Bishop Manning Urges Truce Till After Christmas
New York dispatch reports Bishop William T. Manning urging a churchwide truce in the Conservative Modernist dispute in the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York. He asks rectors to read a diocesan appeal for a period of silence and prayer, deferring controversial discussion through the Christmas season to focus on peace, faith, and brotherly love. He notes no doctrinal changes and cites guidance by the Holy Spirit.
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Modernist Scores First Victory in Bible Debate
In New York on December 20, Rev Charles Jrancla Potter of Wear Side Unitarian church won the judges’ ruling in a public debate on whether the Bible is the infallible word of God. Potter opposed the view, calling the Bible a living book but not binding on every word, and citing authority for errors in human history.
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Hartford Lawyer Seriously Hurt in Auto Crash Meriden
Hartford lawyer Walter Schuitz of 221 Girard Avenue Hartford and Yale student John Bunce were injured when their car skidded and overturned near Milldale. Schuitz remains in serious condition at Meriden Hospital with probable fatal injuries. Bunce sustained only slight injuries. Driver of the car fled the scene causing the crash near the Milldale trailer junction.
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Intellectuals of Germany Dying from Starvation
Berlin reports 109 medical death certificates cite starvation in the last twenty months but officials say counts are higher as starvation is listed only when no other cause fits. Many cases involve prominent jurists, lawyers, and well-to-do figures.
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Salary Increases Loom Over City Budget Plan
The IRE Board considers a $5,000 move to unlock salary raises for six city employees granted by the Common Council for January through March. William J. Surnham, president of the Board of apportionment and taxation, said money sources are unclear as new appropriations lag. The November meeting noted requests from five departments to maintain salaries, with $3,120 annual increases at stake.
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Regent Goundouriotis Leads Greek Regency
In Ayhens on December 20 the Associated Press reports Admiral Coundouriotis has taken the regency of Greece. Colonel Flastiras administered the oath in a ceremony attended by the holy synod and cabinet members. The Republican movement, led by General Pangalos, may install a two republics soon if momentum continues. Pangilos threatens weekend demonstrations as he asserts leadership from recent elections.
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Senate Faces New Debate Over Soviet Relations
The U S Senate opened a fresh foreign policy debate on Soviet recognition as Senators Borah and Noris charged Moscow-backed propaganda and asked for a sweeping inquiry by the Foreign Relations committee. Secretary Hughes and the State Department were said to be gathering evidence of Soviet movement aims to undermine the U S government.
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Turkeys Sell at Lowest Prices in Year Here
Prices for turkeys dropped to 38 to 42 cents per pound in local markets, well below pre holiday levels. Shoppers found good quality birds available, aided by steady supply and strong market activity despite ongoing festive demand.
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Two Children Die in Blaze at New Benton Home
In Portsmouth New Benton, two children perished in a house fire at the Reynold Fultz residence. James Edward, 15 months old, was trapped inside while Hazel Slater, 4, attempted rescue. The infant died, and Hazel died of burn injuries.
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Burglaries Hit City Stolen Gems Canned Goods
A series of four burglaries reported yesterday yielded $375 in cash and canned goods from several homes. Jewelry pieces valued at varying amounts were taken, including four diamond rings. At 47 Columbus Avenue a safe was robbed of about $20 in cash, and a 499 Ogden Street residence was ransacked for a bank containing roughly one dollar. Clothes lines were stolen from the rear yards of two homes on Sunday Avenue over ten nights.
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Greenwich Heiress Elopes With Taxi Driver
Greenwich, Dec 20. Mrs Mary Smith a 35 year old heiress and known for sensational marriages has eloped and wed taxi driver Charles E Haggerty a man more than 40 years her junior They notified Haggertys mother by phone while en route toward Mamaroneck Local clerks refused marriage license late last night The couple reported We are married is all she said Her first divorce was from Woodcock Port Chester followed by a second elopement with Clifford Wilmot Both marriages ended in divorce and she has since lived in the Smith home. Continued on page 19.
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Restrictions Upon Taxicabs Public Hearing
A public hearing on a proposed taxi regulation ordinance drew advocates of stricter rules and complaints about unregulated fares. Prominent supporters from the Chamber of Commerce and local business leaders were set to speak, with hotel manager Frank A. Cantrell among those expected to endorse the measures. Citizens planned to voice support or opposition tonight at Camel Chamber of Commerce events.
