State Police Share Questioned in Middletown Bond Case
State police inquiry centers on a $500 share from bonds posted by defendants in a raid on Stueck's Modern. bonds forfeited after defendants failed to appear, with City Treasurer Stow turning the matter to Corporation Counsel Carlson. Names listed include Timothy Kearns, William Meighan, Arthur Griswold, and several others as frequenters of the cited location. outcome awaited amid statewide attention on the police raid.
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James P. Stow
Thomas F
Middle
Stueck
Egan
Connecticut
Stow
Jeity Court
Carlson
Timothy Kearns
William William Meighan
Arthur Gris- Raymond Wylis
William Gorman
John J. Fay
William E. Elmer
Enry F. Haton
Henry F. Sears
Robert Stratford
William Healy
Joh . O'Gorman
John Rubin
Louis Rubin
Fred G. Lawrence
Frank Hatch
George Murphy
William Keymarth
James Campbell
Middletown
Obituary notices for Irene A. Clark and Patrick Malloy
Obituaries report the death of Irene A. Clark aged 68 at 262 William Street with services planned at her home and interment in Higganum, plus Patrick Malloy’s funeral at J Coughlin’s and St John’s Church with committal in St John’s cemetery. A separate note covers a Prohibition Law test in New York where James Everard Breweries seeks to restrain production and sales pending May and July deadlines.
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Charles A. Clark
William Street
Patrick Malloy
J. Coughlin
St. John’s Church
James E. Dargan
P. J. O’brien
John Gilsheman
Patrick Ghent
Thomas Brides
John Scanlon
St. John’s Cemetery
New York
James Everard Breweries
Joseph E. Everard
Two Killed In Hartford Tragedy
Hartford March 15 George Bill proprietor of a North street rooming house was shot by Harry Davis a 2 roomer who then killed himself Police learned Davis had written indiscreet letters to Bills wife The 12 year old nephew testified Davis threatened Bill Bill chased by Davis who fired as he ran down stairs One shot struck Bills body as he reached the bottom of the stairs Davis then fired at Mrs Bills room but missed Police rushed in Davis fled to his room and killed himself
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George Bill
North Street
Harry Davis
Davis
Bill House
Bill
Tornado Hits Omaha Area Killing One and Injuring Four
A tornado crossing Saunders and Douglas counties in Nebraska left one woman dead and four men injured. The storm caused significant property damage near Colen and Millard, with a heavy hailstorm following the tornado.
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For Sale and Rent Notices in Durham City Ads
Describes multiple property and goods listings including a 23 foot store counter for sale, several modern houses for sale on multiple streets, stores on Main Street, farms near the city with prices from 8000 to 20000, building lots on Wash Court Walnut, and an insurance agency at 315 Main. Also rentals for an eight room flat on Washington Street with conveniences for 40, a small single house for rent, and board and furnished rooms. A general notice to buy a horse weighing 800 to 900 pounds with harness and wagon is included.
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Merigen
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Walnut St
Walter G. Jones
Washington St
Green
Walter C. Jones
Andrew Lenz
Adregs
M. J
H Sten
Washington St J
Lawton
Market opens with gains for key industrial stocks
New York March 15 The quartet of industrial and marine stocks within American International Corp led the opening session with solid early gains before trimming in the first quarter hour. Industrial Alcohol rose 2 3 4 to 143 1 2 then eased to 142 Marine preferred gained 1 2 to 111 3 4 United States Rubber jumped 15 8 to 87 then slipped to 86 1 4.
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American International Corporation
Marine Preferred
United States
Demobilization Figures Reported By Chief of Staff March
Washington announced by Chief of Staff General March during his western camp tour that 1,419,386 officers and men have been discharged to date. Of these, 83,774 are peers and 1,335,612 are other men, with about 259,114 troops still to be discharged under issued orders. Demobilization orders total roughly 1,678,500, including 1,805,000 issued in the United States and 373,500 for troops returning from overseas. Since Armistice, 26,798 reserve officers commissions have been issued.
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General March
United States
War Department
March
Crisis in shoe industry spurs labor mediation
Washington reports a crisis in the shoe manufacturing labor scene stirs federal action as H W Wilcox warns of a great strike. Fred Feick is sent from Garrett to Chicago to mediate and prevent industry disruption.
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H. W. Wilcox
Department of Labor Today
Fred Feick
Garrett
Chicago
Wilcox
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Feick
Germany to a limited relief lifting of blockade announced
Paris March 15 Hoover food controller says blockade on Germany will be lifted to a limited extent immediate and Germany under restrictions can resume some external trade. German ships to be operated by German crews but not fly German flag with coal timber potash and dye stuffs to be exported. Baltic fishing restrictions removed and $130 million available for food purchases with more to follow.
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Germany
Herbert Hoover
Brussels
Hoover
Baltic
United States
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America
Local Italian rally at Grand Theatre Sunday
Local residents will gather Sunday afternoon at the Grand theatre for a rally under the Federation of Italian Irredentist Associations. The program features music and speeches, supporters aim to regain Trieste for Italians, with literature distributed including accounts of Austrian prison camps.
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Grand Theatre
Federation of Italian Irredentist Associations
Trieste
Austria
Salvatore Adorno
Clearing House Statement Summary
New York on March 15 reports Sub-treasury debit 61,791. Exchanges total 675,505,530 with balances 51,696,563.
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Clearing House
New York
Sub-treasury
Musterole: trusted mustard oil ointment for sore throats
Musterole is a clean white ointment made with mustard oil. Doctors and nurses recommend it for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pains sprains bruises and chest pain. Sold in 30c 60c jars hospital size 2.50.
Salmonson Big Game Tonight Nutmegs vs Middletown in Hartford
A large crowd is expected for the Hartford Nutmegs versus Middletown showdown at 8 30 PM with Jake Carlson refereeing. Team rosters include Schultz Smith Harmon Spear Ahern Nordland McConochie Hahn Scoffield and last name listed Light.
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Hartford
Middletown
Jake Carlson
Middletown Nutmegs
Schultz
Eeseeeeees Ieee Smith
Harmon Eves Ever
City Briefs No court session. hospital notes no change
There was no session of the city court this morning. At Middlesex hospital today, it was reported there is no change in the condition of William Caron, a restaurant proprietor.
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Middlesex Hospital
William Caron
Nervous Sick Headaches Relief From Fruit-a-tives
Ogdensburg resident C. E. Beswick reports long struggle with nerv ous sick headaches and dyspepsia. After trying doctors and various remedies, Fruit-a-tives liver tablets relieved symptoms from day one and she endorses their continued use. Available at dealers or by mail from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Caroline Ave
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
N. Y
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