Arrests Expected in York Bomb Plot Case
May 20 report from New York indicates makers of bombs linked to prominent men have been located and identified. Authorities plan wholesale arrests within 48 hours as Faurot, head of the bomb squad, cites evidence against 23 Spanish anarchists with 21 already under surveillance. Many suspects likely tied to the same gang rounded up two days before a League of Nations speech in Boston.
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New York City
Faurot
Bqt
Yok
Boston
Europe
Diocesan Convention Opens in New Haven Today
The diocesan convention opens in New Haven with delegates from across the state. Campaign Acheson and Miss Julia McLean chaired sessions while Prof Fife and Miss Anna dyear spoke on child welfare. Bishop presided as suffragan S Campion Acheson reported. annual dinner planned for tonight and sessions continue tomorrow.
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New Hatoday
George H
Brotherhood of St. Drew
Julia M. McLean
Port
Hters
Annadyear
Leila van
General Pershing cancels proposed visit to Britain
General Pershing has cancelled his planned trip to Britain after discussions in Paris. Reports state he may remain in France until Germany signs the peace treaty, as President Wilson urged continued readiness for military action if Germany refuses.
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Britain
France
Perhas
Paris
Can
England
Germany
Presii Wilson
Demands Return of Telegraph Lines to Owners in Senate
Washington May 20 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate presented demands for immediate return of telegraph and telephones to private ownership. Senator Kellogg of Minnesota and Senator Gore of Oklahoma delivered the resolutions urging swift redress of the government’s control over the wires.
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Senate
Kellogg
Republi
Minnesota
Gore
Oklahoma
British hold Bolshevik positions in Crimea, says Moscow radio
A Moscow wireless dispatch quoted an official statement claiming British forces maintain Bolshevik positions in Crimea. The report notes the strait of Kerch links the Black Sea to the Sea of Azov, with May 20 as the date of the transmission.
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Tish
Ipenhagen
Black Sea
Crimea
Moscow
Strait of Kertch
Azov
Papal Intervention Reported in German Acceptance Talks
An Ex Telegraph dispatch from May 20 reports that the Roman archbishop of Breslau, at the request of Pope Pius XI, is actively intervening to urge German acceptance of the Allies' terms. The terse item cites Veporous involvement as a diplomatic effort in the Breslau region.
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Indon
Breslau
It XV
Italian peace delegates resign amid settlement dispute
In May 20 former Premier dra and Marquis Salvago resign from the Italian delegation and Signor Barzilai quits today for allowing active participation in settlement of Italian questions. Ambassador imperial Dicelleri Bonilangara will succeed him.
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Barzilai
Imperial Dicelleri Bonilangara
Hem
Mt Higby Weather Report for Twenty Hours
Weather observed at Mt Higby for twenty hours ending at noon today shows a maximum of 69, minimum 63 and a 12 hour reading of 69. Barometer 29.68 inches. Wind from the south and clear skies.
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MT. Higby
Earing House Statement York May 20
York report shows Sub-treasury figures totaling 5 950 exchanges 894 230 c es 76 650 655 dollars.
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York
Sub
Treasury
Industries Committee Meets to Boost Local Growth
The new industries committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday at 8 PM in the chamber offices. The group plans an organized effort to attract new firms to the city, aided by housing solution prospects. Guests E Kent Hubbard and Joseph Merriam may attend. committee members listed include Rice, O'Brien, Bunce, Caulkins, Craig, Butler, Dodd, Goodrich, Inglis, Mylchreest, Smith, Stone, and Warner.
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New Industries Committee
Chamber of Commerce
E. Kent Hubbard
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Joseph Merriam
Robert W. Rice
Denis J. O’brien
James H. Bunce
Fred L. Caulkins
George A. Craig
Dale D. Butler
John A. Dodd
Charles C. Goodrich
Ernest A. Inglis
William A. Mylchreest
Frank C. Smith
Berkley C. Stone
Howard H. Warner
Peace Treaty Demand Moves in Senate
Senator Johnson of California called for immediate publication of the full peace treaty, urging the secretary of state to disclose the terms so the public knows US commitments. The move was tabled after Senator Robinson blocked prompt action, while a Frelinghuysen resolution was also tabled.
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Washington
Senate
California
Secretary of State
United States
Robinson
Arkansas
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
League Champion Flings Defy Washington
Senator Hitchcock, Democratic leader, argues that opponents of the League of Nations covenant cannot secure a sufficient majority to amend or separate it from the peace treaty. He targets Senator Lodge and other Republican leaders, urging their stance will lead to unpopularity if they pursue weak or harmful tactics.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kidney Pill Statement From Canton Man
Bert Dawson of Canton Illinois describes five years of kidney trouble caused by heavy work and standing. He reports severe back pains, partial relief from medicine, and complete relief after using Foley Kidney Pill with no return of pain. The testimonial claims the pills also ease backache and rheumatic symptoms and are sold everywhere.
