France Accepts German Proposals on Ruhr Rein Land
Paris reports that France, with limits, accepts German proposals submitted by Herr Von Hoesch on talks with France and Belgium concerning Ruhr and Rhineland questions. Poincare says France will negotiate firmly within its rights, preserving treaty prerogatives while engaging Allies.
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Belgium
Ruhr and Rhine
Paris
Associated Press
Limitaons
Herr von Hoesclharge
Germany
France
Ruhr
Domestic dispute erupts on Lafayette Street injuring officer and suspect
Early Sunday hours near 473 Lafayette Street rang with a domestic battle ending in injuries. Officers responded as Joseph Ligeiski allegedly struck his wife, a self defense exchange followed, and the injured officer was rushed to hospital. Suspect held on assault charges as a patrol car and medic team tended the scene.
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Ness
Lafayette Street
Meeman
Joseph Ligeiski
Wan
Potter
Wilzetaki
Mergancy
Potiwuun Ceushlin
Tiasit
Latayru
George Tenay
Actor Flees To Port Chester Absconding Troupe Plans
A would be theatrical troupe bound for the south encountered a shock when their professor organizer vanished to Port Chester where he was to wed. Police attention is drawn to his activities as they investigate the matter amid a public advert for actors and a reported listing on State street.
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Stuxe
Briegeport
Port Chester
State Street
Howac
Man Admits Stole Five Tons Sugar In Clean Burglary
George Williams of Davenport Street admits leading a large burglary at the National Corporation sugar warehouse on Water Street. He says he acted alone on December 2, stole about five tons valued at $1,079, and triggered reduced charges for five accomplices after his confession. Several others face lesser counts as investigations continue.
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Win Tees
George Williams
Davenport Street
Wadino
Eles
National Corporation
Water Street
Lindsepor
Wilhiams
Michael Kiley
Jy Curling
Ernest Laurence
Gil
Denominations Seen as Crime Says Clergyman
Rev. Willian Thrace Day declares sectarian division wasteful and unchristian while urging organic church unity modeled on federalism. He argues denominations differ by gauge like railroads and warns against rigid sectarian limits, advocating cooperation within a federated church framework.
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Willian Thrace
Churel Unity
Jr -Imericate
Alonk Lings
Avatem
America
Day
Moana
Westport Chief Links Break-ins to Envy and Thrills
Westport police chief Charles J. Quigley ties four break-ins at wealthy homes to envy and yearning for luxury. Investigations suggest intruders sought the aura of a well furnished home, with only one theft at a residence. footprints and a woman's handkerchief were noted. Two more recent cases involved Horace Hurlburt and Schuyler Carlsonson, with no valuables taken. authorities expect arrests soon.
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Westport
Charles J. Quigley
Westport Souths
Clio
Marry Morriu Ayres
Columbia
Ayres
Aarindow
Ayers
Eainy Wag
Horace Hurlburt
Myrtle Avenue
Schuyler Carelson
King's Highway
Quigley
East Side Man Reported Home Stripped of Family
Weatelel, Weng Nia wi kes Juxeph Lengmacque returned to his Pembroke Street home Saturday to find his dwelling emptied of most furnishings. Realneque reports his wife Mia and their two children were absent, while Mrs. Bencetheque is said to have removed personal belongings in a trunk and other items during the short notice departure.
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Weatelel
Lengmacque
Pembroke Street
Fragmented World News Digest Across Continents
The item presents a garbled mix of global and domestic notes. It mentions religious disputes at a Methodist superintend ent meeting, references to Kant and a railroad accident near Westport, and several political and military topics. Also noted are mentions of Chinese affairs, Clemenceau’s car accident, and domestic railway and tax topics.
Weather advisory warns of coastal storm ahead
Washington December 1 weather bulletin warns of a disturbance over the Tauwrenne valley moving northeast as high pressure shifts and strong north winds rise. Expect gale to storm force winds by Monday morning with coastal areas likely to feel impacts.
