Food shipments to Prague eased by rail through Hamburg
Treaty terms with Czecho Slovakia aim to move food held at Trieste by transport shortages. Germans consent to route supplies via Hamburg and the Elbe river. With rail capacity gains under Col. Ryan and Col. at Vienna, the sharpest phase of the Czecho Slovak food crisis is expected to pass this month.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Trieste
Prague
Hamburg
Elbe
Col
Ryan
Vienna
Obituary, Patrick McAuliffe and Margaret Kincaid
Funeral services for Patrick McAuliffe were held from 12 Flower street at 9:00 am and at St John’s Church at 9:30 am with a solemn high mass celebrated by multiple priests. Burial in St John’s cemetery followed. McAuliffe, a former Mfg Co. employee and Forest City Council Knights of Columbus member, leaves three sons and a daughter. Mrs Margaret Kincaid died at St Luke’s Home in her 79th year, survived by a son, two sisters, and a brother. Her funeral will be at St Luke’s Home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Patrick McAuliffe
Flower Street
South Farms
St. John's Church
Francis A. Jordan
Kearney
Martin
Father Jordan
Maurice
James Kelleher
Thomas Dillon
James Bellchamber
Patrick Griffin
Charles Pritchard
St. John’s Cemetery
McAuliffe
Mfg. Co
Forest City
Knights of Columbus
John
Hartford
Denis
New York
Patrick
Nellie McAuliffe
Margaret Kincaid
Margaret
John Kincaid
St. Luke's
J. Harvey Kincaid
Cromwell
Jane D. Smith
Helen Perkins
Middletown
William Maitland
St Luke’s
EB. R. Hyde
The
Baptist Church
Imterment
Pine Grove Cemetery
Stamford
Lewis Provost
New Canaan
Locust Avenue
Maron
Joseph H. Provost
Representative Provost
28Th
Connecticut Infantry
Connecticut
John F Westron Dies at 62 in Rockfall Home
John Fred Westron died Saturday at his Rockfall residence aged 62. He was born in Switzerland. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon with Rev. L O Schriver officiating and burial followed at Middlefield Cemetery.
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John Fred Westron
John F. Westron
Rockfall
Switzerland
Rev. L. O. Schriver
Middlefield Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Irene A. Clark Held Sunday
The funeral was held from her William Street home Sunday at 4 p.m. Rev. W. D. Beach of the First Methodist church conducted the services. Interment was in Higganum this morning.
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Irene A. Clark
William Street
W. D. Beach
First Methodist Church
Moodus man arraigned for drunken theft charge
In city court this morning George Troskos, arrested Saturday night for intoxication, faced a petty theft case after his wife Mary testified he took $10 to buy meat but spent it on drink. Judgment suspended on $2 costs, six months probation.
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Moodus
George Troskos
Mary Troskos
Troskos
Woolworth Company
Grain Market Stock Quotations From Chicago Report
Grain quotations from Chicago show corn higher with March at 153 1 2 cents, oats up to 63 1 2. Provisions closed higher with pork May 45 3 4, lard May 27 55, ribs May 25 1 7. Ongoing gains reflect a rising grain and livestock sector on March 17.
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Chicago
Chilean Fund Disbursed in Final Settlement
Boston on March 17 reports the final disposition of a 13 213 dollar balance from a 70 400 dollar Chilean government fund. The fund, established in 1821 to compensate owners of cargo seized by Chilean revolutionists, has now been placed with the federal government. William H. Gardiner, who died in 1882, identified all claimants except Paqua and Maqua, Chinese merchants, and two generations of the Gardiner family have since sought their heirs.
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Boston
United States
William H. Gardiner
Paqua
Maqua
Gardiner
Trans Caucasia faces dire food shortage in report
Washington reports from Tiflis describe severe hunger in Trans Caucasia with refugee women stripping flesh from dead horses. Deaths from starvation rise daily as 45,000 in Erivan lack bread and Igdir has no living beings nearby.
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Trans-Caucasia
Washington
Naval
State Department
Tiflis
Department
Erivan
Igdir
Settlement of Newark Car Strike Forecasted
Settlement of the strike of about 4,000 trolley workers in Newark New Jersey was forecast as voters began considering the terms of a settlement proposed by the national war labor board. The terms were kept secret.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
National War Labor Board
Demented Soldier Sought From Stamford Area
Stamford police seek Nathan Silberman, a Schenectady, New York soldier, described as demented. He left Norwalk hospital Saturday after two days of treatment for poison swallowed in the street.
