New Britain Herald dated September 30, 1924

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i, ....z.‘.“.'.&g u < News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 Japan Wins Fight on Arbitration and Security...

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Abstract of &tate and Federal TWITNESS ASSESSED JGIFTS T0 HARITY | Whate the Elephant Thmkms About? DAVES CRPRN , Marsay...

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ABANDON PLANES, THE F@RGUSON CASE Given Next Week. Globe Girdlers OIf for Dayton e e s e Austin, Tex., Sopt. 30.—Final de- A'

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S0TH CONVENTION OF BANKERS OPENS Speaker Declares Taxation Has Reached State of Oppression Chicago, Seupt. 30.—Opening the

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NACDONALD MOVES ONBOUNDARY BILL Calls Tor Second Reading of “Ling Commission" By The Associated Press, London, S;ph 80.~Prime

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The “Blue” Cow “I'd like to run,” sald Mrs. Cow, “And T'could as fine as sllk— But I'm afrald I might fall down And maybe...

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Frosty Nights and Cool Fall Days Bring Desire for Warm Underwear EW Plainville News MAY HAVE T0 USE BALLOTING SYSTEM Right

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DOPESTERS NOW TRYING TO PICK WINNER OF GIANT-SENATOR SERIES — YALE EXPERIMENTING NOW WITH NEW QUARTERBACK WINS FLAG FOR...

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HORNSBY SETSTHO HITTING RECORDS Leads National League for Filth Time-Average 428 8t. Louls, Sept. 30~—Rogers Horng: by,...

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A Wife’s Confessional SIMPLEST OF LINES i) OOSE.VE.[.T T‘fl?‘“’g'”f'“’:i !'m"'...."n!.'.',",.‘.&.i.'f.‘.!'. i apr— by + ittt

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" BUTLER CONFINED SEVERALDAYS MORE Camnot Leave His Home Before| Thursday or Friday | Philadelphia, Sept. ure of Brigadier

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T0 USE CEREHONY IN HAING SCOUTS Executive Cook Wants. All Can- didafes {o Be Tmpressed A new procedure in taking boys into

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MOSUL QUESTION NEAR ADJUSTHENT Turkey and England Agree to Gompromise Probe | By The Asso Geneva, Sept. 30 greas toward the

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Autos and Trucks for ’ or, . chasals Tn p B ison, 87 Prospect Bt oar, This car can with terma. Good utomotive Used Car 8t.

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BANKERS APROVE $200,000,000 Tssue o Be Half| svex o s scatnarin Grom | Raised Here | Mr Shepard of 628 East | City Items | |