No One Held For Woman's Death
Coroner Stephen B. Davis finds Etienne Gardiner was struck by an automobile driven by Michael J. Fitzgibbons while crossing Main street at 7:30 p m on March 5 1919 and killed instantly. No person is held responsible. He notes Main street Grand street area is dangerous and suggests pedestrians use the west side of Main street to reach St Johns church.
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Stephen B. Davis
Etienne Gardiner
Main
Grand Streets
Davis
Main Street
St. John’s Church
Michael J. Fitzgibbons
Grand Street
Spring Street
County of Middlesex
Middletown
Star of Peace Lodge Meets in Red Men’s Hall
City briefs note a Star of Peace Lodge meeting at Red Men’s hall at 8 p.m. and a Columbia Council No. 9 R. & S. M. assembly in Masonic Temple with Grand Master F Ward Deklyn of Danbury visiting to inspect the work.
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Star of Peace Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Assembly of Columbia Council
Masonic Temple
F. Ward Deklyn
Danbury
August H. Johnson
Guiseppina Saraceno
Main Street
N. Y
South Congregational Church
Red Cross
City Court
Margaret Kincaid
John Kincaid
St. Luke’s Home
Pearl and
Lincoln Street
Daylight Robbery by Chicago Bandits Ends With Casualties
Four armed daylight burglars attacked the Metropolitan State Bank in Chicago shortly after 10 am. Cashier J Brenzd, recently discharged from naval aviation, fired on the quartet, driving them off with no injuries to him. Customer Margaret Polzus and William Bigel were wounded as detectives probe the south side for the robbers.
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Chicago
William Bigel
Metropolitan State Bank
Margaret Polzus
J. Brenzd
Naval Aviation Service
Pelzus
No constitutional power to act as world guardian claims Senator Cummins
The article notes Senator Cummins saying the constitution grants no power for the U S to be a mandatory for Turkey yet argues the government has acted beyond explicit constitutional bounds in Nicaragua and Santo Domingo by collecting other nations' customs duties and similar actions. It discusses implied authority and historical US interventions.
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U. S
New York
Cummins
United States
Turkey
Nicaragua
Santo Domingo
Despondent Women and a Cure Claim
A prominent writer says women are naturally despondent, but low mood often stems from a bodily imbalance causing nervousness backache headaches sleeplessness and despondency. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as restoring tone and health by addressing the root of the trouble.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Naval changes appoint New York district commandant
Rear Admiral James H. Glennon named commandant of Naval District No 3 New York to replace Rear Admiral Usher who retires April 7 Secretary Daniels announced Glennon from Puget Sound will be succeeded by Captain Harry A Field at the 1st Naval District
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Naval
Washington
James H. Glennon
Naval District No. 3
New York
Usher
Elg
Thie Deer Glennon
Pudget Sound
Harry A. Field
Coordinated Rail and Waterway Transport Urged by Lawmakers
A bi party group of nine lawmakers urged Director General Hines and Chairman Hurley to coordinate U S railroad and waterway systems for joint traffic movements. They seek an interchange plan to improve transport, requesting views on development and next congress legislation.
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Washington
Hines
Railway Administration
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Fletcher
Florida
Ransdell
Louisiana
Jones
Eich
Wisconsin
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Iowa
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Moore
Pennsylvania
Winslow
Massachusetts
Smell
North Carolina
United States
Stock Market Opens Irregularly Amid Widespread Movements
New York stock start shows mixed behavior with several issues advancing sharply. Industrial Alcohol jumps to 132 3-4 from 127, Mexican Petroleum rises to 189, Royal Dutch NY shares improve from curb prices, while Steel common remains near yesterday’s close and other issues show modest gains and losses throughout the forenoon.
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Stock Market
New York
Texas Company
Stock Exchange
Royal Dutch New York
Studebaker
Sinclair
Pierce Oil
Steel
Baldwin
Railway
Steel Springs
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Central
American International
Grain Market Report from Chicago Sees Mixed Close
Grain prices fell with corn down 28-4 cents for March and oats 1-4 to 11-2 lower as provisions closed lower. Futures quotes show March corn at 144 and May at 13 1-4, oats May 62. Park May at 45.00, July 42.05. Lard May 27.17, July 26.47. Ribs May 24.77, July 23.52. A closing weather note interrupts with a domestic aside about a mother deciding on Willie’s care.
