davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
Bad enowstorm.

With the American Army in France
Dec. %, (By the Associated Press)-
stu another day Of bowling snow
storm-the fourth day saw virtually
the entire American expeditionary
force within the army zone abandon
preparations to battle the Germans
and dig, in to keep from being frozen.
All last night and throughout today
the fakes fell choking the roads and
badly delaying traffic.
Virtually all training work was
called OF but will be resumed tomor-
row unless more heavy snow makes
it impossible.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
Red CroAs Mission.

kSSu OYO<0 N1RS5NOnA
Petrograd, Dec. 2s-Col. Anderson,
head Of the Red Cross mission to Ru-
mania has autographed from Jassy to
Ambassador Francis an explanation
OF the Col. Kolpashnfko or Rostov au-
tomobile incident He declared 1t was
Intended originally to send the au-
tomobiles to Jassy but, suddenly con-
dttfons developed here which indicat-
ed It might be possible to go by the
northern route
ION Dec. s, conditions became
acute, I" the telegram adds. "It then
appeared that 1t might be necessary
for the safety of the Red Cross units
to leave Rumania by the southern
route with the motor transport. 1t
instructed Col. Kolpashnikon to take
the automobiles to Rostov, intending
to have a unit go southwark by mo-
tor from there. A few days later
conditions changed for the better and
I cancelled the order and sent Kol-
pashnilnon back to Petrograd.
'@The only reason for ordering the
cars to Rostov was to provide for the
safety Of the units in case Of emer-
eency."
The statement concludes by saying
Col. anderson had nothing to do with
any political or military conditions in
Russia either directly or Indirectly.
Raymond Robins took this explain
alton to Leod Trotzky, the Bolsheviki
foreign minister, who Is responsible
for the Imprisonment OF Kolpashni-
koff and who has made allegations
against the American embassy. Mr..
Robins who Is head of the Red Cross
mission to Russia took with him a
letter from Ambassador Francis to
Mr.. Robins explaining the situation.
It Is understood Trotzl1y's attitude
toward the new explanation is one Of
skeptiCism
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
mag EA1oN . CALDWELL BANQUET.

The odacers and directors Of the
InAon q CALDWELL Mfg. Co. held their
&nnuel banquet last evening at the
hotN4 Beloin. After-dinner talks
\ l4rN given by A. F. Corbin, A. Buol,
u1i0 ~. Smith and the New York
ana9er OF the concern, George Fl.
e1nbort. About 15 directors and off,
Co1S were present Onicers will be
oaocbed at the January meeting.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
british Embassy.

Petrograd, Dec. 29.-The British
embassy authorizes the announce
ment that an agreement has been
reached with the Bolsheviki govern
ment to issue passports to couriers
going to England, on condition that
they perform only courier duty and
return Immediately.
The Moscow oBlsheviki authorities
have followed the example of those in
Petrograd and taken over all the pri-
vate banks in Moscow. s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
August Busch.

August Busch of sc Hartford
avenue died at the New Britain Cen
eral hospital last evening. He was 40
years of age and leaves no immediate
relatives as far as can be ascertained.
The body has been turned over to J.
M. Curtin & Co. to be prepared for
burial.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
COAL BARGES HELD UP

Bridgeport, Dec. 29.-Twenty-fo
barges, carrying $4,000 tons OF coal,
are storm bound in the harbor here
with an easterly gale and zero tenn
perature prevailing. Most Of the coal
il, consigned to New Haven. New Lon
don and, Boston. Five thousand tons
will be unloaded here as soon as the
barges can reach their wharves.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
Zeppelin Lost.

London, Dec. ga Zeppelin and
a seaplane which was accompanying
it have been wrecked in the North
sea, according to Central News des-
patch from Copenhagen quoting ad-
vices received there from west Jut-
land. The Zeppelin was said to have
fallen in flames.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
Conde.nned BY Court.

