Soviet claim on extermination of old class educators
Madison Wis December 2 Michael I Rostovsteff former University of Paris professor now at University of Moscow declares Bolsheviks exterminate intellectuals of old Russia and seek to build a new Bolshevist educated class. He cites starvation and purges in Petrograd Moscow Kharkov Odessa Rostov and warns uprisings would be crushed.
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Madison, Wis
Michael I.rostovsteff
University of Nd
University of m
Russia
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Tolstoi
Dostolevski
Tschaikov
Ids of
Science
Rostovstoff
Paris
Sweden
Petrograd
Oxford
Khar
Odessa
Kiev
Rostov
Starvia
Moscow
Europe
America
Schachmated
Turaied
Ykroveki
Vikotrov
Claude Hernard
Padlov
Rostovstef
Rostovate
Hostovstein
Redding progress on trunk highway and local matters
Open weather lines promise completion of the trunk highway this season with a passable path to Pine Tree Corner. Mud and a damaged surface slow travel south of Jump Hill. a steam shovel caused rough sections near Randolph Bradley. Fire Co. No. 1 buys a $375 motor truck in Bethel for rapid response, to be kept at the Ridge.
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Putnam Park
Mim
Ogden’s Corner
Jump Hill
Pine Tree Corner
Randolph Bradley Place
Acci
Eppal
St. Luke's Church
W. HH. Jepsc
Genter
Wiceitis
Dan Hospital
Fatal Fire Co. No. 1
Bethel
Miss Brown play to be staged by Georgetown amateurs
Georgetown amateur talent will present The Adventures of Miss Brown at the school assembly hall this Friday evening as the Community association led by president B. B. Banks enters its third entertainment of the season. Choral society concert date moved to December 17 at Mark Twain Library.
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Miss Brown
Georgetown
The
Community Association
B. B. Banks
Ridge
Mark Twain Library
Miss Klein
West Redding
Trophies for Best Wheat at Big Exposition
Chicago December 3 The International Hay and Grain Show will offer additional trophies for the best wheat and oats. Purdue Professor G I Christie announced the event where prizes totaling 10000 dollars are provided by the Chicago Board of Trade to spur crop improvements in the United States and Canada.
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Chicago
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Canada
Stepney Ladies Aid Supper and Thanksgiving Gatherings
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church held a supper and sale of aprons and fancy articles on Thursday evening. Clam chowder was served from six to eight. A large family party marked Thanksgiving with Moses Thorpe entertaining. Several local residents and guests visited relatives in Bridgeport, New York, and Newtown for the holiday as listed, with various homes hosting relatives and friends.
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Pleasant Valley Summer Colony
New York
Fred Driggs
Thompsons
Hoggsons
Wells and Stetsons
J. B. Sanford
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Moses Thorpe
Edwards Beardsley
Ruth
William Beardsley
Retail merchants plan protest against itinerant traders
A city protest meeting is set for 7 30 this evening at the former Hincks Brothers building on State street opposite the city hall to discuss driving out itinerant merchants. Steps may be taken to bring the issue before the Common Council. Louis Krueger, 30, sought as a draft evader, was arrested in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. An Ottawa official travels to the Fiji islands as financial adviser, avoiding a new overcoat purchase.
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Hincks Brothers
State Street
City Hall
Common Council
Chippewa Walls
Wis
Louis Krueger
Ottawa
Fiji Islands
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Sanfordtown
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Florida
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Main Street
Bridgeport, Conn
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Stepney
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Minnie Cutler
Bridgeport
Edward Booth
S. EB. Hayss
Oscar Plumb
Beatrice Plumb
Nichols
Mrs. Turney Northrop
Newtown
Mr. Northrop
George Turney
Keane
George Luth
Harold Luth
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Ethel
A. A. Clark
George Clingan
Eugene M. Peck
Mabel Morgan
Frederick Porter
Charles Burr
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Winton Lamphear
Shelton
George Hayes
Elmer Reid
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