Final Clearing of Questions in Europe Expected
Baynes of New York, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, said events in Europe point to a final clearing of perplexing questions. He cited Germany reparations and debt settlements as key to world rehabilitation and emphasized action by able men to translate restitution into resources. Mary Darrech and Mary Sharp, British missionaries seized by bandits, have been released in Honan Province, China.
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Louisville
Julius LH. Baynes
New York
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Board of Trade Cinner
Europe
Germany
America
Iself
Hughes
NO C. O. D. Parcels for Philippine Islands
Orders received at the local office state that cash on delivery parcels to the Philippine Islands will not be accepted after December. The move, opposed by the United States department, follows a separate administration order under an agreement between departments. The Philippine administration insisted on stopping COD parcels in October, and the discontinuance proceeds after receipt of the order.
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Fallippine Islands
United States Department
U.S. Department
Philippine Administration
Dliaventiunance Yy
Sone Gut Vy Lhy Department
Forbes Charged With Seeking 10 Remove Liquors
Washington report states Charles Ry Forbes, former director in the Veterans Bureau, sought to remove liquor and papers from the government hospital at Perryville Maryland. Williams, a dairyman, testified to Forbes’s alleged efforts to obtain Mortimer papers and alcohol for a contract push, while the committee also examined the Excelsior Springs hospital site purchase.
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Wasiington
Charles Ry Forbes White
Vertrans Bureau
Parcolics
Mquorg Fom Ue
Perryville
Senate
Veterans’ Burety
Qines M. Williams
Wis
J . Ronefier
Mailadelphia
Forbes
Williams
Chan
Bieber
Mortimer
Mortimer Grainad
Willams
Torors
Willian
Irom Wirt
Bureau
Ars
Three Men Killed by Electricity at Work
Three workers Worthy M. Johnson Earl Coe and Opal Lightner died after a pipe contacted high tension electric lines while lowering it into a well near Parkerburg West Virginia. A fourth passerby was knocked down but survived with minor injuries.
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Parkersburg
Mirre
Worthy M. Johnson
Earl Coe
Opal Lightner
Johnson
Gillett Sends Funds to Springfield Community Chest
Springfield in Illinois receives a cable from Speaker A Gillett of the national House of Representatives. He contributes 5600 for provisions 390 for campaign and 300000 toward the annual budget of local philanthropic and charitable groups. Gillett's home city is Springfield.
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Springfield
A. Gillett
National House of Representatives
Paris
New Pastor Welcomed at First Congregational Church
Rev and Mrs John H H Grant begin as new pastor at the first Congregational church Fairfield. A reception at the parish house from 8 to 10 pm Thursday will welcome congregation members.
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Fairfield
John HH. Grant
First Congregational Church
Fined for intoxicated driving at airfield town court
A man from airfield was fined 100 dollars and costs and given 11 days in jail by Clarence R. Han after being charged with operating a moon vehicle under the influence. A 100 dollar bond was set to appeal. He was arrested after his car collided with one owned by Constable A. FR Wood on Jennings Road. Michael D. Peak of New Haven was fined 60 dollars and costs for reckless driving. His car collided with Julius B. McNamara’s vehicle from Bridgeport blocks away. Sheriff Willany Gould and State Policeman Leo McCarrull were involved. another man, John Swanny of Maiviten, was fined 14 dollars and costs for driving without a license.
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Clarence R. Han
Quez
Min
Wood
Jennings Road
Michael D. Peak
New
Laven Wan
Tis
Julius B. McNamara
Bridgeport
Iint
Willany He Gould
John Swanny
Maivtien
Leo McCarrull
Cours
Federal court fines rum runners in New Haven case
A federal court fined several rum runners including Canares, Tham az, and Antonio Wemer for liquor violations. Judge Tham az imposed 430 dollars plus costs in New Haven, naming defendants linked to New York and Stamford, with arrests in Siamained on the HKRON.
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New Haven
Ocl
Canares
Oranrs
Thamaz
United Sin Voun
Stamford
Shelton Runaway Caught in Stamford
A Shelton youth fled to Stamford but was recovered after leaping onto a truck with a bystander. Police traced him and notified his mother, who planned to travel to assist him back home.
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Shelton
Stamford
Mmord
Peter Wolukowski
Shebay
Go Staim
Iin
Mather Uy Shelton
Arrow
Slide in coral zone keeps dredgers busy
In Gullard Car at Papama canal yesterday morning a dredge moved about two hundred thousand cubic yards of material. The operation aimed to prevent traffic interruptions as dredgers worked through the early hours in the coral zone.
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Homer Gauthier
Severly Resd
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fleischmann
Bay MA
Papama Canal
Ala
Thieves Rob Coal Bins Reported In Norwalk
Special to The Telegrams reports late today that thieves robbed coal bins at Hotel Manhackemo and Consolidated Coal company. Police are Lamizaling.
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Norwalk
Manhackemo
Consolidated Coal Company
Lamizaling
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Satellar Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
BE. L. Morse
Excelsior
Morse
Lle
Gillett
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Fleischmann Company
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N. Sacramento Blvd
Chicago
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Louisvil
Kentucky
Freischmann
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Fairfield Ave
Brolgereg Orces
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