Mars possibly inhabited says scientist from Berlin
Berlin April 1 The p ay that Mars is inhabited gains support from Prof Richard Ker and Prof Peager based on observations. They report Mars has an Earthlike atmosphere, high humidity, and seasonal changes with vegetation not green. However they state evidence of life requires direct detection of free oxygen, which present technology cannot provide.
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Berlin
Mars
Ites
Richard Ker
Peager
Ness
Earth
Esata Ag
Mars Tropics
Oii
Berie
Tiger
Challenger Seeks Tax Job Assurance Amid Home Rule Debate
Bridgeport faces intense battle as a bill shifting tax office control away from the city to 1932 progresses. Lawmakers clash over home rule while supporters see Challenger’s appointment as a reward for party victories. A pivotal Cities and Boroughs hearing looms with Bridgeport delegation opposing the measure.
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Bridgeport
Bell
Salisbury
Ahylivtry
Dragoa
Iouse
Challenger
Iix
King Machine
Blodgett
Ond
Harvey W. Kent
Norwalk
Julia Emery
Stamford
Unallerger
Lax
Chiler Voor
Finance Committee
Teyneasur
Cit
Lavery
Fairfield
Ory
Cummaitte
Meetings Tonight Involving Bridge Council and Merchants Group
A notice lists meetings this evening for the Bridge part council and United American Merchants of America at 1188 Main Street. Court matters are noted for Nathaniel Wheeler with an address on Broad Street.
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United Mainmercial Travellers of America
Main Street
Nathaniel Wheeler
Broad Street
Names of Child Victims Listed by Voodoo Doctor
Camden police uncovered memoranda naming persons to go and others to be ruined from the home of a 70 year old man alleged voodoo doctor. Notes list Mary and Jim to go and Mrs. Matthe Gibson and Alfred to be warned. The man, Slyghcock, said to be father of 37, denied a seven year old daughter's claim he shot and buried a colored woman.
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New Jersey
Camden
Eubinger
I. H. Hughcoels
Hughcack Toll
Mary
Jim
Matthe Gibson
Alfred
Thomas Herring
Qgaurna Herring
Slyghcock
Philadelphia
LATE BULLETINS FROM AROUND THE WORLD TODAY
Sizable telegrams from Bombay to Los Angeles report Earl of Reading sailing for England, Colonel Giles Bishop dies at San Diego Naval Hospital, Hugo Stinnes Jr arrives in New York vacationing, a Kiames Grove beacon light for night mail pilots, and a Panama Railroad dividend for Mellon. Additional notes cover Lamont's Rome luncheon, embezzlement case hearings, gas powered mail cars, a Me Menin autopsy order, and several regional incidents across the United States.
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Bishop
San Dingo
Giles Bishop
United States Marine Corps
Naval Hospital
Sunbury
Government Air Service
Kiines Grove
Injured In Auto Accidents
A boy crossing Beaumont street with his father was struck by a car after stepping in front of it. Constable H. KR Elwood investigated. William Seckel, 27, of 210 Black Rock Turnpike, lies at Bridgeport Hospital with a badly cut arm after a double somersault in a North Benson road crash. He was treated initially by Dr. Thomas F. Daviks before hospital transfer. Constable Arthur J. Bennett noted smooth road mud.
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W. H. Donaldson
Beaumont Street
H. KR
Elwood
Donsie Somersaults
William Seckel
Black Rock Turnpike
Bridgeport
Seckel
Umbhrist
North Benson Road
Fairfield
Thomas F. Daviks
Bridgeport Hospital
Arthur J. Bennett
Moravian Easter Season Opens with Good Friday Service
Salem N C April 19 Easter season opened as Moravians mark the observance with a Good Friday service joined by all city denominations. Visitors arrive to witness the dance service planned for Sunday at the Moravian graveyard on a hilltop, a hilltop rite begun in 1732.
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Ston
Salem
N. C
North Carolina
Witne
Dumb Animals Warn of Danger at Bay Ridge Bank Cave-In
In Bay Ridge Brooklyn a sandbank cave in claimed one life when two men warned others after horses reared suddenly and a worker Andrew Bogart, among four at the bank face, was buried under sand. The three companions and two horses escaped as the bank collapsed.
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York
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Andrew Bogart
Coolidge Orders Release of 1 742 800 For National Guard Armory Pay
President Coolidge directed the War Department to release 1 742 800 in additional appropriations for National Guard armory drill pay for the next fiscal year. Two weeks earlier he had ordered withholdings of 2 332 900 for the current year, which were later released.
