Maine R R Head Opposes Merger With Trunk Lines
Maine R R head opposes trunk line consolidation for New England railheads. Officials from the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the New England Paper and Pulp Association warn New York Central would gain control over key lines, threaten shippers, and distort freight routes. Bangor and Aroostook and Maine Central figures dispute merger benefits, fearing loss of northern differential routes and east west access.
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Boistos
New England
Peres Todd
Banco End
Boston Chamba of Commerce
New Ongland Paper and Pulp Association
Interstate Commerce Commissions
New England Railway Committee
Hall Castman
Cox
Whittemore
The
Paper and Pulp Association
England
New York
Newark Central
Maine
Whittemple
New York Central Lines
New
Jodd
Bangor and
Aroostook
Tng Ind
Nordern
McDonald
Maine Central
Banga and
Arno Stook
New York Central
Boston and Maine
Juvery time a man gets it in the neck he realizes howette he amounts to
A fragmentary line likely from a humorous or satirical note reflecting on risk and self-worth. The readable text centers on personal consequence when faced with danger, suggesting a moment of self-assessment. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible.
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Howette
Democrats Turn Tables On G O P In Primary Plan
Democratic leaders unveil a full primary and convention schedule with Democrats set for October 12 and October 18 respectively while Republicans vote October 11 and hold October 15 convention. The plan shifts the GOP dates ahead of Democrats, signaling efforts to avoid a mayoral primary clash.
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Charmin
John J McGuinness
Democratic Drecutne Committee
Phus
Followers of
Poli Ical
City factions clash over mayoral race and ticket plans
The document outlines a bitter dispute between the Atwater faction and the Democrats over a mayoral contest. The 30 called organization will not hire Mayor Atwater 29, while the Atwater group vows to run its own ticket district by district, signaling a divisive city election.
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Atwater
Milford Man Held For Selling Liquor
Milford Sept Special in the Telegram Himer Trust of Chapel Street Woodmont was arrested here yesterday by local officers charged with selling liquor without a license. He was released on bonds of $000 for appearance in local court next week. A quantity of liquor found in his home was confiscated. The case caused a sensation in town as he is well known.
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Milford
Himer Trust
Chapel Street
Woodmont
Hull
Miss Helen Cannon Leseure Weds In London
In London on Sept 28 Miss Helen Cannon Leseure of Danville HL, granddaughter of Uncle Joe Cannon, wed Porses Richardson of Baltimore, director general in Europe for the UK steamship lines. The ceremony at noon was held at St Margaret’s Church Westminster and conducted by Rev John Mansel Fledell.
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London
Helen Cannon Leseure
Danville
Joe Cannon
Porses Richardson
Baltimore
Europe
Limes
St Margaret 3
Westminster
John Mansel Fledell
Ex Alderman FEN Blakeslee Presses Fifth District Bid
Former alderman FEN Blakeslee says his name will be presented at the Republican caucus for the Fifth Ward alderman race. He notes friends urging a boost, but respects Republican voters to decide. Blakeslee previously served five years as alderman and two terms as state representative.
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Fen Blakeslee
Dastrict
Republian
Blakeslee
Crosby in New York Assembly Bid From Nassau County
John J. Crosby of Bridgeport runs as a Democrat for the New York Assembly from Nassau County Second District on Long Island. Opposing Republican Frederick Trynbee Davison, son of banker Ilantry B. P. Davison of Morgan, Crosby has been active in local Democratic politics despite a brief residence on Long Island. Davison, a Yale man, commanded the first unit of the Penal Coast Patrol in 1916, later earned the Navy Cross in 1923 after a fall from a plane, and served as NY Assembly member and committee chair in the prior decade.
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John J. Crosby
United States
Loney
Connecticut
New Yark Assembly
Nassau County
Long Island
Frederick Trynbee Davison
Ilantry BP Davison
T P Morgan & Company
Bridgeport
American Red Cross
Crosby
L T
Davison
Yale
Penal Coast Patrol
New London
Morgan Banking
New York Assembly
Locust Valles
L I Sines
Yale tops in number of scholars with state mix of 1926-28
Yale University reports leading the nation in the total number of ranking scholars for the 1922-28 term. First rank scholars average 90.10, second rank 89. New York State follows Connecticut with 42 scholars, while District of Columbia and other states share smaller counts. states listed include Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio, New Jersey, Michigan, and more.
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HAVDN
Yale University
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Ohio
Jer Se
Washington
Dahonr
Michigin
New York
Hina
Pennsivaniy
Massachusetts
Minnesoter
Michigan
Bleachers Collapse Injures Score at Boxing Exhibition
A section of bleachers collapsed at a town hall boxing event just before showtime injuring more than 200 people. About 300 men were seated in the unsafe area when wooden supports gave way, sending the crowd onto those beneath. Injured were treated at doctors offices and drug stores. The crowd largely came from eastern Connecticut.
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Dantelson
Connecticut
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
N. E. Paper Body
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Jewel Hamilton
Ayo
Waldorf
R WN Blakeslee
Gotham Assembly
Rockwell & Co
Elm
Nubuck
Beaver Brown
Rockwells
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Plain Mater
Paris
la Mode
Ginzberg & Port
Wall St. Barnum
Coun Froehel Normal Khindergarten
West Ave
Childius
Noble
Mary C Mills
Lyons
Faille
Gros de Londre
S. Silver
Main Street
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