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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
ORDER OF SALE

State Of Connecticut. County of WiHdham, ss. Probate Court. Wood stock. October IL. 1927 Estate of Gustaf < Johnson. late uf Woodstock, in said District, deceased Pursuant to ad order of the Probate Court of said District of Woodstock. will sell either at public auction or private sale on or before the lst day of December. 1927. all of the real estate belonging 10 said deceased as described in the ap- plication for said sale on file iH said Court 0LfN D. ARROWS. Admin istratnr 43
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
ASSESSORS NOTICE
 TOWN OF PUTNAM

All persons in the Town of Putnam liable to pay taxes. are hereby noti- fled to return i5 the Assessors. on or before the ffs day of November. 1927. writer 9r printed list. pro perly signed and sworn to. of all tax able property owned by them on the hrst day of October. 1927. Those failing to maka ls will be charged # penalty of taH per cent additional, according to las Blanks can be oh taiHed at Che F6sH Clerks office or of either of fha sessers
 F6r the purH # receiving lists. he Assessors | n session in the Council Cham af the toNn Hall
 October 2t To November
 Inclusive from 10 IL m until i ?. n.
 ERNEST 5 KENT
 ARTHUR T4URTELLOTTE
 URIC BEFESOEEIE
 i 43 Assessors
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
DEMOCRATIC WARD CAUCUSES

The legally registered Democratic voters are hereby notified to meet n Caucus to place in nomination a can didate for Alderman for their respee- tive ward. to nominate Ward Com mittee. and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting. Ward One to be held Thursday, No vember 8. at Armory Hall, Livery St, at D. m.
 Ward Two, Monday. October 5i, at Municipal Building. ar p. m- Ward Three. Wednesday, November ,. at St. Jean Hall. Providence street, at p. m. Ward Four. Friday. November 1, at Municipal Building. at s ?. m Per orIer,
 CITY COMMITTEE,
 FREDERICK DUMAS,
 Chairman. Dated at Putnam, Conn, this 26th day of October, 1927.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
BRIDE FORMERLY
 LIVED IN PUTNAM
Miss Alice L. mandler Married In Fitchburg Monday Morrt-
 ing

Monday morning at o'clock. at ~t. Io-erh's church FttchbdrR. Mas the wedding of Miss Aiice Loretta Mand- Ter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Naudler. formerly of Putnam, t0 Ed gar Quntal. was witnessed bN reia= tives and friends. The young couple were united in marriage by Fr Amer N. Mandler of Taftville. brother of the bride, who was also celebrant of the nuptial high mass
 0vila Mandler acted as best man and Miss Antonia Guerin of this city was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were the Misses Blanche Dextraze and Jeanne Forest The ushers were AL bert Dextraze and Homer Forest
 The bride looked charming in dress of white satin duchesse trimmed with Spanish lace and pearls. Her veil was caught with pearls and orange bl0s- sons. and she carried shower bou- quet ef brides roses and lilies of the valley The maid of honor wore a hand painted Nile green georgette dress and large picture hat to match. She carried an arm bouquet Of butter fly roses.
 The brides gift to her maid of hon- or vas an aqaamarIne pendant The bridesmaids were presented gold piec= es The best man received from the groom gold watch chain.
 < reception followed the ceremony W the home Of the brides parents. where buffet lunch was served to about l50 guests There were guests from New Bedford Southbridee. Leo- miHster, Wauregan Taftville, Putnam and North Yenoraale. The young couple were presented many beautiful and useful gifts.
 For a going away costume. Mrs. QuiHtal wore black chiffon velvet dress trimmed in old blue ge0rgette, with a hat to match and a blue poiret sheen coat trimmed with fur They loft during the day for wedding trip ta Boston. New London. and Taftville.
 Saturday night a reception will be given in their honor at % Smith street. this city, al the home of NapoF con Guerin. the brides grandfather.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
oPnER OF NOTICE

fHuH a8H
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 asa4i. hsEHF mHHH WrIf5
 aa ta this Court for
 sg certain real esfaf he sad aeeeasesl as by
 an on file more fully aps
 aRnERED. Tha aid ap- lsIfeaH heard and determined at the pf Office in Thompson in sai.f Ias on the Attn day of Nov ember. Iaza tt Sen o'clock iu the forenoon and that the public notice he given ' this order by publishing a copy hereof once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District. FRED A. MuNYAN, Judge. sS
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27

