GIRL DROWNS IN HARBOR AS FOUR SAVED NEARBY
A Nordaby girl drowned in harbor after clinging to an overturned boat. Four other children were rescued as a tugboat passersby aided efforts near Pleasure Beach shore. investigators and attorneys followed up at the Nordiby residence.
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Honora Mulvilli ex mayor's sister dies at home
Honora Mulvihill the sister of a former mayor dies at her home. Relatives attend her funeral at Starls church on Wednesday at 3 o clock. The family includes Helen Mulvihill and another brother, with services in New York noted in the obituary.
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Major Martin Conquers Hazardous Bay of Kanatak Flight
A Bay of Kanatak report recalls Major Frederick Main and mechanic Alya Harvey aboard the Coast Guard plane Calila Algonquin in Chignik Alaska. Despite a blizzard and towering seas, the Seattle mission completed safely with engine reliability and crew courage noted amid extreme conditions.
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Chignik
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Bridgeport Adjusts Clocks to Summer Time Following Daylight Saving
Bridgeport readjusts clocks to summer time as schedules shift ahead one hour. Rail passenger movements remain on standard time. other sectors including banks, factories, stores, offices, schools, churches, theaters and public events adopt summer time, affecting daily routines and timetables.
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Retal
World Court Plan Tied to League Walsh Debate
A fragmentary report discusses a proposal linking the World Court with the League Walsh. The text references Senator Walk, Stigwarl, and public positions on the issue. It notes objections, constitutional concerns, and potential implications for international law and peace efforts.
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Suomirs
Westport church welcomes new minister. town gathers
A short town gathering marked the welcoming of a new Wethedist minister in Westport. Officials and residents assembled for the reception as local leaders outlined plans to bolster community engagement and spiritual outreach.
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Linneslay
Lowlown Forestry Association
Milford
Constable Merritt
Poli
Woodmonth
Open Sabbath blamed for rising crime says preacher
A preacher claimed crime waves come from open Sabbath observance and lax public morals. He warned the nation of moral decline tied to religious observance and individual conduct, urging stronger personal responsibility and reform.
Lowell Business Center Devastated by Million-Dollar Fire
A $1,000,000 blaze swept Lowell’s business district damaging the theatre, Knights of Columbus building, and a string of offices. Four hours of firefighting failed to extinguish the flames for eight hours more. Captain Edward P. Canningham died after a wall collapse. Firefighters were called from nearby towns to battle the outbreak, with several injured and substantial property loss reported.
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Mayor Dion of Willimantic Dies at Home
Willimantic mayor Dion dies at home from angina pectoris. Born in Saint Petersburg, he moved to Willimantic in youth and led the city as mayor since December. He previously served on the school board twelve years and chaired local civic groups. Survived by daughters and a son.
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Spouse Says She Would Divorce Nina W Putnam
A fragmentary notice reports Nina W Putnam denying divorce charges and stating a separation from her husband. The piece mentions an alleged divorce pact with an affair secretary and references continuing coverage on Page Two.
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Madison Conn
Mra Bassett
Anderson
Shorter School Day Starts Today Across Elementary Grades
Today schools implement a shortened day reducing the schedule by about one hour. Primary sessions end earlier with dismissal around 2 15, while the rest of the day follows the daylight routine. The change, approved by the Board of Education, aims to streamline openings as fall returns.
Senate Provokes War with Japan Declared by Rabbi Wise
A chaotic speech by Rabbi Wise denounces policies toward Japan as “idiotic,” calling for preparation and united action. The speaker urges pacific nations to resist aggression and warns of a dangerous anti war fever spreading nationally, urging firm stance to protect America.
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An Interesting Experiment Ness Tuesday
An interesting experiment described in fragments touches on a road scene and idle people observing a scene. The text references income, a slot, and a vague event with unclear participants and dates. Further readable details are sparse, offering only partial business-like notes rather than a cohesive report.
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Chao Borg
Montreal Agent Linked to Bandit Probe Moves to Canada
A Montreal agent with warrants for further arrests is connected to the Biermational operations. Parelle, a director in the alleged conspiracy, remains held with out bail as Pinkerton and Canadian authorities pursue related suspects. The case centers on a large network tied to a 42000 dollar Hochlage robbery and subsequent arrests across cities.
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Puello
Constant stream of mourners at Murphy funeral in New York
A steady flow of mourners filled St Patrick Cathedral area and surrounding churches in New York for the funeral of Charles Murphy. Clergy, ministers, and civic figures joined private citizens in paying respects as the procession moved through the diocese, reflecting Murphy’s ties to Tammany Hall and local Catholic communities.
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Jaye Bony
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Senate probes to continue as tax fight starts
In Washington the Senate probes expand as a tax fight unfolds. Committees plan to press their investigations this week, with several weeks likely before others finish. The proceedings include hearings and subpoenas amid political wrangling over enforcement and possible indictments.
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Five Killed in State Clashes During Sunday
report from Apiish dispatches notes Guardia General Juan Alonso and 42 subordinates were captured and executed after a summary court martial near Ixtapa Chiapas. General Last and several colonels and majors were among officers executed. State forces took over 190 soldiers prisoner as the remnants of Alonso’s force collapsed. The chaotic Sunday clashes ended with multiple officer casualties and mass executions.
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Associated Press
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Ixtapa
State of Chiapas
War Office
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Last
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Leiden
Methodist Episcopal General Conference Opens in Springfield
The quadrennial Methodist Episcopal General Conference begins Thursday in Springfield with debate over church discipline appointive powers and potential reforms. Leaders plan to address bishop appointments and district superintendent selection, aiming to affect church governance through May 22 and beyond.
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Ken Tinglind
LMU
Blodgett Resumes Tax Probe and Abatement Quiz
Early records show Blodgett resuming a tax probe while an abatement quiz is noted. The proceedings list Blodgett and others, including Schultz and Schnee, as div...
Engraving Bureau Charges False, Coolidge Is Told
A government inquiry report alleges the Engraving Bureau made false charges and cites officials including Coolidge being informed. The document discusses wartime wage concerns, distortions in testimony, and calls for caution by Treasury authorities amid claims of improper conduct and misrepresentation.
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Coolidge
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