O'Brien Attacks Communism as a Failure in Speech
Robert O'Brien, a National Security speaker, argued against communism at United Church events, claiming private ownership of industries and profits would be preserved under a revised system. He compared current U S conditions to historic European eras, urging reform toward worker-focused ownership while warning against socialist approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O'Raen
National Security Legal
Eid
United Church
O'Bren Ty
Brown
O'brien
OO Drien
Avram Lincoln
Greece
Wall Street
Mawu Street
Tax loopholes cited in millions in revenue report
The report details $600,000,000 in deductions and about $898,009,090 siphoned from gross incomes via amortization tricks. It notes committee hearings, preparatory work, and administrative actions tied to the amortization section. Senators and witnesses are referenced in ongoing investigations into internal tax schemes and potential reopenings of hearings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace “Areworks
Qgbe
Wrenote
Abe
Bonator
Ernest
Tasvonne Guredu
Smuch
Che Sims Vishinn
John Mirins
Jesse Smith
Department of
Mustlee Wien
Vest
Byflenes
Bricklayers to Elect Leaders Tonight
Bricklayers hold a meeting to elect leaders amid union activity. The arial record notes a recent medial meet and district aims, with leadership to be decided tonight.
Anti-Saloonists Fight Enforcement Debate In Congress
An anti-saloonists' dispute centers on enforcement of liquor laws as leaders including Wheeler Wilson Pinchot and others pushed for stricter measures. The discussion references President Coolidge and calls for uniform federal action, while warning of foreign beer challenges and urging support from temperance and Prohibition groups.
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Fittivan
Massachusetts
Congress
United Committee
Cope
Gailivan
Coolidge
Clinton N. Howwil
Wisvner Wheeler
Clarence True Wilson
Pinchot
Anti-taloan League
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Mc Wheeler
Prohibition
Friends of Prohibition
Wheeler
America
Keer
Anleri
Elks Memorial Service Honors Dead Comrades
More than 1,560 Elks and friends gathered at the place theatre for the annual Memorial service. Rev. Guerriero spoke, names of the dead were read, a one minute tribute observed, and a musical program followed with solos and choral pieces. Officers and committee members were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place Theatre
Mika
Bridgeport
Order
Rocco Guerriero
St. Raphael's Church
Elks’ Club
Sigrid
King
America
Sullivan
Louis Bavino
Harris W. Sweet
Jena Joel Hulse
Essinger
Jesus
Gabriel
Havel Dalton
Guerriero
Father Guerriero
Hazel Dalton
Thomas TF. Oliver
Clifford R. Wilton
Thomas F. Cummings
William Lounsbury
Laval
James TY
Broderick
Edward §. Nevins
John TF. MarDonough
Charles W. Miller
Glen
John HT
Tharris W Sweet
George J. Snyder
Eward
John J. Raynolds
Sneaker
Henry Bernstein
George F. Mara
Overheated stove blamed for fire as families alerted
A blaze at a building on State Street and Colorado Grove triggered by an overheated stove sent dense smoke into the cellar where several gas meters burned. Patrolman William Ryne alerted residents after a passerby phoned in, waking seventeen people across three apartments above the barber shop. Firefighters confined the fire to the cellar, with five hoses aiding the effort and no injuries reported.
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Box 225
State Street
Colorado Groave
Wiliam
Ryne
Parsons
Farmilies
Arthur Greenwood
Wilbur Tuckshire
John Wrahel
Arthur Manarl
Harry Girard
Henry Movhes
Joseph Norton
Gorman
Gottlibh
Aavned
Toante Zommer
Seizure at Hudson River ends smuggling voyage
The coast guard captured a ship run aground after a liquor cargo valued at 270 000. Twenty four crew members of the Augnetamo ship were arrested last week among a wider rum ring led by William Tawger. Officers found the ship’s papers and hidden cargo including most of the liquor beneath decks.
