Behrens Likely to Seek Third Term Amid Bond Program Debt
A third term for Mayor Behrens is likely tied to an $8.9 million five year improvement plan the administration supports. Party leaders say Behrens has not ruled out another two years in office after his current term ends in November, while praising the bond program as a key public works initiative.
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Muay
Sam Rehrena
Mayer Behrens
Macer Behrens
Ta Pe
Innomination Ag
Repubican Dondarsi
Reagan
Ivin T. King
Odin
Tes
Bebrena
Bia
Aga
Romnblat
Landication
Revelpth
Wank Deporte
Oratorio Socrels
Warthlinton
Conidae
Tex
Jo Conese
Uigny “Pollelen
Senate
Maine
Tiineys
Woheng
Suet
Treasury lien to total 200 million
Treasury announces issue of 290 million of month ux certificates to meet December financing. About 450 thousand not in maturing certificates will be on hand with December tax receipts to cover cash needs until March quarter. New offering bears 7 1 4 percent, finer than current 3 4 4 percent. Certificates mature next September 4 and may be tax exempt except for estate or inheritance tax and the surtax.
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Washington, Bee
Treasury
Mellon
Melton
Five Students Killed in Anti Jewish Riots Report
Five students are reported dead after being trampled by cavalry during anti Jewish demonstrations in Berlin. The mobile military unit was deployed to quell unrest, with reports noting casualties among the protesters as authorities seek to restore order.
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Berlin
Five Cities to Exchange Christmas Photographs by Telegraph
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announced that residents of New York Boston Cleveland Chicago and San Francisco may send photographs by telegraph during the Christmas to New Year holidays. Send the photograph to the telegraph office with the recipient’s name. a print will arrive shortly in the recipient’s hands, with greeting text on the photograph.
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NHW Vor
Bes
American Telephsne and Telegraph Company
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
Clert
Payne Kills Wife and Nurse Then Shoots Himself in Paris
William Howell Payne, a prominent American in Paris and ally of Vanderbilt, killed his wife Jenny Inman Payne and nurse Adrienne Henry at their home on the Avenue Champs Elysees. He then shot himself, ending a fatal spree following a quarrel with the nurse amid longstanding health and melancholia issues.
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Faris
William Howell Payne
Paris
Willam EK
Vanderbilt
Jenny Inman
Inman
Payne
Tve Aoyanne Champs Elysees
Adrienne Henry
Enok
Calinneas
Mayor Ashley Wins 23rd Term Despite Illness
New Bedford Massachusetts reports Charney Sumner Ashley, aged 68, elected to a 23rd mayoral term while hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital. The veteran politician, who retired five years ago, accepted the victory amid a last minute write-in style campaign by friends. He has faced voters 27 times, defeating Edward I Hathaway in 1914 and 1926, and overcoming defeats in prior bids.
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New Bedford
Mass
Lee
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Charney Sumner Ashley
Hiy
Ashley
Ashley Tually
Ham
Edward i. Hathaway
Mr. Hathaway
Greenwich boy frost-bitten after night in car
Nathan Wright Jr. aged year old disappeared Saturday and was found behind George Welstead’s house in Greenwich Avenue in a touring car owned by Philip Ferber. He was severely frost bitten, in a stupor, and doctors expect possible recovery after his feet were amputated due to numbness. He suffered exposure and leg and hand frost bites.
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Greenwich
Der
Nathan Wright Jr
Hamilton Avenue
Unm
George Welstead
Keenwich Avenue
Philip Ferber
Fide Curtaine
Sorechieva
John Conlon
Senate Votes 70 to 7 to Probe Gould Background
The Senate approved a resolution to investigate Arthur R. Gould Maine's new Republican senator amid charges from Senator Walsh Democrat Montana. Gould welcomed the probe saying it would vindicate him, with party leaders planning a committee review and a Senate election panel meeting set for tomorrow.
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Washington
Nec
Senate
Arthur R. Gould
Maine
Congress
Gould
Walsh
Montana
Chargain
Gould Arosa
Wauld
Hale
Pola
South Carolina
Innecticut
Moses
New Phipps
Colorado
Reed
Pennsylvania
Chali
Minnesota
Orth
New York
Ernst
Goal
Maiien
Bell Hops Admit Stealing Jewelry
Bell hops at the Pickwick Arms admit stealing jewelry valued at 2245 from Helen B Lynch of Greenwich. Ernest Hurst and Harry Forbes, both of New York, were sentenced in Criminal Superior Court by Judge Alfred Baldwin after pleading guilty or entering pleas to related charges. Hurst confessed to pawning the diamond bracelet in New York after the theft.
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Helens B. Lynch
Greenwich
Pickwick Arms
Ernest Hurst
New York City
State Reformatory
Alfred ©. Baldwin
Criminal Superior Court
Ehf
Harry Iorbes
New York
Hurst
Forbes
Lynch
City Nightlife Pubs Closed Under Prohibition Ruling
Chicago authorities shut three downtown venues Moulin Rouge Prior's Inn and Town Club for a year under a nuisance abatement provision of the prohibition law. Judge Adam C. Cutler ordered the closures citing patrons receiving liquor-like mixes from hip flasks, with no liquor seized in raids. Officials pledge further actions against similar establishments, with appeals planned to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.
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Chicago
Theanuffer
Adam C. Cutte
Prior’s Inn
Town Club
Milwaukee
Thorn
Prohibition
Ye Howley
United States Supreme Court
Millionaire Ex-Shop Boy Retires At 45 Then Dies A Year Later
Boston December 7 AP Joseph S Donovan born Rochester New York May 8 1890 rose from apprentice mechanic to head of Donovan Motor Car Company. He vowed at fourteen to retire with a million by age 45 and did so January 1 last year before dying of a kidney ailment. He served in the Spanish American War and built his own company in Boston later planning Florida hunting and travel.
