British steamer sights disabled motor boat wreck
Boston October 20 AP Captain George A Muley of the British steamer Hethfool H Kyx N 6 for Boston Tuesday reported sighting the wreck of a motor boat about six to eight miles east by south of Boston. The vessel was partly submerged with the bow ten feet above water and marked no name or number. The boat was 30 to 50 feet long, white with a brown bottom and brass railings. No motor boat matching this description has been reported missing and Coast Guard officials say none of their patrol boats had been in battle with a ram runner recently.
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Boston
George
Hethfool
H.kyx
Coast Guard
Ram Runner
Virtuous Husband Prevented Suit For N. S. Divorce
In a long New York divorce case, Archibald Foss of Darien seeks a Connecticut decree on intolerable cruelty claiming his health was ruined by his wife Helen Jelliffe Foss. The trial revealed allegations of improper relations, intense scrutiny of a child portrait, and hotel register details from Waterbury and New Haven.
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Paktfield County
Superior Court
Helen Jelliffa Foss
Archibalad Foss
Darien
John RK
Booth
New York State
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Foss
Greenwich Village
Wifred Jelliffe
Fossey
Archibald C Foss
Miss Foss
Alfred Jelliffe
Minneapolis
Loye
Waterbury
New Haven
Jelliffe
Duncan New Haven
Druggists Seek to Pass Back On Rum
New York Pharmaceutical conference urges petition to Congress next session to remove the distribution of intoxicating liquors for medical use from druggists. Clyde I. Eddy says an undesirable element has entered the trade seeking liquor sales, harming legitimate drug business.
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New York
Blames peasantry for low grain export in Soviet bid
Moscow Oct 20 AP Indication that the Soviet government expects to export only between 600 and 900 thousand tons of wheat was given by Leo Kameneff chairman of the council of labor and defence at a Communist party meeting today. Bad weather reduced the harvest by 3 5 million tons as he blamed the peasantry for upsetting plans for early delivery to offset Canadian and Argentine exports next month. He said the peasantry had attempted to hoard grain stocks until spring for higher prices.
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Moscow
Leo Kameneff
Council of Labor and Defence
Communist Party
M Manteneff
Cuban raw sugar sells in New York at two cents a pound
In New York on October 20, Cuban raw sugar sold for two cents a pound for the first time since January 1922. With the duty, the net price landed would be 3.77 cents per pound.
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NW York
New York
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