Four Suits In Higher Court
Harry B. Mallory of Danbury sues William A. Lynn for 32009 alleging misrepresentation in a $10000 farm purchase made March 2 1920. Anthony Paradiso of Bridgeport sues Lucien Jouvaud of New York city for 15000 to cover an alleged unpaid debt. Katie Wojcik of Danbury sues Ellen Lynch for 1900 over a written agreement dated January 14 1914. Frank Pearce of Danbury sues Edward P Pearce and others of Danbury and New Fairfield to have land sold to settle the late Frances Pearce estate.
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Harry B. Mallory
Danbury
William A. Lynn
Anthony T. Paradiso
Lucien Jouvaud
Bridgeport
New York City
Katie Wojcik
Ellen Lynch
Frank Pearce
Edward P. “Pearce
Ail Danbury
New Fairfield
Frances Pearce
Foreclosure Suits Filed Over Mortgage and Church Property
Louis Gross of Milford sues in Superior Court against Peter Medoe of Bridgeport to foreclose on a Bronx Avenue property securing an $11 000 mortgage. Robert L Chamberlain of Bradford opposes the New York East Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church seeking sale of church property in Greenwich due to internal disagreements.
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Louis Gross
Milford
Peter Medoe
Bridgeport
Bronx Avenue
Robert L. Chamberlain
Bramford
New York East
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Greenwich
Th Church
Three Divorce Actions Filed in Local Court
Pasquale DiAndria sues Dominick S. Masutto for divorce alleging desertion since 1916 and a 20 year old wife. Wilhelmius B. Morris seeks split from Arnold E. Morris after a 1906 New York City marriage and alleged cruelty since 1916. Lillian H. Conlea sues Wilber H. Conlea, Danbury couple married 1915, asking change to Turner and cruelty since 1918.
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Danbury
Frances K. Curtis
Charles B. Curtis
Pasquale DiAndria
Edith DiAndria
Stratford
Iveres
Dominick S. Masutto
Delmont
N. J
Thehfe
Wilhelmius B. Morris
Arnold E. Morris
Greenwich
New York City
Lillian H. Conlea
Wilber
Conlea
Turner
First couple applications for marriage license filed
The first couple to apply at the Bureau of Vital Statistics for a marriage license were Michael J. Hackett a conductor of 21 Catherine street and Carmel Lynon of 287 Garfield avenue. The report notes the rush has not yet required crowd control by police.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Michael J. Hackett
Catherine Street
Carmel Lynon
Garfield Avenue
Loenses
Abolition of Baseball Pools Aims to End Gambling
New York June 1 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, commissioner of baseball, announced that abolishing the baseball pool will be a chief objective of the organized crusade against gambling. He warned that while pools based on total scores are less harmful, they should be phased out to prevent young men from becoming tomorrow’s betters.
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New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
All Physicians Join in Protest in Vienna
Nearly the entire Austrian medical body gathered in Vienna for a mass meeting to protest government legislation affecting public health. Physicians said the move lets sick benefit societies of about two million members drift into political machines run by unqualified doctors.
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Vienna
Austria
New Copper Contract Adopted by New York Metal Exchange
New York June 2 A new form of copper contract was formed by the New York Metal Exchange. The contract standardizes delivery terms to match those of the London metal exchange, aiming to equalize price control between the two markets.
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New York
London Metal Exchange
New York Metal Exchange
Senate committee reports bill to shield car owners
Senate Judiciary Committee reports a bill to protect garage owners and others renting automobiles from liability if their property is used by bootleggers without the renter's knowledge. The measure responds to a Supreme Court ruling that an automobile used in illegal liquor traffic can be construed as a violation even if the owner is innocent.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
House Portien Affairs Committee to report peace resolution
Washington reports the House Portien Affairs Committee will meet Friday to report a peace resolution. It is not expected to reach the House for consideration this week. Republicans on the committee have agreed to report the Porter resolution, which would terminate the war, replacing the Senate Knox resolution declaring war.
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Washington
House Portien Affairs Committee
House
Senate
Summer School Opens For Teachers At Yale
The evening school division and the Department of Americanization of the State Board of Education will jointly conduct a summer school for foreign born adult teachers at Yale University from July 6 to August 18. The program features lectures on Americanization, plant tours in New Haven, demonstrations, and conferences with home teachers and social workers. No admission requirements and no tuition charge. Special certificates awarded upon completion and passing final exams.
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Department of Americanization
State Board of Education
Yale University
New Haven
State ‘Board of Education
Damages Filed in Common Pleas Court Cases
Several small cases entered in Common Pleas yesterday include a $1,300 damages suit by Timothy Loughings for Greenwich residents against National Surety Company of New York over an unwarranted judgment. Other filings include a damage claim by Even R. Slater and F. Jonseen, with Greenwich residents mentioned, and a $242.66 claim related to Ashton Crosby. A note mentions Colorado mineral extract touted for beetle extermination.
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Common Pleas Court
Timothy Loughings
National Surety Company of
New York
Greenwich
Thomas M. Hodsons
R. Slater
F. Jonseen
Slater
Jarace
Ace Ashton Crosby
Colorado
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Letters from Buffalo Franklin and Canada praise Peterson's Ointment for itching eczema and old sores with claims of rapid healing. Endorsers include Peterson's Buffalo proposer, a Franklin veteran, a Buffalo fireman, and A Hlockeby from Canada, all supporting refunds if it fails.
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Peterson
Buffalo
William A. Carley
Franklin, N
Sardly
Alex. Louttel
Canada
A. Hlockeby
Peterton Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo, N
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