German financial czars aid Russia Haller interview reveals pacifist Polish leader
Joseph Haller, head of the Polish army, tells Telegram reporter he favors demobilization and rejects future war. He blames German industrialists for military strength, says Bolshevism is a European disease, and asserts Poland is not weak but rebuilding. He notes Germany fears militarism and monarchy restoration.
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Joseph Haller
Angsu Tipton
Hia
Poland
Foussin
Dorancc
Stinnes
Krupp
Aslum
Genus Haller
Germany
Russia
Europe
Norwalk Pedestrian Struck by Car In City Precinct
Mrs. Louis Smith of East Norwalk hospitalized with two broken ribs and a probable hip fracture after being hit by an automobile driven by Samuel Reagan of 3 Quintard Avenue. Reagan was arrested and released on $600 bond for city court appearance when Mrs. Smith can leave the hospital.
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Norwalk
Louis Smith
East Norwalk
Gregory Avenue
Syoham Reagan
Quintard Avenue
Reagan
Simith
Meetings Tonight on Stratford Bridgeport Lodges Clubs
Readable fragments list numerous local fraternal groups and venues in Bridgeport Stratford and surrounding streets. Mentions include Chenuek tribes O O R Ted Man's Hall Pioneer lodge St. George Stratford avenue Borroeo Glee club St. Charles Hall East Main street Hungarian Workingmen's Choral Society Young People's Christian Association Pine street Masonic Temple East End camp Dorset Workers Electrical Workers Typographical Union Elm trees Cannon street Marry W Congdon post American Legion Denmark lodge Helene lodge Broad street Odin etc.
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Broad Street
Sema Tota Phi Society
St. Paul's
Bridgeport
Greeciation
B. Pomitno Genera
Mallano dl
Widenport Society
Washington Avenue
Hungarian Workingmen's Choral Boecigty
Spruce Street
Young People’s Christian Association
Pine Street
Court Norden
Orient Chapter
Order of the Iast
Rn Star
Masonic Temple
S. Dewitt Clinton Lodge
Terfoelion
Ula
Masonie Temple
East End
Wlo
Stratford Avenue
Dorset
Main Street
Fairfield “Syorue
Neomt Lodge
S of
I Cannon Street
W. Congdon Post
Amer
Joan Legion
Denmark Lodge
Rood
Ah Helne Lodge
D. Ies
Fast Main Street
Polish Hero General Haller Visits Bridgeport Theatre
Polish audience packed Pali’s Theatre for General Haller’s visit praised Poland’s 250 year history and wartime sacrifices. Speakers including Mayor George Kanes and Judge Wheeler lauded American and Polish unity, urging continued cooperation for peace and reconstruction.
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Bridgeport
Haller
Pali
Democratic
Warer
Gengral Willer
America
Hagivod
Brance
Leomuinen Sollier
Anverivi
Poland
Tulaski
Clifford
Wilson
Tyldgeport
Sterling Treve
Hallera
Pf Bridgeport
George Kanes
Manufacturers Association
Li. Smykowski
Charlies Sprague
American Legion
George W. Wheeter
Suprem Court
General Halter
Europe
Special Session Call on Medical Standards Sparks Debate
An editorial tirade in Connecticut questions the validity of quack doctors, urging stricter medical licensing. It argues that only qualified physicians should practice, calls for legislative action, and cites century-old reforms as insufficient, with emphasis on standardizing medical knowledge across schools.
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Aasmor
Connecticut
Physiak
Bridgeport
Natureopaths
Congress Convenes Amid Proposals On Reforms and Rights
A fragmented report outlines congressional actions including calls for constitutional amendments, social reforms, the inauguration timeline for a new president, and debate over child labor and women’s rights. The piece mentions party dynamics and proposed measures, with references to regulatory efforts and legislative priorities.
Diphtheria Victims Saved With A Pump
The diphtheria death rate was reduced at Kingston Avenue and Willard Parker Hospitals by a new electric suction pump. Invented by the late Dr. Meary Ysduynah, the device clears airways and aids breathing, saving hundreds of patients in trials. Doctors report significant declines in fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea Yor
Dee S
Meary Ysduynah
Kingston Avenue
Willard Parker Hospital
Tax Revenue Drops 18 Percent in 1922-28 Period
Washington Bee reports the Internal Revenue Service totals for the year ending June 30 show 2.822 billion dollars in tax revenue, down 18 percent from the previous year’s 3.107 billion. Commissioner Paul Jr. attributes the fall to tax cuts and changes in policy.
