Nicaragua accuses Mexico of backing rebellion in Diaz regime
President Adolfo Diaz accused the Mexican government of outfitting and arming an expedition to Nicaragua to topple his administration. He warned that Mexican interference could trigger armed conflict and urged peace with revolutionary factions while denouncing U S calls for intervention. The manifesto vowed to defend Nicaragua's independence and constitutional order.
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Manaqua
Nicaragua
Adnlfo Diaz
NtaTagu
Iearagia
Sicrugiana
Resisent Ping
Centra Ameran
Mexica
Nicaratae
Miteria
United States
Calles
Ding
Mexico
Juan Sicast
Puerto Cabozs
Most Women’s Worst Worry Across Health Ads
An old medical ad promotes Portal to relieve numerous female distress symptoms. It claims one remedy can ease sleep loss anxiety and general malaise, promising restored health by cleansing the digestive system and boosting energy. The text markets Portal as a trusted product via a pharmacist channel.
Coolidge Signs Bills to Purify Politics
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge signed landmark reform bills aimed at purifying politics. One bill requires federal appointees to file affidavits denying any promises of consideration for appointment or support. The other bars payments to secure appointments.
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Washington
Politien
Coolidge
Hope of Curbing Arms Dims With Moves in Europe
London dispatch reports a marked decline in U S naval strength under President Coolidge budget plans, with British opposition to fixed ratios for ships. Europe sits bellicose, wary of disarmament as Italo German and Balkan moves unsettle stability amid rising alliances and preparations for war.
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Europe
U. S
Coolidge
By . A. Stansbury
London
United States Navy
Ogontlige
Cooltdne
Congress
AU Europe
Wea
League of Nationa
Counsil
Garvin
Sunday Observer
Thesera
Geneva
Italy
Beriin
Balkans
Jugo-Slavia
Greece
Albania
Turkey
Poland
Silesia
Polisd
Lithuania
Vilna
Soviet Russia
Roumania
Tisserabia
Royal Aus
England
Sin- Raporea
Two Killed in Lincoln Highway Crash Near New Brunswick
Two men died and two women were injured in a wreck on the Lincoln highway between this city and Metuchen. Victims were Samuel Wirseh Arreetd and William J. Murray both drivers, with Murray’s wife and Mrs John Healey also hurt. Passenger car struck a truck driven by Clemon Snyder of North Bergen. Murray and Healey treated at St. Peter’s Hospital. condition not serious. Mayler held on manslaughter technical charge by Coroner Edward W. Gowan.
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New Brunswick
N J
Lincoln Highway
Metuchen
Samuel Wirseh
Wiliam J. Murray
Clemon Snyder
North Bergen
Hirsch and
Murray
Mayler
Ediwald W. Gowan
Dedication of St Raphael’s Italian Church in Bridgeport
Bishop John J Milan dedicated St Raphael’s Roman Catholic Church at George and Center streets, erected by local Italian Catholics. Hundreds attended solemn high mass as Rev. Patrick Quinlan preached in Italian and praised parishioners’ efforts, with donations funding altars, statues, and stained glass windows.
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St Raphael's
George and
Center Streets
Bridgeport
John J Milan
Hartford
Patrick J. Meloney
Knights of Columbus
St. Charles’ Church
Thahep Nitan
Nilan
Warth
Patrick T. Quinlan
University of Louvain
Belgium
Thomas J. Sullivan
Monsienor McGivney
St Anthony and St Lucy Windows Donated by Parishioners
De Varari presented the stained glass windows of St Theresia and St Anna as gifts from James Ma tern and aon. The fourteen stations of the cross memorialize departed friends with inscriptions naming donors such as Thomas Lanese Stella De Grande Mrs M Franchi Myre Sher wil Balthasar Maggi Maria Rollers Celestina Battagiono Mia Del Bionto Thomas Naplea and Camily Francenca G Nastri and John Meflugh. Sanctuary lamp in the upper structure was donated by Louis Mlonc ards and the children's chapel lamp by Adelaide D Ostiglio. The children's chapel will be reserved for exclusive use with a special Mass each Sunday and religious instruction on Thursdays and Fridays.
