Mellen Resigns From New Haven Presidency
Charles Mellen tendered his resignation as president of the New Haven Railroad and its subsidiaries, to take effect by Oct 1923 or earlier at the board’s pleasure. The formal action was expected at the directors meeting held for five hours, with a statement noting the resignation and ongoing inquiries into the railroad’s conduct and stock dealings.
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New York
Charles
Mellen
New Haven
New Haven Road
Ward
G. Riggs
Fr. Riggs
Eiliekt
Senwaaalee
Btebange
Biothe Hresiieus
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Interstate | Commerce Commission
Boston
Mélien
The
John M. Hall
Sen Ator Depew
Bagton
Lowell
New England
Northern Pacific
New Haveland
Interstate On Commission
Mr. Mellen
J. Chambérlain
United ‘States
Rescue of Fifteen Miners From Spruce Mine Faces Delays
Fragmented report cites ten miners freed from Spruce mine on July 18 with others still trapped. Ongoing rescue efforts progress as drifts are cleared and crews work to reach remaining miners.
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Clewdburet Ploods
Evdleth
Miah
Atlantic Highlands News Personal Notes and Local Transfers
Local items report Judeon Shurtz of Decatf visiting Miss Helen Frost of Valley Dulve while William H. Posten debuts a new rail delivery car. Several residents move or improve property on Firat avenue and Hooper avenue as electric fixtures rise in a Piet avenue building. A five hundred party at Bay avenue hosts many neighbors. a baby named Russell Drowns arrives. John S. Fitteroft Jr. departs for Houston aboard the Creole for business reasons.
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Judeon “Shurtz
Decatf
Helen ‘Frost
Valley Dulve
William H. Posten
Frank Bartiezon
Hard
Ware
Firat Avenue
Hartcom and Snyder
George Bartleson
Robert Benningson
W. Dye
Break
New York
Perley
Hooper, Avenue
Piet Avenue
Alangle
Mie
Juliete Cruser
Hillside
Liberty Heights
Lilian Forsiand
Massachusetts
Sam Barrett
Casuity Insurance Company
L. B. Morris
First Avenue
Eddie Forsiand
C. C. Phillips
Kridel
Ralph Ing
William Ver
Millard
Mindoe
Bay Avenue
G. Kauffeld
Kyle
Benz
Stehs
Cahill
Igh
Hi Russell
Lewis Foster
John 8. Fitteroft, Jr
Houston
Texas
Fitt@roft
Local News Briefs From Fair and Visits
The weekly notices report the Annual fair for St. John's chapel at George Lippincott's place earning about ninety dollars. Community members including Mr. and Mrs. William Car, Miss Florence Campbell and others attended and visitors traveled from Dwan and Milford. Pets and family movements are noted alongside church and Sunday school events and a pet dog named Pixie was killed by a car.
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Wedanadas
Nisht
Amare
William Car
Hast
Florence Campbell
Doremus
Charles Imlay
Esther Cameharen Doremus
Charles Inlay
William Skidmore
St. John’s Chapel
George Lipincott
Anthony Salisbury
Sexi Liave
Clifford K. Dilks
Methodist Sunday School
Lee
Ptixie
Leander B. Campbell
Alma Zeigler
Baulati Breckenridge
Joseph Flaherty
Saleen
Ll P
New York
Charles Iford
Milford
Del
Lester Lovett
Ifo
Keeping Scholars at War in Eighteenth Century Scotland
The article notes Scottish school life through the mid eighteenth century with long daily hours from dawn to dusk and little change on Saturdays. Holidays were scarce with short breaks described, and the text references how scholars balanced work at home during breaks.
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Scotland
Freckles on the Time to Get Mig Ot
Freckles aims to recover time lost and set new pace as team heads into next phase. Coach and players emphasize focus and discipline to build momentum for upcoming meets.
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