Milford man fined in two counts for breach of peace and assault
Fitzgerald of Boston a Rosenbaum student was fined 57 dollars yesterday for breach of the peace and assault after assaulting Roswell Furman a graduate at M H S in front of Cornwall's store Wednesday afternoon. The rest of the items note a July 10 New Haven Christian Endeavor Union meeting at Orange church graduations at Laurelton Hall and a small motor wreck and a wedding at St Peter's rectory.
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New Haven Christian Endeavor Union
Orange Congregational Church
First Church
Australia to ditch copper pennies for square coins
Australia plans to circulate square nickel pennies alongside existing copper coins with no new copper minting. Other British dominions have used square coins, including India, Ceylon, and the Straits Settlements, to save metal and aid packing.
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Sydney
Australia
India
Ceylon
Straits Settlements
Melbourne
Trolleymen Accept Offer in Connecticut Wage Deal
Connecticut Co trolleymen vote to accept a wage increase retroactive to June 1 totaling 54 cents per hour first year 57 cents second year and 60 cents maximum after two years plus 15 cents extra for one man car operators. Agreement signed by union and company leaders in New Haven and Hartford. The majority favoring acceptance reportedly small despite company officials suggesting a large mandate.
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Connecticut Co
New Haven
Lucius S. Storrs
J K. Punderford
Frank T. O'Meara
Hartford
John Toohey
Logger dies from brown bear attack on Chicago Island
Clarence Thompson, a logger on Chicago Island near Prince Rupert B C, died from wounds after a bear attacked him as it fed on a deer carcass. He related that the bear charged, he fired once, then the paw struck his face. Thompson was found severely injured and without clothing, having suffered cold and blood loss.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
Clarence Thompson
Chicago Island
Thompson
Rumania Reclaims Pre War Gayety Amid Prosperity Return
Bucharest reports booming wealth after wars gains with Transylvania and Bessarabia. Fashionable streets brim with luxury goods, theatres packed, and the Paris label praised as the Balkans’ claim. Wheat leads crops, large exports fuel national wealth growth.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Carmen Sylva
Paris
Austria
Germany
Balkans
Family farms tried in East Texas plan to curb rural exodus
East Texas Chamber of Commerce launches effort to create 50 county companies to supply family farm homes and organize residents in more than a thousand requests for modern farm housing. The program aims to improve living conditions and markets while keeping families on the farm.
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Tyler
Texas
East Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu Seeks Scandinavian Domestic Help
Honolulu Housewives league plans to appeal to chambers of commerce in Sweden and Denmark. Circulars will be sent detailing the domestic help shortage in Honolulu and inviting working women to seek employment on the cross roads of the Pacific.
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Honolulu
T. H
Chamber of Commerce
Sweden
Denmark
Honolulu Housewives League
Pacific
Germans Seek Jobs in Japan After Siberian Release
More than 700 German POWs freed by Japanese troops in Siberia seek employment in Japan. All are technical school graduates with electric, mechanical, and railway experience. Tokyo authorities refer applicants to the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce to place them. Some players lack skill with hands and feet but excel with their mouths.
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Lauralton Hall School
Grammar School
Tokio
Siberia
Japan
Danderine Advertisement Claims Hair Benefits
A vintage ad promotes Danderine for a few cents. It promises no fallen hairs or dandruff after use and claims hair will show new life vigor brightness color and thickness.
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Fort Trumbull Beach
Central School
Grammar
Devon School
J. D. Brown, Jr
H. Mathewson
Holbeck
Laurelton Hall
Fairy Queen
Doris Purdy
Frances Barry
Anna Ortolani
Rita Burns
Kathleen O'Connell
Imelda McCarthy
Frances Foehr
Helen Reed
Sally Marshall
Lorraine Powers
Beatrice Arreasa
Clarice Fopian
Federated Brotherhood
New Haven Turnpike
Bridgeport
Massachusetts
Margery Glenn Merritt
Charlee Merritt
Albert Mink
St. Peter's Rectory
G. Everett Knollmeyer
Amelia Tashlein
John Dunn
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rosenbaum School
St. Peter’s Men's Club
Robert Bell
Adamson Vulcanizers
The
Peck & Lines Co
Middle ST
Bridgeport, Conn
Transylvania
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Romania
Europe
Russia
Serbia
South African Union
East
America
Stein Bloch and
Society
Stein Bloch Society Brand
Staples
Connors Clothing Company
Main St
State St
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