Remington Sued Over $90,000 Business Dealings
In Hartford in October 1923 Deputy Sheriff Charles EB Laid served papers on the secretary of State in a $50,000 damage suit against Charles H Remington of Mamaroneck New York former vice president and assistant treasurer of the Automobile Insurance company by Harrys G Hall of New Haven Hall accuses Remington of false representations to induce him into a business partnership and contract negotiations spanning 1920 to 1927 including distribution rights for gear shift products and an exclusive sales contract with Hall Remington Hall Distributors Inc and Remington Ball Distributors Inc are named with the suit seeking an injunction to prevent the transfer of shares and damages of 85 000 plus.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Charles EB
Charles H Remington
Mamaroneck
Automobile Insurance Company
Harrys G Hall
New Haven
Mall
Remington
Hall
Actus Life
Remington Wasice
Aetna Nugenera
Automobile Furance Company
Craig
Connecticut
Anthrops Gear Shift Corporation
United States
Pennsylinia Tor
Wetford
Remington-Hall Distributors, Inc
Delaware Corporation
Hall al- J*seg
Remington-Ball Distributors Inc
Charles M Robinson
Bir Hall
22 Millions Owed by Steel Concern Receivers Named
Wickwire Spencer Steel Corp enters receivership facing annual losses since 1925. United States District Judge Hazel appoints Edward C Bowers and Charles L Feldman as receivers after American Steamship Co claim of 4644 for transport of stone and ore. Bond amounts set at 26000 each.
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Alffalon
Wickwire
Spencer Steel Corporation
United States
John R
New York
Charles L Feldman
Buffalo
Airplane Race Postponed By Bad Weather At Lordship Field
The airplane race at Lordship flying field was postponed due to bad weather. The Hartford bound plane planned to participate did not fly yesterday, likely delaying the event to next Sunday afternoon.
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The
Lordship Flying Field
Hartford
Wine Gent in Warmth and Vitality for Winter Ailments
A vintage style note extols Wine Gent as a comforting tonic for winter weaknesses. It claims to steady nerves, lift spirits, and aid influenza and colds, presenting warmth and vitality as its key benefits amid cold season.
Weather bans and ocean hops hinder overseas flights
London Oct 23 The Air Ministry issued a propaganda bulletin stating present weather conditions make overseas flight unlikely. Experts noted reports of Mrs Frances Grayson attempting to depart for Europe this morning. A dangerous low pressure area lay east of Nova Scotia with strong winds across the Atlantic.
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London
Atlantic
Air Ministry
United States
Frances Grayson
Europe
Nova Scotia
General Dickman Dies at 70, Third Army Leader
Major General Joseph Theodore Dickman longtime cavalry officer and organizer of the Third American Army died at his Washington residence at age seventy after a sudden illness. He served from West Point 1881 through World War I commanding the Third Army in its advance into Germany and later led the eight corps area at Fort Sam Houston before retirement in 1923. Survived by a widow two sisters and two daughters, his legacy spans campaigns in the Philippine insurrection, the China Relief expedition, and prominent Allied service.
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Washington
Associated Press
Joseph Theodore Dickman
Dickman
West Point
Diskman
Germany
Lysis
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Second Cavalry
Port Ethan Allen
Vermont
John
R E Murphy
Dayton
Ohio
F W Freck
Chm Stueve
Wapakone
H E Knauss
Charles W Foster
Father Beats Wife His Son Kills Him
Chicago report details 28 year old William Schumacher confessing to shooting and killing his father Christopher Schumacher a McHenry County farmer. William, who was estranged, cited his mother’s cruelty and years of abuse as motive. He described his childhood hardships and said he acted to protect his mother. Schumacher planned to plead guilty at arraignment.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William Schumacher
McHenry County
Christopher Schumacher
William
Bert
Henry
Yale Still Strongly Christian McKee States at Yale Sermon
Rev Elmore M McKee quoted Cyrus Northrop in a first sermon as pastor of the Church of Christ at Yale University urging that Jesus Christ remains central to Yale’s tradition. He told students in Battle Chapel that intellectual search leads to Jesus as the highest life experience offered, as Yale enters its 170th year and preserves religious heritage.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Yale
Jesus Christ
Elmore M Mckee
Cyrus Northrop
Yale Universty
Jesus
Mr McKee
University
Battel Chapel
Carroll Writes of His Experiences in Federal Prison
Earl Carroll recalls his return from prison and details life at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. He writes of 3200 inmates, the loneliness and drama, a mute chorus of laughter, nurses, a radio with Tunney-Dempsey, and the enduring question of reform versus punishment. He reflects on Chapman and the humane treatment within limits, while vowing to try to remake himself.
