Italian Princess Yolanda to Wed Count Bergolo Tomorrow
Rome April 8 The engagement of Princess Yolanda eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena to Count Calvin Bergolo is announced with civil and religious ceremonies planned for tomorrow at the Quirinal palace. The royal family Mussolini ministry and officials will attend as the bride journeys from Rome into royal grandeur. The couple’s union follows a secret engagement and Bergolo’s wartime service in Greece and Italy.
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Yolanda
King Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal Palace
Rome
Associated Press
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Calvin Bergolo
Quirimal Palace
Mussolini
Senate
Chamber
Quirinal
Yelanda
House of Savoy
Apostolic Palace of the Guirinal
San Rosao
Pisa
Jilted Woman Slays Newcastle Man Over Promised Marriage
Josephine Best, 44, was charged today in Newcastle, Fa, with the shooting death of Carl Dufford, vice president of Dufford Furniture Co. She claimed Dufford promised to divorce his wife to marry her but would take only money. She bought a pistol after the alleged plan faltered and fired, killing him.
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Newcastle
Josephine Best
Carl Dufford
Dufford Furniture Company
Bonar Law Government Faces Troublesome Days Ahead
London April 8 Associated Press reports that Bonar Law's tranquil government faces a turbulent period as parliament reopens tomorrow. The session is expected to run through August with a brief Whitsuntide recess.
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Bonar Law Government
London
Associated Press
Bonar Law
Whitsuntide
Local Rev J Wendell Hotz Dies at Derby Rectory
Bridgeport area obituary notes Rev J Wendell Hotz son of Bridgeport parents dies after twelve days illness at the rectory of St Marys Church in Derby. Foreign, financial, and political dispatches mixed with regional sports and national unrest fill the period summary with multiple named entities and events.
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Wendell Hotz
Bridgeport
St. Mary's Church
Derby
Fairfield
Wack
U.S Treasury
Congress
Methodist
Ifoyle
Wighet
White Plains
Antiv
Westport
Txis
Yolanda
Gaughier
Ialy
Moscow
Motorists Believed Lost in Everglades Near Miami
Twenty four motorists traveling from Port Myers in a bleach coated trail disappeared into the Everglades. They were reported located tonight at Seminole Indian encampment seventy nine miles west of Miami where they recover from hardships of their hazardous swamp drive. Heavy rains washed out roads and drainage embankments earlier, raising fears for the party’s safety until they were found.
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Miami
Pla
Eveglades
Port Myers
Seminole
Examinations for Methodist Ministry Start Tomorrow
Examinations for Methodist ministry begin tomorrow with candidates moving toward full membership and deacon's orders after the third year. The conference will hear verdicts from ministers across Brooklyn, Western Vounerussl, Mankediin, and Weekhe as speculation rises about ordination and conferment of seats in One Conference.
Doyle Explains Eptoplasmic Rod Seance in New York
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle demonstrates an eptoplasmic rod during a seance at Marien hall in New York. He explains the rod rises from the table and acts as a focus for spirit communication, noting the intelligence behind the phenomenon and contrasting it with ordinary mystery.
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Sir Conan Doyle
New York
Uble
Amhur Conan Doyle
Marien Hall
Local Woman Dies After Library Blaze Follows Brief Fire Alarm
A partial OCR reads that an elderly man and a woman perished in a fire at a residence on 78 MTT Street. The incident occurred after a short delay following a test alarm. Authorities reported firefighting crews contained flames but the two occupants did not survive. Further details are unavailable due to the garbled source text.
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Pabijet
Ruhr
Zacob
Bonar Law
Bis
Heaith
Asquith
Lloyd-George
Leeds
Labor Party
House of Commons
Jahoritea
I. Ramsay MacDonald
Donald
Washington trip ends as seniors return home
Fond and anxious parents and friends gathered at the railroad station to welcome over 100 Bridgeport High seniors and chaperones home from a Washington trip on the Bridgeport High Special. The students toured the capital, visiting the Capitol, Treasury, State, Navy, Pan American buildings, and Mount Vernon, amid rain and busy activities, before a final informal hotel dance.
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Washington
Bridgeport High
Hitler
L Ong
Board of Education
Bridgeport
Capital
Washington ‘Monument
Congressional Library
Capitol
Department
Treasury
State, Or
Navy
Red Cross
Bureau of Engraving and, Printing
Algo
White House
Mount Vernon
Alexandria
Aa Spmumber
Homer 8 Cummings Received in Church in Stamford
State reeive attorney Cummings and his wife were formally received as members of the Congregation Church in Stamford with about a dozen other attendees. Reverend Alfred Grant Walton officiated as pastor. The longtime state prosecutor had previously attended services for 15 years but never joined.
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Stamford
Spectl i
Pneumonia Fatal To Rev Wendell Hotz Derby Priest
Rev Wendell Hotz a Derby priest and organizer of St Marys Boys Brigade died of double pneumonia in the rectory after a 12 day illness. He served six years as assistant at St Marys and was born in the area, educated at Barnum school, St Thomas seminary Hartford and St Bernard seminary Rochester. He was ordained June 20 1916 and remained at St Marys throughout his priestly life, beloved by parishioners for tireless service.
