Stratford Church considers Bellick as Whitehead successor
Rev F Stantex Sellick of Leb aney Conn is invited to Stratford Congregational church to candidate for Rev Whitehead’s post in Mansfield Ohio The eleven member committee chose Rev Bellick a Lebanon rector and gifted speaker to carry on Whitehead’s work The church will ratify the appointment at a pulpited meeting after candidates preach Chief Strongheart speaks at Stratford High School on Native American life and treaties detailing Walla Walla and Standing Rock reservations and impact on the Yakima people
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Vr Pwtchead
Whitehead
Sellick
Congregational Church
Bellick
Mr. Bellick
Lebanon
Mr. Whitehead
Con'sig
Arthur G Ballwin
Nescon J. Reed
George Dunbar
Leon F Baker
Nathan E Wells
Farnham Fox
Edmund H Judson
H M Ellsworth
George Zink
Ernest Laycock
Frank Blakeman
Seitick
Indian Chet
Nipo Strongheart
Yakima
Stratfe
Oronoque Lodge Building Association
Chief Strongheart
Columbus
Stronghear
Walla- Walla
Bureau of
Inian Affairs
Indiana
Indian education policy debate voiced by Chief Strongheart
The speech argues for unifying the bureau of education over Indian schooling and equal access to public schools. It notes 180,090 young braves and 1,600 Red Cross nurses served in WWI, urges unity, and stresses education as a path to respect and opportunity, alongside concerns about cultural influence and schooling quality.
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Stonyheart
Chief Strongheart
Bureau
Fand du Turn
Red Cross
Hartford Federal Court Indictments Across December Session
Four indictments were returned at the December session opening. John J Connahue of Waterbury received a suspended 1.5 year sentence for embezzling 1562.09 in postal funds. Peter Drago of Hartford jailed for morphine possession. Charles Caisth of New Haven pled not guilty to narcotics violations. Modisto Gomez of New Haven fined 100 for selling unpermitted cigars. Hubert W. Sweeny of Lebanon fined 200 for post office funds theft. Other cases set for February trial in New Haven. bond forfeiture and arrest warrants issued for Frederick Sutherland. Claude de Roberto of Providence fined 460 for transportation of liquor, Nicko Laom pardo of Waterbury 200 for transporting beer, Peter Dravinskas 200 for illegal beer manufacture.
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Hartford
US District Court
Edwin Thomas
John J Connahue
Waterbury
Atlanta
Materbury
Guily
Peter Drago
Charles Caisth
New Haven
Modisto Gomez
Hurbert W. Swee
Le'on
Lebanon
United States
John McCarron
James (Igford
Frederick Sutherland
Washington, D C
Sutheland
Claude de Roberto
Providence
Yetty Kien
Winsted
Nicko Laompardo
Waterh
Peter Dravinskas
Kerosene Lamp Fire Destroys Car and Garage
In New London, Der 7 addressed a stalled car on Pratt Street and retrieved a kerosene lamp to check another vehicle. The lamp tipped, igniting the car and garage, and Donatelio was burned while attempting to extinguish the fire.
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New London
Nicholas Buoratel
Pratt Street
Donatelio
Railroad Policeman Appointed by State
Acting Governor J Edvin Brainard appointed John McAuliffe of New Haven as a railroad policeman on the application of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. The cattle commission bill for veterinary services totaling 3207.05 for November was approved.
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Hartford
J Edvin Brainard
John McAuliffe
New Haven
New York, New Haven
James Whittlesey
Brainard
Fairfield elects Vincent Keating to town school board
Fairfield voters saw the resignation of H H Rennell after nine years and the election of Vincent L Keating of Elm Street to fill the unexpired term. Keating, a Bridgeport attorney and Democrat, joins a board that also named Stanley H. Bullard secretary. The meeting approved bus route changes at Sherman and Greenfield Hill stops and raised janitors’ pay at Roger Ludlowe High School for a one month trial. Several building permits were issued for local homes and additions, while church officers and committees were reappointed at the First Church of Christ.
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Fairfield
H HH. Rennell
Southport
Vincent L Keatang
Elm Street
Rennell
Flo
Keating
Bridgeport
Suc
Pease
Rennett
William O Burr
Stanley H. Bullard
M. Keating
Marsh, Stoddard and
Greenfield Hill
Sherman School
Fairfield Center
Brown's Brook
Smith Gas Station
J. Wells
Lincoln School
Bancroft School
J. E. Thomas
Roger Ludlowe High School
Aluttitt
J Lynch
Harold C Rullar
Centrr Street
Harlow Road
Pequot Road
Arthur Womrath
Sasen Hill Road
Helen Watson
Redding Road
Arthur Hilyard
Turney Road
du Pont Company
MI Plain Road
Jacoh Huber
Jackman Avenue
First Church of Christ
O W Holmes
Charles B. Jennings
Bacon Wakeman
Frederick Sturges
FA Burr
A of Lavery
C B
Jennings
Cilgin
O W. Holmes
Burr
W Deyo
Litommedicu
GB P Blanchad
Andrew S Wakeman
Litius Bevo
James 0 Bulkley
A.A Saunders
Calvin
T Payson Blanchard
PenjJamin Bulkley
Additioon
O Burr
Coast Guard Station Damaged by Blaze in New London
A fire at Coast Guard headquarters on the state pier destroyed home duplicate records and caused about 600 in damage to executive offices. The local fire department responded but base fire crews controlled the blaze. A board of inquiry opened today to investigate the cause.
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New London
Dee 7
Coast Guard
State Pier
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