Geneva, Dec. 2s.-4;rhe Princess Won
Wired. wife Of a chamberlain in the
encourage OF the King OF Bavaria has
been condemned by q court at Vevy
to pay fine Of 800 and costs for
buying up and staring large quanti-
ties of foodstuffs In her villa at Ter
ritet, contrary to Swiss law.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

Relatives in Waterbury Of John
Murphy have communicated with ].
M. Curtin & Co. regarding the re-
mains, and the funeral, which was to
be held this afternoon was postponed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
FERDINAND QUITS. !.
RUMANIAN THRONE
CONTINUED from First Page)

the supreme power in the Ukraine.
deposing the Ukrainian rada-
The Ukrain1an military commander
at Kiev has requested Ensign Kyr1en-
ko. the Bodshevild commander-in-
chief. to release a number Of Ukrain-
ian officers and soldiers he arrested
at Minsk Pskofr and elsewhere. A re-
ply was demanded within 48 hours.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
kI,1, or BoYs, SCHOOL.

hartford, DEC. 29-The Rev. Ber-
nnrd Donnelly, Of Thompson, has
beeu appointed trustee of the Con-
nActicnt school For Boys at Meriden
~ tlaa place Of Henry J. Potter. re-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
Italian Attack.

Berlin, Dec. 29.-An Italian attack
against the Austro-German positions
on the heights east of Monte Tomba
broke down yesterday under Teutonic
fire, it was announced today by the
German war office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

Washington, Dec. 29.-Dispatches
from Berne today quote Berlin news
papers as saying that the peace nego-'
tiations between the Germans and the
Russian Bolsheviki will be continued
at Warsaw because Brest-Litovsk does
not offer sufficient accommodations for
those attending the conference. l.,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

LOST Suede glove on Main street.
Finder return to Herald ONCE.
19-19-1d
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

DIT Weed chain s0xs 2. Finder
eturn Union Laundry. 12-29-1dx
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

Fine California Wool
Blankets, from $500 to $40.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

Army and Navy Single
lkets, extra heavy $500
an, 400.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29
axb FOR CLASSIFICATION.

DC mr. n1ttten Friday afternoon
tho Trade and Prevoca-
TIL schools Finder return to
Hex n4nc0. 12-29-1dx
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-29

Fine, Soft, Warm Beacon
Blankets, extra heavy, 1925
and $500. T.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
CUTS WOMAN'S
THROAT; Is HELD

Nina Mcdowell ~ years old.
| head waitress In downtown rcstau-
lrani is in the receiving hospital
I with her throat cut, and Louis Her
inaii. 30 years old. is held In police
headquarters on charge OF feloni.
Ious assault. the result Of quarrel
\between tho couple in their rooms.
\NO 2i7 Michigan-ayo. early Wednes.
|ray morning Herman Is alleged 40
haye attacked the woman with a
razor IN a f-ot jealousy Hcrman's
lome Is in Buffalo, where II Is said
his wife Is living
This H. the story which Nina gives
= ith much EFFORT and against the
Earnings Of the nurse
II came home 10 my room and
Found him here. hadn't locked
he door. you see. lie had been
Rway In Toledo for o while and /
didn't know he was back He acted
ind Of funny and before i know
THAT he was going 10 do he pulled
put a razor and went after me. |
hied 10 get out OF the way and do
end myself and that's the way my
land got cut No. don't know
What made him do it think he
pad been drinking I have known
BIN nearly a year now. and have
Zone out with him some never
beard that he had wife and hard
y think that is true" -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
HERES WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET ON
THE DETROIT TIMES LINER PAGE A
TAIKN tn 0M
~ pUTYoU IT AND ROW We

