Notable views vary on chief executive polities
Washington observers weigh President Coolidge's message to Congress and his proposed policies. Leaders from the American Legion to the National Civil Service Reform League commend civil service expansion, wage reform, and enforcement of prohibition, while others urge caution on railroad finance and taxation changes.
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Coolidge
Congress
John i. Quinn
Americann Legion
Wayne Koavzeyler
Pue
William Dudley Poulke
Teague
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Cwloidee
Maud Woo Park
National
Lesaua of Women Voters
United
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Amen
Department of Educacy and
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Loeb & Ery
Tobert
Lovelt
Wnlon Pacific Executive Committee
Gestrade
Yatra Putobien
Musr
Conso
Julia Krutiscanitz
Southeen Pacific Executive Committees
Ie Messie Crees
Point Ho
Man Re-Arrested After Release From Jail
Stratton December report states Ange a Bravela of Honeespat Road was rearrested by state police hours after his release from jail on a one day term for a prior offense. He now faces charges for a violation of the prison offense and driving while intoxicated as he begins a new sentence.
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Ange
Honeespat Road
Shayéfore Polies
Gaulty EH
Ete
Clotot
Felon Goyne
Mrenen Troy
Slithurean Wottan
Dave
Ntr
Peutor
Werner Sigo
Ski Hind
Hols
Jay Naking
Everrbods
Will Odews
Amusements Mawes Grintin's White Rose at Majestic
Grintin's staging of The White Rose draws citywide attention at the Majestic theater this week. Mae Marsh stars in Potash and Perlmuter’s production with a strong supporting cast as the film blends romance, pathos, and humor amid elaborate South the style scenes.
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Grintin
Majestic Theatre
Avary
Tri South
Tnt
Ecmeny
Tottans
Teche
Evangeline
Grith
Grigrith
Bik Wy
Mae Marsh
Jhergelt
Dempster
Vor Novello
Neil
Mairetic
Yorn Gorton
Film Accress
Husores
Rod
Barney Bernard
Alexander Care
Martha Manield
Mansfield
Jane
Dillon elected head of Sixth G. O. P. Club
unclear OCR text reports Dillon chosen as president of the Sixth G O P Club at a regular meeting. names listed include Zinn and Wendell among members, with brief notes on officers and attendance.
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Dillon
G. O. P. Club
Free Gas For Three Years Scheme In Stamford
Stamford police report Anthony Boccuzzi, 31, of 141 Spruce Street ran a scheme to obtain free gas for three years from Stamford Gas and Electric. After the company cut his meter in a prior dispute, he allegedly reconnected a gas line with a rubber hose to power his stove, leading to a mistaken meter check and eventual release on bond.
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Stamford
Anthony Boccuzzi
Spruce Street
Stamford Gas and Electric Company
Rae Company
Boccuzzi
Potveaux
Hanenz
Measa
Boccuzzisn
President Coolidge Radio Address Draws Wide Public Interest
A large crowd listened to President Coolidge's first message to Congress by radio. Stations nationwide carried the broadcast at noon, with audiences including immigrants, veterans, workers, and clerks in stores and clubs.
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Congress
Ita
Rome
Sete Jvera
Otlera
Lytle Address Promises Education Talk at Dinner
Hundreds of Wagingera club members and other guests will attend the Stratfield hotel dinner next Thursday night. Charles W. Lytle of New York University will speak on education, describing teaching methods and college practices at the Galloxe of Engineering.
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Stratfield Hotel
Charles, W. Lytle
Dustrial Coordination
Galloxe of Engineering
New York University
Lytte
Orlina Fanty
New York
Two Incendiary Fires Break Out at Reach
A fire department confirms two incendiary blazes in Devon on No tek avenue Walnut. One is an unfinished dwelling near a damaged sign by Cat Puchella. Fire crews extinguished both quickly with slight damage. Police suspect a single arsonist or group.
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Raymond
Biter
Alloc
Madame X
Bridga
Devon
Dec
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Walnut
Cat Puchella
Idx
President Coolidge Hosts Cabinet Dinner at White House
Washington Dec 5 The White House says President Coolidge entertained the cabinet at a dinner. The guests included Mr Wyn and Mel. The event marked a social gathering with emphasis on cordial discussions.
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Washington
White House
EAS
Mel. Coolidge
Miss Williams New Head of District Club
Miss Christine Williams was elected president of the Fourth District Republican Women’s club at a meeting held in the clip room on State street last night. Other officers chosen include First vice president Mia Lulu Houlding, second vice president Mrs Charlen Lee, third vice president Str Dior, recording secretary Mrs Campbell, corresponding secretary Mrs Sarah Grant, treasurer Mrs Edith Gallo. The retiring president Mrs Grace Richardson was presented with a tablet lamp.
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Diariet Republican Women's Club
State Street
Mia
Lulu Houlding
Charlen Lee
Str. Dior
Campbell
Sarah Grant
Tresenter
Edith Gallo
Grace Richardson
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