Filipino Leaders Plan to Lobby in United States for Independence
Filipino leaders Quezon Roxas or Osmena and three others plan a November trip to the United States to press for independence for the Philippines. They seek recall of Governor General Leonard Wood and the appointment of a Filipino governor, aiming to push a Philippine independence plank into the Democratic platform.
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Hartford Insurance Leader Gage Dies After Surgery
Gage vice president of the Aetna affiliated group and a renowned figure in U S insurance died in Hartford after an appendectomy. Born in Massachusetts in 1833 he rose from a Boston office to top posts in Aetna entities before his death leaving a widow and two children.
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No Criminal Blame In Death Of Train Victim
Coroner John J. Phelan ruled accidental death in the case of Jule Bennie of Linghampton I YS. Bennie’s body was found last week along the railroad track at Mil Hiver bridge between Fairfield and Southport after he was struck by a New Haven express bound for New York. Testimony suggested Bennie stepped into the path of a speeding freight and was hit by the express.
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State Farm Row in Large Controversy Involves Women
Lyme Oct 11 At a meeting of the board of directors of the State Farm for Women Mrs Helen Rogers of Hamden central figure in the controversy over farm administration and management and Mrs Minor of Waterford were not present Researchers say directors await action from Governor Templeton as the situation stands
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Fire Damages Alabama Shop Causing 300000 Loss
A large fire at a South railway auxiliary shop in Alabama caused about 300000 in damage. Seven hundred tons of material were apparently destroyed along with sixty six new box cars two stores a residence a grist mill and several small buildings. Two damage suits seek 750 each from Fred C Eckart over a collision between cars at North and Park avenues last month.
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