N af Peabate feisi ne f'ul. nam. for Inc 1ssfzet= Fas- nam. 1th day af October .l237. lares.f t \ Benoit iuds Es tat atta WallI laie at Put nam, District. | erased Neit- les sn having hsH Hfa#ie ta thi- praying fha an aimtHis frttaH may hg aHnoH ed
 hy said application suliV 8nncaFs. ltiz OR l1lzHE sud application He
 term ned at Court of praE held af the Pr0hAt slt
 Wu Of Patnam in sad n.4te tst day of November
 aelock H the EaHeHaH
 notice =af t6a HsEn9l.tle#
 Ban. aHd 6f az fH md
 6cariHg thereon ue given hE 4hi r8eH utV 1a=
 circulation saia llls. EY \ BEN0II. Jadge
 43
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
WOODSTOCK TAX NOTICE

     
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 1gt 
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 MARTIN \ NELSON Collector of Personal Taxes for the Town of Woodstock 4S
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE AA 1 aa re aeata at H ctv Thaea minutes wH Ha sfEdnL A tsiless eentcH IEEe lia. Good terms aHH HaItiuu. lars address MIR z T M0NGEON. 855 Putnam st bEiaaepoFt e8nn
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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
FOUND

dog. Very attractive. tan color female puppy. Resembles a Whippet. MRS. H. N S0PER. East Thompson. Conn, Near Rail road Station. i2
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENT ,!

We are pleased to announce to the people of Putnam and vicinity. the opening of real estate agency with offices in Phoenix Building, panielson If you wish to buy, sell, or lease real estate, get in touch with us. Note the following for sale: Plessis property, Bridge and Chapel streets, Putnam. consisting of a four tenement house and a two tenement house. Price right. Also seven-room cottage eN- cellent location. all modern conyenienees.
 Inquire of
 ( entral Realty Co.
 U LAFRANCE, Mgr.
 Phoenix Bldg. Danielson
 Tel i02
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27

Mrs W. r Rsfferty of Grove street has been visiting her sister in Atlan- tie City for few weeks.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red Put. lets. laying and ready to lay Pro- fncers of large eggs and many of them. ATHLO FARMS. Pomfret Center, Conn. Tel 256=t3 Put nam. I3-44
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27

Mrs. Warren Averill has returned 10 her home oa Pleasant street after a light operation at the Day kmbaii flo uifaf
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
TOWN OF THOMPSON
 PERSONAL TAX NOTICE

A warrant having been issued 10 me for the collection of Personal Taxes which arr due and payable by Inv on or before November l5. 1927 Chapter 26 Public Acts Of Ig25 and Chapter 305 Public Acts of 1927), notice k hereby given that for the convenience of those concerned, l will be at the places and time fol- lowing for the purpose of receiving same:
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
WANTED

VANTED-Ol3 copies of magazines. The Public Schools of Putnam want old copies of National Geo graphic. Mentor and Nature maga- zlnes for use and social studies. Persons having old copies are re- auested to send them to ne Prin- cipals of the Schools. d3
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
MONDAY NOVEMBER t4TH

Wiliett's Store Quinebaug, S.3 A. NJ. to 10 A. NJ; Fabyan Store Fabyan. II \ NJ, to P M. Wi sonville Store. Wisonville 2.30 r M 10 2 r. M.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27

