Pan Americanism Endorsed At Major Congress Session
Pan American policy supported by delegates in a large session in Washington. Secretary Lansing and Ambassador Suárez praised unity and the Monroe doctrine while plans to deepen scholarly ties emerged, including university, bibliographical, and archaeological unions across the Americas.
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Ami
United States
Haiti
State Department
John Barrett
Pan-American Congress
Pan-Amerione
Suarez
Santiago
Chile
Marshall
Suares
Ernesto Quesada
Ito
Mintons
Universities of the
Americas
Archaeological Union
Native Hartford Priest to Speak Here Sunday
In Hartford, a native priest will address attendees this Sunday at St. Patrick's Church. The event highlights a local clergyman connected to Aridgeport and Teed, with notes on his ministry and prior city visits.
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Hartford
Local society notes recount Christmas season weddings
Miss Anna Miller married Morris Lubeli of New York at Adath Israel with Rev William Wittenstein and Cantor Sheri officiating. Henrietta Booth Hohne and Dr Alexander Nicola Booth Gnok wed on Christmas day at the bride’s home. Hannah Griffin and Harry Bailey united at St John’s church on Christmas Eve. The record also notes a large holiday party at Park Place and a Christmas program at St John’s School, plus a fireman from New York dead in a house fire.
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Peace and Quiet Reigns Along Danube as War Fades
From Semlin the Danube front shows a return to normal life after heavy fighting. Austrian warships patrol, mines drift in the river, and shifting fronts around Belgrade and cross-river towns reveal continued Central Powers pressure while civilians resume daily work along the Hungarian shore.
Fruit Store Owner Alleged To Conduct Gambling House
The fruit store of Jos Sayak at 1008 Hancock Avenue was raided at 12 10 Sunday morning by policemen Charles Luebers and Harry Howell. A four card game was in progress when the interruption occurred. Sayak charged with keeping a gambling house. The frequenters named include Benjamin Harman 18 of 245 Poplar Street John Foley and William Beattie 12 of 805 Maplewood Avenue. In city court today the cases were continued until tomorrow morning at the request of counsel for the accused.
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Jos Sayak
Hancock Avenue
Raiden
Charles Luebers
Harry Howell
Sayak
Benjamin Harman
John Foley
William Beattie
Maplewood Avenue
Burglary Attempt at Sperry & Futchineow Store
An attempted entry at Sperry & Futchineow 1086 Bread Street frightened the trader last night. A Jimmy was found in the rear yard. Mrs A Orleman of 1141 Kossuth Street reported her handbag with $3 and her husband’s paycheck stolen in a local store.
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Sperry & Futchineow
Bread Street
Christmas Trees Blaze Along Battle Front in Northern France
German and Bavarian troops on the northern French front observed Christmas Eve with trees lit in trenches as French artillery roared nearby. An Associated Press reporter joined a veteran Bavarian reserve company gathered in a wooden rear-area hut, where a tiny orchestra played and soldiers exchanged home made gifts. The captain, addressing the men, spoke of peace and duty while shells burst close by, the scene punctuated by carols and fellowship amid war’s disruption.
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Police Probe After Claims of Brother’s Threats and Shots
Investigation opened this afternoon after Harold Blum of 65 Helen Street received threatening letters and rumors spread of gunfire exchanges between him and an unnamed man. Isadore Blum of 224 Ponsrth Street, New York, reported the threats to Supt Eugene Birmingham. The brother said he heard shots were exchanged Saturday and asked local police to watch for his sibling. The Remington Armament Company worker’s role is noted among the scattered details, while assurances about imitations of Swiss and German toys hint at broader topics of concern.
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Harold Blum
Helen Street
Eugene Birmingham
Isadore Blum
Ponsrth Street
New York
Remington Arma & Ammunition Co
Police Raid Lunch Room on Pine Street
Police raid on Pine Street lunch room identifies several individuals named in a frayed diary style report. Officers, including a named, searched the area and warned of further actions while noting a gambling accusation linked to a list of addresses.
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