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U.S
Washington
Bee
Intel
Comimnivetoner
Pastoral Exchange Ends With Riot In Toledo Church
In Toledo Ohio a disturbance broke a morning service at an Orthodox church as Pastorate Exchange 15 attempted to install Ambro dus Mandeoras. Authorities detained Tsepas efanuy. three rosaid units reported to quell the unrest.
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Toledo
Ohio
Tate
Abe Keilonte
Tes
Eramuel Papistofiou
Ambrodus Mandeoras
Tsepas Efanuy
Ala Lallowera
Ehiureau
Potter
Borah Quizzes Mellon on French War Debt
Senator Borah grills Mellon over France's debt funding amid Senate warnings and party lines. The Idaho Republican challenges the debt policy at the American debt funding commission hearing.
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Borah
Mellon
United Four
Leing
Republican Idaho
Shas Peaye
King Dies Former NY Cotton Exchange Leader
Vincent King, longtime head of the New York Cotton Exchange and former Lieutenant Colonel of the New York Regiment, has died at age 7? in New York. His passing marks the end of a notable career with the exchange and military service in the city.
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New York
Vincent King
New York Cotton Xchange
Tha Gah Ney
York
Centennial Week Service Promotes Unity In Faith
District events note a centennial year focus with remarks by Bishop Charles W Burns of Hes Tena Montana and Dr. Charles C Marshall. Messages from the United Church Forum grateful for work by Methadlen and First Church since establishment in the city. Speakers Ralph W Bates and Wallace H Finch to address attendees. an orchestra and double quartet perform.
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United Church Forum
Methadlen
First Church
Charles’ C. Marshall
Bontana
U Charles W Burns
Hes Tena
Montania
C. Yag
Monroe
New York
Wallace H. Finch
Stamford
Wes
Memorial notices and obituaries fragment in city journal
Fragmentary death notices and funeral items listed for Goodman and others. Reads as a dated tombstone of memorials with details of locations and times for services, but many lines are garbled and partially unreadable.
German Cabinet Seeks Unity Amid Ruptures and Ruhr Talks
Berlin dispatch reports Germany's cabinet convening to chart policy on Ruhr future and social distress. Ministers discuss chances of compromise with Munich government, Reich’s central authority, and ongoing Berlin political realignments. Dorien assumed Rhineland governance as Mattes and Von Motzen resign. Coblenz remains Republican capital with new arrangements near the Rhine. An alcohol-related accident on Burnum Avenue sent a man to hospital.
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Muneh
Nor Tulio ‘Aft
Rat Marx’ Cahinet
V Bayawien
von Kahr
Ithineland
Ruhr
Germany
Dorien
Rhineland
Soblenz
Hans
Rhenbh
Joseph Matthes
Hugo von Motzen
Coblenz
Intératlled High Commission
Kins
Ten Mules Distany
Rhine
New Recreation Hall at Wellesley Opens This Week
Wellesley graduates nationwide celebrate the opening of the Stelent Alumnae Recreation Hall with a Wednesday ceremony and a Boston Symphony concert. The Tudor style building, about 450000 dollars, houses a 500 seat auditorium and a terrace recreation hall overlooking the lake, designed by Crainagon of Gostan. The project traces back to 1908 with alumni support, delays from a fire and war, and a committee led by Mrs. William Morton Wheeler.
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Wallesley
Stelent
Recreation
Coys
Nuee
Bridgeport Wood
Wellesley
Boston Symphony Tristr
Duxell
Wellingley
White Hill
Trees
Lake
Crainagon
Gostan
Am Auditorium
College Cama
Mira Betsey Baird
Bawin TL. Neville
Washington, D. C
Oney Tish
William Morton Wheeler
Boston
Mes
Florence Besse Brewster
Springfield
Mass
College Hall
Florence Bestie Brownler
Alumnae Association
Homer Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Mies Ewen Fitz Rendleton
Probe Poison Tragedy in New Haven Hospital Death
An autopsy will be performed on 11 year old Florence Burness to determine the cause of death after she died in a hospital while suffering from suspected poisoning. Her mother and sister, who were also affected, are expected to recover.
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New Haven
Florence
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Sharon
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