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Boston
Joseph S. Donovan
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Maron
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Donovan
Rellers
Donovan Motor Car Company
Rochester
Aict
Arime
Motor Machanic
Alvan T. Jenlfer
Ayring
Ufa
Florida
New England
Reed Opposed to Another Portable School
Palisade Avenue portable school housing 1118 pupils destroyed by fire. Superintendent Carroll S Reed opposes erecting another portable on the property not owned by the district. Pupils are at Summerfield school and three rooms at Beardsley will be added. Reed will compare distances to Beardsley and Summerfield to decide on relocation.
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Palisade Avenue
Carroll St. Reed
Summerfield School
Beardsley School
Reed
Summer Field School
Boston Avenue
Géneral T Electric Company
Widow reports theft of $1040 from bank savings
Mrs Anna Bayes of 224 Hallett Street, a widow, told police she withdrew $1040 for a planned trip to New York with her son. The funds disappeared from her bureau drawer after she searched for aroomer who lived in her house and could not find him.
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Anna Bayes
Hallett Atreat
Polies
New York
Thane
Twentieth Child Born to East Side Couple
Anna Carbone, the twentieth child of James and Margret Carbone, was born at Bridgeport Hospital on Wednesday at 1980 Seaview Avenue. Twelve Carbone offspring survive. James is a barber, Mrs Carbone is 38, and the family helps at busy times.
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East Side
Anna Carbone
James
Margret Carbone
Seaview Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Carbone
Papa Carbone
Coolidge Plan Of Tax Relief Meets With Opposition
President Coolidge outlined a broad set of recommendations to Congress, urging temporary tax relief and farm relief while opposing permanent tax cuts. He called for measures on canal development, river projects, armament reduction, radio control, anti lynching laws, and civil government moves for the Philippines, with emphasis on limiting production distortion and orderly reform.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
House
Senate
Rome
Marsh
Colorado
Philippines
Kornblut Cleared in Tax Board Inquiry
The tax board committee led by Willis Hobha cleared Louis A Kornblut chairman of Holies amid charges by Abraham Acheson. The private hearing was described as a misunderstanding and the report, to be shared with the Board of Apportionment, was expected to absolve Kornblut. Acheson claimed a $25 fee for taxes. Kornblut disputed it as payment for search work on another property.
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Hobha
Tax Board
Louis A. Kornbint
Board of Holies, Mae
Abraham Acheson
Madison Avenue
Board of Apportionment
Hobbs
Wlliam F. Burnham
Hinderston
John
Phelen
Iornblut
Herman
Isiurs
Cornblut
Abeson
Koernblut
Karnbaut
Turbulent City News With Fires Locks and Courts
A noisy page full of fragmented stories includes a storekeeper calling for help after a boy bandit capture, a family escaping a container fire, and political chatter about Bebrena’s mayoral term. Additional items mention crimes, trials, and labor strikes as the edition catalogues a broad mix of local and national matters.
Mastbaum theatre magnate dies at 54 in Philadelphia
Jules Mastbaum, president of the Stanley Company of America and a prominent moving picture theatre owner, died after an operation in Philadelphia at 4:09 p.m. He was 54. The Stanley Company operates one of the nation’s largest chains of motion picture houses.
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Phailadelphia
Jules FE. Maatbaum
Staniey Company
Amarica
Moving Picture
Maatbawm
Stanier Company
Ameciou
Maniature Houdies
United States
Roof Fire Damages Four Story Building on Fairfield
A four story wooden building near State Street and Fairfield Avenue burned for about an hour, damaging the roof and cornices. Owner B J Dowling and occupant James Kopise faced substantial water damage, with Kopise uninsured. Firefighters used chemicals and ladders to control the blaze, suspected to start from an overheated steam pipe. No injuries reported among residents. attic was vacant.
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Fairfield Avenue
B. J. Dowling
Fairtle i Avenue
James Kopise
Kopise
Kouise
Pifssarby
Mans
Railroad Avenue
Daniel EB. Johnson
George F. Beardsies
State
Clinton Avenues
Sparka
Clinton Avenue
Johnson
Tilson Brother Named for U.S. Judge Post in Georgia
President Coolidge sent the nomination of William J. Tilson of Georgia to the Senate for a federal judgeship in the middle district of Georgia. Tilson is a brother of Representative Tilson of Connecticut. Previous opposition centered on residency and qualifications.
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William J. Tilson
Georgia
Middle District
Senate
Coolidge
Tilson
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
House
Coolidre
Tilcon
Th- Sol
Distret
New Haven Fire Causes $150000 Loss in City Block
A three alarm blaze in New Haven caused estimated damages of 150000 to the old Ivea block. The fourth Moor wing and Armstrong pants plant were gutted and a pie of pants started the fire. Fire Chief Patrick Redmond was hospitalized briefly for smoke, with several others affected. Smoke and water damaged Morris Pinkus Droas, New Haven Plumbing Supply, Avavhar Electric, Pagenteele and Wlage dealers, and Nation Casket. About three to four hundred workers may lose jobs temporarily.
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Ivea
Armstrong Pants Company
vAs
Patrik Ro Redmond
Redmond
Iowa
Arn
Strong Company
Morris Pinkus Droas Company
Ant New Haven Plumbing Supply Company
Avavhar Electric Company
Pagenteele and Wlage Company
Dealera
Nation# Casket company
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