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Washington
Coolidge
War Department
National Guard
Coolldse
Herriot Cabinet Members Resign Over Reparations
Edouard Herriot, named premier May 14 1924 after the Jefts bloc victory, led France through reparations issues. He pushed the Dawes plan, evacuated the Ruhr, aided German release from imprisonment, and supported Versailles disarmament while seeking security for France. His stance included delaying payments to restore France’s finances before foreign obligations.
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Edouard Herriot
France
Jefts
Raymond Poincare
Herriot
Poincare
Alexander Miller
London
Ruhr
Rhineland
M. Herriot
Germany
Iwe
Turkey
Soviet Russia
League of Nations
Geneva
Herriet
Easter Weather Outlook for Faster Sunday in Connecticut
Weather Director Leonard M Tarr of the Jenal weather bureau says a rain storm over Connecticut will pass tonight and Easter Sunday is expected to be fairly good with warmer and somewhat clearer conditions after the rain.
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Nivew Haven
Leonard M. Tarr
Jenal Weather Bureau
Connecticut
Chapman aide is arrested and a woman visitors
A woman identifying as Vida Neal from East Liverpool Ohio visited Chapman in prison seeking her presumed missing brother of 18 years. Prison officials interviewed her while Chapman, asked, denied any sister in Ohio and showed no interest in the inquiry.
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Vida Neal
East Liverpool
Ohio
Chapman
Tony Sarg Puppets Set for Westport Stage Tonight
Tony Sarg and his marionettes appear at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium in Westport for two benefit performances. The afternoon show features The Pied Piper of Hamelin, while the evening presents Treasure Island. Mrs. Arthur W. Ruff chairs the event for Green Farms association.
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Westport
Tony Sarg
Y. Mo
Green Farms J T. Association
Hameln
Robert Les Stevenson
Arthur W. Ruff
of & Horns
Faulty Sewers Spark Property Benefit Dispute
Residents and attorneys argued that sewer flaws cause flood damage and garden destruction, insisting city should pay benefits rather than abutting owners. Testimony cited $27,000 sewer cost and disputed assessments while others claimed highway discontinuance and drainage impacts could affect damages or benefits.
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Pear
H. TF. Stenstream
Bronx Avenue
Om Street
Hawley Avenue
James T. Reynolds
Providef
T. Banks
George E. Crawford
Yellow Mill Pond
Maiden Lane
Stamtford Avenue
Annis
Arian
Arian, M. Comley
Mexican Petroleum Company
Ofl Company
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Izzo & Riccio
Pembroke ST
Waiter St
Earl OF Reading
Bombay
India
E of Reading
England
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Qtte
Hugo Stimnes
Hugo Stinnes
S. S. Berengaria
Mellon
Panama Railroad Company
Isthmus
Canal Zone Administration
Los Angeles
Cal
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Toronto
Canada
Ontario
United States District, Court Here
Firebug
Tester
Cleveland
Ohn
Gantz
Mnlicey
Westfield
Maas
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Northampton
Lawrence
Mass
Rosario Messina
Pleasant Valley
Methuen
Ambner
Somerville
NS. J
Neghanic
John Durahuk
Josephine Whrysowaty
Somerset
Schenectady
International Tee
Crnam
International
V Non Tovey
Alsht
Neilan
Culver City
Marshall Neilan
Ptrue Goldwyn-Mayer
Wil
Hlandis Sweet
Henry Thornton
Ereland
Biltmore
National Railways
Trunie-Southern
Pala
Crn
Springfield
Walt Brothers, Inc
Dalby Company
Providence
ROOT
Cope Company
Vermont
New Maveney Cream Company
Saranac Lake
Clinton
Essex
James H. Hopking
UNION
Samuel Friedman
Yonkers
C. F. W. Garis
Union College
Friedman
Gordiukie
Reading
Alfred Smith
Boston
Edison
James A. Lighthipe
Asro- 1
Thomas A. Edison
Karolyi
ST. John
N. B
Michael Karolyi
Hungary
Montelare
Liverpool
New Haven
Kew
Haven
Department
Erman Paasche
Trot, Mich
Herman Paasche
Pri
Reichstag
Moravian
Weather Man
Tonigh
Milady Fair
LeRo5
Coats
Young Men
O. K
Bridgeports
Forster
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