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Chicago
Park
Flood of Reports in Legislature Highlights Debates
Hartford March 13 A deluge of committee reports, many unfavorable, arrived in both houses. A Friday session was voted to advance calendar matters. Senate favorable reports included a salary raise for New Haven county commissioners from 2000 to 3000 and appointments. Unfavorable reports hit Kopplemann’s blue sky law and a measure expanding corporate mergers, while bills on taxes, jury fees, and prison guard authority drew mixed reviews. The House and Senate approved observance plans for May 7 and sent a number of measures to the appropriation committee. The session saw confirmations of judges Hoyt Caplan Wolfe and notable amendments to Power Co and Odd Fellows charters. The day also marked Speaker Walsh’s 55th birthday with tributes and florals as the House recommitted a bill on federal aid for a state college program.
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Senate
New Haven
Donald T. Warner
Salisbury
Kopplemann
New Haven Court of Common Pleas
General Assembly
Samuel F Hoyt
Jacob Caplan
Isaac Wolfe
Connecticut Light and Power Co
Ul Shfield County
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
House
Maximilian Fuchs
Stamford
Connecticut Industrial School For Girls
Mechanics Bank of
Long Island ‘Sound
Street Railway
Walsh
Connecticut Agricultural College
Commandant Samuel S Robinson Assigned to Boston Navy Yard
Commandant of Navy Yard Samuel S Robinson who previously led Squadron Three Patrol Force was named commandant of the Boston Navy Yard by Secretary Daniels this afternoon. Robinson also served as an advisor to the Allied Armistice Commission.
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Navy Yard
Washington
Samuel S. Robinson
Patrol Force
Boston Navy Yard
Daniels
Robinson
Suffered For Eight Years Kidney Pills Relief Claim
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and disability eased by Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims thousands relieved from kidney and bladder trouble and urges trial with availability everywhere.
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Daisy Bell
Savannah
Foley
For Sale Horse and bull and multiple Portland properties
Property list from J Kriva Higganum and J E Cronin Portland details farms garages workshops barns tenement houses and various houses with room counts including six and seven rooms, good lot and brick house. No clear dates or locations beyond Portland and Higganum.
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J. Krivanée
Higganum
Portland
J. E. Cronin
South Main i
Fruitatives claim health boost from liver tablets
A testimonial from Walter J. Marriott of Ottawa credits Fruitatives with ending years of sun-down, fatigue, and liver kidney trouble. The ad promotes Fruit Liver Tablets at 50c per box, six for $2.50, or 25c trial size, with sales through dealers or Fruit-atives Limited in Ogdensburg, New York.
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Lees Avr
Ottawa
Walter J. Marriott
Fruit-Atives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Johnson To Meet Willard In Return Bout Claim
Ex heavyweight champion Jack Johnson alleges bribery to throw 1915 bout with Jess Willard and says a return match was promised within a year by promoter Jack Curley. Johnson claims only 225 pounds now, down from 260, and offers to fight on any terms. He says he wrote Curley after the fight but got no reply. In a separate report, the hospital ship Comfort faced a fire while crossing the Atlantic. Wounded veterans extinguished the blaze in a ward below decks, endangering 60 patients and many beds.
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Johnson
Willard
Havanna
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Jack Curley
United States
Chicago
Curley
New York
Comfort
Atlantic
Peterson's Ointment advertised for eczema and itching
Letters from Peter Peterson's Ointment users praise its ability to cure eczema and relieve itching. Franklin New York and Buffalo residents claim quick healing of sores and piles. A. Blockeby from Canada calls it the best remedy, and a 35 cent box is offered.
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Peterson
Buffalo
William A. Carley
Franklin, N. Y
Alex. Louttel
Canada
A. Blockeby
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