Paul Deschanel Dies Former French President
Paris reports the death of Paul Deschanel former president of France. He began a seven year term February 14, 1830 after a January National Assembly vote. Deschanel later resigned after political strain and health issues following a 1930 train accident.
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France
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India
Justice Gager Dies in New Haven
The obituary recalls Justice Gager’s long career in Birmingham and New Haven, detailing his education at Yale Law School, early practice with Wooster Torrance and Gager, and later roles teaching equity. He married A Cotter in 1885, had four children, and was a member of Williams Gager.
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Justice Gager
New Haven
Wooster & Torrance
Birmingham
Daroy
Nopawooster & Tarranes
Yale Law School
Stats “Far
Miss A. Cotter
Samuel A. Cotter
An Sonia, Bress & Copper Company
Edwin B. Jr
W. Charles
Harriet H
Williams & Gagar
Wooster, Torrance & Gager
Wooster, Wiliams & Gager, Land
Colonel Wooster
Williama & Gager
Chief Justice Wheeler Lauds Judge Gager at Death
Chief Justice George W Wheeler of the Connecticut Supreme Court mourned the death of Judge Gager at his home, praising his fairness, legal skill, and devotion to justice. He noted Gager’s recent illness and strength in court sessions, and called him a principled jurist whose loss weakens the judiciary.
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Supreme Court
Garer
Thia
Judes Gager
Norwich
Hartford
Josey
Simone
Bawin B. Gager
Connecticut
Rumors Of Allied Drafts And Russia Development Funds
Rumors circulate of allied drafts involving Russian terms and a British development fund of 25,009,000 pounds for Russia. Belgian and Japanese capital for Russian development is mentioned, with notes on other countries expanding trade and agricultural cooperation, while ties to Genoa and mediating powers surface.
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Genoa
Prunch
Great Britain
Belgium
Japan
Russia
Gay
New Haven Road Shows Improved Operating Ratio
The New Haven railroad reports March earnings with 2 net operating income of 776,085, indicating a significant improvement over prior years. The quarter ends with total operating income at 2,573,868, as gross earnings exceed those of earlier periods, though April coal strike implications threaten a setback.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Bulkland
Marah
Morey
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
theNew Haven
Scranton
Shattuck Home Robbery Suspects Sentenced in Manhattan
Ninety four defendants appeared for sentencing in Manhattan criminal court after the Washington Square Shattuck home raid. Eugene Diaset and Moise Bagnell received 40 to 60 year terms in Sing Sing, part of a harsh overall punishment to curb crime. Their gang of five bound the Shattucks and servants in a vine vault during the $75,000 mid day robbery. their lawyer urged leniency citing war service.
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Manhattan
Eugene Diaset
Moise Bagnell
Washington Square
Albert R. Shattuck
Rosalsky
Sing Sing
Shattucks
France
Sagnoli
New York
Apt
Pennsylvania University Revolt Against Co-ed Education
A 1900s Pennsylvania University report notes undergraduate and alumni revolt over co education, with calls for a separate women’s college funded by the Bennett Foundation. Protest is said to threaten the university’s masculine identity and traditional structure.
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Philadelphia
Mple
College
Walla
Veapaty Suressta
Milion Dollar Bennett Foundation
Women’s College E Linitarion
Mereprork
Kumas B. Pritchett
Miners and Traffic Projections For Central New York
A Pennsylvanian Wilkesbar reports a lucrative summer traffic prospect for coal shipments to central New York. April plans imply gains with a May result, expecting coal traffic to offset early losses if the strike ends before cold weather. The company compares March and first quarter results to last year, noting increases and a deficit context amid labor tensions and transport adjustments.
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Pennsylania
Wilkesbar
Pas Traffle
New York
Battons Lgenger Grate
Soviet Has No Standing In New York Courts
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that the Federal Socialist Soviet Republic of Russia had no right to sue in U S courts. The case involved Jacques Roberts Ghrado who was sued by the Soviet government for 1 million dollars over investments in a motion picture projector project. The decision was rendered in Plano, April 36.
