Actor Arrested As Another Dies in Turbulent Onstage Feud
Mina Mackaye testified from a bed in hospital describing a long history with actors Paul and Ray. She claimed her friendship with Kelly fueled the fight and cited marital separation, a past stage career in New York, and current illness as context. Paul and Ray were longtime colleagues. Mina recalled their years together in theater.
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Vatican silent on Smith letter in Rome
Rome April 19 AP The Vatican informed the Associated Press it has no information concerning the declaration made public yesterday by Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York a Roman Catholic who defined his view on church state relations The Holy See would have no comment on this or similar matters affecting American politics as they are considered purely internal to the United States.
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Associated Press
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
Holy See
United States
Japan to Preserve Its Foreign Policy
Tokyo reports there will be no major shift in Japan’s foreign policy under the new cabinet headed by Premier Baron Tanaka. Speculation runs on China policy as Dugene Chen’s reply to the five power note on banking outrages was presented to Japan’s foreign office in Hankow.
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Baron Tanaka
China
Dugene Chen
Hankow
Foreign Office
Coolidge Hopes to Recall Marines from Nicaragua
Washington dispatch says President Coolidge seeks early partial withdrawal of U S Marines from Nicaragua but leaves timing undecided. Administration notes pacification of the civil war torn nation is prerequisite for any withdrawal and cites recent Diaz conservative victory and private reports.
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Ninas
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Coolidge
Diaz
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Eni
New Brunswick Liquor Censul Bill Passes Legislature
The New Brunswick Liquor Censul bill passed the Legislature today establishing government control of liquor sales under a system modeled on Ontario. The measure aims to regulate distribution and sales across the province.
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Frederickton
N. B
Ontario
Dresses for playtime at 89c this Wednesday
Pretty prints and chambrays in all colors offered in sizes 1 2 and 3. Special price of 89 cents available only on Wednesday.
Many Dead as Tornadoes Bat South and Midwest
Tornadoes and floods swept Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas causing many deaths and widespread damage. Schools at Centerville and Chestnut suffered fatalities while towns like Hugo GranGer and Arthur City reported losses. Rivers rose floodwaters inundated vast lands disrupting rail lines and commerce as relief efforts mobilized.
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Texas
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Granger
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Tola
Neosho River
Elm Creek
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Missouri Pacific
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Frisco
Swope Park
Sportmen Oppose Proposed Fee Increase in Connecticut
Danbury April 19 Special The Western Connected Fish and Game association adopts a resolution opposing a 25 cent rise in the town clerk’s fee for hunting and fishing licenses. The bill moved in the House but delayed for now. if passed it would add about $15,000 to clerks’ revenue as 50,000 to 60,000 licenses are issued yearly.
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Western Connected Fish and Game Association
Danbury Association
Connecticut
Bingl
Candee Denounces Beers Over Town Funds Shortage
John H. Candee of Easton testified in superior court that Beers of Aston misappropriated town funds, claiming he first raised the issue in 1913 as selectman and that interest payments were not credited. The $10,000 slander case centers on Candee calling Beers a crook and his pursuit of missing town money through 1926.
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George B Taeers
Aston
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John W. French
Trumbull
Boston
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Selectman
Connecticut National Bank
First National Bank
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Électon Times
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Richard Swain
Candes
Herbert W. Wright
Peaches Browning Arrested in Chicago
In Chicago on April 1 AP report Frances "Peaches" Browning complained loudly as traffic officers arrested Al Mann, son of Fred Mann, for speeding while the dancer was in the cabaret where Peaches Browning performs. The incident followed her recent personal losses and a suit.
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Frances “Peaches” Browning
al Mann
Fred Mann
Peaches
Disorderly conduct arrest bonds posted in local case
A woman was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge and posted a $500 bond. No further details available in the fragment.
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Ficer
Wage pact sets overtime at time and a half for clerks
In New York on April 18 the American Express Company and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks signed a wage agreement. The deal provides a time and a half salary for overtime work by railway clerks and express messengers of the company.
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American Expres Company
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Express Company
Ist eel magnate dead body found in river
Washington April 19 The body of Captain Frederick Kopper Jr wealthy steel man and war veteran was recovered from the river near Great Falls Friends said he disappeared after learning an inheritance of 250 660 dollars No other details are provided about the case
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Frederick Kopper
J Jr
Great Falls
Bereete Neet
Senate Probe Case Appeal Expected
Philadelphia April 18 AP The Senate special election funds investigating committee seeks an order to compel BelIrene County authorities toHand over election records. Arguments questioned whether the committee remains in existence and Judge Thompson set briefs due with a decision to come after study.
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Senate Special Election Funds Investigating Committee
Delaware County
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal District Court
Jerry South
J Whitaker Thompson
Fast color fabrics in Wilack and White wide cloths
Advertisement notes fast color materials 36 inch and 16 inch widths with designs including checks stripes florals and plaids. List includes colors Rose Copper Orchid White Nile Pink Tan Navy and Rose colors. Mentions for children's dresses and firmly woven material with guaranteed fast colors.
Printed Dimity 33c Colorful novelty fabric line
The ad touts Printed Dimity 33c a lustrous washable fabric in dark and light colors with novelty patterns and old print designs. It highlights the fabric as a special value for dresses for women and children and notes an excellent quality at a regular 49c value.
Broadcloth and voile fabrics in varied colors and widths
The notice lists fabrics including superfine broadcloth 36 inches wide in many colors Rose Gray Orchid Pink Maize Tan Nile Copen Black Navy White and a summer suiting variant in Red Copen Queen Alie Nile Maze Orchid Yellow Peach White Tan Black Navy Sheer plum voiles in Nde Orchid Peach Copen Black White Pink Roses 25e and a 36 inch wide sheer for summer dresses in Copen Tan Rose Pink Nile Orchid Grey White. Also mentions colorful checks 32 inches wide and a silk and rayon blend 32 inches wide in Nile Copen Rose Flesh Ponjee Maroon with guaranteed fast color.
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