! ak 7aI1 snbef aere ilara baaatg IS and aagare. Gaei blHaii.s' ..s,s tan hay aad foda .u in com on cob stoek aAa even good condition. e92 e4 ssss aI COWS, two horses and zNo .s' haL included. price low, part easa s Ave ance as rent. is near stats roI4, Ia,sndy minute drive to Putnam Tss. to mills and market. ,,9h.4.,ock 9h Thomson road near Mooaspsss, pn,. Ave. JOSEPH BREAnLT', ,as'
 nam Conn, R. F, D, OVeq Vseq.4ls
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS

LOUISE M., LAW 0N Teacher ot Aaee titslr GntE 
  sSMAkI Mss Aeua lAruat stoumhelia Bidg Msses dfeears and coats. does cleaning. dyelr and repairing. aisatu s01-2
 Btf SPENCER coRsETlER-surg.ea and dress corset belts for men an children. MRS. EVA THAYE2 Registered. 24 Eden St. Putnam Conn. Phone 295-4. 2tf ANTIQUESi-R. T. Wheaton's An. tique Shop. Furniture repaired and rehnished. Chairs reseated Rawley Block Putnam. Conn Phone 79, Sstf
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
rnIIRsnAY NoVEMRER l7TH

kenncy's Store Mechauicsviile l2 Noon Co I F NJ. l NJ Bnrgardas Store. West Thompson. l.so P M., to -l Il
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
TUFsDAY NOVEMBER 18TH
Court Room North Grosvenor dale. II A. NJ. 10 i P NJ.
 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER i5TH

Kingsbury's Store, East Thompson, I r. NJ. to I45 P NJ; David Port er's Home. Porter Plains, 2 r NJ, 10 2.30 F. NJ Sheldon's Store, Qua dir 3 r NJ. to 3.30 r. NJ
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-27
rRIpAY NovEMRER lsTH
00H 70 5 T. VI
 SATURDAY NOVEMBER ieTH

A j l1ery Store. GresseHerdale. IA N-. to F. M taae; Room. Narth f7zvcnordale. ? P N to i P N
 fefaIfs 5f ono dollar will be added tat. unHlH. within Ns days, as 5s 15=tH# aHHeeEleut #
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
NO AGREEMENT
With CHINESE
Negotiations Broken
Off on Hankow
Concessions

HANKOW, Feb. l4.-fPJ -Nego-
tiations are believed To have been
completely broken off between the
Cantonese tnati0nalist) and British
governments for an agreement as to
The administration Of the British
concessions tx Hankow and kiu-
kianF. The agreement remained un-
signed today after what ~ believed
70 have been the final conference.
SHANGHAI. Feb. l4.-fPt--A regi-
ment each or Durham and Glouccs-
tershiTe tronns landed here today
and paraded through the principal
streets. Chinese crowds lined the
route Of march. There was some
kissing.
The steamer Suiwo arrived today
bringing 40 refugees, the majority
pf tEem American missionaries from
Szechwan province. The Suiwo nor
mally carried but - first class pas
Sengers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
MILLIONAIRE
ORPHAN WILL
ISCONTESTED
Allege Shepperd Caus-
ed Death of Foster
Son BY Using Ty-
phoid Germs

CHICAGO. TILL. Feb. l4.--lPl-
Eight Iowa cousins of the late Will
liam Nelson McClintock. the youth
krown a. "the millionaire orphan"
today in a suit field in circuit court
charged that the will offered BY
William ID. Shepperd, the youths
foster father, was not that Of Nc
Clintork. They charged that il was
procured In undue influence on the
part OF Shepperd whom they also
charged with the death or BILLY"
McCIintock and his mother, Mrs.
Emma McClintork
The will contest had been expect
"a. Ii was first indicated when
Shepperd was charged with the
murder of his foster son BY admin
isterinE typhoid germs Shepperd,
who was acquitted subsequently was
named chief beneficiary In the will.
The bill charges that Shepperd
made q study of bactcriology In
IN 1924.
William ID. Sheprerd. thereafter
caused to he given or administered
70 the said William Nelson Nc
ClintoCk," the bill said, typhoid
germs that "a a result N
Mcclintock sickened and died.
The plaintiffs charge Shcpperd
with making a special study in
drugs and chemicals In 1903 and
that while Shepperd and Mrs. Me-
Clintork we're living III Texas. Shep-
prrd fed or caused to be admins
tered ~ Emma Catherine McCHn-
tock. various compounds and drugs
containing mercury A "A result,
the bill charged Mrs. McClintock
later died In Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14