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New York
Supreme Court
Federal Socialist Soviet Republic of Russia
United States
Tacques Roberts
Marshal Joffre Sails Today for France on Celtic
Marshal Joffre sails for France aboard the Celtic as New York hears his farewell message to America. The speech recalls 1917 friendship with the U S and pledges lasting ties while he departs for home tomorrow. In New York a separate court action against the Soviet government seeks damages over a cancelled wartime fuel shipment.
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France
Celtic
New York
Joffre
United States
America
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Nike
Nod
Celtics
Europe faces a shifting balance of power at the conference
Cables reveal Europe divided as Britain, France, and Russia maneuver around Versailles methods. The Subtle Entente led by Dr Benes seeks mediation, while Germany and Russia leverage time, with Baltic states and Finland moving toward alliances. Calls grow for urgent reform and a global loan consortium to reconstruct Europe and curb inflationary finance.
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Benes
Ite
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Russia
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Latvia
Lithuania
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Nautral
Finland
Prat
Germany
Bork
Fae
Ise Tour
Barthou Denies Quitting Conference In Paris
Genoa April 33 AP dispatch reports Touls Barthou head of the Cranen delegation denied rumors he would quit the conference. He said he would not interrupt the work and that other French delegates would continue. George stressed there must be no handicap or delay in the talks.
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Credits Commission Advises Consortium
The Geneva based credits commission of the economic conference, led by Sly Bazil Blackette, endorses private loan flows only through government channels. It urges private credits be guaranteed and channeled via public finances and currency stabilization to aid countries in need.
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Germans to Rebuild Petrograd Under German Concessions
Berlin reports the Rapallo treaty results in Petrograd reconstruction by Oberdham contractors. Unfinished buildings will be completed, new structures and sewers built, streetcars improved, with materials imported from Germany. In return, contractors receive cost and lumber concessions as German influence expands in Russia.
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Petrograd
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Moscow
Regent Theatre Norwalk Sold for 260000
The Regent Theatre in Norwalk was reportedly sold for 260000. Purchasers are Treletee in Bankruptcy Tol.ixeagi. Charles Baterson of New York and James W. Dwyer of Norwalk. Regent Theatre Company incorporated with 50000 capital, 19000 paid in. Property bought from Samuel J. Cantor, former proprietor.
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Lie Theatre
Nanars
Two Hundred Men Needed for Street Work Now
Public works director warns city needs 200 workers immediately for street repair and construction under a $700,000 relief program. selection delays and reliance on charity department aid have slowed labor, with aldermen urged to authorize contractors to supply manpower.
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Depury Maont
Religious Warfare Threatens Ireland In Heated Speeches
A fiery rally by De Valera supporters urged unity through repudiation of the Li Treaty and warned that obedience of the army to the Ta seized government hinge on adherence to the Republic. Irregulars and mutingers were debated as loyalties and war ethics were questioned amid claims of potential conflict. Meanwhile, railway directors in County Dublin and the North expressed no recognition or participation in Railway Commission findings from the Provisional Government.
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de Valera
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Apell
Asaacinted Press
Dawa
Fire incident reports amid confusing OCR text
An OCR fragment describes a fire alarm at a location near Noble Avenue and Putnam Street with details about firefighters responding in the evening. Mentions streets such as Dranistac Avenue and Alantic Street and Beechwood Spark, but the text is garbled, unclear, and lacks verifiable facts or outcomes.
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Putnam Street
Dranistac Avenus
Alantic
Auto Abandoned on Stratfisid Road in Greens Farma Estate
A stolen automobile from the FE. M. Jennioes estate in Greens Farma was located abandoned yesterday along Stratfisid Road. Police noted the vehicle found on public land and ongoing investigations are expected to determine theft details and suspects.
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Norwalker Arrested For Auto Law Violations
Amenda Coryenty of 96 Taylor Avenue South Norwal arrested 30 this city night on two violations of state automobile laws. She allegedly drove recklessly at 35 miles an hour with no lights. Car was not equipped properly.
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