L.. Post. 400 Loyott. Alexander IA.
Moran. ~ MAJ bury Grand, STANLEY
kozak. go Harper. Thomas j.. Bate
man. 2lI Englc, Nicholas CRAY
l2f ElmWoudi Louis Epstein. N0-
mans hospital, Emil hetelhut. 1872
Piquctte. stephen SONY, 40 Macke,
Harry a. Lawson, 2, Nelson, iona
koladzieJ. $50 ~. AlcNandrine
Albert p.rpes Iii'i - stanford: VOL
ciech pachowics. 90 Doiray Joseph
koury, 8is9 jefferson, Evert Hurme.
pa Jos. CampRu. Herbert -. COCHRAN,
$50 W. Euclid Horace l. Edge. ~
indiandale. MaXimilliam Zaparski,
800 T.. Hancock. John Nlcdswich, Is
Grcusel AntOni WisnleWski, 500 VIII
is. Andrew Hild. $50 Hale, John
sasscer, AZ Iiamiltoni Morris Win
SKI. Tsf Framework; Eugene koisy.
go Mckinstry Edward ". Rein
hsrdt. i0l Nom Han. Abner rage.
iS1 Junction. Karol SejR. s96 Pi.
qurtte, Henry Gross. Harper hoSpltai
vest branch Richard w Port. So r.
lafayette, Howard A. Comm. Grace
hospital Alexander Klicizinsh. 1854
McGraw Walter IT, scott goo Wins
w Donald y. 'Harwood. Boulevard
sap itarium. Joseph Krol. rs Addison
Martin Goudnnky Miller-rd. Charles
Mcrka. 1870 Campbell. stanley Mega,
372 Thirty arm Frank Mistat, lo6
- fAiflN . ikiIhtIA iAil0lff % = iflh-
den. Englebert r. Honend, i41o JOY;
Jacob Martin. 10 Karwin. lgnac 20
sin. - Oshorne-pl Alexander New
man. ~ Benton Joseph Rehberg, %
National Earl " Dickerson. 36a
Army, Fred rrowald, $50 Hunt; Lee
peder. 5j3 Woodbridge Jan Mallsa.
gu Medbury Edward thinner. Cen
trail IS alter Herman. 942 Milwau-
kcr p Thomas r. Lindenfelscr. ?
Burdich John Siatkowsk. 1854 Cho-
pin. Fred GutOwski 5ST Horatio. I'm
bert Vincoli fs5 Cardoni. Anthony
poiatoweki. Se3 Casper Arthur
Srhubring. 5tt Huber Valentine Kn-
raczynsk q95 r Ferry. John Hale
500 Williams, George Burns 3si r.
Hancock Henry Chmela. ais Rlvard g.
VIM Bryrr. as Cicotte fsidore Dries
S5i Frsnkiin George " farlow. >
Westniusier John Weyrzin. l2l'
Dearborn Frank pfetruckoskL 1862
Milwaukee t Pete Toms spvic. 1877
Casper tohn Merit 1889 Chenet
Harry iteherman. HaTner hospital;
sam Chardfulcc. 51f Willis 70. An
thonN Rrfhuaw so Dubois Charles
fict1 Sanar tan hospital iivman
Gus. 1881 50 AUhin lsidorc Kahn.
Woman hospital samuel Hook.
Harper hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
Marriage Licenses

