Logal Architect Not Subordinate and Advisory Role Declared
Wilson states the logal architect is not subordinate and will act in an advisory capacity. The vote on hiring a local versus out of town consultant for the new high school design remains unresolved as the board seeks an expert in high school construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaly
Asport
iLding
Lynsey Wilson
Yigit
Wilson
Lia) Education Board
Taiky
Atwater
Kig
Gwen BU
Ducaion
Hné
Re. Vwilson
Tean
Itiner
Tones
Smith
Ashelm
Powys
Galawell
Southey
Cyld
Walker
Leckwith
Bartell
Newark
Fenes
Dellevo
Three Alleged Mutineers Shot By Skipper on Schooner
A skirmish aboard the 23 ton schooner Ictla near Miacentin Bay left three mutineers shot by the captain. One man Seadman For engon died. two others were wounded and expected to recover. The trouble began as the vessel entered The Ler Tvurtt in Miacentin Bay yesterday. The report notes mutiny against the captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain Thasningsen
Hig Nanthys
Sul
Ora
Seadman
Ictla
Wering
Tolony
Tih Ler Tvurtt
Miacentin Bay
Driel
Pres
Tive
Imreg
Ban on Fatty Arbuckle Lifted by Will Hays
The report notes a lifting of the ban on Fatty Arbuckle following actions by Will Hays and mentions associated industry responses. The text reveals a historic shift in handling Arbuckle related to prior scandals and enforcement. The article references the broader context of studio discipline and public relations within the film industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty” Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Witnesses Describe Herrin Horror and Mob Action
Testimony from survivors and defendants in the Herrin mine riot murder trial paints a brutal scene. Witnesses identify Peter Hiller and Otis Clark as mob members who stormed the mine, then marched 48 workers under a white flag to a barbed wire fence before gunfire erupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarton
Bee. Yu
Associated Press
Peter Hiller
Ouis Clark
Trl
Marvin
Wiliam
Cairns
F. O'Rourke
Ternard Jones
Robert Offleer
University of Pennsylvania
TK. McBewell
Otis Clark
Highest stamp sale mark set in Bridgeport area
Stamp sales reached a record high Tuesday with 84,060 worth of stamps disposed at local post offices and substation centers. Officials report the day surpassed all prior records, with nearly 98,000 pieces of first class mail and 1,799 sacks of parcel post handled and 678 sacks received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Mathn Post Oitica
Portal
Washington
Economic Authority Urges U S Aid to Europe
An economic authority urges immediate American aid to Europe to avert a global crisis. The statement stresses mobilizing resources for reconstruction and alliance stability, warning that delay could threaten civilization and the world order. It cites figures and policy aligns with wartime industrial and fiscal support.
Defence Fails In Initial Skirmish In Murder Trial
The trial of Gustave and four co-defendants for killing their brother-in-law on July 3 saw a key pretrial motion denied as jurors were being impaneled. Defense challenged 15 jurors and several were excused for various reasons. The case centers on disputed family property and the shooting in Stamford, with state and local prosecutors leading the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhe Gral Stirmigh
Counsel Fur
Lander
Gustave
Selita Stamfor
Business Ren
Inekew
Ignatus Montagain
Stamford
Mayo David RE
Gerald
Newlaven
Eliet Cownsel
Ton
Jude Newell Jennings
Simeon Peaseyd
Iim
Tuy 3
Stat
Strad
Besid Duigate
Frank Rick Wid
Edmund O. Jensen
Honor S. Cummings
Matthew Kenealy
Stamford City
Jey Girlck
Nook
Wade
Nota
James G. Rooke
Wy ' Warhed
Ridges Pert
Morbert
Sherwood
Eatreter
Mineeled
Iudder
Ambrose Mutth
Huston
Inureied
Farmer
Ydnar
Mme
Groen Wiel
Wutehor
Charles Tenaciet
Wears
WitzGo Fant
Fel
Tere Hed
Chirles
Alrtle Groper
sFasept Silvan
Meres
Redding Tarnier
Happy outcome of Straits issue likely in sight
In Lausanne the Turkish and Allied delegations showed cautious optimism as talks on straits governance proceeded. Key figures urged stronger guarantees for Turkish sovereignty and Constantinople security, while the US indicated acceptance of an international commission governing navigation, with Turkey seeking safeguards beyond League of Nations assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
United States
Corzon
Pranosed
Internacioni Cummles
Es An Ke
Yamat
Constantinople
League of Nationa
Alwad Islands
Turkey
Shipboard Steamer Breaks From Tow Near Halinax NY
A damaged fragment reports a shipboard steamer breaking from its tow near Halinax New York while under tow by the United States Shipping Board vessel West Hardaway. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Board
Halinax
Daugherty Probe Sharks Woodruff and Hayward Review
The Daugherty investigation moves through hearings as Woodruff of Michigan and Hayward of New York testify on prosecutions and alleged records. Witnesses describe cooperation from the Attorney General and Bureau of Investigation while detailing faked or altered notes and connections to the Lockwood inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Woodruy
Woodruil
Nse
Argea
Tistriey
Wityward
New York
Settlement steps begun for Williams Auger estate in New York
Dec 26 report notes progress in settling the estate of Williams Auger known as the Cambitt Giant. No will found. Frederick Burr appointed administrator with Wakeman and Goud as appraisers. Widow, sister and cousins represented. no contests anticipated. Included asset ferry Tale Farm near Williamsport expected to be main portion.
