Immigrant Polish Wives and Children Headed to U S
New York June 7 A transport of 800 Polish immigrant wives and children is sailing from Danzig to an American port as the first of 50 000 families to be reunited with husbands and fathers separated by war. The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Society coordinates the effort with public agencies, locating families and arranging admittance funds and care upon arrival.
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New York
Dantzig
Hebrew Sheltering
America
Hebrew Society
John L. Bernstein
Society
Poland
United States
Leonard to Replace Bingham on Connecticut Delegation
Wichart Ind June 6 Members of the Connecticut delegation to the Republican national convention aboard a train to Chicago agreed not to pledge individual support until a unit strategy is possible. Senator Harry A Leonard of New Haven elected alternate to James F Walsh of Greenwich, as commitee on transportation halts a $3936.95 payment for a special train, amid rail line dispute. Speaker Walsh is expected to miss much of the convention attending credentials committee meetings.
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J. F. Walsh
John T. King Keeps In Touch With Penrose
Chicago June 7 John T. King national committeeman from Connecticut was in communication with Senator Penrose who is ill at his Philadelphia home It was understood King aimed to carry out some of the Senators wishes but the nature was not revealed The piece also recounts Vashti the Persian queen and a historical note on Conjugal disobedience and the king’s reaction
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Chicago
John T. King
Connecticut
Penrose
Philadelphia
King
Agrus
Gjesbettenca
Vashti
Ahasuerus
Persia
B. C
Ashaauacom
Newspapers in Mexico undergow great changes
Mexico City on June 7 reports major shifts in capital papers after the revolution. Pro Carranza outlets fade or switch editors, Obregon allies depart, others shift to pro administration or lose influence. Major papers Excelsior and El Universal persist but lack cable news. Imports of foreign newsprint may be reduced to aid the capital press.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Servicio International
United States
Foreign Office
Manuel Carpio
Mexico
Central American Union
el Monitor Republican
Obregon
Benjamin Hill
el Democrata
Carranga
Enrique Beltran
General Obregon
Excelsior
el Universal
Prominent Officials Named in Arizona Kidnapping Case
Tombstone June 6 two millionaires three mining executives one mayor three physicians and a commercial club secretary named as defendants with 149 others in State of Arizona verses Phelps Dodge and others. Trial begins in superior court for deportation of 1186 striking miners and sympathizers from Bisbee to Columbus and Hermana s New Mexico July 12 1917.
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Tombstone
Ariz
State of Arizona
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Bisbee
Columbus
Hermanas
New Mexico
Pete Corkhill
Clarence Ingram
Harry E. Wooton
Wooton
Wife and money wans in Salerno family dispute
Virgilio Salerno of 1969 Main Street reported to police that his wife left Saturday with their three children, clothes, and $1,960 from the family bank account. He says Mrs Salerno allegedly took the money.
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Virgilio Salerno
Main Street
Delegates count on Chicago as fights over agricultural aid intensify
In Washington Senator Harrison blasts the majority party for trimming the agricultural budget by more than seven million dollars while boosting army and navy funds. He warns of higher prices and national hardship if farming is starved of support, citing hog cholera funds and pest controls as cutbacks. In Chicago, Connecticut delegates arrive with others, keeping mum on choices as Wood and Coolidge scenarios loom and Georgia factions press for influence.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Harrison
Department
Weather Bureau
Army
Navy
Department of Justice
United States
America
Father Rochford Holds First Solemn Mass at St Charles
Crowded St Charles church witnessed Rev Joseph Rochford celebrating his first solemn mass since ordination on May 29 at Buffalo Cathedral. Keane family hosted a reception, with clerics including Rev John Rochford, Rev John Donnelly, Rev Father Dolan, Rev Father Crowley, and others attending before Rochford departs for Detroit parish work.
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St. Charles
Joseph Rochford
Buffalo
John Rochford
John Donnelly
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Deaco
Father Dolan
Batavia
N. Y
Father Crowley
Erie
Thomas P. Gloster
Dennis Moran
Patrick McGivney
Father McGivney
St Charles
Father Rochford
Detroit
Brookfield
Conn
Rochford
Michael Keane
Noble Avenue
St. Bonaventure College
Allegheny
St. Bonaventure Seminary
Times Want Ads Spell Shoes U 21
Classified line notes shoe advertisement with a bold headline style and a promotional offer. It mentions footwear product details and a contact instruction for potential buyers, typical of a local newspaper want ad.
Aspirin for Colds Bayer Tablets in Genuine Bayer Package
An old advertorial urging insistence on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in a Bayer package with proper directions for Colds Pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. Claims Bayer means genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents. Aspirin is a trademark of Bayer Manufacturing.
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Bayer
Ady
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Cecile
Dillon’s
U. S
Leonard
Bingham
Arizona
Mharrison
Cifenzo
Frank HH. Hitchcook
Wood Campaign
Congress Hotel
J. Henry Roraback
Hitchcock
R E Cable
Internal Revenue
Wood Movement
Virgina
Robert O. Eaton
North Haven
North Haven, Conn
Virginia
Lowdon
Wood
Frank B. Brandeces
Charles F. Brooker
Ansonia
Johnson
Galen L. Stone
Boston
Governor Coolidge
Massachusetts
James F. Walsh
Greenwich
Georgia
Roraback
Associated’ Charities
William H. Griffith
Hall Home
Father Rockford
Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
Swat the Fly
Mollan’s
Mollan
W. K. Mollan
G. W. Fairchild& Sons, Inc
Arcade Corner
Pip Lane
Frisbie
the Times
Hayes Fish Company
The
Wall
Mantler
Post Office
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