Painleve Scores Part of Coolidge Message Disappointment Says Herriot
Frank E. Mason reports exclusive cable dispatch from Paris where Painleve and Herriot react to President Coolidge’s congressional message. Painleve urges bases and limits for disarmament and warns against isolationist policy. Herriot finds Coolidge’s tone encouraging but notes Europe’s interdependence with the United States. Moro-Giaffi Giaferri states France seeks significant arms reduction and debt settlement amid Franco American tensions. France advocates reduced military service and stresses disarmament as a path to peace.
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Frank E. Mason
Universal Service
Daris
Vrance
President Coolidge
Messagge
United States Congress
Toler Painleve
B&rowing
All Nations
United States
Ilsarmament Gan
Aml
Cookose
America
We Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
Coolidge
Isolaas
Europe
Bormec
Moro-Giaferri
Oolidge
France
Pouytius Pilate
Torcarno
Itato
Maher 1 Elected Harvard Marshal at Cambridge Ceremony
Marion Dalphy Cheek of Berkeley Calif yards to lead as first marshal Willard Tibbetts of Boston named second marshal John J Maher of Bridgeport Conn chosen football team halfback marshal for the year event announced tonight at Harvard ceremonies
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Campridge
Marion
Dalphy Cheek
Berkeley
Calif
Marsh
Clas Iin
Tonixh
Williard YJ. Tibbetts
Boston
Marhheal
John J. Maher
Lridgeart
Con
Yale to Support Health Societies New Tavern
Annie Gunditch of the Yale School of Nursing announced that the school will enter a program of vote cooperation with New Haven health and welfare organizations this year. Students will spend weeks in the children’s community center nursery school directed by Miss Ruth Niven, and seniors will gain practical experience by working with the visiting nurse association of New Haven for two months under supervision.
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New Tavern
Capy Deal
Annie Gunditch
Yale School of Nursing
New Haven Health and Welfar
Children’s Community Center
Ruth Niven
Yale Nursing School
New Haven
Plane to Seek Bargi EEA in Early Tomorrow Search
A dated and garbled dispatch reports a plane mission led by a crew including 12 of raburg to seek the barge Altaf miatha and at least 17 men stranded aboard after drifting in the Gul. The item blends unrelated ad text and illegible phrases, but centers on an aviation search operation and missing people at sea.
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Raburg
Altafmiatha
Opera conductor Serafin injured by auto in New York
Tallia Serafin principal conductor at the Metropolitan Opera was severely injured tonight when struck by a car outside his West Day Avenue home in New York. The accident caused severe contusions of the jettlez and knee cap as he was crossing the street after exiting his car. The driver Rosa Tonsette stopped the vehicle and remained at the scene.
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New York
Dee
Aps
Tallia Serafin
Metropolitan Opera Compilny
West Doayvenue
Ule Perea
Ariss Rosa Tonsette
Fire saves two. Clark family escapes
Neighbors report Harry Quinn dragged two people to safety as a blaze engulfed a two family house on Rose Street. McCathron and Chief Johnson arrived quickly, but residents accused the fire board president of poor handling while police kept order. Firefighters prevented spread to a adjacent home as flames breached the first floor and smoke ruined belongings.
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Quinn
Clark
McCathron
Johnson
Henry McCathron
Board of the Commowners
Daniel E. Johnson
Fire Board
Rose Street
Houge
Connecticut May Get U. S. Prison
Representative Bertrand H. Snell of Potsdam New York introduces a bill to authorize a Federal jail or penitentiary in the northeast. The plan aims to ease overcrowded facilities at Atlanta Leavenworth and the Pacific Coast by housing pretrial and short-term inmates nearby New York and New England. The House Judiciary Committee will seek a Justice Department recommendation, with prior form approval but no action last year.
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Washington
Dea
Connecticut
New York
Bertrand H. Snell
Potsdam
N. Y
Sessio
Congress
Snell
Department of Justice
Vial
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Pacific Coast
New England
Couple Convinced Son Died In War
In a strange case veteran Brazier says his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Prager now believe their son is dead. Mr Brazier filed formal application with Adjutant General Wood for government action. Arthur Lopes of Texas served inCompany E 8th Infantry and was reported killed October 6 1908 after a long court inquiry.
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Acthor Brazier
Charlea Prager
Frazier
Wood
Tlaazte
South Jackota
Arthur Franted
Arthur Lopes
Jewelry Heist At Boston Resort Reported
Police report a daring robbery at a Boston resort where attackers seized jewelry valued at about 25,400 dollars. Suspects are described as masked men who fled the scene before officers arrived. Local investigators appeal for tips.
Christmas Givers Meeting Aims To Coordinate Baskets
Representatives from Bridgeport organizations planning Christmas baskets attend a Monday meeting at 4 pm in Bridgeport Gas Light offices. George Hawley will preside under the Council of Social Agencies. The gathering seeks to prevent duplication and ensure no needy family is overlooked, providing a central information source for donors.
