State Grange to Hold Convention Here in January
Laston Sept 20 Special The state Grange has accepted an invitation from the Fairfield County Pomona Grange to hold its annual meeting in Bridgeport in January. Members of the granges of LishLehi county are pleased and plan to send a large 44 ton to the meetings. The executive committee including J Arthur Sherwcoe is making arrangements for the 4 inate to hire headquarters at the Stra kthla hotel. The meetings will be held in the builtogam of that hotel. The committee has secured the Pyramid Mosque for the sixth degree. It has been fourteen years since the State Grange met in Bridgeport.
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J Arthur Sherwcoed Ia
Sratfhla
State Grange
Hartford
Easton Grange
Danbury Grange
Concordia Hall
Danbury
Pomona Grange
Oddbellows’ Hall
Viatge
Bru
Regina Steuck
Fred Candee
Luda Plecka
Fogle
Yale Divinity School
Jenkins
Joseph B Hill
Eid
Edward Freeborn
Mos Fatella Ogden
Fred Toindes
John Candee
Mallett Sanford
Willard Gillette
Elmer Andrews
Karlos Feserict
Frank Goll
Percy Matlett
Tasiu1 Episcopal Church
Sunay
Henry McCallum
Hicks Sie EL
Frank Kendall
William Hawkins
Sunda
Alles Burr
Academy Soner
Lucille Gordon
John Fitch
Weston
Nette Bradley
Mia Mari Elmore
Eore Tucker
Allene Wilkes
Norfalks
Jesse Wheeler
Fred Jennings
Hoxden
Willam Andress
Wiliam
Stratford
Leroy Fordham
Marrequat
Torrington
Jack Richter
New York
Caules
Longland
Arthur Gibson
Jong Hin
Robert Maquat
Carolyn Tucker
Edgar Tucker
White Plains
Noy
Burr Tucker
Stanley Joyce
Gon Donald
Mra Tierhert
Joyce
Stepnes
Mra
New Haven Republicans Open Headquarters on Crown Street
New Haven GOP leaders led by town chairman Joseph F Morrissey opened a headquarters for the New Haven Town committee at the Young Men’s Republican Club on Crown Street. The local group supported John M. Wadhams for governor at the state convention and now plan to help elect the full ticket including Senator Hiram Bingham for the U.S. Senate.
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Joseph F Morrissey
Young Mews
Republican Club
Crown Street
Republicans
Tohn M Wadhams
Hartford
Hiram Bingham
U & Senate
New Hampshire Asked to Join Fight for Coal
United States Senator Royal Copeland urged New Hampshire to join New York in demanding action on the coal situation. He visited Senator George H Moses and said Congress should act favorably on fuel regulation along lines proposed by the President.
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United States
Royal © Copeland
New York
New Hampshire
George H Moses
Congress
French airplanes prepare Atlantic flight attempt
Paris reports three aircraft named Matin are readied for an attempt from Paris to New York. One new model is ready for October and a second machine, used by Lieutenant Charles, recently completed a non stop Paris to Kendal Gulf run, about the Paris New York distance.
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Priice
New York
Charlies
Kender Abhay
Petalan Gulf
Parla
Sands Gets Two Years For Using Mails To Defraud
In Canandaigua New York on September 26 Judge Ro Hazel sentenced former Albion magnate Lewis B. Sands to two years in Atlanta prison after pleading guilty to charges of using the mails to defraud. The case links to his bean company and a broader two year span of legal battles as authorities pursued 31 operations. George K. Gorris of Rochester, Sands Co secretary, is serving two to ten years in Auburn for forging names on false bills to obtain bank loans after Sands fell on financial hard times. Sands had earlier trials result in an acquittal and a hung jury on related matters.
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Ro Hazel
Lewis B. Sand
Albion
Atlanta
Linda
George K Gorris
Roch Aater
Sands Company
Auburn
New York
Two Eng ines of New Haven Road Wrecked Near Worcester
Two locomotives and seventeen cars of the Worcester New London division of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad wrecked about a mile north of the site after a broken rail. Cars were driven into an embankment. four split open, others piled. The second locomotive tore up ties and rails for about 100 yards before stopping. Line blocked until tomorrow. Damage estimated at 75 000 to 104 000 dollars. No injuries. Wrecking crews from Valley Falls Rhode Island and Meriden Connecticut were called.
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Worcester-New London
New Lok New Haven and
Hartfol
Valley Falls R I
Meduay Conn
Congress High names Miller president of Student League
Gilbert Miller was chosen president of Congress High Student League at yesterday’s assembly in the auditorium. Arim Tel-Yalan was named vice president and Kenneth Zariul secretary, with Principal Joseph Eremmery and Coach Harry Lyon announcing upcoming inter-room sports and club activities. The Student League funds will cover yearbook expenses and club costs, with Gordon Jr slated as treasurer.
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Gilbert Miller
Congress Igi
Congress High Student League
Arim Tel- Yalan
Kenneth Zariul
Ari
Joseph Eremmery
Congres High
Harry Laon
Lyon
William
Ase
George Gorton Jr
Lion
Le‘fery
Jin
Mc Gordon Jr O
Bac
Congresa Hig Stamp Club
Stamp Club
George Gordes, Jr
Texas Panhandle oil field enters its biggest boom
Amarillo dispatch reports the Texas Panhandle oil field entering a major development boom after Texas Railroad Commission approval for earthen tankage prevents shutdowns. Production already above 120000 barrels daily 160000 expected soon and possibly 200000 before next summer. 359 producing wells span multiple counties with Midland state oil network expanding reconnecting to Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Texan Panhandle
Penhandle
West Texas
Panhandle
Huchingon County
Gray County
Wheeler & and
Potter
Moore County
Hartley
Roberts
Collingsworth
Hemphill
Ochiltree
Sherman
Hanaford
Dallam
Tno
Donley Lipscomb Childress
Randall and Armstrong
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
Colorado
America
Wella
Texas Railroad
Smal
Theoder
Who
Praine
Kings Mi
Gisy County
Ringling
Une
Monster Field
Gulf Coast
Western flood waters recede in northwest Iowa
In September 20 flood waters receded in northwestern Iowa leaving damage estimated at 5 060 200. Principal damage occurred along the Floyd and Big Sioux rivers and tributaries fed by torrential rains Friday night. Railroads losses and city figures are noted with several deaths reported and 21 more unconfirmed.
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Biqux City
Iowa
Floyd
Big Sioux
Three American Sailors Wounded by Fire Near Hanyang
Three American sailors were wounded, none seriously, when the gunboat Pigeon came under fire Sunday morning while passing Hanyang on the Yangtse river. Reports from Hankow cite reliable foreign telegraphs.
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Hanyang
Yangtsee
Hankow
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