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St. Anthony
St. Lucy
de Varari
St. Theresia
St. Anna
James Matern
Aon
Mary and
Heton Stanley
Rose Minatti
Balthasar Maggi
Maria Rollers
Celestina Battagiono
Mia
del Bionto
Thomas Naplea
Camily
Francenca
Mascagni Begins Duties as Scala Opera Conductor
Milan December 12 AP Pietro Mascagni begins duties as director conductor of the Scala opera temporarily standing in for the ailing Toscanini. Toscanini took temporary leave due to nervous exhaustion but may return. Mascagni may retain conductorship if Toscanini does not return. Swarthmore Pa December 13 AP Rhodes scholars announced for 32 states. 42 US scholarships available at Oxford with 400 pound yearly stipends for three years. Scholars represent universities from Alabama to Wyoming with selections based on intellect character and leadership.
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Milan
Pietro Mascagni
Hegan Pedeargiala
Scala Opera
Arturo Toscanin
Scala Opera House
Toscanin
Mascagni
Toscanini
The
Rivera
Mascani
Swarthmore
Rhodes
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Rhodes Trustees
Fhe
Oxford
Zarties
University of Oxford
United States
Alabama
the W. Baugh, Jr
University of Alabama
Arizona
John B. Meek
Drake University
Kansas
Brewster Morgan
University of Kansas
Louisana
Ben R. Miller
Louisana State University
Michigan
Edgar H. Alles
University of Michigan
Minnesota
Dean A. Clark
Princeton University
Mississippi
Myers &. McDougal
University of Mississippi
Missouri
Charles 8. Parker, Jr
University of Missouri
Montana
Andrew V. Corry
Winthrop
St. John’s Road
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University Nebraska
Hugh B Cow
Oxfont Street
University of Nebraska
Nevada
Frederick 7. Seibert, Jr
University of Nevada
New Mexican
Woodyield Westin
University of New Mexico North Carolina
WF. G. McCarthy
Duke University
North Dakota
Edmund O Betsheim
University of North Dakota
Oklahoma
Charles Frugene Springer
University of Oklahom
Oregon
Alfons Korn
University of Oregon
Kriss Mass Row Splits Church Over Xmas Abbreviation
New York dispatch reports Dr William Norman Guthrie condemns the campaign to drop Xmas as irreverent and ill advised. He notes Xmas has long appeared in ecclesiastical paraphernalia and mocks the push as pointless.
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New York
Der
Willan T. Manning
William Norman Guthrie
St. Marka-In-the-Bouwerle
Ehugh
Manning
Christ
East
Sida
Our Children Ay ANGELO PATRI Our Children Ay ANGELO PATRI
A mother and son argue over homework and overbearing assignments. The boy complains algebra and history are impossible and the mother insists on study, while the boy plans to pass exams with minimal work. A fragment shows classroom pressure and parental conflict.
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Angelo Patri
Russian Count Faces Deportation For Immigration Violation
A Russian named Count Adelberg was arrested on immigration violation charges for misrepresenting his admission application. He was released on a $2,100 bond after interview with a Washington Star reporter. Adelberg, a hotel clerk, warned deportation would bring death to his family tied to Caer Nigholan.
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Washington
Count Baail Alderberg
Alderberg
United States
J. Washington Star
Adelberg
Caer Nigholan
Plotkin Purchase Case Sees Settlement In Fairfield
Amicable resolution ends Benjamin E. Plotkin versus John H. McGarry over a Fairfield building lot sale. McGarry admits he and Plotkin had pursued terms for over a year and that a condition against Jewish buyers was not enforceable. Plotkin paid 5000 dollars with 250 cash and a mortgage. McGarry transfers property to Plotkin's wife and assumes costs to satisfy the agreement in December 1926.
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Benson
Barlow
Fairfield
Benjamin E. Plotkin
John H. McGarry
Plotkin
McGarry
Fairield
Tie
Baco# Wakeman and Son Realty company
MacGarry
Wakeman and Sons Company
McGar
Flotkin
Fairfield County
John H. Mcjarry
John TF. McGairry
Benjamin J. Plotkin
John TH. McGarry
John HR. McGarry
Benjamin 7. Plotkin
Benjamin F. Plotkin
John E. McGarry
Benjamin FE. Plotkin
Benjamin EB. Plotkin
Treniarin
Wallfield
Wesleyan Debaters Lose Audience in Princeton Contest
Wesleyan defeated by Princeton in a campus debate with three judges voting for Wesleyan on the issue that co education similar to state universities is advisable in colleges of higher learning. Wesleyan supported the affirmative while the audience favored Princeton.