George H~rron. %. Detroit. Ethel
NnrthuTrr. D.. tie1 eianh. q
Jan Wvicck. 35. Mary Kawalcik
Walter pienes. En-. Detroit Amanda
Rooster 20. hadlcy
Ctpa a Little. % Victoria SNOW
sam Rptnoa % Ida Goldberg. 20
Thomas Redmond. %. Detroit T.u-
ellie Farr. 10. it-wtra nick
Maks Schlissel, 5l sadie Ashkon-
nee. &c.
Henry p stumme, q. Marie NJ
Potter 81
John szymansiSl. 20 Carrie Kapzin,
Earl Arpa. e7e-~ srrna Goldman. 20.
Brock $ Pardo. SO; Elizabeth NJ
Richie "a
Albert \ smith. s2 Bernice NJ.
Reynolds 20.
tlarry = Niemayer. so Frjeda Dob
Walter Kel. ii Emily Pricbe. 10.
Clark +. O Donncii 20 susan Mon
TAI o.
stanley KsrEuls, 81 Detroit.
CECILIA Turant. rs. IIamtramck
Elmer Russell p Ohio Helen
Hubert W Bradley. s olive
Burgess. 60.
Lewis Robb. % Margaret Jeddcs.
Joseph $ upleeer IS Edna Jones,
10.
Jas skpmoslo. 81 Helen taBay.
Clarence r.. Johnston n. Detroit
Eieuor white, ~. Indiana
Marcel KoscinskL 81 Mary jan
Wesley r. 4 Petty. a. Lola A.
Martin. 20
Anton Matlanss ~; Josie Retko-
Jane. d. Hn. %. ontario: Alice
McAilistor. p Chicago
Joseph Weinstein. 81 Pauline
Vito Aldo 20 Antonlna carotaio.
1G
Albert IaMerc. 20. Detroit; Minnie
anton Hooth. 90 Mary 10th. II.
John Lleweilyn. -, Bessie Healy.
John =. Church. 20. Miriam NJ.
Stowcli. 20
Valentine Ksswoslsi. ~ Julianua
FIlippo Asaro. IS. sebastiana Bous.
10
Frederick @. Hicks. "a Mamie
Sands. -.
Joseph Burak. 2s. Mary walocki.
"a
Ralph STAFFORD. %. Mabel Kizle. q.
Morris Berger % Esther Ielko-
witz, 20
Edward Bingcil. - Sadie Kulwicki.
30
Vincent Rlni. 81. xavcria Cato. 20.
Alvin Chevalier 80. Margaret Me
ksavcN. 20.
william r. Boyd. ~ Geneva Kcst-
icr. IL.
sam schancr. &c scalia Paulasky.
a.
stanislaw Lcpkowshi. 20 Rather
inc flellik. -.
Paul Katachos. Il. waltz. Ida zic-
mann. Is. same
Wadih Kali Haddard. es. Anne
George. 30.
Matcy Salcuik - Nnna -uiza. is.
Hamilton n BeTtha. %. Detroit.
Hazel Keller. - Lafayette. md.
h John Bardiea. 81 Anna MatNRa, %
Joseph Common. %. Detroit; bor-
rainr w. L4isama %. Flint
clinord Belleau 2i Ma ftha Phil
lips. ~
Samuel l. Van Noordcn. Ell Edna
Selling. IS
Peter M0ndreon. 90 Martha Bode.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
FEDERAL JURY is
STILL AT WORK ON
ROUTINE CASES

The federal grand jury had not
finished up It's routine criminal in
yestigation On Wednesday and was
not prepared 10 go ahead with its
probe OF the high cost of living II
Is believed that the jury will be-
ready TO rcsums it, inquisition into
the food and fuel cost on Thursday.
District Attorney kinnane has a
large number OF Witnesses ready TO
toll the Jurors what they know Of
the conditions which make life a
burden for all but the millionaires
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
NIortuary