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Bert Dawson
Walnut
St. Canton
Igvest
Portland Woman 26 Dies After Appended Surgery
Miss Kavanaugh daughter of Mrs. Anna Kavanaugh of 124 Church Street died at Middlesex Hospital after an appendix operation five weeks ago. Born in Portland January 4 1893 she was 26 years 4 months 15 days old. Survived by mother two brothers Martin and William two sisters Mrs George Beachman Mary Kavanaugh and Mrs Alexander Hill. Funeral from 124 Church Street Wednesday at 8:30 mass at St Johns 9. Interment in St Marys Portland.
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Church St
Middlesex Hospital
Miss Kavanaugh
Portland
Patrick H. Kavanaugh
Omo Mfg. Co
Martin
Florida
William
U. S
France
George Beachman
Mary Kavanaugh
Alexander Hill
New Britain
St. John’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Catherine Brown in Portland Church
The funeral for Mrs. Catherine Brown will be held from her late home in Portland on Wednesday at 9 o'clock. The service will be at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery.
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Catherine Brown
Portland
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Arnold Parmelee and Buehler
Funeral services for Annie M. Arnold were conducted at her home at 2:30 this afternoon with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Densmore C. Parmelee’s funeral is set for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at his Haddam Turkey Hill District home, conducted by Rev. E. E. Lewis, with interment in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven at 2:30 p.m. Emma P. Buehler’s funeral was held at her Cromwell home at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. Sweet officiating, interment in New Cromwell Cemetery.
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Pine Grove Cemetery
Densmore C. Parmelee
Densmore C. Parmeless
Turkey Hil
Haddam
E. E. Lewis
Evergreen Cemetery
New Haven
Emma P. Buehler
Cromwell
Sweet
Westfield Congregational Church
Cromwell Cemetery
Funeral Service for Jennie Magar Held at Union Street Home
The funeral for Jennie Magar began at 7:30 from the family home at 50 Union Street and continued to St Marys Church at 8. Rev Fr Soltysek officiated and interment followed at St Johns Cemetery.
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Jennie Magar
Union Street
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Soltysek
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral for Dorothy G Evans at 2 30 Wednesday
Funeral services will be held from her home at 43 Faountain avenue at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon with Rev W D Beach officiating. Burial will follow in Farm Hill old cemetery. Also noted are the forwarding of the body of John Jamison of Danbury Connecticut who died in Middletown on Sunday to Beacon New York.
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Dorothy G. Evans
Faountain Avenue
W. D. Beach
Farm Hill Old Cemetery
John Jamison
Danbury
Conn
Middletown
Beacon
N. Y
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Stronger Blood Health
After war and epidemics, Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to boost appetite aid digestion and improve assimilation of food for 100 percent benefit to blood and body. It is billed as America’s greatest blood purifier with strong sales and cures. Hood's Pills are a gentle family cathartic that complements the regime.
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Hood
America
Lansing Steamer Slides Into Water Before Ceremony
In Stonington on May 20 the 3200 ton steamer Lansing slipped down the ways at 10 55 a m due to blocking removal, two and a half hours before the planned ceremony. Dorothy A Mercadant, daughter of the Nafra company of Italy president, served as sponsor as the ship settled into the water and the celebration proceeded that afternoon with the vessel afloat.
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Stonington
Lansing
Ship Construction & Trading Co
Dorothy A. Mercadant
Nafra Company
Italy
Salvation Army Drive Meeting Set for 7 30 PM
Salvation Army executive committee will meet this evening at 7 30 in the chairman George A Tierney office. Advertising space donors listed include Jas H Bunce Co Rogers Hubbard Mfg Co Middletown Coal Co Central National Bank Middletown National Bank Spear Bros Barton Clothing Co R W Camp Co Caulkins Post Elks lodge The Toggery Shop Nourse Sherman I F Palmer Co Conn Power Co F Brewer Co Wilcox Crittenden Co.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Executive Committee
George A.* Tierney
Jas. H. Bunce Co
Rogers & Hubbard M’l’g. Co
Middletown Coal Co
Central National Bank
Middletown National Bank
Spear Bros
Barton Clothing Co
R. W. Camp Co
Caulkins & Post
Elkslodge
Poslam Promises Relief for Skin Ailments Across Range
Advertisement extols Poslam for eczema acne pimples scalp-scale herpes and other itching inflammations claiming swift relief and clear skin. It promotes free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York and notes Poslam Soap for tender sensitive skin.
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West 47Th St
New York City
Verona Man Recovers Health With Fruit-a-tives
Verona resident W. M. Lampson suffered years of rheumatism and side and back pains from strains. After trying Fruit-a-tives tablets he improved after the first box and continued use, reporting restored health. Available 50c, 6 for $2.50, or 25c trial size, from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Verona
W. M. Lampson
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Securities Bought and Sold Full Information Furnished
Securities bought and sold. Full information furnished.
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