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Ana Etyeld
Williams 2 Auger
Cambitt
New York
Tudor Bacon Wakeman
Auger
Dudge Waleman
Wrederies A. Burr
William
Goud
Jomea Prendergast
Hacietsman
Lanver
Angers
Whiten
Irish truce envoy murdered in Dublin
The article reports the killing of an Irish truce envoy in Dublin, with the bearer of a peace mission allegedly arranged by Second Kiteann and involving De Valera’s party. A separate incident at Dundalk sees an armed intruder entering a Democratic newspaper office, holding the owner, setting a fire that was soon suppressed.
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Dublin
Blin
Agaouinted Fross
Tames Powyer
Vire Ache
Peage Canna
Kiteann
Jtred Staters
Ration de Valera
Telvast
Tee
Democratic
Dundalk
Army Instructor Refuses To Shed Light on Incident
Confused report recounts an incident involving a foundering council member and a group of locals. It describes injuries and a suspension of inquiry, with a later note of retirement anticipated and concerns about police handling. The text references multiple individuals and mentions community tensions following a violent event.
Danbury Coal Shortage Grows More Acute
A partial OCR fragment shows Danbury facing a worsening coal shortage. The text references hardship for residents, rising duties, and calls attention to the issue, mentioning individuals such as Arne Wid and Desi Tae, without clear dates or organizations due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne
Dreseit
Bank holdup ends with fatal bank robberies arrest averted
Bandit dressed as a woman entered the bank with accomplices and robbed the vault. The man in the woman's disguise was fatally shot by authorities after triggering a firefight. The trio fled in a car but were confronted by armed merchants on the street. one employee was wounded as they tried to escape. The same gang allegedly staged a prior heist with $12,500 in loot.
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Sofom
Win
Jlhe Imoney
Gettler
Arrests in millin dollar theft conspiracy at Navy base
Twenty two civilian employees were arrested in a multi year alleged theft ring tied to a planned million dollar burglary at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Indictments by a federal grand jury accuse 24 people of thefts totaling 1200, with bail set at 5000 for some defendants as hearings proceed. Authorities stress the loss may exceed the charged amount as the investigation expands.
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Brooklyn
Navy l Department
Washington
Lrookton
Tete Charg Biretts
Tovaliing Fey
Nerions
Eet
Charlies
Eight Union Trainmen Convicted of Conspiracy
In Los Angeles a jury found eight Needles California residents guilty of conspiring to obstruct interstate commerce during the summer shopmen strike. They plotted to halt rail service affecting the Santa Fe and other lines, leaving passengers stranded across eastern California and western Arizona. Sentencing set for next Tuesday. officials note the walkout was organized by union members rather than sanctioned by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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EOS Angeles
Fuemefteht
United States District Court
California-Arizona
Needles
Cal
Tehison
Topelo
Santa Fe
California
Western
Arizona
Chicago
der —William Lac
Brotherhood of Railroad
Los Angeles
Olfkt
Ila
Lee
Caliform
Raitrol Trannies
Wojciechowski Sworn In As Polish President
Stanislaw Wojciechowski takes the oath as Poland's new president amid protests and strong public support. He emerged from the parliament building enthusiastically, with his career marked by exile and long commitment to Poland's independence. He studied at Litian University and has ties to nationalist politics and émigré activity.
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Wojciechowski
Warsasy
Prese
Poland
Staniziwne
Gorn
Wojejechowsky
Ratisen University
Fie Finsian
Tas
Ynolytica
Swikserlaund
France
England
Sal Bisuddhi
Moland
Aviicre
Orgaai
Stores Open Late Amid City Shopping Rush
Merchants report busiest shopping period as stores stay open until nine o clock. Readers note extended hours seen at major outlets along the Higwest and surrounding avenues. The weeklong trend follows a long history of late openings in the city core.
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Witatnus
A'Chonh
Asmun
Port Onal
Higwest Kelsey
Grits Port
Beavis
Clon
Mohr Convicted in Brunen Murder as Sister Freed
In a crowded court, Harry C Mohr was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of John T Brunen. The jury recommended hard labor imprisonment while Hazel Brunen, Mohr’s sister, was acquitted and released. The verdict came after a three hour jury deliberation with Christmas shoppers present.
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Mouny Holly
Walter
Keown
Samuel Kalisch
Walter Wills
Brunen
Guarantee Offered in Bronx Wife Murder Trial
In New York a written guarantee that the wife would not return was offered by Abraham Becker, on trial for murdering his wife whose body was found in a lime shed pit. Mrs Weinberg testified Becker asked to arrange adoption of two children, and Becker claimed others feared the wife would return. Mrs Linder testified Becker and his wife had visited her home the night of April and left by morning.
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New York
Abrahaim Becker
Mra. Yetts
Weinberg
Becker
Sirs. Becker
Giva
Jennie Linder
Oshes
Ray
Mra Linder
Jebnie
Corporal of 26th Division Held Lost Meuse Heights
A wartime notice reports Corporal Cresswell of the 26th Division credited with battlefield action near the Meuse in late October 1918. It notes his service record, the award of the Distinguished Service Cross and other honors, and mentions other New Englanders receiving high decorations for actions in France.
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26Th Division
Meuse
James A. Cresswell
K Co
101St Infantry
Gore Peru
Kiest
Arnie
AL Cressael Serporal
Ky Rye
Ross
Cressy
Ureaswell
New
Chistipisnculles
France
Wovardut
Zul
Charlés Bo Wheeler
ToS.ka Vetitei
Ae Teidudber Generet
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