Redmeier Elected President of Luther League
Frederick Redmeier of Meriden was elected president of the Martin Luther League of Connecticut at the fourteenth annual convention held yesterday afternoon at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Hamlet Street. Other officers elected were Nile Dodrick vice president and Miss Celia Klein corresponding secretary of New Haven.
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Frederick Redmeier
Meriden
Martin Luther League
Connecticut
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hamlet Street
Nile Dodric
Celia Klein
Thia City
Unity Lutheran league delegates elect scholarships at state meeting
At a 3 PM officer election 132 delegates from every city and town in the state attended. Miss Gussie Petrich of Meriden and William Reisch of Southington spoke on Unity Politically and Unity and the Lutheran League. Two Wagner College scholarships were approved for league members seeking higher education. A rally service followed with Rev. Kirson of Meriden Rev. Schuchard of Brooklyn and Rev. Feller of New Haven delivering unity addresses. St Paul’s choir, led by Otto P. Schubert, performed selections.
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William Reisch
Southington
Wilson
Gussie Petrich
Meriden
Unity
Lutheran League
Hary Hodges
Philadelphia
Wagner College
Staten Island
N.X
Fie
Paul’ Kirson
Carl 3
B. Schuchard
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. F.feller
New Haven
St. Paul's Church
Everall
Otto P. Schubert
Wilson Glad Presidency Is Not Ahead of Him
In Paris on May 27, at a dinner with Dr. Re Piacio Pessoa, president elect of Brazil, Wilson says his own presidency is not ahead of him and reflects on interpreting a great people's feelings. He notes his concern has been to be true to those he serves.
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Paris
kKhow
Pyes
Wilson
Re Piacio Pessoa
Brazil
Pessoa
Interpreter of a national spirit expresses shared ideals
The passage speaks of a national spirit and unity with the President, noting that a sense of neighborly friendship has grown into a worldwide thrill of hope. It suggests that universal acceptance of American principles has refreshed peoples globally like pure waters touched by all tongues.
German Austria Condemned to Death in Join Germany Hope
Vienna May 24 German Austria faces condemnation to death if not allowed to unite with Germany said Dr Karl Seitz president in a statement. He warned the Germans would not sign the peace treaty without sympathetic understanding of their condition and lamented hopes for Wilsons fourteen points not being observed.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Austria
Germany
Karl Seitz
Wilson
Mayor bars O'Brien's circus from Hartford show
The Hartford mayor refused a license for O'Brien's circus to perform in Hartford after a dispute with the Ninth District Republican club. Mayor Kinsella requested an investigation and the show may stay in Bridgeport until it ends. Mayor Wilson reported no police complaints and O'Brien defended the act citing past town stops.
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M. O. O'Brien
Governors appoint state infirmary committee members
Hartford May 27 Governor Holcomb today named members to the state infirmary committee created by the 1919 Legislature. Appointees include Comptroller Morris C. Webster Commissioner of Health John T. Black Charles P. Kellogg secretary of the State Board of Charities Tsidore Wise of Hartford Milton J. C. Fessenden of Stamford and Johnny Brooks of Torrington.
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Hartford
Holcomb
State Infirmary Committee
Morris C. Webster
John T. Black
Charles P. Kellogg
Tsidore Wise
Milton JC
Fessenden -of-Stamford
Johnny, Brooks
Torrington
American and British Forces land at Danzig
Paris dispatch reports British and American forces have landed at the Baltic port of Danzig. The despatch from Paris dated May 27 quotes German and Allied positions, noting the landings and framing the event within ongoing Baltic operations.
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Danzig
Paris
Havas
Baltic
Devon Board Delays Decision on Sidewalks and Walls
Devon May 27 The Board of Selectmen discussed adding one or two walls to the Washington bridge but took no definite action. The finance board will meet in executive session tonight to decide. A note from Warsaw mentions a powerful force anchored off the harbor.
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Devon
Washington Bridge
Board of Selectmen
Woman's Slayer Now Seeks New Trial in Torridyte Case
Winsted May 27 Judge Reed will hear the petition for new trial brought by Giordino Candido who was condemned to death for killing his boarding mistress at Torridyte. Public Defender L J Nicke argues the case as new evidence emerges. The remark about wives and systems of expenditure reflects the era’s social attitudes.
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Winsted
Judg EL Reed
the Cour
Peti
L. J. Nicke Weat
Cornwall
Giordino Candido
Candido
Torridyte
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Tom Horsay
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