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J. Wendell Hotz
John Hotz
Noble Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Derby
Father Hotz
Robert Fitzgerald
James W. Roach
Aty
Barnum School
St. Thomas’ Seminary
Hartford
St. Bernard’s, Semiary
Rochester
John J. Nilen
Tocal
Hate
Jie
Bridgeport
Legislature Eyes 11 Key Sessions Ahead for 1920s Reform
Clarence G. Willard notes the Connecticut legislature plans 11 remaining session days after May 2 as it tackles codification of fish and game laws and a potential reorganization of the Highways Department. The body must confirm several gubernatorial nominees including Superior Court judges, public utility, labor, and highway commissioners, with most appointments needing only executive action. The Fish and Game Commission work aims to codify current laws into a concise booklet, a long-debated measure opposed by rural interests but favored by reform advocates.
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Clarence G. Willard
Fisn
Vame
Highways Department
Superior Court
James H. Webb
Hamden
General Assembly
Wu Public Utilities
Lab
John H. Byspiring
William
Hyde
Charles J. Bennett
de. Stunt
WW. Osborn
Luke
John T. Black
Webb
Judreahina
Dave
Nm Fiverebie
Court of Conynen Pleas
New Haven
Wish and Game Commission
Frederick C. Walcott
Norfolk
John H. 'Fiteenth
Fish and Game
Harninth
Rome
Senate
Minava
Uip
Auguste, Gay
Harding
South
Shipping Board
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Milo D. Camplos
United States
International Court of Justice
French Ministers Deny Policy Change Reports
Paris reports say Premier Poincare faced press attacks after Loucheur visited England and met Lloyd George and Palmeare. Officials insist France remains firm on reparations and Ruhr terms while denying any government shift.
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Paris
Cobinat
France
Ruhe
Germany
Ruhr
M. Louchellc
England
Sonar Law
Lloyd-George
Millerand
Poincare
Siire M. Loucheur
London
M. Poincare
Briand
Great Britain
BI. Boucheur
Petite Journal
M. Palmeare
Belgium
M. Louchest
Londo
Theants
Jaspar
M. Lourbeur
MM. Poincare
Comntunieen
Greenwich Man Killed in Auto Crash Near White Plains
Edwin Swenson, 21, of Greenwich, was killed instantly when a car carrying John Johnson, Gwen Kelly, and John Kelly crashed into a fence near White Plains New York. Police say the driver was speeding and alcohol may have been a factor. the other occupants had minor injuries and no arrests were reported.
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Enwich, Ancil &Specialty
Edwin Swenson
Inglandly
White Plain
John Johnson
Gwen Kelly
John Kelly
Greenwich
Johnson
Siwengon
Pr Pleket
Three Alleged Liquor Violators Arrested in Stamford
Stamford police arrested three alleged liquor violators after surveillance at multiple locations. Suspects named Mia Jonainne, John Marek, and Mary Marek were detained on 116 Brows Avenue and nearby sites during an investigation into illegal beer sales.
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Stamford
Wota
Proms
Italy
Mia
Jonaie
Meo Uimer
John and
Mary Marek
Brows Avenue
President Harding Returns to Washington After Southern Trip
President and Mrs. Harding arrived in Washington from a five weeks southern vacation and went straight to the White House after their noon arrival.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Treasury urges tax cuts as March receipts rise
Secretary Mellon said lower surtax rates would not reduce federal revenue, noting March income and profits taxes totaling 463 million dollars. He argued reductions stimulate business, citing higher 1923 rates and liberal provisions, and urged Congress to cut surtaxes to 25 percent while closing escape routes.
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Wasrington
The
Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Meilon
Harper
Arrested on Charge of Beating Mother
Police say Willam Mc Mahon aged three years arrested after accused by his mother of beating her. The case notes an unusual charge. The report also mentions Theodors Masako of 233 Hamilton Street facing a separate wife beating allegation involving a piece of wood.
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Willam McMahon
Nichola Strest
Aghkin
Theodors Masako
Hamilton Street
Grant Says Methodist Meet Wasn't According to Hoyle
In New York on April, Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, rector of the Ascension church, called the Methodist Ministers Association actions childish for barring addresses by conflicting views. He argued ministers should preach from scripture and that the meeting lacked proper discussion. He criticized the method as unChristlike and urged better parental example over Sunday school.
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Grant
Hoyle
New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Yaster
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Christ
Eareason
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Greece
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Ating
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Passaic Knights of Columbus
Bridgeport Boys
St. George
Hartford Rovers
Everglades
First Methdist Church
Ramorrely
Natiow
Wateremry
Frank
Mtt
High School
Homer
Cummings
Rey.w. Hotz
St. Mary’s
Ito
Templeton
Loucheur
President Harding
Trip
U.S. Treasury
Mrs. Harding Better
Episcopal
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