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Washington
Der
Keatners
Maine
Tauwrenne Valley
Wala Force Monroy
Stores Open Evenings For Shoppers In Christairs
Evening shopping hours extend at local stores on Thursday nights in December. Shoppers, including Javidgeport and Aner Tutt, plan extended hours to accommodate seasonal demand. Authorities urge calm, noting safety and orderly crowds during the added hours.
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Christairs
Javidgeport Aner
Tutts Fave
Cvehine Iil
Avelook
Alee
Wreck of Steamer Runa Believed to Lose Many Lives
Reports from the sea indicate the steamer Runa foundered off Frying Pan Shoals with 22 believed dead. Lifeboat found with occupants deceased, survivors rescued by American steamer WV Mills, and the Madoc aided in search. Names and exact wreck unknown as authorities continued inquiries.
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Mfe
Sestervar
Kung
Tanghuais
Lave Beet
Bert
Dhe
Modoc
Indies
Milly
Merctwant and Mineral Sramsportalion Company
Leyleshire
Watik
Liverpool
Savannah
Keating denies improper conduct as deputy jailer
New Slaven Dec 16 Edara Keating dismissed Friday as deputy jailer of New Haven County jail on charges of improper conduct. He told the press he would not seek reappointment and defended actions with prisoner George Mighn. Keating said securities were assigned to Sheriff Thomas J. Reilly and fully protected the state against fines. He admitted an error in filing a required bond but said the commission could have waived it. He argued reappointment would not be fair to Sheriff Reilly or taxpayers.
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New Slaven
Edara
Keating
New Haven County
Supreme Court
Charaéa
George. Mighn
Hisr Eedon
Bliglin
Thomas J. Reilly
Aberiff
Mighn
Uoanor
Keating Sraidi
Walter
Stave
MP. Keatny
Heaty
Sherif
Reilly
Football crowd in fight ends with youth arrest
Police contained a major disturbance at a local football game on Sunday afternoon. One youth was arrested for breach of the peace after clashes near Stratford, while others were questioned. Investigators from the Bureau of Investigations reviewed the scene, and several bystanders were noted as unsettled by the incident.
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Glugalng
Fricamin
Robert Dungan
Bureau of Investigatians
Stratford
Ube
Milford football players hurt in factory crash
Milford team members were injured when a truck carrying 14 Milford football players overturned after colliding with a touring car near Vitla hospital. Four men were unconscious and rushed to hospital. several identified with names from Milford and nearby towns.
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Nav Bedford
Hever Taonihets
Milford
Vitla Hospital
Lomapet
Mat Woburn
Joseph Ate
Tony Salon Itil Penne Vitae Wae
Gasoline fumes blamed in two naval deaths
In a Washington report two naval men are drowned after inhaling gasoline fumes during a routine operation. Officials traced the incident to hazardous vapors near the vessel, with investigations underway to determine exact cause and responsibility.
Insurgents Demand Compromise as Senate Deadlock Persists
Insurgents refuse hints of agreement and threaten to back Smith as progressives line up to defeat Cummins. Senate stalemate continues with lawmakers from opposing factions seeking a path forward amid mounting pressure and strategic maneuvering.
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Senate
Cummins
La Follette Backing Howell and Couzens in Senate clash
In a complicated party maneuver, La Follette endorses Howell of Nebraska and Couzens of Michigan for top Senate seats while insurgents push a plan to sequence ballots. The stalemate over Cummins’ chair persists as Democrats rally behind Smith with support from Wisconsin’s La Follette. The plan would tilt control and hint at a rare split in party leadership.
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Washington
Republian
Senate Interstate Commerce
Siltt
Lone Carolina
Senate
Cumming
Towa
Antp
Democrat
Insurgenta
Twelves Ag
Smith
Republicans
Howell
Nebraska
Couzens
Michigan
la Fol Yetta
Wisconsin
Cummins
Coureng
Nator Smith
Emg
South Carolina
Dumoecratia Legders Teday
Ead
Bruce
Maryland
Benator Smith
House
Nelson
Rules Committee
Woman appointed custodian at federal building
Miss Jella-Reiva becomes deputy collector and clerk of custody at the federal building in Connecticut. The new appointment marks the first woman to hold such dispatch in the customs service.
