Election upheld in Waterbury for James R Lawlor
Waterbury City Attorney Kellogg ruled James Lawlor legally elected at the October election. The challenge claimed a Legislature change for a Jewish holiday affected the tax collector position at the polls, but the decision confirmed the original result.
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American Civic Association Holds Eighth Annual Convention
Washington December 14 More than five hundred members of the American Civic Association attend the organization eighth annual convention along with special delegates appointed by governors in the nation capital.
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Long Branch Officials Weigh New Telephone Ordinance
The Long Branch Property Holders Association urges passage of an ordinance to grant the New York Telephone Company rights to use Long Branch streets for aerial and underground lines. The company would remove much street wiring, install underground conduits, and provide sixteen free telephones while paying city taxes and franchise fees, with early 1913 express service to New York planned.
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Toy Land Delights Children with New Playthings
Toy Land brims with new dolls drawing hundreds of young shoppers. Shoppers pick from tiny baby dolls to life sized walking dolls as they anticipate Santa Claus gifts.
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Fancy Goods for Christmas Gift Tables at Main Aisle
Hundreds of items line the Main Aisle offered as fine Christmas presents. Toilet sets smoking sets jewel cases hair receivers and novelties of all kinds are displayed for shoppers to view and choose.
New Picture Collection Attracts Crowds On Second Floor
A new picture collection on the second floor offers an unmatched array of gems in all sizes and kinds. Prices are revealed as a tempting surprise, promising value even for city shoppers.
International Peace Bureau urges collective action to stop Russia Persia war
The Berne circular asks Hague signatories to join arbitration efforts over Russia's action against Persia. The note frames the Russia Persia dispute as suitable for arbitration. Separately, a note contrasts Westminster and London with changing boundaries and notes on milk versus buttermilk nutrition and typhoid bacteria.
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Carpentier Defeats Lewis for Unanimous Decision in Paris
In Paris on December 14, Carpentier, a French boxer, won a twenty round bout against American Harry Lewis by unanimous decision. Carpentier was approaching his eighteenth birthday in January and appeared like a college student with long hair.
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Rexall Store offers wide stationery and novelties
James Cooper Jr. Prescription Druggist at Broad and White Streets Red Bank New Jersey invites inspection of a large line of stationery in plain and fancy styles priced 10c to 5.00. Also solid brass novelties 15c to 5.00 spaying requisites 1 to 5.00 perfumery domestic and imported fountain pens thermometers mirrors and brushes and assorted vanity sets and thermos bottles.
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