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Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Council of Social Agencies
George §. Hawley
Clarance King
Tinamedal Pedergenu
Bridgeant Lodge of Elks No
Parent-Teacher Associations
Board Education
Salvation Army
Post Publishing Co
Bridgeport SI Family Welfare Society
Catholic, Charitable Bureau
Bridgeport
Council of Churches
Bridgeport Brass Company
Remington Arms Company
Visiting Nurse Association
American Red Cross
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Women's Relief Corps
Oovet Congregational Church
Department of Prable Charity
Sunshine Clibs
Employes Tuberculosis Relief Association
New fight looms for Democrats in state committee shuffles
Reported intra party upheaval centers on district delegates and anti organization factions. Prospective chair candidates include Witzhenry and Mrs A Cures with opposition from Hartford figures. predictions vary on control of the state committee as reorganizing moves proceed.
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Mooney
Walsh
Witzhenry
Facian Tor Vire
A. Cures
Hartford
Tonleht Spellac
Nntio
Nntio Committeeman, Will Be Oppose Me Former State Civil Service Commivekiner
Thomias Trewes
Farnington
Ward G. Dolen
South Manchester
Democratic Party
Ste
Pevents
Spekesten
Wilberth
Ctvan
Abe Sue
Hirot Pereyuvim
Syelacy
Hear
Gover
Maryland
Fire Destroys Summer Camp Buildings After Delayed Response
Firefighters faced an almost impassable road to Pond Point as a second alarm arrived. Flames towered over the attic where camp gear and tents burned, while offshore winds fed the blaze. The chapel and dormitories were protected before crews tackled the main fire. Officials planned a check on damages with home officials arriving in Milford tomorrow.
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Lonely Pond Point
Lyon
Milford
Movie Man Starts Campaign to Keep Granges and Dempseys Off Screen
R F Woodhull of the Motion Picture Owners of America launches a national crusade to keep athletes such as Red Grange and Jack Dempsey from signing for dramatic film roles. A resolution urges cooperation from producers and distributors to purge the industry of perceived detrimental athlete signings, arguing exhibitors bear the financial impact.
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Movie Man
Granges
Dempseys
Columbus
Ohio
R. F. Woodhull
Dever
Motion Ploture Owners of America
bin Wa
Ghia
Hatiosa
Will TH. Hass
Motion Vieture Producers and Distributora
Amerte Tor
Motion
Ay Woodhull
Red Grange
Jack Dempsey
Woodhull
Daily Ambulance Call Record Summary
Times and locations of ambulance dispatches for Bridgeport area list incidents at 9 15 am 1 39 am and 6 20 pm. Victims include Frank Coline 6 ½ Highland Avenue near Railroad Avenue and Singer Street with a scalp laceration. Motorcycle Officer H J Kimmeriin 42 Noble Avenue near police headquarters with a left ankle tyre incident. Mrs Jane Migsing Adan Street with a right laceration. All taken to Bridgeport hospital.
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Frank Coline
Highland Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Singer Street
Bridgeport Hospital
H. J. Kimmeriin
Noble Avenue
Jane Migsing
Adan Street
Mother Know’s No Motive In Sister’s Death
Miss Lena Marcel left for Bridgeport to claim her sister’s body and arrange shipment to Leominster as investigators probe possible links to the incident. Gas odor traced to Miss Marcel’s room led to a fatal collapse. another boarder, Ralph Bergensen, fainted from fumes and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Lena Marcel
Bridgeport
fLeominster
Alfred W. Burdick
Ki. OH
Eaton
Pleasant Street
Miss Marcel
Marcel
Mar
Leominster
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Taton
Wheeler
Charles J. Wheeler
Bout & v
Mir Narcel
Ora
Ralph Bergensen
Hartford Police Suspended Over Thanksgiving Gala Conduct
Police officers George Murpl Sullivan and Keene of West Hartford were suspended from duty by the town’s police board pending an investigation into their conduct at a Thanksgiving event. The suspension followed reports that the three officers attended a dance at a prominent venue, part of the Hart wear social season's key event.
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Hartford
Der
George Murpl Sullivan
Keene
West Hartford
Dante
Ohio Governor Orders Clean-Up Wolf Poem Contained
Fragmented clipping reports the governor ordering cleanup amid a chaotic poem about a wolf at the door. It notes a university official Hor ton relief and legal hearings, plus references to communist claims and national publications in a jumbled congressional page.
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Wolffs
Grange Wiehtinde O
Horton
Claeses
Tiartan
The
Wolf's
Maine's fiddler tours Dearborn amid Ford interest
Dearborn hosts a weekly dancing event run under Al Pord's supervision. Maine's fiddler Dunham will not publicly perform, but the old organization remains active. Mrs Granv and her husband Mellie travel with Dunham to Detroit to visit Ford plants, see the "big city," and return to Maine soon.
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Norwa Marne
Dearborn
Ward
Ford Organization
President Coolidge Presents Budget Plan And Tax Cut
President Coolidge sent the budget message to Congress detailing a 1926 appropriation of 3,618,675,186 and a 1927 estimate of 3,494,222,308 with a planned tax cut he warns somewhat exceeds his judgment. He cites a 326 million tax reduction, notes a 310 million surplus for 1927, and argues further cuts are possible without derailing the budget as government expenditures shrink in key areas while defense and enforcement rise. He emphasizes continued economy and outlines spending changes across the air service navy coast guard and prohibition enforcement.