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Federal
Bwanie
Rapihiec
Tay
Misa Jella-Reiva
Connecticut
Burglars Break Into Calhoun Avenue Garage
Cans in Janus Martino’s garage at 172 Calhoun Avenue gurgled as burglars pried entry on Saturday night. They rifled the area and escaped through a broken window, finding the cans lacked the expected contents and left them discarded in a nearby yard.
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Janus Martino
Calhoun Avenue
Cama
Four Norwalkers Arrested in Jewelry Store Theft
Four Norwalk men were arrested in Highland Falls and brought back to Norwalk on charges of robbing Clifford Jewelry on December 6. Police recovered jewelry worth about 1000 dollars and a stolen car as part of the loot totaling around 5000 dollars. William Bates denied involvement while the other three suspects admitted guilt. all four are held without bond for City Court tomorrow.
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Norwalk
Highland Falls
Clifford
Willam R. Penninston
Thomas Graves
Arthur Kenson
Charles Wright
William Bates
Highland Fails
Marahal Street
William Pedon
Batts
Mellon Submits Redraft of Tax Reduction Plan
Secretary Mellon has redrafted the tax reduction proposal and sent a complete revenue list to the Ways and Means Committee. He notes public favor and highlights a 25 percent income reduction under 4000 plus a 25 percent credit on saved income, arguing the net effect for higher incomes.
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Mellon
Washington
Tary Mellon
Treasury
Chulrman Green
175 Years Of St John’s Episcopal Church Celebrated
Rector Stephen Fish Sherman narrates the church’s development from its 1728 founding to the present, recounting construction milestones, parish growth, and long line of ministers. The anniversary observances mark past dedications, refurbishments, and the church’s place in Bridgeport’s history.
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St. John’s
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Stephen Fish Sharman
Fairfield
Churel
St. John's
King's Kikharay
North Avenue
Wood Avenue
Tey
Joarph Lamson
First Church
Als
Lagva
Lridgeport
New Meeting
Church Society i
Tadhd
Uwenihs
Pie Dee Orb Bette
Fire Wipes Out Towns Busy Business District
Fire in Charlotte's retail district destroyed several four story buildings and threatened an entire block. Surrounding cities sent firefighting apparatus and Governor Morrison mobilized the National Guard to assist. Early damage estimates reached 300000 dollars with heavy smoke and water damage to nearby stores and establishments.
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Charlotte
N. C
Morrison
Charlotte National Guard
Lumber Steamer Aits Submerged After Rocks Strike
The lumber steamer C. A. Smith, carrying 1,509,000 feet of lumber, struck submerged rocks near Coom Bay entrance and is a total loss. Eight or ten crewmen vanished as a lifeboat capsized. Coast guard efforts saved seven of 24 aboard. others remained aboard amid heavy seas. A second rescue attempt failed as waves pounded the vessel. casualties and injuries reported among shore watchers and guards.
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C. A. Smith
Tenty
Coom Bay Hardor
Senger
Cong. Guard
Cape T. Mlomburg
Prescott
Desay
Wilson
Priveout
T Coast Guard
Sid
Two Army Airmen Die in Santa Monica Plane Crash
In Santa Monica California two Army airmen, William D. Poster and Harvey Lightmor, were killed when their training plane failed to maintain speed, spun, and crashed from about 400 feet during a practice flight. Lieutenant C. C. Mosell supervised the field. The accident occurred in full view of witnesses and responders.
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ARMY
Santa Monica
Cal
Dee
Wiliam D. Poster
Harvey Lightmor
Heuwsenane
Clover Midd
Fowler
Lightfoot
C. C. Mosell
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