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New York
United States Coast Guard
United States
Emery R. Buckner
Uited
Buckner
William V. Dwyer
Mien
Inve
Grand Central Station
Fred Joseph Lewis Fortmerly
Coast Guard
Sutav
Freeport
Daniel J Kelender
Department of E
Tle
United States District Attorney
Burkner
Bernard Keleher
New York Police
Paria Keleher
Hudson River
Augustiia
Wh-Am Tawger
D R Conwell Dies Nearly Penniless and Philanthropist
Dr Charles G. Conwell famed speaker and founder of Temple University and Garretson Hospital, dies nearly penniless after donating millions earned from lectures. He will be buried Wednesday in Worthington Mass after body lies in state at Baptist temple. Born 1848 in Worthington, he served as Civil War captain then became lawyer, journalist, author, immigration agent, and pastor. He led Temple University Philadelphia and Baptist temple, authored Acres of Diamonds, and earned about 4 million from that lecture.
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Worthington
Mas
Baptist Temple
Dr. Conwell
Garretson Hospital
Russell Herman
Farm Bow
Temple Unvestity Philadelphia
Lie
Naliten
Carretgon
Philadelphia
Connet
United States
Hoe
South Worthington
Mass
Wilbraham Academy
Yale
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New York Tribune
Dismarck
Coolidge Speaks in Chicago Today at Farm Bureau Meet
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge traveled by train to Chicago for the American Farm Bureau Federation annual convention. They joined the Sunday service, then rode in the observation car with informal attire and shared a dining car with secret service and reporters amid crowds along the Potomac Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
First Congregational Birch
Motorcyclist Sustains Broken Legs in Cheshire Crash
Trarmond Rhimmell of West Hes Hire is listed at St Marys Hospital after an anti motorcycle crash in Cheshire this afternoon. Authorities report both legs broken but condition not serious.
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Watereery Deth
Trarmond Rhimmell
West Heshire
St Mary’s
Heamital
Cheshire
Attorney Clarence H. Barton Dies in New Haven Trial
Assistant State's Attorney Clarence H. Barton died after a two week illness in New Haven. Stricken with typhoid pneumonia while at work, his condition worsened despite a blood transfusion. Born in Cincinnati in 1860s, he studied at Yale, married Maud Wedmore, and lived in Cincinnati before returning to New Haven.
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New Havin
Clarence H. Barton
Olympia Muert Tria
Yale Law School
Maud Wedmore
New Haven
Cincinnati
Insurgents clash over House actions on LaFollette seat
Insurgent Republicans threaten to block action as to Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin while party regularity for Gerald Nye of North Dakota is questioned. House insurgents aim to oppose the tax bill and other measures amid leadership shifts and regional dissent. Conference in Wisconsin to back Cooper for speaker widens rift.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Pantil
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Republican Central Committee
Senate
Sorris
House
Cooper
Sinclair
Nets
Palmer-Labor
Minnesota
LaGuardina
New York
Rhinelander Divorce Trial Moves. Public Turmoil Follows
The Rhinelander abandonment case stalls as counsel refuses service and Judge Mills signals delay. A verdict awaits Justice Moranhauser, with briefs to be exchanged in a week and temporary alimony continuing. A crowd gathered near a wooden shack as a man claiming to be Leonard Dorn, Teddy Dorn of Newark, caused a commotion and was detained after police misidentified him.
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Af Recara
Gramatan
Alata
Milla
Mills
Davis
Joseph Moranhauser
Rhinelander
Alice
Tie
Tas
Theodore Dorf
Manhattan
Bellevue
Leonard
Leonard Dna
Nes. Muller
Wig Rhinelander
Jones
Police Board Upheld Accused In Corruption Probe
Police board upheld several officers amid a corruption inquiry in Common Pleas Court. Witnesses including Patrolmen Heigal Gill and Lynch denied allegations from Mrs Slosek about visits and drinking with Slosek’s family. O'Reilly wrist incident also questioned as firm denies prior knowledge of a broken wrist claim.
