Wesleyan Professors Endorse Holt in Connecticut Senate Race
A group of Wesleyan University professors in Hartford declares they will vote for Hamilton Holt in the Connecticut United States Senate race. They emphasize support for international cooperation through the League of Nations and World Court and favor the Geneva protocol, signing a public statement with multiple faculty members.
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Hartford
Conn
Wesleyan University
Hamilton Holt
United States
Jem Connecticut
League of Nations
World Court
Mr Hoelf
Nofta
William North Rice
Earl P Harrington
A. (. Armstrong
Homer (. Whitford
H. Conley
Frank W Nicolson
Morris B Crawford
Burton H. Camp
MT Chase
W. J. James
W. G Chanter
W. G Foxe
Notable Names in 19th Century American Figures
A list of individuals includes Byke P W Buffon C D Fisher Edgar Fauver George FE Raynor H D Goodrich Lane W Lancaster Everett R Clinchy ROM William son Wilbert Snow and Cornelius F Kruge, suggesting a roster of contributors or participants in a regional study or society.
Egyptian Prince Condemns Britain Seizure of Egypt
Cairo dispatch reports Prince Omar Toussoun, kin to King Fuad, denouncing the murder of Sir Lee Stack and accusing Britain of extortionate demands and preplanned control. He backs Alexandra’s stance against foreign officials in city government and calls for a national conference before any moves. In Washington, Attorney General Stone presents several federal bench appointments to President Coolidge as vacancies mount.
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Cairo
Dev
Omar Toussoun
Fuad
Sy Lee Stack
Egypt
Great Britain
Alexandra
Tiree
Wea
Washington
Coolidge
Stone
Republicans Alone Able to Protect State Says Page
DeWitt Page of Bristol Connecticut calls for a Republican Senate seat to ensure protective tariffs for the state’s industries. He notes wartime competition from German Swiss Swedish and Ball bearing makers and urges electing Bing ham to Washington to safeguard local employment and capital investments.
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Page
DeWitt Page
New Department Manufacturing Company
Bristol
Conn
Senate
Connecticut
Mr. Page
Washington
Bingham
Danbury Apathy Lingers Over Senate Election
The December 9 dispatch notes Danbury’s indifference to the coming special election to fill the late Senator Frank B. Brandegee’s seat. Voters show little enthusiasm with no rallies planned and booths already set from the November presidential election. The voting machines and election setup are in place awaiting results.
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Danbury
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Bill creates federal bureau to regulate civil air navigation
A House sub committee has drafted a bill to establish a Bureau of Civil Air Navigation in the Department of Commerce. The measure sets registration, safety enforcement, and credentials for airmen, and asserts U S sovereignty over airspace. The full committee has not acted yet but favors progressing the bill. Washington December 9.
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Washington
Federal
House Commerce
Winslow
Congress
Nr Navigation
Bureau of Civil Air Navigation
Department of Commerce
United States
Bil
Congress of the United States
Puccini Estate Value Reported At 20 Million Lire
Rome Dec 9 The wit of Ala Romo Puccini, the composer who recently died at Hrusnels, is expected to be filed soon. It is understood he left a fortune of 20,000,000 lire, which with royalties will yield about 800,000 lire yearly.
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Rome
Alaromo Puccini
Hrusnels
Hedge on Town Land Kept by Stratford Church Lease Signed
Stratford, Dec 9. Town Manager R H Hunter signs a lease allowing the Church of the Holy Name on Barnum Avenue to keep a hedge on town land for 0 years at a nominal sum. Trustees expected to sign, preserving town rights to reclaim the strip if needed. The move ends earlier contention over church encroachment and avoids uprooting the hedge.
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Stratford
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
Barnum Avenue
R. H. Hunter
May Bay Church
Stratford Congregational Church
Red Men’s Hall
William Morehouse
Church Street
Bain Street
Tenner's
Town Hall
Lovell
Mossy Hall
Donald Sammin
Stratford Center
Center
Sammis
Tt la
German Elections Seen as Hopeful Sign by Coolidge
President Coolidge calls Germany’s general election results a hopeful sign that the German people will carry forward Dawes Plan obligations. The White House regards the returns as showing a desire to continue the nation’s recent course amid reparations. In Stratfield, a local fundraiser aided art supplies for students at Taniclin grammar school, supporting teachers and new art instruction.
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Washington
Coolidge
Dawes
White House
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