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Murder Case of Klan Official Goes to Jury
Philip E Fox Klan official stands accused of killing Ku Klux Klan attorney William Coburn in the Lattern office. The trial's jury was seated as Coburn was shot on May afternoon. The defense claims Fox was insane at the time. Court adjourned to 9 am if a verdict is reached tonight.
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Stamford woman dies from gas poisoning
Stamford resident Karry Brown, 74, died from gas poisoning in her Stamford home. police report says she was found in her residence at 84 Summer Lane this morning.
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Radio Review of Federal Efforts and State Progress
Jon Liston previews a Sunday Post radio review detailing public health and state progress. The feature covers Beklpepart sanitation, federal experiments, and late-year government worker programs, aiming to present the year’s most thorough survey of reforms and improvements.
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Horse runs away injuring two in wagon fall
A wagon on Norta avenue near Trani tun Avenue ran away at 2 o clock yesterday after a broken pad. Frank Rady of 182 King's Highway Wallfield rode the horse and was thrown with two injuries. He and Mrs Svetz were taken to Emergency hospital for surgical treatment after the horses bolted.
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Quacks Patients Seek Ear of Hartford Jury
Hartford December 20. Many people complain of treatment from physicians linked to a grand jury probe of alleged quack doctors. State's attorney reports the investigation continues. Foreman Benedict Milden and Edward Fickey are involved as subpoenas may be issued to patient complainants for testimony. A January 2 grand jury session is planned with a hearing date soon fixed.
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State Employes Wages Raised By French Chamber
A December 21 Associated Press report notes a vote by the Chamber of Deputies on raising wages for state employees earning under 8,100 francs. The proposed increase from 20 to 1,800 francs sparked government opposition but no explicit confidence vote. The debate touched the separation of finance provisions from broader budget clauses.
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Coolidges Host Diplomatic Corps Dinner at White House
President and Mrs Coolidge entertained the diplomatic corps with a late dinner at the White House. Ranking representatives from 42 nations attended the event, according to reports from Washington.
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Schools Close Today for Winter Recess
Public action will close briefly for the Christmas season. The note mentions a ten day recess and a holiday break impacting school activities.
Hygienist Corps Seeks Board Retention of Department
A secret meeting of the Dental Hygienist corps drafted a petition to Mrs. Alice I. Smith urging the retention of the department under the Board of Education. The signed plea, to be presented at the next board meeting, cites smoother operation under education board and ongoing campaign among Republicans and school board members.
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Conflicting Reports Bind Mexican Revolt Situation
Conflicting claims from revolutionists and government forces cloud the Mexican revolt in Moxley. Each side boasts victories and denies the others reports as fighting shifts between main front areas near Moxizoity and toward the capital. Government lines claim De La Huerta troops hold, while rebels say they are advancing from Vera Cruz as the clash continues.
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Shattuck Jewelry Theft Accomplice Arrested in Paris
MARSEILLES France December The police arrested Marco alias Gmilo Boerlo also known as The Tocksy for aiding Gabriel Mourey in the Shattuck home robbery at Albert Shattuck Washington Square New York on April 4 1922. Mourey fled with jewels valued at 90000 and was captured in France early in October to be tried in Paris after Paris refused extradition.
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Young wife fights invader in home robbery bid
Myrtle Wellmis, a young wife in a 2 a.m. struggle at 2 Tia ance Street, fought off 64 year old John Bechero who invaded her home demanding money. Bechero fled after a scuffle leaving injured and later arrested. Police say the assailant was pursued to a North Avenue store before capture. The incident prompted a hospital check for Bechero’s injuries.
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Nationwide political race dominates local scene
Local readers see a sprawling roundup of party maneuvers led by Gannor's nomination battles. Reports mention committee chairmanships, shifting district loyalties, and finance concerns as campaigns heat up amid state and national debates.
Senate Will Review Connor Case In Hartford Tug
Hartford December 20 Special to the Telegram attorney Benedict M Holden of Hartford acting with State s Attorney Hugh M Al cori ag counsel for Bridgeport businessmen opposing Arthur F Connor s appointment to town mastership says a hearing will be held before the Senate committee on post office and post roads The bid to claim Burdick was elected in violation of state party rules is noted Robinson former Republican state chairman says Burdick was legally elected at the October city convention and cites rule disputes about delegation to the state convention He notes inconsistencies and changes in local party rules over time
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Behrens backs standardizing city automobiles plan
Mayor Behrens favors standardizing city motor equipment with a $1,000 or lower price limit, arguing one type would ease municipal garage service. Today eleven passenger makes and about six truck makes are in use, with decisions left to the respective boards.
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