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Middletown
Wesleyan
Princeton
Reward for Negro Explorer Urged in U S Congress
Washington December 12 AP A bill by Representative Cellar Democrat New York urges awarding a suitable medal to Matthew A Hansen the Black explorer who accompanied Admiral Peary to the North Pole Hansen is credited with saving Peary from death while making the polar discovery possible yet has received no reward or honor and is now an aging obscure Customs House employee in New York
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Wasitington
Matthew A. Hansen
Admiral Peary
North Pale
Representative Cellar
Democrat
New York
Hansen
Peary
Reckless Driver Sentenced to Nine Months in Jail
Cuicypee Mass December 12 AP sentence of nine months in the House of Correction was imposed on Clarence Morrill twenty four of Springfield in District court yesterday for driving an auto to endanger the public. This is the heaviest penalty in a like case. Morrill appealed. He drove on the wrong side of a trolley car striking Mrs Eva Tomilette. The woman's injuries resulted in loss of gain and hand.
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Cuicypee
Mass
House of Correction
Clarence Morrill
Springfield
Morris
Eva Tomilette
Christie Missing Authors Stir England in Mystery
Novelist Agatha Christie remains missing after more than a week with authorities and friends baffled. Doctors, detectives, and writers weigh theories from amnesia to murder as crowds search Surrey Downs with bloodhounds and motorbikes.
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Guilford
England
Agatha Clarisse Christie
Presa
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Surrey Downs
Wiliam Arbuthnot Lane
Christie
Edgar Wallace
London
Walter Dew
Scotland Yard
Doctor Crippen
Canada
Conan Doyle
Morse's Son Goes Into Bankruptcy
Benjamin W. Morse son of Charles W. Morse former steamship magnate files voluntary bankruptcy in Federal court in Boston with liabilities of 229769 and assets nil. Creditors include the U S government for 1220 income tax 37000 Continental Trust Company Washington 22000 Dollar Bank Wheeling 54000 tied to Adriatic Steamship financing. Attorney notes Morse spent months in Washington and New York due to actions against him and family in steamship financing affairs.
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Boston
Benjamin W. Morse
Charles W. Morse
U. S
Continental ‘Trust Company
Washington, D. C
Dollar Bank of
Adriatic Steamship Company
Morse
Poperly
Washington
New York
Governor Dillon defies inaugural ball dress code in New Mexico
Governor-elect R C Dillon says he will not wear full evening dress to the New Mexico inaugural ball on New Year's Eve. The executive committee demands acceptance of custom while Helena reports a distinct earthquake shock felt at 6 44 p m.
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Santa FI
N. M
Helena, Mort
Helena
Appropriation Sought for Tax Refunds and Other Items
President Coolidge asked Congress to appropriate 175,283,000 to cover anticipated government refunds before June 30, part of a total 175,700,000 for tax refunds.Budget notes say surplus includes such items. Other requests include 235,000 for Greorp flood protection, 20,000 for Hawaii education conference, 1,500 for the fine arts commission, and an extension for 6,844 used repairs on the White House.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Budget Committee
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Hawaii
Fine Arts Commission
White House
Two Men Retired by New Haven Road
New Canaan December 12 Special Joseph Keating after 41 years with the New Haven railroad and years as a conductor on the New Canaan branch has retired on pension. Dennis J. Doyle, once a round house employee and caretaker of station grounds between Stamford and Port Chester, also retires on pension after 37 years with the railroad.
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New Canaan
Joseph Keating
New Haven Railroad
Dennis J. Doyle
Round House
Stamford
Port Chester
Thas
Wife who killed rival is freed
Kansas City December 13 AP A wife Blanche Richmond 33 of St. Joseph freed on murder charge for the November 28 shooting of 16 year old Carrie Sparks in Kansas City The woman testified she shot Sparks after finding her husband with Sparks and said the girl moved toward a dresser possibly for a gun A packing house employee said Mrs Richmond earned 35 cents an hour and supported herself her husband and his parents The husband has not been found by police.
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Kansas City
Justice of the Peace
Frank Benanti
Blanche Richmond
St. Joseph
Carrie Sparks
Richmond
Miss Sparks
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