Trinity College Urged to Curb Episcopal Influence
Sidney G. Fisher, longtime Trinity Board member, calls for removing excessive Episcopal Church influence to preserve the college’s reputation and focus on education. He notes recent sermons and religious activities distract from academics and warns of disaster to the college’s standing. Fisher also comments on George Stevenson’s resignation from Trinity, highlighting long standing board disagreements and financial leadership in Hartford.
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Trinity College
Sidney G. Fisher
Philadelhia
Trinity Board of Trustees
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Fisher
George Stevenson
Stevenson
Unity College
New England
Society For Mavings
German Secretary of State May Be New U S Envoy
Berlin December 3 reports quote well informed parliamentary notes that Von Jaltzan, then German Secretary of State, could succeed Wiedfeldt as Washington envoy. Baron von Witzin may be considered. Saltzan’s appointment hinges on post election government, with Saltzan described as a vigorous, energetic diplomat and a pro American leader in the making.
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U. S
Berlin
Daton von Jaltzan
Joe
Sirevemann
Premen’ Ebert
Washington
Arhaesdor Wiedfeldt
Baron von Witzin
Saltzan
Veden
Bundy Martzan
Rio de Janeiro
Petersburg
Ang Waa
Peking
Hila Alfe
America
Mayor Hylan Booed by Brooklyn Women
New York December 6 When Mayor Hylan and the Board of Estimate met to discuss the Avenue subway project 200 Brooklyn and Washington Heights women’s groups shouted boos and hisses The Mayor Comptroller Charles L Gil and Chairman John H Dewey told the women the city’s subway delays were blamed on the Rooptin-Manhattan Transit Company and Republican legislators bankers and other interests The session ended with the Mayor noting opposition from many of the attendees and raising a hand in gesture
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New York
Faror Hylan
Etimate
Brooklyn
Washington
Charles Lig
John H Dewey
rooxtyn-Manhattan
Amt & J
Cl Que
Seasion Endet
Dubats
Reise
Soldiers Tombstones Yield to Lands Deal in New Canaan
In New Canaan New York area news reports allege G L Elmer Jones despoiled more than 90 graves at the Old Parade cemetery to improve land value. He seeks to sell the 48 acre tract adjoining the ground once a Revolutionary and Civil War burial site while civil action is anticipated. Five stones placed by the government mark graves. the dispute concerns boundary claims and public park status.
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Nsw Canaan
Old Parade
G. L. Elmer Jones
Glenbrook
Jones
New Yok City
Pagen
Sullivan
Bridgesport Club
Western Man
al Powell
Mantes
Meusel
Farrell Clan Campbell
Fall River
Ete Kirey
Park City Gitts
Tvan Parks
Moh Cans
St James
Newfeld Park
Antébolshevik Fleet Disarmed at Bizerta Harbor
The Wrangel led anti Bolshevik squadron in the Crimea disarmed in Bizerta Roads. Two battleships two cruisers nine torpedo boats and four submarines had weapons removed. Crews dispersed or sheltered in French naval barracks while a Soviet commission seeks return of ships. French and Moscow diplomacy followed by removal of Bizerta commander Admiral Nxelman. Wrangel’s fleet fled after defeat and dispersed across Europe.
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Tunis
Daron Peter Wrancel
Bizerta Roads
Kidi Almez
Moscow
Bizerte
Nxelmans
Bizerta
North Asian
T the Sea
Wrangel
Sebastopol
Baror Wrangel
Eire
Witer Wrangel
Europe
Moses Arrives to Assist in Campaign for Bingham
Moses of Nem Hanyp, chairman of the Senate Republican campaign committee, arrives in Hartford to aid the bid of Governor Hiram Bingham for the United States Senate. He will establish a Republican state headquarters at the Allyn House to organize volunteers and cabinet writers into the effort. The campaign plans intensified activity for votes next week as he meets with Connecticut Republicans. Senator Waves will remain in Connecticut for several days.
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Cerarge
Ho “Moses
Nem Hanypthie
Senate
Beaubtean
Hartford
Hiram Bingham
United States Senate
Allyn House
Repubican
Bartere
Connecticut
Attempted bribery scandal ties Bay State Sunday baseball bill
New York report claims a lobbyist offered a slush fund of 100000 in bills to Massachusetts legislators to push a Sunday baseball bill. Boston owner Dee Fuchs confirmed the approach, saying the bill should pass on merit and citing 26,600 signatures showing public support. He noted Braves owners would not pay for legislation.