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Stamford
Staveford
Nathan Silberman
Schenectady
N. Y
Norwalk Hospital
Stamford Painters Demand Raise in Stamford
Stamford workers in the painting trade demand a wage scale of 75 cents per hour starting April 1, an increase of about one dollar per day. They plan a conference tonight to decide on the issue.
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Stamford
Japanese alienist on trial for Dr Wolff murder
Dr Nordu Ishida a Japanese alienist is tried at Towson Md for the murder of Dr George B Wolff of Lebanon County Pa a fellow physician at Shepard Pratt hospital The trial proceeds before a full court bench without a jury The slaying occurred December 21 after Ishida fired on Wolff declaring For the honor of a woman and was later ruled sane by a lunacy commission
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Baltimore
Nordu Ishida
Towson, Md
George B. Wolff
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania
Shepard-Pratt
Tokio
Ishida
Dr. Wolff
English Firm to Compete With Ford
London reports an English firm plans to rival Henry Ford by introducing a $250 automobile. The car is described as strong and durable with limited wood use and parts made from slag clinker and sawdust coated with metal.
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Ford
London
Henry Ford
John McCormack Becomes U S Citizen in Federal Court
Irish tenor John McCormack was sworn in as a United States citizen today in a federal court in New York. He took the oath of allegiance becoming a naturalized American.
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New York
John McCormack
United States
Sleeping Sickness Report Hits Local Hospital
Hartford reports sleeping sickness appears in a city hospital with several patients affected. The health chief said no cases had been reported to the board of health by Saturday. The physician in charge confirmed the hospital cases and urged vigilance.
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Hartford
Charles P. Botsgard
City Health Department
Board of Health
O Leary Espionage Trial Nearing Verdicts
In New York on March 17 summing up by counsel began in the federal court in the case of Jeremiah A. O Leary charged with violating the espionage act. Each side has nine hours to address the jury and deliberations likely begin after Wednesday.
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O’leary
New York
Jeremiah A. O’leary
O'Leary
Clearinghouse Debit and Exchange Totals Reported
New York Clearinghouse statement shows Sub-treasury debit of $56,071 and exchanges totaling $587,504,029 with balances at $129,586,086 as of March 17. The figures reflect daily flows and interbank net positions across the system.
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New York
Sub-treasury
Goldine Promises Health Gains From Personal Talks
A sales pitch invites readers to a personal discussion about Goldine, claiming it has solved rheumatic and health problems for thousands. It cites anecdotes from Rev J J Morris Delos Knapp H Reese and Ella Stack, urging a six day trial at Lincoln's Drug Store in Middletown with no obligation.
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Middletown
Goldine
Lincoln
J. J. Morris
H. Reese
Delos Knapp
Elia Stack
Ella Stack
America
O Leary Trial Near End in Espionage Case
Counsel for both sides wrapped toward the close of the Jeremiah A. O Leary espionage case in federal court here as each side has nine hours to present arguments. Deliberations likely will begin Wednesday after both sides finish today.
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City Court
Order of Hibernians
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Edward J. Coffey
New Haven
John J. Leaney
New Britain
James P. Borden
William P. Burns
Fenton Thompson
Joseph P. Quirk
Paris
League of Nations
Henri de Jouvenel
Mafin
Wilson
Germany
Joseph Intravia
Middlesex
Howard-Hart
Wingate Chase Howard
D Ter
Rae
Colridge Wellion
Colridge Allen Hart
Peekskill, N. Y
Hart
Wesleyan
Eee Ae
Liea
ALG & WI
Seer Tel & Tel
Ates Fe
Balt & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Sup
Chile Copper
Erie
Gt Northern
Interboro
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Miami
Norfolk & West
National Lead
North Pacific
NY Cen
NYNH
Press St Car
Penna
People’s Gas
Republ&s
Chiefi & Pac
Sou
Front St
Andrew Jacobson
North Cromwell
Evening Press
A. L. Southmayd
A. E. Holmes
Main Street
Hartford Hospital
F. C. Pearson
Goldine Man
Lincoln’s
Charles Branch
Car, Main and
Court Sts
W. D. ‘Wheeley
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Prope
Cleveland
Ohio
Hartman Drug CO
the Hartman
Richter & CO
U. S
United Tea
Importers’ Co
Main St
Brainard & Logan
Ric
Walter A. Blau
Knox
Tobin
Holmes
Inglis
Paul
Middletown National Bank
W. T. Fields CO
Chapel Street
Tel
Liberty
New Haven, Conn
Chester L. Hull
George F. Redford
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