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Carroll
Earl Carroll
New York
Atlanta
France
Roxy
Broadway
Chapman
Gerald Chapman
Hell
Txelf
Rean
Postmaster to be picked in Noroton
The Civil Service Commission will examine candidates for Noroton County postmaster after Postmistress Miss Margaret Kelly’s term ends December 19. Congressman Merritt favored an exam to create a list of eligibles, with the $1600 yearly pay and a late November filing deadline.
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Miss Kelly
Merritt
Government is the shoes Nob ody notices it much unless it pinch es
Congress men and farmers are two classes that do not understand what the farmer wants, according to a remark on government relevance. The speaker implies that people ignore government until impact is felt, highlighting disconnect between lawmakers and agricultural needs.
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Congressmen
Ex Sailor Plans 1500 Mile Row to Miami
Charles Selita a former sailor announced from the Battery his plan to row a 12 foot boat roughly 1500 miles to Miami. He will hug the coastline with heavy clothing a few sandwiches and water, aiming to finish in about three months with overnight stops along the route.
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New York
Associated Press
Miami
Charles Selita
Bellters
Brakes Blamed For Subway Crash At 207th Street
An Associated Press report says a brake failure caused a rear end collision of two Interborough Rapid Transit trains at the 207th street station. 35 people were injured, including motorman Matthew Ryen, who said he could not stop the train despite a clear view of the standing train. Inspectors found the controller handle in neutral, preventing automatic braking, tying up Broadway New Lots Line traffic for over two hours.
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New York
Associated Press
207Th Street
Matthew Ryen
Sev Ely
Todd
Columbus Hospital
Commission
Broadway-New Lotsine
Paris Fashion Shows Echo American Demand For Same Styles
Paris society flocked to the Blue Room opening as Paul Poiret argued American women fuel demand for identical models. Notables wore white satin and chiffon gowns with diamonds, fringe, and veils, while Elsa Maxwells Embassy Club premises reemerged under Julie Thompson and Robert Guedy.
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Berifin
Paris
Paul Poiretts
Elsa Maxwells Embassy Club
Julie Thompson
Robert Guedy
Deauvilles
William Reardon
Blue Room
Charles Munn
Felix Doubleday
Patou
Maadame Masuludo
Leonora Hughes
London Blue Train
Casa Maury
Alice
Anakeskin
Ichiffon
Victoria Bullock
James Corrgan
Chanel
DuBonnet
Jean Nash
Stresemann Warns Germany Not Rich in Speech
Berlin October 23 Germany not a wealthy nation Stresemann told a Liegnitz Silesia meeting. He warned that unemployment relief and better economy must not obscure Germanys need for productive use of foreign loans and urged civil service reforms to ease Reich budget burdens.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Stresemann
German Peoples Party
Liegnitz Silesia
Reich
McCoy's Tablets Promoted as Fast Weight Gain Remedy
An advertisement extols McCoy's Tablets as a simple inexpensive weight producer. It claims rapid gains for underweight men and women, promising increased flesh, energy, and vigor with an ironclad guarantee after four sixty cent boxes or money back. Obtain McCoy's Tablets from druggists nationwide.
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McCoy
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