King Sends Out Letters to 10 Voters in G C P Appeal
Republican leader John T. King mails a lengthy letter to every voter in the city addressing tariff and World Court issues. He urges voters to back Hiram Holt as Republican senator and governor elect, arguing Coolidge needs a senator aligned with party traditions and expressing concern over Holt’s potential shift on the League of Nations.
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John T. King
Holt
League of Nations
King
Mr. Holt
Rin
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Isa
Meinber
Model Acquitted in Slaying Admirer in Paris Circuit
A jury in Circuit Court acquitted Kathryn Kearney a widow and former artist's model who testified self defense in the slaying of Claude W. Morris her married admirer. Morris was shot to death in Mrs. Kearneys apartment May 31.
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Lowis
Circuit Court
Kathryn Kearney
Claude W. Morris
Morris
Indictment against New York Tribune lifted
Federal Judge John A. C. Knox quashed the second indictment against New York Tribune Inc publishers of the New York Herald Tribune for publishing income tax returns. United States Attorney William Hayward said an appeal to the Supreme Court would be filed immediately.
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New York
John AC. Knox
Ngainat
New York Tribune, Inc
New York Herald Tribune
United States
Willum Hayward
Supreme Court
Bingham Answers Host Challenge On World Court
Hamilton floist, Democratic nominee for minator, challenged Lieutenant Governor Ilram Bing against his wiltude toward the World Court. He favors U S adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice as recommended by President Coolidge and endorsed by the Republican platform. If Senate cannot adopt the proposal, he would vote for the best form of World Court approved by the President.
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WAVEN
Hamilton Flost
Minator
Ilram Bing
World Court
Mr. Hingham
Coolidge
Republican Party
Senate
Ungoverned Passion Ends in Rejection and Rage
A wealthy older man pleads with a young woman who insists she cannot marry him. He erupts in anger and calls her stone cold, insisting Cupid cannot sway her. The dialogue underscores a doomed union and the stubborn resolve of the heroine.
Legal ruling clears defunct brokers of partnership in failed bank case
New York judge ruling in a $12 million bankruptcy suit found William C. Peyton George W. Perking Anne du Pont Peyton Moelna Perkins Dorothy Perkins Freeman and Edward W. Freeman were not partners in the Knauth Nachod and Kuhne brokerage firm. The lenders were deemed creditors, and the repayments prior to the firm’s collapse left them with returns but no shared ownership in the failed international exchange house.
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New York
A. T. Clearwater
Kingston
William C. Peyton
George W. Perking
R. Anne du Pont Peyton
Moelna Perkins
Dorothy Perkins Freeman
Edward W. Freeman
Knauth, Nachod and Kuhne
Peytons
Perkins
Freemans
Knauth
Nachod
Kuhne
Clerwater
John R. Hall
Wiel
Peyton
Dors
A Slight Error in the Race Report
A fragment notes defeat of Jouckey-Well with two persistently behind, Asgusted Supported-Gara finishing first and second in the next race. Tid Bits
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Jouckey
Nerses
Gara
Cromwell Lacks Fire Protection
A Hartford Courant report flags Cromwell’s fire protection gap after a blaze at A. N. Pierson, Inc. The town has no own hoses or equipment and relies on Middletown, risking exposure to nearby areas. The piece notes private water works, hydrant rentals, and possible formation of a fire district or volunteer department, with local leaders discussing hydrant rental, rates, and regional aid.
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A. N. Pierson
Cromwell
Hartford Courant
Middletown
Pitt
Mulletown
Pierson’s
Cromwell Water Company
Orange
Woodruff
Watson
Charles Stovall
Stevens
Stovall
Jug Lane
Hia Hougehold
Oniy
Hia
Gelertman
Kirkpatrick
Public ‘Utilities Commission
Seven Water Company
Middletown Fire Department
Merson
Dr. Yallock
Willy
Woman's Relief Corps Home
Seleeman Kirkpatrick
Crommyell
American Legion
Ealm
Canaan
East Frampton
Norfolk
Woodbury
Raw Eggs Diet Solve Puzzle for Dog
A muddled report notes Donald B. Meathlan and West of Lina attempting a diet plan for a fox Mskime puppy. The dog reportedly swallowed eggs one by one from a kite top perch, then dropped them to the floor where they were eaten, illustrating a quirky solution to the diet problem.