D.ttnx .rt- =.
N"lnv'd .,,.,, ii.nrN' pEe ii
aar r,tt -,
D. Uorr, "a 49, ,r e.
Burride, ~ p,trof ma r,bortes
a Bailey ~ Cmcago. Funeral
from fhc rre'douc" ~ his daugh-
ter, ils HlHi ur-ave. Friday at =
D. ~ luterment in Woodmere.
Ditt NETT Jan l. Emily. aged 81
Years widow 81 the late Charles
and mother ~ Mrs Anthony Mich
atls Victor a. Brunott Mrs q l..
CAsfgan. Mrs Joaenh Morand Mrs
tfeaeut Jaris-c AIRS r W Marsh
ana Ms rr'd"riek ohlert Funeral
'"l wan i'N hr }tir .d1N. Jan
= ~ N" - AnthonN.s church
l.l'ts" omit mowers
FHtNk Hiri San. Q. 1919 Johanna.
aged So ErNla. beloved wife of tho
lato Henry rank and dear mother
LOUISE frank and Airs Fred
Mann l.unclal FROM residence. asa
l'Nh''le lHal Jan y at o.
i' int'I 'i' ''h N''i cemetery
Gth dAN hairless suddenly Jan. q
aged ~ ars. below "a husband a
u rinu and ue1f father OF Elias.
fh,i ami sum Funeral Thursday
Nih- 'lNn N"n t'efoer -he tu-
N'tti th ii.iN -. ~ ilr l@0y 81
'fIItl o-tlCk-
kIIIER Ian @ l9i1. az her rosi-
dcnce rs Av.ry-ae 49, cora H.. wife
~ Goo *. and mother 81 Airs A. r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
Rich Brewer Under
Surveillance in
Colbert Case
|BLACKMAIL
| PLOT LIMITED
Suspect Known to Have
/ Visited Dead Girls
! Apartment

PHILADELPHIA. Jan, s.-The
man suspected Of having dubbed
snd then strangled to death pretty
Maize Colbert. moQel and manicur-
st. IL today under guard in a fash
pnable downtown hotel. according
10 the police. while detectives com
letc the net Of evidence they have
been Weaving around him
The man Il is said. Is extremely
wealthy. controls large brewery in
terests and comes from an inland
city lie holds membership in some
of Philadelphia best clubs II MAS
declared
Bon wants and habitGes Of cafes
know the man nov under guard as
"Champagnc Charlie" He Is q
|ready spender and has a following
Iof friends who viii stop AT no eX-
Ppense 10 free him il the police
(riake good their threat 20 arrest in
p few hours. In authentic circles IL
~ even iniima'ed tna' already these
frierds have taken steps for the de-
fense--ecar hing for magistrate
who VIII rr,oasc atm on bail
For MANY years he Is said No
Nave assisted tho girl financially.
You, a. This grew A. airs ACCORDING
b. deteotivcs. that ioay discl ise
klackman an amazing tale that may
involve nol only the dead girl Dui
Ipthers
The guarded MAJ was taken 70
l-iecdve he iGuart,fs several days
ago and severely grilled. AZ that
ltine Il was believed he would be
held Now II is known that ne was
rricEsrd uTcn MS PROMISE not 20
leave the city
Miss Coltert's libcrality 10 her
FAMILY and iriends drought her into
|dire financial straits u rs said she
wrote this man Nhc was madly in
love with her. according 10 police
Ind asked him 10 500 her law yer
INSTEAD OF going 10 the lawyers
IoHcc. he is said 20 have come 10
philadelphia and gone direct 10 her
apartment From the moment he
Scnt TO thGapariment in which the
retty little models battered cody
MAS found late Saturday night, dc
tails end
Mystery once more shrouds the
rase and detective are making
every effort 10 cover loopholes. fear
Ing leak that might hamper heir
work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
Births