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Mec
Coolidge
Congress
Air Service
T Air Service
Coast Guard Service
Army
Navy
Post Office
National Advisory Committee On
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Coast Guard
United States
Navy Department
Wore
Illusions of Health Fallout Reported Abroad
Fragmentary text from a British AP file notes Kiplang Unchan ee Amh and Bussey in England reporting on a condition described as bronchial pneumonia. The fragment mentions an individual named Kinng connected to the condition and implies hospitalization or illness status without clear context or full sentences.
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Bussey
England
Ana Kinng
Chicago to Have New Opera House Proposal
Samuel Insull, head of the Chicago Civic Opera, proposed construction of an opera house costing 7,090,000 exclusive of land to be devoted to grand opera. He noted Chicago people have paid 1,000,000 annually for three years of opera and said a safeguard guarantee around 590,000 yearly would likely suffice, though not all of that might be required.
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Chicago
Samuel Insall
Ead
Chicago Civic Opera
Lue
Jie
Noted Clergyman to Speak Here A Large Dinner List
A noted clergyman will speak here. The event lists many attendees including Dr. William Horace Day, Chief Justice George W. Wheeler, Rev. Herbert S. Brown, Rev. Daniel Trick, and Rev. Irving J.T. Smith. The dinner committee features numerous local leaders and professionals from Stamford and surrounding areas.
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BE. W. Ragsick
Rand
W. I. Lashar
ES Buckingham
B. Kelly
Beach
W. MM Griffith
W. T. Hincks
Edward Jennings
J. 2. Klein
Ludge
Y. J. Muller
Richard Goypel
C. N. Worthen
Andrew R. Smith
H. H. Deloss
BL. B. Curtis
Samuel H. Wheeler
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Henry Blodgett
DeVer UW. Warner
W. Seymour Lacey
W. C. Bryant
Almon Chaffee
Elmer H. Havens
Annie B. Jennings
Mis. Graves
von Wyck
Weinstine
Frank Junt
Bradford Warner
Tracy Dickson
Allen W Paige
David
Day
Fred —. Moresa
Menry Renkell
Nathaniel Wheeler
William Horace Day
George
Maw Jey
Edward §. Wolfe
Henry KE. Kelly
J. W. Week
Steve Veronis
Frank J. Beeman
Herbert
Mitchell Trial Near Riot In Military Court
Colonel Herbert A. White moved to hold Major Guillen in contempt for attempting to introduce evidence twice rejected by the court. Judge Coronel Blanton Winship ruled the mayor could not be held in contempt after signaling intent to renew the effort. The afternoon session heard Los Angeles war veteran Howard Go Rath recount bombardment squadron losses during the St Mihiel offensive, drawing jeers when questioned about fear of anti aircraft fire. Brigadier General Edward Kine supported the view that fear does not excuse action, while Major General Robert T. Mowe urged the president to direct the military court guard to maintain order.
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Herbert A. White
Aflso
Guillen
Coronel Blanton Winship
Howard Go Rath
Los Angeles
California
St Mihiecl
France
Re ci
Edward ¥. Kine
Rei
Toutaphlanse
Robert T. Mowe
Miss Brandeis to Wed J H Gilbert
New York announces engagement of Susan Brandeis a practicing attorney and investigator linked to Supreme Court Justice Brandeis to Jacob H Gilbert a fellow lawyer. The wedding date is not set. Brandeis formerly U S attorney in New York aided cases against a building trades monopoly and later formed a law partnership with Benjamin J Strach. Gilbert is with Wanle Gilbert and Black.
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New York
Susan Brandeis
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Jacob H. Gibert
Miss Brandeis
United States
Benjamin J. Strach
United States Supreme Court
AL Harry Krucher
Gilbert
Wanle, Gilbert
Chinese General Shot by Cabin Boy Dies in Hospital
Canton anti red leader General Hong Chow-Ving was shot by a cabin boy aboard the American liner President Pierce while with his family. The general died in hospital today and the cabin boy killed himself after the incident.
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Suanguats Dees
Hong Chow-Ving
Canton
Pierce
Monroe Clothes Shops Fight Bankruptcy Filing
In New York City Cary Anselm, a self described snappy dresser, filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Monroe Clothes Shops Inc. The chain faces asset claims around 100000 and liabilities near 359000, with observers noting potential impact on its hat and vest offerings and its network of fashion outlets.
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New York
Cary
Monroe Clothes Shops, Inc
World Mate
Yale Professor Calls Hinduism Core Yet Unpractical
Yale Divinity School professor John Clark Archer told a United Church audience that Hinduism is the ultimate form of all religions yet remains impractical and ethically weak. He described Hindu attitudes toward life and afterlife as pervasive pessimism driven by fears of floods, famine, and war, noting many educated Hindus still see life as a prelude to exit.
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India
John Clark Archer
Yale Divinity School
United Church
Archer
Mr. Archer
Professor Archer
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