Stratford Double Auto Crash Claims Two Women Dead
Two pedestrians Mrs Catherine Warping and Mrs Braman were fatally hit on Barnum Avenue as Michael Le Adelezzi of Meriden drove a high powered touring car into them. Five others in a second car were injured as Adelezzi was arrested on manslaughter and DUI charges while claiming a friend drove. The crash also involved Mr Geus and six others in the second vehicle near Bridgeport hospital.
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Booth Street
Stratford
Atherine Warping
Rendolph Street
Church West
Michael le Aderforzt
Adley Express Company
Meriden Conn
Adelezzi
Mary O’brien
Iz Bam
Veronics O'Brien
O'Brien
Millie Smith
Richardson Avenue
New York City
Millie Connors
Richardson Stenns
Barnum Avenue
Warning
Braman
Adelezsi
Geus
Barum Avenue
New York
Adeezzi
DeRuyter Howland
Adelezai
Woman Dies Here at Age of 96 Years
Maria Mores died in the city yesterday morning at 96. Survived by one daughter Maria Garavenon four granddaughters Rose Vitale Ame dia Fanetli Mary Soracco Julia Boracco and two grandsons Augustus Caraventa and Augustus Garaventa. Funeral from Mrs Garaventa’s home 1651 Main Street tomorrow morning at 8 30 then from Rapheel's church at 9 a m with a requiem mass.
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Ios Maria Mores
Tnety
Maria Garaven
Rose Vitale
Walnut Beach
Amedia Fanetli
Mary Soracco
Julia Boracco
Yonkers
N.Y
Augustus Caraventa
Fparsons
Augustus Garaventa
Fami
Frida
Maria Garaventa
Main Street
Rapheel’s
Borla
U S Warship In Skirmish Near Pu Kow Ambush
Reports from Nanking say northern troops near Pu Kow fired on targets on the south bank of the Yangtze at 430 pm. An American destroyer and a Butterfield and Swyre lighter passed, then the northerners opened fire on them. The destroyer silenced the batteries and continued fire. About 20 000 northern troops, including 2000 white Russians, are in the area as Cantonese plans for an offensive against the north unfold.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Pu- Kow
Langtse
Butterfield
Swyre
Pukow
Ttla
Double Sunrise Service Moved by Rain at Beardsley Park
A weather threat caused a planned Beardsley park sunrise service to be moved to the United Church. About 500 attendees gathered as the dawn drizzle ceased, with Rev C W Simpson leading an impromptu service and others filling in as preachers. The Rex U HH Layton attended the United Church service and preached to worshippers.
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United Church
Beardsley Park
United
Rex U HH
Layton
C W Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Union
Wiliam Sage Woolworth, Jr
Gigli Opera Star Sings at Stamford Sacred Heart Church
Metropolitan Opera tenor Beniamino Gigli sang at Easter mass in Sacred Heart Church Stamford, guest of local contractor Tamburri. He performed Carnevalia Ave Maria and Agnus Dei with solo spots and joined the volunteer choir for Cary's Mass.
Baby Scalded When He Upsets Pan of Water
Juan Gold aged two and a half from 2526 North Avenue was taken to Bridgeport Hospital last night in serious condition after overturning a pan of scalding water at home. An Emergency Hospital ambulance rushed him to the hospital shortly before eight o'clock.
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Juan Gold
North Avenue
Bridgeport
Easter Service Halted as Church Chimney Fire Breaks Out
Wallingford April 17 The Methodist church service was interrupted when five apparatus arrived for a chimney fire. The congregation exited peacefully as the blaze was extinguished with no damage. The basement had suffered prior fire damage last October.
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Wallingford
Sbs
Missionary slain with his daughter by China bandits
A Toronto clergy member Reverend Morris Slichter and his five year old daughter were killed by Chinese bandits near Yunnanfu while a missionary party sought safety by rail toward Shanghai. An American nurse Mary J. Craig from Philadelphia was captured. the mission staff of China Inland Mission at Anshuntu included Dr. D. V. Rees. Authorities seek to arrest the bandits and secure reparations as the group tried to reach the coast.
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Shanghai
Morris Shechter
Toronto
Canada
Yunnanfu
China
Slichter
John
Mary I. Craig
Philadelphia
China Inland Mission
Anshuntu
D. V. Rees
Szechwan
Honk Kong
Tang Chi Yao
Yunnantu
Joseph Rock
Harvard Arborium
Chandlia
Doable service at worship indoors in Bridgeport
A fragmented report notes worshippers gathering indoors for a service in Bridgeport with references to local church activity and a brief mention of a coordinated indoor service plan. The item appears as part of a broader page with varied notices.
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Bridgeport
Wmiiue
Tesguems
Counon
Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Holy Rame Solety
Bester
Pape
Chtléren
Tate and Coons
Sverige
Milford
Stratford Soning
Senate
Westport
Mothyrn
Danbury
Waterbury Girl Dies After Leg Amputated
Grace Miller a 4 year old girl from Waterbury died after the ambulance surgery at 53 pm when her right leg was crushed under a bus wheel. Dr A A Crane performed the amputation last night but the child weakened and died early this morning from the shock of the operation.
