New Britain Herald dated January 23, 1925

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the case eventually will be heard i i Du;lrdm Slthllat . Majority Fears To Endorse Marin's Senate. Herriot Interferes, Stops

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| u d finally an Anglo-French entente | « "HER h E “which would save the protocol for the I Nagons," 3 Tfl [iENEVA PA["_ Th o

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TURMANIS BROKE, HE TELLS COURT Brooklyn Embezzler Asks That ‘He Be Given Lawyer —_— New York, Jan. 28, — Pleading poverty...

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into her Russian 1 hea. she fought her way hon owds of a R. R, INTERESTS - LOWER RATES ON Senate Committee Favors Re-...

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TS0 . AERICH 0 GLZATIOY National - Geographic Soclefy Man Talks on Latin Country —_— Washington, D. C, Jan. 16, ~ A resume of

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. ’ ! , k L : T T ——————— s oo I L ¥ PEQUOTS BEAT WEST SIDE RESERVES IN HARTFORD GAME — JOIE RAY STILL PERSISTS IN THINKING

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|Bam Rice, outflelders of the world's 0 [ One ot the best two-sport men in | chmmnpion Washington American 2 the Western...

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—-—_-.—-—-.-—-—————:-——-—— Charles H. Newton, chairman of | will from those who met him was BANKRUPT CASES tios of $3,004.20

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TR Floods Devastate Wide . N R R N SRS [e Vo0 AL (By Pacitie & Atlantic) Divoree suit of wife and

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“in some respects one of the « cured ErpEAS A ety City Items The boys' eholr of St Mary's FATE OF CHAPMAN HUNG IN BALANCE -1

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1 e | for 450 years, Fulr weather for the hour of the eclipse sclentisty pointed ovt today this was no assurance that the |

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VOICLS IN THE AIR FRIDAY, KDRA—Fast Plttsburgh, 6:15 p. m.—Concert. 7:156 p, m.~Stockman reports of th primary livestock and