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Common Pleas Slesekwi
Commo Piers Court
Mt. Stowek
Jacoph W. Heigal
Ogden Street
Tronmmae Gill
Madison Avenue
John Box
Beach Street
Peter Lally
Prospect Street
Thomas
Meenan
Fast Avenue
John Lynch
Frank Street
Daniel Lynch
Fifth Street
John J. Grima
Orchard Street
Thomas Lynch
Wheeler
Charles A. Wheeler
Cantrin Wheeler Aia
Mra
Slosek
Griffin
Pone
Courta
Slosek Place
Fox
Meehan
Sally
O'Reilly
Park Avenue
Flanagan
Waige-Jewett Company
O'Relly
C.J. O'Donnell
Paie-Jewett Company
Paige-Jewett
Paige-Jewett Place
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Hemorrhage after tooth extraction for Helen Sall at 364 Pine. Taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. George Heath of 287 Park Avenue transferred to Bridgeport Hospital at 11:30 a.m. Request of private physician. At 12:00 p.m. Lewis M. Mousette of 436 South Main Street struck by automobile while riding a bicycle.
Twelfth District Hebrew Club Victory Dinner Held
More than 200 members attended the Twelfth District Hebrew Republican club victory dinner at 633 Newfield Avenue. Mayor Behrens Alderman Farmer Clerk Caldwell District Chairman Levi Moore and other leaders spoke praising the district's campaign work and the party win. Plans to purchase clubrooms were announced along with musical selections and a formal program.
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Twelfth District
Hebrew Republican Club
Newfield Avenue
Behrens
John Farmer
John Caldwell
Levi Moore
Abraham S. Goldman
Samuel Clark
Lewis M. Bernstein
Loastminster
Jiebrew
Abrahams. Goldman
Samuel Schneider
Hyman Saver
Samuel Milbauser
Abraham Schneider
Rebecca Framson
Samuel Landisman
Akahemy
Goldman
Samuel Clara
Hyman Silver
Hyman Sterlin
Maurice Seltzer
Turkey declines pledge to league over Mosul dispute
Turkish representative rejects binding decisions without prior adhesion and argues Mosul should belong to Turkey. Britain would gain military advantage if occupation persists, but Ankara insists peace can endure. Council opens with Mosul talks possible through direct Britain Turkey talks as Geneva delegates prepare.
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Key
League of Nations
League Commission
Mosul
Turkey
Trak
Great Britain
Britain
Council
Moan
Austen Chamberlain
EL. C. M
Amery
Miosu
Geneva
Cannes
French Drive Rebels From Mountain Stronghold in Syria War
Allied news reports say French forces have captured a rebel stronghold near Mount Hermon and threaten Lebanon by Christmas. General Gamelin aims to dislodge Druses from the Djebel Druse region with 32 004 French troops marching from the Turkish border to Irak, while other columns block passes to Djebel Druse and Hauran.
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Gamelin
Lebanon
Palestine
Mount
Hermon
Sultan Atrash al Sueda
Mount Klermon
Djebel Druse
Hauran
Damascus
Pranebedanie
Mediterranean
Irak
Hasbeiya
Aleppo
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Local medical notices log three cases this evening on city streets
At 5 10 p m Patrick Shea of 45 Fourth Street faced possible cerebral hemorrhage and was referred to a private physician. At 8 25 p m James F McEnanery of 62 Ford Place at the Second Precinct Alcoholism was treated and discharged. At 7 10 p m John Doe at Main and Goodwell Streets suffering alcoholism was taken to Hillside Hospital.
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Patrck Shea
Fourth Street
James F. McEnanery
Ford Place
Second Precinct
John Doe
Main
Goodwell Streets
Hillside
Old Sage Hair Restorer Promise from Ancient Recipe
An aging advertisement touts a home remedy using sage and sulphur to darken gray hair. It claims a bottle of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound can restore natural color and shine, with nightly applications and gradual fading of gray in a few uses.
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tHoura
Wyeth
Seth Tieush
Creomulsion Says Cough Signals Danger and Cure
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims two fold action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth with creosote. The ad promises full refund if relief is not achieved and cites Atlanta, Georgia as the maker.
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Creemulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
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