Coolidge League Reference Draws Challenge in New York
The League of Nations non-partisan group led by former Justice Clarke challenges President Coolidge’s stance. Signed by Clarke and others, the statement urges non-partisan review of American participation in the league and the permanent court. It cites earlier Hughes Hoover notes urging changes to the league covenant.
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Two Girls Hurt on Norwalk Street Driver Arrested
In Norwalk two young women Leun Fars igerdil aged 20 and Nar SS t on Rlee 18 were struck by an automobile driven by Maurice Lewis 10 Atadi won Street South Norwalk at about 6 30 tonight they were taken to Norwalk hospital reported resting comfortably Lewis was arrested charged with reckless driving bond set at 250
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Main Avenue
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Meetings Tonight and Various Fraternal Gatherings
Fragmented notes show Tonight’s meetings for several groups including Whenuck tribe TG Stratford bridgeport and Masonry associations with lodges and societies listed. Also mentions a university professor comment and a playful wartime veteran group gathering amid scattered venue and address fragments.
Cardinal Praises U S Generosity To Needy
Rome reports Cardinal Pant Neber praised American charity for starving German children and nuns, noting contributions from both Catholics and Protestants. Uncertainty remains over Cardinal Faulhaber’s plans for the upcoming consistory and possible return home next week.
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Germany
Faulhaber
Butler Seen As Philadelphia Safety Director Post
Gov Pinchot telegraphed President Coolidge urging Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler take leave from the Marine corps to become Director of Public Safety of Philadelphia. Mayor-elect Kendrick offered the post and urged a four year leave. Officials denounced the move as sensational and unnecessary.
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Department of Public Safety
Denies Jewels Help Columbus Voyage at Forum
Dr. Agide Pirazelai of New York challenged claims Columbus's parent was Jewish and that a Jewess pawned jewels for the voyage. He argued Columbus deserved glory for disciplined study and democratic ideals, while Mussolini era stance drew mixed views from the audience.
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President Coolidge to send mammoth Senate promotion list
Washington reports President Coolidge will transmit a large list of nominations to the Senate tomorrow. The batch includes numerous army adjutant and postmaster nominations, plus Frank B. Kellogg as ambassador to Greece and other diplomatic posts. Richart Washburn Child is retiring as ambassador to Turkey, with filling decisions pending weeks.
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Coolidge Seekings GOP Nomination for President
A preconvention report outlines President Coolidge backing from key Republicans as James B Reynolds and Stearns map the national campaign. Butler, a Massachusetts legislator, may factor in a Senate bid and campaign structure details include Washington headquarters and regional managers.
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Russian Refugee Lawyer Predicts Counter Revolt in Russia
M N Petchkovski a Petrograd lawyer who fled Russia after Bolshevik attacks predicts an anti Communist uprising as conditions improve. He cites peasant hatred of communists and argues foreign recognition and capital are needed for Russia to develop, while noting coalition advances and partial restorations under the Soviets. He spoke at a meeting under the YWCA International Institute.
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New Haven
Train wreck in New York area kills and injures many
A freight train collision near Erie station causes multiple deaths and injuries. Officials name victims including Mr and Mrs. Orta Sweet and several others while rescue teams extract casualties under lantern light. coroner to hold an inquiry as investigations begin.
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Qualification Pronouncement From Myalacouris Sermon
An archaic pulpit exchange shows a preacher warning brethren to repent or be lost in judgment. The narrator, within a Myalacouris context, stresses the stark consequence of spiritual failure and moral accountability. The fragment captures a stern admonition about repentance and doom without full context.
Mellon Expounds New Government Finance Program
Washington December announcement by Mellon details Treasury plan to issue two certificates of indebtedness totaling about 330 million dollars. One six month maturity at 3 percent and another a year at 4.75 percent. Proceeds from the issue to retire maturing certificates, pay interest, and redeem war savings certificates. Mellon notes no further fiscal operations planned until next March.
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More Mementors Found In King Tut Tomb Shrine
In Luxor on December 4, Associated Press reports further discoveries in Tutankhamun’s great shrine. Removal of a linen pall revealed a vast array of gilded wand-like staffs tied with mummy cloth and decorated with gold bands. Several bear hieroglyphs and the king’s cartouche. a probable royal mace was also found among temple relics.
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Ty Sten
Five Thousand Dollar Bonds for Drivers Found in Stolen Auto
State Police fixed bonds of five thousand dollars in the case against Phalrosey of 42 East 11th Street New York arrested Saturday night. He is charged with possessing a stolen automobile and could not raise bond. Authorities say a stranger paid him twenty five dollars to drive the car to Bridgeport near the railroad station, with no clue who supplied the funds or who would meet him there. Phalrose will likely be taken to New York today for further inquiry into possible involvement in other thefts.
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Board Drops School Changes Amid Excavation Delays
The board plans to abandon planned changes to the school due to expense and lack of funds. Excavation for the main building is near completion, with footings and rooms largely finished, while tweaks to heating, windows, and sash materials are under review. Inspectors will survey site work and the project timeline remains unsettled.
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Third House Robbery In Two Days Reported
Edward Tole of 6 Allee Street reported a burglary last night as burglars broke through a rear window while his family slept. Jewelry valued at 125 dollars was taken. A separate raid at 417 South Avenue saw two gas meters stolen along with coins.
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Church figures urge self starters in civic revival
Dr Chester Marshall at the First Methodist Church urged Americans to equip themselves with self starters not to wait for others. He warned church attendance is only 20 percent and called for individual initiative to energize evangelism and attract outsiders to worship.
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Amnesty Plea Sought For Imprisoned War Lawbreakers
Washington December eight. A be liberal appeal for amnesty for thirty two imprisoned violators of war laws has been sent to President Coolidge by the Group of Educators writers and editors. The appeal lists presidents McCracken Vasevent Wooley Mount Holyoke Neusan Sruth King Oberlin Park Bryn Mawr Rector Shuban Catholic University and others including William Allen White Dr Raymond os dict Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Mrs J B Harriman.
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Wilam Allen White
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J. Borden
Harriman
Jewish Population in Palestine Doubles in Three Years
New York reports a 59 percent rise in the Jewish population of Palestine over three years, reaching about 100,000. Demographer Arthur Ruppin notes two thirds are productive. immigration policy and a proposed 30,000 a year absorption target are discussed.
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In Loving Memory of Ralph Falmer
Beloved brother Ralph Falmer died December 1, 2:22, after a sudden blow and severe shock. Family laments the loss and recalls the quiet, final farewell.
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Sloter
Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife Glora A. Cavanaugh
The bereaved husband John J. Cavanaugh thanks relatives and friends for help and sympathy after the death of his wife Glora A. Cavanaugh. Gratitude is extended to employees of Howard Dry Goods Co and The American tied Crom.
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Italy Abstains From Tangier Conference Role
Paris December 8 The Italian Government declined to participate in the Tangier conference, saying its request to be represented arrived after work had begun. Officials note the conference is the result of London expert talks and negotiations dating to 1919, not Italy’s participation.
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Assocreaty Press
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Funeral Notices Compiled For Local Deaths
In Fairfield and nearby, numerous funeral notices detail services for James A Coates Cecelia Dunleavy Julia Brown Dougal and others with details of time dates and burial locations. Names include Fred Buchmann Patrick Dunleavy Julia Dougal Catherine McCaffery Mary Hodgins Mary Long Margaret Moloy John Murphy Warren Plumb Andrew Vaneko Alonzo Woods and more with services at St Michael's St Cyril and Methodius and local churches and cemeteries.
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Fairfield
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