Italy to protest Tangier treaty stance at League of Nations
Rome reports a cabinet member says Italy will protest any Tangier settlement lacking balance with its Mediterranean rights as a co-signer of the Algeciras system. He cites Italy’s prestige and warns of appealing to the League if proposals ignore Italian interests amid Geneva talks.
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Rome
Italy
Algeciras
League of Nations
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Madrid
Tangier
Morocco
Nister
London
Paris
Council of the
Geneva
Locarno
Huntington News Highlights From August Community Events
Frank Kopasz of Booths Hill Street recovers after a horse kick caused facial and body injuries requiring hospital care in Derby. Dorothy Ferris earns Fairfield County health champion title at the Connecticut Agricultural College junior short course. Rev Henry Armstrong and Mrs Arm strong visit Huntington while Mrs Bert Lockwood enters Greenwich hospital for three weeks post operation. Mrs Willam Mix to host parliamentary law class members at Two Town Villa Monroe. Six new names added to Third ward caucus list. six removed mostly due to death or relocation. Huntington Fish and Game Club sets monthly meeting for Friday August 20. Farmill River Grange hosts watermelon night at Monroe Town Hall with music by George Bradbury.
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Huntington
Frank Kopasz
Booth’s Hill Street
Adujuries
Derby
Severus
Joseph Kopasz
Dorothy Ferris
Q@ir
Herbert C. Ferris
Yainglasa Street
Fairfield County Health
Connecticut Agricultural College
Henry C. Armstrong
Baltimore
Edward 8. Hawley
Huntington Street
Bert Lockwood
Wells Helion
Gigernwich
Joseph Stewart
Elrot Stone
Huntington Fish and Game
Cvab
Farmill River Grange
Chas E. Millard
Andrew
S. Wells
George Bradbury
Dangerous gas in stomach linked to excess acid and indigestion
An old medical note warns that gas and bloating signal excessive hydrochloric acid in the stomach, risking ulcers and heart strain. It recommends using magnesium citrate like Magnesia after meals to relieve gas, neutralize acid, and prevent pain, cautioning against mineral milk treaments.
Radio Schedule Highlights From WCWS and WNYC Listings
Radio program notes show Lehmann’s Orchestra with Thomas Wall and Betty Boyle, plus Hetty Bayle on WIZ and multiple directoral segments across WCWS New York stations. Weather, baseball scores, market reports, operatic and band performances, and piano recitals fill the day with host stations and times across Albany to Philadelphia.
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WCWS
Bridgeport
Lehmann
Thomas Wall
Betty Boyle
WIZ_NEW “KORK
Salital Cabrera Gainsberg
Marta Pax Gainsberg
Jorge Cabrera
Uytton Exchange
Kuoka
Pittsburgh
New York Tock Exchange
Grain and Produce
State tribute to Nathan Hale moved to South Coventry
Connecticut plans transfer of the Nathan Hale day program from the state capitol to South Coventry Hale birthplace to join Tolland County’s celebration. Senator Hiram Bingham will speak, with a radio broadcast planned from Congregational Church. President Coolidge may send a message read at the event.
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Hartford
Trumbull
Nathan Hale
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Hiram Bingham
South Coventry
Hale
Tolland County
George D. Seymour
New Haven
Bingham
Connecticut
Rain damages mural in Boston Public Library
Rain leaking through an unused chimney damaged the Pavia de Chavennes mural in the Boston Public Library stairwell. About twenty square inches of blue sky were peeled from the white canvas of the Philosophy panel, and a crack above Plato widened to a yard long. The artwork has stood since 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
P. Pavia de Chavennes
Boston Public Library
Plato
Japanese painter Kantero Kato dies by gas suicide
New York August 19 Kantero Kato a Japanese landscape and portrait painter was found dead in his West 43rd Street apartment having died by gas self poisoning He was thirty nine and had lived in the United States twenty years since moving from Japan in 1902 He won a prize in 1922 at the National Academy of Design exhibition.
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New York
Kantero Kato
West 43Rd Street
Kato
United States
Japan
National Academy of Design
Hawleyville Fire Company Carnival Plans Nearing Finish
Hawleyville special plans are nearly complete for the second annual carnival on August 26 to 28 at the fire fighters grounds. At least three new shows and a nightly Kentucky Derby are planned. Music will accompany dancing each night as the smoke-eaters aim for a record crowd.
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Newtown
Hawleyville
Sarah Farrell
James J. Farrell
South Center District
Boston
Wakefield
Maiden
Mass
David Barry
Malden
Misa Anna Callahan
Callahan
Misa Farrell
Masachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Mis
George M. Stuart
John Sutphin
Hanover Avenue
Parole Board to Review Death Sentence for Bank Robber
Celestino Madeiras, condemned to death for the Wrentham National Bank holdup murder of James E. Carpenter, was interviewed by State Board of Parole chairman Frank A. Brooks. Governor Fuller had petitioned for clemency and referred the case for parole board investigation.
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Dedham
Mass
Celestino Madeiras
James E. Carpenter
Wrentham National Bank
Frank A. Brooks
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