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Dee
Bml
Fuchs
Boston
Massachusetts
Bay State
Tuchs
Phere
Mase Mercier Charged With Murder In Wife's Death
In Pittsfield Louis P Mercier faces a first degree murder charge over his wife Eugenie Mercier’s death. He allegedly stole paregoric, poured out the medicine and replaced it with poison causing a rapid death. State police Capt Bligh testified Mercier admitted pouring out paregoric and adding poison. Joseph Fairfield testified Mercier claimed ignorance of how the poison came to be in the home. Mercier asked Fairfield to close the coffin before burial. Fairfield noted Mercier declined there being no other details.
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Pittsfield
Joseph Fairfield
Mercier
Mercer
Fairfield
Grand jury indicts 12 New Jersey officials in bootlegging probe
Hudson county grand jury returns indictments against Police Commissioner Harry F Stearny of Weehawken Jersey City broker William Gilfin and ten Weehawken officers amid a widening bootlegging investigation. An affidavit from a former bootlegging participant ties the case to multiple suspects in Hudson County.
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Jersey City
Harry F Stearny
Weehawken
William Gilfin
Hudson
Presidential party returns to capital in regular train travel
President and Mrs Coolbs back in Washington at 8 tonight after attending the Chicago livestock exposition. The President praised economy of using regular trains and standard accommodations rather than special trains or private cars. The party believes future trips will follow the same mode of travel.
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Washington Derk
Coolbs
Washington
Mrs Buzzi Freed of Murder Charge at Second Trial
In New York on December 6 a Supreme Court jury found Mrs. Andrea Buzzi not guilty of murder in the death of Frederick Schneider, a Bronx contractor. It was her second trial after a 1923 death sentence. jurors deadlocked for nearly seven hours before the verdict.
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NW York
Anda Buarl
Frederick Schneider
Bronx
Supreme Court
Sing Stog
Buzzi
Hrona Supreme Court
William Ture
Wasservogel
Ture
Buzz
Trial of Hannover butcher Haarmann intensifies clashes
On the second day of Fritz Haarmann's trial in Hanover, fierce exchanges erupted between Haarmann and co-defendant Hans Grans over alleged thefts and complicity in murders of 27 young men. The atmosphere remained tense as witnesses were searched and emotions ran high amid grim testimony.
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Associated Press
Fritz Haarmann
Hans Grans
Belng
Haarmann
Grans
Vintont
Grang
Grane
Earl of Ypres in Paris Undergoes Emergency Operation
The Earl of Ypres, former Field Marshal French, visited Paris today when he suddenly fell ill. He was rushed to a hospital where an operation was immediately performed. A hospital bulletin tonight said his condition was satisfactory.
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Asochted Press
Earl of
Ypres
Dparis
Radio Romance Leads to Altar
Pittsburg vocalist Thomas Malle and Chicago actress Dorothy Heap confirmed their marriage today after a three month radio courtship sparked by a concert note from Malle to Heap. They wed last Monday in Geonsbura, US.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Malle
Dorothy Heap
Chicago
New York
Migs Hess
Malle
Heart
Eonsbura
Chinatown Kidnap Plot Seized in Boston Case
Bail set at 50000 for Yee Do Hong a Chinese man held on charges of fugitive from justice and murder tied to the November 26 Hartford killings police say two white girls aged 17 and 21 were arrested in Boston Chinatown as associates of Yee and the investigation traces the partners to Hartford where two Chinese men were shot. The girls told a tale of running away with Yee and fashionably living with him since.
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Yee da Hong
Hartford
Yee
Yeo
Lung Foo
Young Ta Wing
Misa Rita
Brooklyn
Lved
Gil
Huband
Les
Yee Do Hong
Hong
L Wis
Connecticut
Disabled Schooner Blue Bird Found by Coast Guard
A wireless from the Coast Guard cutter Seneca reports locating the four masted schooner Blue Bird with 16 aboard and towing it to Norfolk. The Seneca and the cutter Modoc aided in tying the vessel to port amid a damaged, weather‑wracked voyage far east of the Virginia capes.
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Blue Bird
Norfolk
New York
Seneca
Independent Wireless Telegraph Corporation
Hyay
Hatteras
Panthidos
Bourd
Heneca
Modoc
Virgnia Cope
One Column Of Chuckles From Will Rogers Panel
A fragment reflects Will Rogers unique humorous take on a naval conference where nations clash in satire. The piece hints the Follies cowboys rise above mere humor, aging battleships and ironies in a sharp social commentary.
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Fron
Will Rogers
Cowboy
Court Remains Baffled Over Cousins in Will Case
Probate Judge Paul L. Miller struggles to interpret kinship rules in the will of Marietta Wheeler Crowley. He and successors seek guidance on whether half blood first cousins or full blood second cousins are nearest of kin, delaying acceptance of the $100000 estate for an animal rescue home. Lawyers present pressed for a ruling, while a genealogist may be required to resolve the question.
