Judge Walsh to Resume Duties in Common Pleas
Judge John J Walsh, once active in the Third District board, will return to the Common Pleas court civil side next week to preside over several jury trials. Judge Booth of Danbury, previously on civil duties, will join the criminal docket next week and then lead a December civil session in Danbury.
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Third District ‘Board
Common Pleas Court
Joh Ro Booth
Danbury
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Darken Gray Hair Remedy Promoted By Barker
Frank Harbaugh in Cincinnati advertises a simple at home mix to darken gray hair. Combine a pint of water with bay rum, Barho Compound, and glycerine to create a non dyeing treatment that softens and glossy hair, applied twice weekly to achieve a younger look.
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Cincinnatti
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Priests Ask President to Aid Ireland Freedom
Senator Phelan of California presented to President Wilson a petition from priests of the Loman Catholic archdiocese of San Francisco urging U S support for Ireland becoming free and independent. Signers include Archbishop Hanna and Bishops Grace Cantaraly and others. The petition argues Ireland is the oldest nation in Europe and seeks US influence to secure equal status with Poland Serbia and Belgium.
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California
Wilson
Sanfrancisco
Ireland
Ward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Thomas Grace
John J. Cantaraly
Monterey
Los Angeles
A. U. McMahon
Europe
United States
Fellowship of Nations
Poland
Serbian
Belgium
Painting Job Earns $121 in Hallett Street Award
Harry Gross was awarded 121 damages by a jury in the Common Pleas court for painting two houses on Hallett Street. The dispute with Jacob Hockheiser arose after a prior bill and a threat to stop work, with Hockheiser denying any agreement to pay for the two coats of paint.
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Harry Gross
Jacob Hockheiser
Het
Gross
Tockheiser
Wand
Joe Dee
Hockheiser
Hockheizer
Hockheise
Guard Against Troops Carrying Diseases Home
Public health warned of disease risks from soldiers returning home. Assistant Secretary Movyle said officers will screen units likely to carry illnesses and cooperate with quarantine staff at European ports. Also notes limited cholera risk and heightened precautions on troop exits from France and Germany.
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Sugeon
Public Health Service
J. Dt Movyle
the Treasury
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United States
Sims to Be Made Next Admiral of American Navy
Washington November 27 Vice Admiral William S Sims commander of American naval forces in Europe since the United States entered the war has been chosen for promotion to Admiral when a vacancy occurs. The vacancy comes with Admiral Knight’s retirement and Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves will be made vice admiral to fill the Asiatic fleet post. Rear Admiral Thomas Rogers takes over the Asiatic fleet relieving Admiral Knight who sails home. Secretary Daniels says no immediate change in duties for Sims and Gleaves.
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United States
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Albert Gleaves
Sims
Thomas
Rogers
Asiatic Fleet
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Home
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Gleaves
Navy plans coastal air defense stations and fast planes
Navy officials detailed a permanent coastal air defense network costing about 86.8 million dollars for next year. New stations would arise from Maine to the Pacific and the Canal Zone, with existing sites in North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Florida, California and elsewhere expanding as engines and aircraft evolve.
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Bulgaria
East Africa
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Treasury
Fake Agent Tricks Produce Firm Crossed by Woman
An unidentified woman claimed affiliation with a war bureau to obtain berials of purifying goods from Goldberger and Sons, a wholesale produce dealer. She called merchants by telephone, arranged deliveries, and collected payment after presenting herself as authorized. the firm reported the incident to the War Bureau for investigation.
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Swamp-Root Kidney Ailments Endorsed In Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims proven results for thousands of distress cases, urges immediate use, and offers sample bottles via DeWimer & Co. in Binghamton.
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