Local notices and international Rome to rail talks in 1918 clipping
Stepney Mrs Richards guest of Mrs Marcus Curties. Town schools closed for institute at Danbury Normal School. Stratfield church celebrates 169th anniversary with large attendance. Bishop Foley warns Ireland of possible bloodshed unless moral miracle occurs. Budapest criminologist notes tenfold rise in crimes post war, warns cruelty grows. French railways to gain 178 American locomotives from stockpile. Pennsylvania apple crop rises to over 21 million bushels, up from 7 million last year.
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Richards
Bridgeport
Marcus Curties
Normal School
Danbury
Stratfield Church
Frederick P. Sherman
A. A. Clark
Carrie Elwell
Washington Park Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Eugene Peck
Newtown
Emily D. Leavenworth
East River
William Mandeville
Arthur Tyrrell
Frank Gilbert
Mt. Holyoke
Mass
Mr. Forney
New Haven
Jerome Nichols
Europe cities cleaner than New York says official
Clyde A. Copson, head of the Merchants Association Anti-Litter Bureau, reports from Europe that Paris and London are models of cleanliness with low street litter. He cites London's organized taxi drivers, Paris garbage disposal, and quiet newsboys, contrasting with New York’s litter and noisy streets.
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York
Europe
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
America
Clyde A. Copson
Merchant's Association
Paris
London
Copron
Lofidon
Glasgow
Copon
Death Recall Abbey Legeve Legend of a Curse
London vet reports the sudden death of Michael P Grace father of the Countess of Donoughmore. A Battle Abbey legend tied to its seizure by Henry VIII links curses to drownings. Montague heirs drowned, Lady Webster died, and the tenant’s eldest daughter died soon after.
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London
Vet
Michael P. Grace
Countess of
Bermuda Anniversary Marks 300 Years of Assembly
Bermuda celebrates the 300th anniversary of the House of Assembly, tracing origins to 1620 with ties to Virginia’s first assembly in 1619. Ceremonies at St George’s and the old state house, ending with a visit by the Prince of Wales, highlight the event. Also noted are Uncle Joe Cannon’s car fire near Danville and plans to rebuild the White Sox with league club players.
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Gramstton
Bermuda
House of Assembly
Virginia
Atlantic
Old Dominion
Jamestown
St. Georges
Sir George Somers
Company of Adventurers
Bermudas
Virginia Company
America
Plymouth
Southampton
England
Old St. Peters
St. George's
Prince of Wales
Russian Gold Reserve Disposition Reported at Kazan
The document claiming the disposition of part of the Russian gold reserve seized by the Czecho Slovaks at Kazan in summer 1315 is said to be based on records captured when Reds seized Omsk, Kolchak's capital, in November last year. It alleges 1,696,887 dollars of the proceeds funded Allied war material purchases or were deposited in foreign banks to back loans from Japan and an Anglo American syndicate.
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Kazan
Omsk
Kolchak
Japan
Ansioamerican
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France
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Italy
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Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Bank
Legeve
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Danville Til
Uncle Joe
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Internatonal League
American Association
White Sox
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicees
Dillon
Main ST
Conn
Hartford
Cecile
Barnum
Noble
Rockwell & Co
Main Street
Elm
Madame Irene and
la Thelma
The Smith=Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
the Smith
Woodbury Piano
New England
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Bridgeport, Conn
Frishie
Frisbie
Sprovier Chiropractor
Newfield
DR. & Hunt Wilber
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Sr. Arcade
Plateboald
the Times
Sonnenberg, Wsis Company
Broad Street
Chanel St
B’way
Yonkers
Sixth
Hone
Dweny
Sonnenberg
Sterling
Lawson
Moscow
Admiral Kolchak
M. Bourychkin
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