mailand were Arthur Sherman J Eugene Littlefield Leon Andrews and Charles E Salisbury. The conferences between Democratic and Republican actors on funding two million dollars in state expenses remain pending awaiting absent senators and further meetings.
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Providence
R. L
Rutland
Theepublican State Central
Wilam Celie
Pesky Ws
Superior Court
State Senate
Dibuster
Arthur A. Sherman
J. Eugene Littlefield
Leon Andrews
Charles E. Salisbury
Senate
Musterole advertised as cold remedy and relief
Musterole pills into use as a grandmothers mustard substitute. It boasts fast warmth and soothing cooling relief for sore throat stiff neck pleurisy lumbago and chest colds. Available for adults and as Children's Musterole in jars and tubes at 35 and 66 cents.
Edwards Olive Tablets Secret To Youth
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a vegetable olive oil tonic to cleanse the liver and bowels and restore buoyancy. The ad claims inactivity of the bowels and liver causes sickness and a sallow look, offering Edwards Olive Tablets at 15 cents as a natural aid.
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Edwards
Ohio
You Piles or You Have Something To Learn
Thousands suffer piles and seek quick cures. Dr J B Leonhardt promotes HEM-ROID a home remedy claimed to cure piles with a 68 percent success rate. The ad promises lasting relief under a key-back guarantee if not approved. Get TM-ROID from local drug stores today.
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Leonhardt
Aisis
Ry Drug Stores
Touch of Poslam Clears Itching Instantly
An advertisement claims AST Touch of Poslam stops itching instantly and soothes eczema and skin eruptions. The text asserts rapid relief and urges readers to buy from druggists.
Attorney General Assistant Resigns In Illinois
Robert H. Lovett, assistant at torney general for the Department of Justice in the court of claims, resigns effective December 1. He has served since the start of the Harding administration and will return to Peoria to resume private law practice.
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Washington
Robert HR Wovett
Illinois
Department of Justice
Court of Claims
Lovett
Harding
Peoria
France to pardon German general for theft during war
Paris authorities plan a formal pardon for General Von Nathurslius, convicted of theft in French territory and sentenced to one year in prison. Lille reports the government will remit the sentence after a favorable French and German settlement, allowing his return home.
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France
Paris
Associated Press
von Nathursly
Atl Taille
Lille
A Nathursius
Reveil du Nord
von Nathursaius
Revelt
Two Babies Save Stamford Couple From Jail Penalty
Stamford court records tell of Donato Laginestra and his wife found guilty of aggravated assault. Judge Samuel Young suspended their sentences after two babies were born, placing the couple on probation. Antonio Geralamo testified from Stamford Hospital about the November 17 incident, including gunshots and a knife attack.
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Stamford
Donato Laginostra
New, Streat
Jurge Samuel ‘Young
Antonio Geralamo
Stamford Hospital
Laginestra
Weather Delays Destruction of New Battleship
In Norfolk Virginia weather delayed the serial attack on the incomplete battleship Washington anchored off the Virginia Capes. Officials said no gunfire occurred yet and all tests have been bombing trials aimed at testing deck armor with long range, high altitude shells.
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Norfolk
Washington
Virginia Capes
Wavy Department
Thn Washington
Boys and men rescued from swamp by 200-strong posse
In Peacedale New York on November 24 Walter E Jr and Frank Smith aged 18 were found after wandering through a swamp for hours. Fire brigades from two towns and about 200 others had searched the area after a large group waded through the bog seeking missing youths and failed to return. The two were exhausted but uninjured and led rescuers to the brook leading to Larking pond.
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Peacedale
Walter E Jr
Frank Smith
Retired Merchant Dies at Home in Cos Tt
A retired merchant dies at his Cos Tt home. He leaves four heirs and a widow. Details on age and exact names are unclear from the fragment.
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Nwich
Cos Tt
Gow
Sen
Wreck survivors tell of death of Captain Wilson
Survivors of the four masted schooner Perry Setzer tell of days adrift after a gale off Cape Batteros. Captain Arthur J. Wilson of UlY Haven Mississippi was killed when he fell into a hold during the wreck. The tanker Solana rescued the crew near Norfolk.
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Philadelperia
Perry Setzer
Cape Batteros
Arthur J. Wilson
Uly Haven
Miss
Uy Irditira
Ted
Solana
Shahi Tue
Cecil Axeredo
Jacksonville
Fin
George Poyle
New Bedford
David Armstrong
John Aseredo
Samuel Fodgers
Alexander Thompson
Jotn Simmons
Char
Lake of Boston
Cecil Azeredo
Cours
Wilson
Edward M. Wagner
Norfolk
Nose Like Rock A Rare Nasal Disease Baffling Philadelphia Doctors
Nov 24 A cave of rhinoschieroma a rare disease almost unknown in America challenges specialists at Howard Hospital Philadelphia The patient a man has suffered about five years with a hardening nose Few remedies provide relief Plans to present the case at the Philadelphia Medical Society for input The disease is rare in Americans occurs in parts of Australia and Russia and can prove fatal Early stages stiff leathery nose and nostrils that eventually close. pain arises only in late stages.
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Philadelphia
America
Howard Hospital
Philadelphia Medical Society
Australia
Russia
Man Dies After Car Crash with Friend Killed
In Hamilton on November 24 a car overturned on Vaasie Combs who was pinned beneath it. Combs shot himself fatally as Louis Simpson, 22, died at the scene. Combs was seriously injured and had felt responsible for the accident.
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Hamilton
Wwe
T Here
Vaasie Combs
Comba
Louis Simpson
Simpson
Cobbler Who Ran for Legislature Spent Only $28
James Lucey of Northampton, a cobbler and self described philosopher, spent 28 dollars in an unsuccessful bid for the State House. He used 18 dollars on cigars and gave 10 dollars to the state committee. He was defeated in the 1st Hampden district by James M. O'Dea of Northampton and sought a recount.
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Boston
James Lucey
Northampton
Irland
Coolidge
Nik
Cane Paien
House of Representatives
Tuness
James FT. O'Dea
GUILTY VERDICT IN FORGERY CASE INVOLVING BANKS
In Boston on November 24 Thomas O'Brien and George A Hastings were found guilty by a jury in the Superior Court for conspiring to obtain 8479 from Lee Higeinson and Company. The trial found forgery linked to the same transaction. The forged name of B. A Inworth, vice president of the Merchants National Bank of Worcester, was used to attract funds.
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Boston
Thomas O’brien
George A. Hastings
Eniet
Lee. Higeinson & Company
Tivstinge WA
A Inworth
Marchanites National Bank of Worcester
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