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Watchrbbury
Grace Miller
Imdmehe
Fire Destroys Story Garage on Cannon Street
A two alarm blaze leveled a four story building housing Henryfcar Stensen’s Story Garage at 141-343 Dennon Street. Fire officials say thousands of bolars in machinery were lost with only one car saved. Explosion heard, cause unknown. authorities traced alarms to Broad and Cannon streets as crews fought the rapid fire.
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Henryfcarstensen
Dennon Street
Hincks Brothers’ and Company
Broad and
Cannon
Thomas Magner
Daniel 3 Johnson
George I’. Beardslee
A. S. Mellor
Ramsay MacDonald Arrives in Boston in New England Trip
Former British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald and daughter Ishbel arrive in Boston after a New York to New England automobile journey. He stays at a Back Bay hotel, declines reporters, hints at visiting Concord Plymouth and Lexington, and criticizes Independent Labour party and public attention.
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Boston
James Ramsay Macdonald
New England
Macdonald
Thia
Independent Labor Party
Labor Party
Cudnald
Lexington
New York
Alvan T. Fuller
Smith Says Church No Power Over Presidency Duties
Governor Alfred E. Smith declares absolute separation of church and state and that no church institution may interfere with U S constitutional operations or enforcement of laws. The interview in Atlantic Monthly fuels debate over his candidacy for the Democratic nomination and tests Catholic loyalty to nation over church.
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Fraser Edwards
New York
United States
Theas
Republic
Alfred FE. Smith
Smith
Charles Co. Marshall
Atlantic Monthly
Govwnor Smith
Presidant
Aliensists Decide Gray Must Go On Trial For Murder
New York April 17 Henry Juda Gray and Ruth Brown Snyder face murder trial for slaying Albert Snyder. One alienist reported Gray sane, to District Attorney Richard & Newcombe. Court staff prepared for huge crowds, photographers and reporters as proceedings open at Queens county courthouse. Ruth Snyder, born Ruth Brown in the Bronx March 24 1894, rose from telephone operator to wife and mother amid a troubled marriage and alleged affair.
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New York
Henry Juda Gray
Ruth Brown Synder
Albert Synder
Baik Today
Richard & Newcombe
Gray
Queena County
Bnyder
Willam Brown
Ruth
Mamie
May
Berg Business School
Manhattan
Truth
Albert Snyder
Ashe
Snyder
Lord Reine
Mra Snyder
Mia Crown
Japanese cabinet quits as financial crisis looms
Tokyo April 17 AP the cabinet headed by Beijiro Wakat suki resigned today after privy council rejected an imperial ordinance to aid the Bank of Formosa Bank of Japan directors offered emergency aid to avert a wider crisis Leaders blamed the 1923 earthquake for Japan's economic woes as banks close and Suzuki and Company suspends operations. authorities pledge temporary measures while awaiting concrete plans Continue on page two.
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Yangtai River
Japan
Hin
Beaca Ratly
Waterbury
Stapleton
Yankees
Ewamp Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Athletics
American Fears
Pirates
Braves
Yate
Harvard
Tokyo
Beijiro Wakatsuki
Privy Council
Bank of Formos
Bank of Japan
Bank of Formosa
Suzuki and Company
Suzuki
Marshall letter questions possible conflict between church and state
Charles C. Marshall’s open letter published in the Atlantic Monthly asks Governor Smith to state views on the Roman Catholic Church's role in state matters. He argues the church seeks supremacy over civil authority and cites education, marriage, and foreign allegiance as areas where church power intrudes. He questions whether such claims are tolerable in a republic.
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New York
Charles C. Marshall
Atlantic Monthly
Smith
United States
Marlborough
Pius V
Elizabeth
Marshall
Wounded Soldier Trained by U S As Engraver Charged
Government secret service agents captured John H. Mayes at Murphysboro Illinois a World War veteran and alleged leader of a counterfeit ring. He allegedly produced and distributed over 250000 in fake money with his wife and three children present in a small frame house. The plate and presses were found near the scene and notes were reportedly accepted by banks in New York Chicago St Louis Detroit and southern states. Mayes had previously pistol shot himself on furlough and received veterans compensation.
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Louis Apul
Murphysbors
John H. Mayes
Tepfolt Ring
Mayes
Mexico
Tunols
Murphysboro
New York City
St Louis
Chicago
Dettroit
Southern Hamnais
United States Veterans’ Bureau
goverOm
Governor Smith Declares Church and State Separate in Letter
Alfred E. Smith in a reply to Charles Marshall states no power in the Roman church to interfere with U S constitutional law. He asserts absolute freedom of conscience and church-state separation, endorses public school support, and rejects Catholic bias claims while defending American liberty and duty.
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Marshall
Dee
United States
Brith
Shane
Piblic School
Thoes
Marshall Plans Reply to Gov Smith on Church State Relation
NEW YORK April 11 APE Charles C Marshall said he would reply within a few days to Governor Smith's letter asking for his view on the relation of the Roman Catholic church to the state. He declined to comment on the governor's letter tonight.
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New York
Charles C Marshall
Smith
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Tillie Braman
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Miimord
U. S
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Ramsay
Mardonsid
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Traiver
Gerarcor Smith
Kaythers
Hie Dtyendar
Page Derby
Cannon Street
Henry Carstensen
Ramsay MacDonald
Gov. Smith
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White House
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Alabama
James A. Reed
Missouri
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