CARS CRASH ON
VALLEY HIGHWAY

The heavy fog. which enveloped
part 0f the Valley last night, was re-
sponsible for a. least one accident
Oh the highway between San Be-
nito and HarIingcn. Cars driven By
II. Gonzales Of EIarlingcn and Glen
Warnock of Mission collidcd about
two miles north III San Benito. War
mock being thrown through the
windshield and sustaining severe
cuts. Both ears were badly wrecked.
Another crash occurred near the
san Benito tourist camp. car
driven BY a negro, or Harlingen,
colliding with car driven by a San
Benito man. Mrs. Ed Warren and
baby were cut BY flying glass and
the cars were wrecked.
Heavy fogs covered that section
0f the Valley Saturday and Sunday
nights, making driving on the high
way extremely dangerous. "A bus
driver stated this morning that he
was nearly two hours In making the
drive from Harlingen % Browns
willie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
SECOND TRIAL OF
ALLEGED SLAYER

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Feb. IA
iPi-The trial Of Bob Bates OF san
Angelo charged with the Staying OF
customs Officer James Wallen.
started III district court here tod-~
with Judge W.. :. Anderson presid-
ing. Bates was tried In January.
1924, at Del Rio where a jury found
him guilty and assessed his pHnish-
ment at five years in the peniten-
tiary. "A new trial wHs granted by
the appellate court because the
judge failed To charge on man
slaughter.
"A change Of venue 20 Ozonn was
granted the reversal. Absence of wit
Eesscs prevented the opening of the
trial nj Ozona last spring and the
venue was changed 10 Be4ar coun-
TN.
Wallen was killed the night of
March y. 1928. near the international
bridge at Del Rio when Ne went 70
investigate an automobile standing
beside the road. according 10 testi-
mcny adduced at the first trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
THREE STUDENTS
COMMIT SUICIDE

ALVIN. Texas. Feb. l4--fHp-T- -.
Brodham, Jr.. M. high school stu
dent who suffered d breakdown
about week ago. was found dang
ling from a rope in his fathers barn
southeast III here Sunday. He had
been dead several hours. His fa-
tier. dairy farmer. said questions
his so-. had asked him within the
last few days indicated his thoughts
had dwelt upon hanging.
DAVENPORT. Iowa, Feb. 14.-tFl
ITO Die Will Be Glorious Ad-
venture. thus wrote George WI.
Cannon, Jr.. ~ year old high school
student. who was found dead IN his
gas-filled room today NV his mother.
He wrote q long letter just be-
fore opening 4 gas jet. Cannon was
az literary turn or mind. He IL the
scion Of one Of Daverports leading
families.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Feb. LIP
Howard Fisher. %, Morning
side college student and teacher of
music. was found dead in d room In
an office buildirr today with d gas
tube III his mouth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
LEGION STARTS
COURT BATTLE
Allege Tourist Agency
Using Name in Com
petitive Manner