Edward cylki. s26 KIRBY r.. John
Slyertun. Grace hospital branch.
" lady slaw Wojcchnoski. SOS Gar
field Fred Brown. Grace hospital
Joseph II Delor, Sf5 Cadillac. Sam
Sprltzer. 3sg1a wilkins. Karol r. IA
week., 42a y. N Ills. Lyman Magid-
man, 10p Aiastings- William George.
2O1 T.. C0ngt essi Wawreynicc Surma.
1918 Military Floyd C. Ritter. Alex
Markovich, Hugh u. Walker. Wo-
Livernois. Valentine FrederickA ASH
Twenty eighth. steve DunaJ. ass Al
cNsndrlne r. Emil T.. Johnson. 1855
Fourth. Edward DerrinE. Arnold
schroeder Provide ice hospitat. Dan
icl X. summons. Grace hospital An
thonN Spokowski SOL Superior. Ioa
Mucha, Gg2 Bellevue. Jos. Lawicki
f15 ". warren, Conrad Streitcr. 26S
Josef AmbrHmczyk. $50 Hammond
Francisck Sevcnc. 125 caspar. Jos
kuszck, ~" Cicottei Stanlslnw Gryn-
gryjasz, lbs Lockwood. Albert r..
Logan. 50 kercheval Chas y. smith.
81 Army: Edward =. koss, I'll Wa
bash Frank wade Coo Hubbard: Neil
Nc IRaac 3i5 kauada -rd Wendell nu-
bryckL lT3 Parkwood Earl r. Hun.
e4S st. Aubin Jacob Spielcs a4fa
Hlcnk; Giuseppe Moutolione 2f6 Ma
Pile. Anthony y. 'NIiiiafns EOS Lin
coin. James Campbell. 1863 Twelfth
VIM Grunc valid. So Military. Dan
Igl lprthonC. zoo Post Frpd
Pierce $50 Nj Elliott. Herbert r.
Jackson 725 rIolcomh, Chester \
Fouroo. - Liyornois Ehester Golem
hieski. f15 Milwaukee b. Robert
KayS $50 Holmuf. VIM NJ Lomon.
iSs Blaine. John katuls'Si. pa Thir-
ty-hrst Antori ZalewsNl 81 Lyon
David CoEo. tee cardunis Lukas1
each. Piotr Killua. 1919 Military.
Stanley Sok0iowfki. sos Medhury
Leonard Judson 72i Carlton lacqur
T. bowers. 1929 Chenct Leland
Houck 16s W Willis Victor VI
Chathcld. go Field. s. Chester War
ney. ~ Connecticut. Horny fanq-
dale. 40 Tuxedo Thos J walsh. 1907
BROOKLYN Matthias Eascr. fsf Fort
T. VIM BrayhrCok. So Lake shore
ri Woicicch tS1iX. ff9 AleVaudrinc
Michael RoTuch, is1 = Cannold
Mike CoAntnras. asS Monroe Lohi
kohler qN5 CadtllacA l&o EamipeiN,
io5 Pulaski AtanisNus tucz.uski.
@af Ncdhurt trnoFt FeneCh 2'fi
Whntakr. Otto -BozckowsNt go
woodie.wn. \ Thompsgn. - uar-
rifon John 7 Riley Providence hos
pi'si Chas Slhnta 1890 Rewick Jon
I.ewandowak $50 Forcst Z; Royal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
MOUNTAIN ROADS
ON WATER WAGON
Union Pacific Joins Others
in Banning Booze
on Diners

DENVER. Colo. Jan. S.--Al the
railroads operating in and thru the
inter mountain region are now on
the water wagon as far as the sale
OF liquor in dining cars IL concerned.
The last road TO get aboard Is the
Union Pacific. An order was issued
yesterday TO discontinue tho serving
OF drinks on dining cars in Wyom-
ing. altho there is no restriction IN
that state against the sale OF liquor
The action OF the Union Pacific
makes the entire region from Chi
cago and the Mississippi river Ia
the Utah and New Mexican state
lines dry from thu railroad stand
point.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
Deaths