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Marietta Wheeler Crowley
Paul L. Miller
Marietta
Wheeler Crowley
Frederic A. Bartlett
Miller
William J. Lavery
John Chatfield
Jude Miller
Mra Crowley
Animal Rescue Teague
Lavery
Stephen L. Wheeler
Byran Avenues
Burt Heads Classes in Religion in Bridgeport
Dr Milo C Burt a consulting chemist and superintendent of the First Baptist Sunday school was unanimously chosen superintendent of Protestant classes in religious education by Bridge Council of Churches at a methodist church meeting. The appointment runs to June at close of the grammar school year and follows a long career in church work and local education.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Bridge Council of Churches
Regerda
Busines
Jente
Marshall
Aiden
Council
Burtte
Ie Araduate
Amherst
Seversl
Peonsylventia Mary College
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Burt
Lordship Community
Bur
Mershall
oMecs
Joshua L. Rickar
Omethins
Council of Churches
Hea
Hev
T FF. Rutledge Beale
Park Street
W Fev
William R. McDermott Charman
Healy's View on Eclectic Verdict Sought by State
Hartford December report on Judge Avery's decision dismissing the appeal of five diploma mill graduates revoking Connecticut medical licenses. State health officials await Attorney General Healy's interpretation to see if the ruling applies to about 60 additional revoked doctors still appealing. Meanwhile, pending appeals keep doctors legally allowed to practice locally with potential individual reviews to follow.
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Hartford
Christopher I. Avery
Biato Hoath of Health
Connecticut
Fudge Avery
Stanley
Osborn State Commissioner of Health
Eltiznes
Poultry Show Crowns and Cat Exhibit Highlight Bridgeport Event
Dr Mo A Wuciner of Warren Street won both the Smith Memorial can and the donor Maser P Wiliam Rehraa attired toring can at the Consolidated Poultry Association show held at the Casino. The event, Bridgeport’s largest of its kind, drew city and surrounding towns' attention and continues today and tomorrow with cat exhibit displays and a lunch.
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Wuciner
Warren Street
Attier
Maser
Essen
Century “Bayern Man two offerings” and other Page 18 items
Long, scattered OCR items describe political events, legal notices, local crimes, court actions, weddings, and sports previews. Names like Healy, Stratford Legion, Dr Mick Burt, and messages about tax inquiries and public works appear amid scattered references to West Haven, Fairfield County, and Newtown. The page also notes a potential murder suspect, a Revolutionary War grave, a toll cable project, and forthcoming sports matchups.
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Century “Bayern
New Devon
Howard Benith
Laurie Revo
Rich Margeson
Chamber of Com
Mick Burt
Tom
Pusales
Healy
Ian Preanent
Repub
Fairfield Unty
Saris Sanford
Redding Ridge
Cloers
Mora
Stratford
Meana
Storis
Port Te Telegram
Legion Am Family
Suiltort
Page Bank
Danositora
Page Legion Autiiery
McFarland
Grenbrooke
Stamford
Ku Klux Kien
Trumbul Spaptare
Stepney
Mac Ferguson
Texas Capital
Page
Euro Insurance Company
Tusgeges
Hampton Institutes
Hoover Oppotes
Forbes
Timtt
Zetting
Ponda
Telenea Ot
Chiners
Bovton
Hartford
Coast Guard
Pare
Slain in Escape Near Seattle Linked to Local Banker Family
A man named Lionel Faward Grow 28 said to be son of a prominent Seattle banker was found slain after an escape from custody. He allegedly fled with 145000 dollars in cash from the Kent Newton bank near Seatle today.
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Seattla
Lionel Faward
Morers
Stell Ete
Kint Newonel Bank
Kent
Young Aristocrat Offers Lease On Self For 1000
A Boston-area newspaper ad under Situations Wanted reveals Cuvier Grover Fiat, a grandson of historian John Fiske and son of Governor Fiat, offering to lease out his services for 1100 per year. He, educated near Harvard, says he spent 100 last year and seeks a 1000 lease next year, describing himself as intelligent and genteel.
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Cuvier Grover
Fiat
John Fiske
Grin Toc Atlo
Loase
Harvard
Equine Influenza Delays Yale Horse Show
Yew Haven report states equine influenza among horses at Yale Armory. Major A V Arnold, head of the Yale unit of the Home Neers Training Corps, announces postponement of the horse show planned for Friday and Saturday. New dates set for March 12 and 44, with several events canceled or rescheduled.
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Dee
Yale
A V Arnold
Heenee Omeers’ Training Corps
Amory
New Haven
Mijor Arnold Annou
Pelggstmos
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