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. l4.-tRl-De-
ciaring that the financial outlay VI
from S3,n00.00O ~ $1,000 900 for
transportation of $4,000 persons tn
H. 1927 convention in Paris has been
jcopardized by acts of George vi.
Marsters. Inc, the American Legion
president today sought to- enjoin the
tourist agency from ADVERTISING tours
in the name or phraseoIogy of the
Legion and asking that damages bc
assessed.
The complaint was made in the
equity session of superior court nv
Robert "A. Adams, national judge ad-
vocatc.
IL was set forth by the Legion that
" had chartered 2g ships for the trip
70 France. had advertised extensively
and had made plans for the greatest
single excursion or its kind in his
tory. Thc bill declared that the
plaintife was given the sole right ~
use the name, the American Legion.
by act Of congress and that its en-
blem, appearing or the button, was
patented
The Legion charges that Marsters,
who has offices in Boston and New
York has advertised tour IN c0ir-
eide with the Paris convention. using
the emblem. the name and the sl0-
gans OF the American Legion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14

Ry Naval Radio tD The Herald
from III. N. and Texas Agriculture
Depart MentA

cariot shipmentt f0F entire United
States reported for Saturday. Feb
I2.
CnhbaFe Imperial Valley Calf. II.
Florida Il. Louisiana H, New York 5n.
Pennsylvania VI. Scnth Carolina 7.
Texas 20. Wisconsin Y, total U. =.
IUs cara. Unrepprted Feb. ll--Cen-
tral Calf 4. South Carolina u. Wis
consin 4. total vi. ~. 5 cars.
Bects ard carrots: Texas l0 cars.
Other states not reporting.
Spinach. Central Calf. n. South
Carolina lT. Texas lH. total W. N. 5G
cars Unreported Feb. ll4--South
CaroIina q. total KY. S " cars
carlot shipments for entire United
States reported for Sunday Feb. l5s
Cabbage: Florida X. Texas Az. &C.
tal III. ~. I5 cars.
Beetz and carrots: Texas cars.
Other states not reporting.
Spinach Texas 26, total WI ~ 2G
cars.
Primary destinations 0f Texan
movement reported fCr Sunday Feb
I3.
Cabbage: ~. Louis w. and \ each
Kansas City, Houston, Detroit, Prn-
ria. Kinder L. Chicago.
BectE and carrots each PittH-
tc0utinucd on page twq-l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
BANDITS ROB
POSTOFFICE
Three Alleged Safe
Blowers Arrested
AT Vernon, Tex.

VERNON. Texas. Feb. 14.-tHl--
hrce men are being held in jail
here IN connection with tine robbery
early Monday morning Of the post
office at Thalia, ~ miles southwest
OF here in Foard county.
A small sack containing about
$500 i'll money was taken from the
Thaiia postofficc about . a. m, after
the vault had been blown open, ac-
ccrding to II. T. Fisher, postmaster.
The noise of the explosion awakened
citizens who saw three men speed
away in u motor car. Officers were
notified here. and were stationed on
the highway.
Shortly after 4 O'Clock this morn
ing car stopped short distance
from the grrdp of Vernon officers,
and two men escaped in the dark
ness. "A third was captured in the
car, which also contained the safe.
Later two men were arrested IN Yer
non ax fitting the description given
BY Officers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
HOUSE RAZED
BY EXPLOSION
Fire Following Blast
Destroys 7 Kansas
City Building

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Feb. i4.-gH1
An explosion followed IN fire here
early today destroyed seven business
places at Fifth street and Grand
Avenue and damaged eleven others
Four persons were injured
The blast is believed to have &C
currgd III the basement of an unDc-
capied tw0-story brick building on
the southwest corner. The building
was RACED bv the blast. Officials
are investiEationR a rumor that the
basement housed " still. Several
smaller explosions. believed caused
Nv gas from broken pipes, followed
tha first.
Those injured. including one fire.
man. suffered cuts and bruises.
All occupants ~ "a roominE house
destroyed are said t0 have escaped
The loss was estimated AZ $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
START FIGHT ON
RELOCATION BILL