George Jedolonis, s2s TilimAn. 26
days. bronchitis, Horny =. Louna-
bury. Receiving hospital. % years.
pneumonia. Linnie ~ Bcattie, liar
per hospital. 81 years. carcinoma
Johannah Caplis. 80 ~t0yel, 80 years,
exhaustion, Vincent + Hhwn. 40
Parkvicw. IL months, acute gahtr0-
enterltis. Ella NJ Pc king, 2i0 nm
gree. SO years, cerebral apopIcAy
Benjamin g. kidic. Grace hospital. 81
years. internal hemorrhage Gustcter
Virgins. 621 Antoine, IL years. phth-
isis pulmOnitis. Evelyn WllkcWitz. -
Ldnzes, years. scarlet fever. Cath
leen A. Mooney 1924 Field, month.
bronCho pneumonia, Anna From
meit 2Ti Harrington. 40 years, car
diac failure, scott clark, $50 Chene.
Anna Mozejka. 522 Twenty-third, 10
days. malnutrltion William II. Tay-
Tor. 205 Watson. - wears, acute ne
phritis; Minnie Young S. Mary >
der. Frank LatoszyhskI. 1913 r.. can
nSld. about s3 years hronchn pneu-
nonia. Frank Bsbubcgak. 33S Il.
Congress-. yearas- acute menins ius.
Clara kulak G05 Forest p ~
months. broncho pneumonia. Anna
S2tczynski. $40 Frederick, IS years.
iohar pneumonia Dora Guyn Grace
hospital a. years appendicitis MI
chael Chylowaic. 7oH Twenty eighth.
II years. mvocardial insufhcicncvt
Anthony Rphaki ~lcE, 1871 lrnrtor J 4
years, pneumonia Joseph Collins.
nre,,,,crta ,ti.-.'sl- foGa
sr,yr,ty'ofib ,h.,,,t =. t.srs rnrn,fi,
erd,rsr6itts c. -rn.t,f',r.L ps-
troit Municipal hospital Years.
iftEbo,d = ,,.',,,r ,tffor, t,s,r-
.bifts r,,rlF Cay ,f-G r.rf "a sq
,@ar r,,f,nt,or,, t,,i.,,,,,i.ste f.,,,is.
zsV,shr ie- tfo,I ,r.f -l,,-
.ardttf. Major, Rira. Coo Sc.
,inrai = $50 ,tt. l.,'.,,,.t,.t Ho.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03

ska. 10
Charles r Mulergss Alvlna Beren-
sod. 81.
Pete Zieman. 2s Mary Nikala. "a
Bernard A. Bialk. - Detroit,
Emma l. Heller, "a. Ann Arbor
Henry IwankoYitCh. "a, Mary
Milanoff, IS.
Chas. J. IantE. 2S; Elizabeth Ivan
kocltch 49,
Howard Forbes. IS. Rome. y. Y,
Lillian V Sears. 2s. Bangor. Me.
Sam Neternzon 90 Martha Bolod
sky. IS.
Paul Mozeleski 20. Anna wozniek
20.
John r. Cramton. 80. Hamilton.
ont Nettie Hibbard. 20. same.
Michael Zlaetz. rs. Ethel Malcus
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WANT TEETH IN
STRIKE DECISIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 Judge
William L. Chambers. United Stater
|pmmis sioner of the board OF media.
Jon and Cancellation, was today re
hested 10 prepare an amendment
b The proposed railway bill that
Gould give to the COURTS The right
intrrprei and cnfovVe tho awards
} the board of mediation and rdn
liaiion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03
BUTTER AND EGG
OFFICERS NAMED

The annual meeting OF the Detroit
Butter and Egg board was held
Tuesday night Members said they
We're glad the grand jury was inves.
tigsting the high cost 90 the pro.
duets they handle. and we're con.
yluocd The inquiry would show that
the fault was that OF the hen and
the COW and not OF the dealers The
hoard viii hold banquet on Jan
10 Tho following officers were
elected President, =, J. Schafer;
first vice president. \. r. Thibo.
dean. second -president. Adolph
Padelt secretary John Huettemah.
treasurer. H. l.. Clark. directors. J.
uiler. r Harley. w Lotz. r. John
on and n schiller
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03

Tho first pancr mill in America
h. built near Philadelphia In 1890
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03

Coal miners In the western Arkan-
GAS field voluntarily gave up their
hristmas holiday and remained AZ
work 10 help relieve the coal short
age
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-03

Orr regular course reduced TO $50.
careful individual instruction. Day
and night classes. Tools etc. fnrn-
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statesmen
Salary and Commission
CALL 10 To. H. MIR RIDLEY. l1l9
DIME BANK BLDG.
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