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Morris H
West
Lina
Tia
Wan
Donald B. Meathlan
Lefore
Lima
Radio Program Announcements Across Major Stations
Eastern time listings show WEAF WNYG WJZ and others broadcasting music talks weather forecasts and performances. Programs include Richard de Sylva Norae Fairy Tales Dorothy Burke and the Lido Venice Orchestra with mixed light classics and vocal selections across several hours edited for listening markets.
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Ne Weaf
New York
Richard de Sylva
Vielin
I Ricard de Sylva
Winnie Lighter
S—Rudolph Joskowitz
Sir Liebrobin
Dorothy Burke
Rudollph Joskowitz
Lido
Venice Orchestra
WNYG
Polica
Board of
Little Symphony Orchestra
Wohlmann
WJZ
Julian Heath
Eleanor Gunn
Jcke
Georgea Gut
Orenertra Music
Dae Eeere
Ensemble
Fnancial Teview
Ronertra Serentions
Wright and
Beeminger
Dsay
Oredentns Hinsley Y
Omens Bible Claga Orchestra
Erna Korn
WGES
Santoro
Sopranea
Coprand
Ocal
Siunt
Leaby
Lenale Geebea
Hlitter
Ro Pals
Aarigsee
Mmusic
W—Kienanshutertasl
Mary
Iunibuetel
Bile—Musual Pus
HILL
Caured Peogeain
Niuv
UBC Lyso
Newark
Bese Iain
Dui Egieden Dayle
Uwo
Bessie bin
VeOun
Lew
Didyhengs
thlo-Gbuuren
Uigo
Oaberivud Wuartel
Suwa
Tea Huom
Ju—Spourt
Porce
Uonmels
U—Sport
Pouce
Studio Prace
va—Organ Revital
Widu—Sylvania Orchestra
WOAP
Philadelphia
I— Humes
Arcue
Springfield
sv—Cheeser Inn
WORP
Washington
Wardima Park
WRO
Mur Glynn
Jane
Willard
WORH
Buffalo
Macket
Staller
Troubleshooting and How It's Done in Radios
A vintage guide explains that simple failures cause most radio troubles and patience pays off. It details steps from checking tubes and battery connections to testing jacks, binding posts, soldered joints, and antenna ground wiring. It advises using a hydrometer for the A battery and a voltmeter for B, and suggests consulting reference books when needed.
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Delta
Tragedy strikes Cardinal ace Jack Wakefield
Memphis, Tenn. Dec. 11. Jack Wakefield star fullback of Vanderbilt and noted Cardinal baseball prospect shot himself after a quarrel with hisfiancee. A brilliant prep star, he played for St Louis Nationals then backed by Danville Three I League before breaking his leg and ending his season. He leaves a surviving brother.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Wakefield
St. Louis
St. Louis Nationals
Jack
Cardinals
Danyule
Great Britain Tops Tea Consumption Records
Great Britain holds the Western World tea drinking title with 9.62 pounds per person in the last year. Sweetened tea boosts per capita sugar intake to 72.12 pounds. Tea imports totaled 384,067,308 pounds, with English and Scottish cooperative societies handling about one seventh of sugar imports across the period.
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Great Britain
Radio interference guidance for hobbyists in the neighborhood
The text warns listeners about worst interference from improper tuning and detector use. It urges careful tuning, turning off if reception breaks into squeals, avoiding light detector gain, and not overadjusting. It recommends adding stages or a better receiver and consulting a radio expert to prevent disturbing neighbors.
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Howe
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