What We Owe Our Teachers Speech By Dr Day
Dr Day addressed the Lions Club on American education praising teachers for shaping character and knowledge. He urged recognition and support for educators, noting their pivotal role in forming thinkers and adventurers despite low pay, and thanked those in education who inspire future generations.
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William Hlorace Day
United Congregational Church
Solons Club
Day
Skelf
Itcn
Jaen
Yan
Lions
Dr. Day
George Rose
Steatfield Tyler
Lousue
Connie Lee
Sekerak Glasson Named Bridgeport Doctors
The state medical examining board announced 24 candidates qualified to practice medicine in Connecticut after completing the written exam. Among those listed are Joseph Overmake, Frederico Winestine, Aaron P., John F. McGrath, William Cohen, Arthur Seke, and Boris Glasson of Bridgeport, along with other doctors from New York Philadelphia and Hartford.
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Paleord
Hogan
Burting’ S
Joseph V. Qvermake
Greetay
Frederico Winestine
Harry
Phittins
Roe Yor Melllon
New Wa
Hatiford
New York
Louis Latrruns
Alphia
Aaron P. Pract
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Sir William Mackenzie Dies in Toronto at 74
Sir William Mackenzie, leading Canadian financier and railroad builder, died in Toronto after a long illness at 74. He rose from a country schoolteacher to dominion over vast transcontinental railways and inter ocean steamship holdings, with significant work in traction, power, insurance, and finance in Canada, the United States, and South America. He was knighted by King George and noted for philanthropy.
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Noronto
Ont
Sir Wi Mam Mackengie
Towas
William
Pneumontia
MacKengie
Sir William
Canada
United States
South America
King George
Coolidge Cuts Coggeshall Sentence To Five Years
President Coolidge has reduced the sentence of Charles F. Coggeshall from life to five years for accepting a bribe while serving in the Indian service. The cut makes him eligible for parole, with health cited as a factor and a parole likely soon.
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Washington
Coolidge
Charles F. Coggeshall
Oklahoma
Indian Service
Coggeshall
Retired Conductor Spaulding Remembered in Rail Career
December Telegram reports longtime conductor Spaulding of the New York New Haven and Stamford railroad retired after 1a years service with a pension. He began as a brakeman, rose to fireman and brake- man, later becoming a locomotive engineer. Spaulding recalls wood burning locomotives and shares anecdotes from early railroad days while hinting at travel to see friends.
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New York
New Haven
Stamford
Jane
Spakling
Ware
Mace
Leni Uate
Spaulding
Brianford
James
Waurrrari
Agkad
Amuny
Big Country
Tau
Milford Girl Elopes Weds Is Forgiven
Milford girl elopes with John Ferguson of Thompson Street Newark Beach, marries Friday afternoon after elopement to Port Chester. The groom, a well known orchestra leader, and the couple returned with Ferguson’s parents seeking forgiveness from her disappointed parents.
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Mirkfort
New Haven
Seteul
Henry W. Griffin
Port Chester
Jeriday
Vo John Pergusom
Thompson Street
Wart Neumbuil Beach
Justice Merritt
Hat Wince
Beta Rig
Pests
Teck Fort Plumduill
Marge
Mr. Ferguson
Two New Instructors for Conn Guardsmen
War department assigns two instructors to train Connecticut National Guard. Sergeant John T. Beall moves from Iron to Flatford to advise, while Sergeant Krouk T. O’Brien transfers from Port Washington to Waterbury for duty at the state armory.
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George H. Manning
Shington
D. C
Teani
War Department
Connecticut
Natonal
John T. Beall
Port Maine
Flatford
A. Hickes
M State Arine
Krouk
O'Brie
Port Warren
Mass
Waterbury
State Armory
Debut as Singer at Age 89 in New York
Mrs Henry Clay Wright of Austin Texas will make her debut as a cone singer at the Wurlitzer Astorlam on December 18. The 89 year old, who sacrificed for 57 years after marriage to raise a family, pursues a lifelong ambition with a small voice but a determined effort.
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New York
Henry Clay Wright
Austin
Texas
Wright
Nitting Mills Fail With Liabilities of 1.2 Million
New York reports the Navy Moltting Mills Inc filed for voluntary bankruptcy. Principal offices and plant are in Buffalo. Liabilities are pegged at 1.2 million with about 200 thousand payable in this jurisdiction. Lenny Day Singer named receiver.
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New York
Navy Moltting Mills, Inc
Int Ciiy and & Plant
Bullalo
Lenny Day Singer
Revelver
Saltzman to Succeed Signal Chief in New Role
A terse wartime item notes Squier endorses Saltzman to replace the Signal Chief. The brief mentions General George Bullier and Colonel roles, with reassurances of leadership changes amid the Navy or Army communication corps.
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Salignain
George Bullier
Nye 2
Squier
Templeton Reappoints MacNeil to Board
Templeton has reeappointed Virgil MacNeil of New Mayen to the Soldiers’ Hospital board for the coming term. The move follows a recent hospital funding review and reinforces governance at Templeton’s health administration.
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Templeton
MacNeil
Tabth
Ves Sry Viet
Virgil MatNeil
New Mayen
Soldiers’ Hospital
Ban Fur
Santa Visits Toyland Draws In Kids For Secret Wishes
Santa is welcomed in Toyland where children will tell their wishes to him and receive small gifts. Families are invited to bring children to the event to see countless toys displayed on the third floor for all good boys and girls.
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Santa
Howland Dry Goods CO
Lovely chemise boxed as a gift in peach and orchid
Description extols a lace trimmed hand embroidered chemise in peach flesh and orchid crepe de chine with delicate lace and fine stitching. Mentions price three dollars fifty cents and notes matching gowns in same shades and quality. Second flatly rear.
Pretty sweaters for little girls in bright colors
Pretty sweaters for little girls priced at $3 offer practical gift value. Knitted from sturdy yarn, they promise warmth and happiness during winter. Sized for ages 2 to 6 with pockets and belts, the items emphasize durability and style. Second year, rear.
New Hats Reflect Bright Season Styles and Value
New hats feature bright silk and satin hues with gold or silver gleam, echoing holiday spirit. Styles favor small shapes and exclusive one of a kind options, offering attractive headwear with quality workmanship at popular prices.
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Pennsylvania President Heads L J Railroad
New York Dec 1 A prominent railway leader was elected president of the Long Island Railroad to succeed the late Peters. The selection places the executive in line with a major regional carrier as it expands services and modernizes routes.
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Suir
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Neilroad
Long Ystant Railroad I
Ph Peters
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