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. I4.-tFi-Op-
p0nents pf relocation features in the
bill to rehahiltate and re0rganizc
The Texas prison a0wed the seeds VI
r finish fight in the house today
with Ar amendment 20 give the leg
islature instead of the governor NV
proposed. the ''saE-sor in approving
proson property sales incident 10 the
relocation.
The house already has adopted an
amendment Of the same effect ns
applied "a purchase of rev lands.
over protests NJ u faction TED NV
representative Claud Teer that such
restrictions will ''tie the hands" of
the new prison board and repeat the
history of inaction in prison reform.
Representative Rube Loftin of
Henrietta. just before noon recess
today. offered the same amendment.
which would require that the legis-
l1ture approve all property sales
contracted by the new prison board
of nine.
Warm debate on the amendment
- expected this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
NO STATE aid
FOR HIGHWAYS
Until sept. |
New Commission As
certains All Avail
able Funds Needed
to Meet Contracts

ATTSTTS. Texas, Feb. l4.-tPi--At
~ first hearing the state highway
committee announced that during
tha fiscal year ending August alr
la9T. NV state aid will be availAbis
for new projects. unless the legis-
lntura auEmcnrs the revenues hy aR
increased gasoline tax
The commissions statement was
as follows:
-The commission has been e.
gagged principally I'D making an ex-
animation and survey of the depart
ment end its operation with y view
of asccrtaininE the present con-
dition of affairs.
This investigation 10 far dis
closes that the entire income of ths
department for the fiscal years end
sng August 3l. 1927, which will be-
available for state aid will be en-
tirely taken up by contracts al-
ready entered into w. our predecea-
sors and. that INV ~ generally known,
all future federal mid is suspended
until the condition of the federal
aided roads are brought ur to al
reasonable state of maintenance. ~
thRt apparently the commission will
have no funds with which to begin
new projects of new work during
this fiscal year. except ns its in-
come may Ne augmented by the pas
sage Nv the legislature of an In
creased tax of gasoline"
Notwithstanding that they prob
ably cannot ~ granted M present.
requests for atrte Aaid in highway
work poured into the first meeting of
the new commission.
Representative x. KY. webb and oth-
ers of the counties Interested asked
the commission to ordrr che resurfHc-
ing VI 13s miles of enc Rarhhen1
highway from Abilene tc viii PaSo.
NJ. MI. Guin. secretary of tho Cross
Plains Chamber of Commerce filed
petition that N $4,000 allotment I'm
state ria. made byA the previous COM
mission, ~ made available fer gravel
surface On highway number twenty
three from the Eastlnnd county line
to tho Coleman county line.
Representative Roscoe Runga re-
auestad the designation of state
highway from Mason 10 Junction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
BANDIT SLAYS
Mine WORKER
Seizes Gun of Officer;
Shoots Man Ordered
To Handcuff Him

PICHER. Oklahoma. Feb. 14.-tH9
Wilbur Underhill said 10 be
member of the Matthew KimcS gang.
old mine worker. here last night
when O'Neal. under orders of Con-
stable George Fuller attempted To
put handouts on him. Underhill e.
capped after the killing.
Constable Fuller had halted I'm
herhiil following the robbery 0f the
Ficher Thcater of s52. Covering
ordered O'Neal 70 handcuff the
bandit- Undcrhill lodged between
the two men. grabbed Fulicr's gun,
fired once AZ O'Ncal and fled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-14
Snow Storm Death
Toll Is Over 100

TOKYO, Feb. l4.-fHJ--The toll
Of deaths in the recent storms IN
the northern part WI HondO Island
PASSED The 100 mark today.
The reports are that ~ had been
killed. - were missing and liz
houses destroyed ir Niigata prefcc-
tlre. In ToyamH prefecture there
were 4n dead, i8 hurt and Ts houses
crushed. Former soldiers are vol
EntecrinR ~ take food supplies 10
the stricken areas
The district was reported t0 d.
bGrIed under "A great blanket 0f
snow. which was responsible for the
death and damage. Snow began fall
inr about a week ago and ID still
falling.
The storm II said 10 be the worst
In that vicinity IN half "A century