Venizelos in Greece Turmoil Dominates Near East Talks
A heated sub commission session pitting former Greek premier Venizelos against Riza Nur Bey over responsibility for Greek deportations in Asia Minor ended with an adjournment. Turkish delegates accused Venizelos of promoting a military invasion while Venizelos attacked the Turkish army. A separate telegram from Beirut reports 145,000 Armenian refugees arriving at Aleppo and crossing into Syria, describing severe destitution and robberies.
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Dee
Associated
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A.t
Venizelos
Surkad
Riza Nur Bey
Niner
Asia Minor
Warkleh
Vaninulos
Anatolia
Riza
Athena
Becuss
Venizelos Éssails
Chairiman
Signor Moniggna
Auege
Venizelus
Riga
Nur Bor
Turkey
Angora
Enat
Beirut
Aleppo
Syria
Lord Curzon
Barrore
Marquis of di Garroni
Benefit Dance For Fairfield Player Ends In Success
Fairfield reports a benefit dance held at the American Legion home for Jono Moriarty Tiger Cub quarterback injured weeks ago. The event drew strong turnout and organizers stated a substantial sum was realized for the player’s medical needs.
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Fairfield
Jono Moriarty
Tiger Cub
Anffican Legion
Local Meetings and Lodges Across Town
Readable fragments list tonight gatherings including Golden Hutl council American Insurance union Pride of Bridgewort council Daughters of America Aghlar lodge AML Masonry Templar arcunum lege and Women’s Christian Temperance union Dowdul lodge K of P gatherings at various addresses around State streets Gilbertette dostph Dowdul Main street and 239 Gilbert etette dostph Dowdul lodge referenced.
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Golden Hutl Council
American Insurance Union
State Street
Pride of Bridgewort Council
Daughters of America
Aghlar Lodge I
AML
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Gilbert Etette Dostph
Dowdul Lodge
Main Steed
A M&chiniels
Main Street
British and French Amateurs to Span Atlantic Ocean
British and French radio amateurs will attempt an Atlantic span tonight lasting nine days under the Amateurs Relay League. Headquarters report British stations will use 120 300 210 212 440 and 443 meter waves with transmissions between 180 and 200 meters and secret codes to identify senders.
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Wartpord
Tedrod Press
Atlantic Ocean
Amers Iealy Amateur Radio Relay League
IV Ints
Prouch
Mexican Petroleum stock leaps on market chatter
Pan American Petroleum president Rudward L. Doheny denied any company action behind a sensational rise in Mexican Petroleum stock. The stock closed up about 42 points from the previous day, with notable activity on smaller trades and shares exchanging for Pan American stock.
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New York
Rudward L. Doheny
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Campany
Micre
Mexican Petroleum Company
Lr. Doheny
Me m Petroleum
Standinz
Board of Education to Pick Architect for New High School
Four of six board members favor local architect Fones to design the new high school in consultation with officials. The dispute with aldermen centers on hiring an outside consultant vs in house design. Voting and positions remain mixed as Tuesday’s meeting approaches.
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Fones
Board of Education
Themselvey Ag
Designius Ly New Yl Schoo
Pert
Board of Bdugatlom
Alx
Dre Fonts
Aay
Guts Tour
Enti
Venes
A. Fones
Teast
Finake
Tan UN Loedl Architeat
Singered Wuik
Fares
Me KB. Cutting
Savor Loar
John Y. Caldwell
Owen Burns
Burns
Lowth
Nets
Lynn Wilson
Gun wounds and witness testimonies in Stamford murder case
Witnesses describe a shooting scene on Atlantic Street near Slate Street. Gustave and Frank Scelatani were seen with a revolver as the victim was struck in the chest. Weapons were seized. doctors examined two wounds. photographs and exhibits were entered as evidence while court candidates debated admissibility.
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Mae Ballet
Dither Dyer
Gustave
Frank Scelatani
Atlantic Street
Slate Street
Taal
Cummings
Guylive
Dlontagnino
Gus
Grady
Montagnino
Gandy
Lea Enderneath
David E. FitzGerald
Court Adouen
Ysl Witnéks
Alburb
Tracy
Stamford
Ambrose 'T. Nell
Jennings
Frost
Homer
Caut
Mings
FitzGerald
Tennies
Torrington Man Held for Hearing January Fifth
United States Commissioner Bernard E. Lynch presiding in New Haven continued the case of Camille Dreux of Torrington. Arraignment set for January fifth before Commissioner Dennis J. Coleman. Jacob Silver and others connected with a vagary business were held, after a lengthy hearing, with federal agents finding a gallon of something in Silver’s truck.
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Waterbury
United States
Bernard E. Lynch
New Haven
Camille Dreux
Torrington
Deveaux
Samuel Shoyen
Sit
Silver
Whiteh
Silyer
McGrath Sind
Shoyen
Mio Presenca
Thad
Former Bridgeporter Files Divorce Papers
A Bridgeport resident, Langmore Wiss, formerly in Phila Delpilal, files for divorce in Colimoan Plyas gourd court. The case involves details about residence, with references to a prior affiliation with the Teeniinkien Atnik and a living address at CGS FL Mult aleot. The document notes a court action expected around New Year Nay.
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Phila Delpilal Deu
Thies Langniere
CGS
Plan Institute for Training Dry Leaders
A movement plans a summer institute in England to train leaders in observance of the proposed Twenty Fifth Amendment. It will focus on insulation and attitude over enforcement, modeled on past Wilanstown programs with expert leaders guiding roundtable topics. Registration is set for New Paland college.
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England
Institute of Pollyica
Wilanstown
New Paeland College
Schooner 86 Days Batter Sea Reaches New York
A battered schooner after an 86 day voyage from Axim to Boston with mahogany arrives in New York Harbor. The crew, barely afloat, was rescued by the steamship Garfield after a tense night of storms and near starvation. Captain Look and lookout Willy Bates helped guide the rescue.
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New York
New York Harbor
Menreat
Axim
Boston
Sta
Garfield
Look
Willy” Bates
Bates
Ftosa
L. Sanehex
Thos
Gorfeld
Fire Island
Sanches Barwa
Switzer lands Hoover radio station hears in Switzerland
The 21 year old Herbert Hoover amateur radio operator in Washington DC was heard in Switzerland on Tuesday. The report notes the American Radio Relay League headquarters confirmed the transmission as part of a global amateur radio activity with about 721,000 participants.
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Haitford
Herbert Hoover
Washington, D.C
Switerland
Armerican Radio Relay League
Insan
General Dawes Denounces Bureaucrats In Post Office Debacle
In Washington and Chicago reports accuse Bureaucrats of mishandling the Post Office budget. General Dawes attacks the system, calling the balance sheet method flawed and unfit for public understanding, while officials blame subordinates for errors and emphasize reforms to improve doorkeepers and accounting practices.
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Post Offico Department
3. C. Parlow
New York
Otis Elevator Company
Opin
Charles G. J2anes
Post
Hhe
WI Haya
Ingt Func
Gomptraller
McCarr Ance
Davey
Baskec
Mr. Furlow
F.C. Furlow
5 Elevator Company
J. C. Knapp
Dawes
T “Alesse
Washington
Chicago
WC. Furlow
Lae Corte Frottes
Worle Eaid
Intensive hunt for mint bandits continues across state
A garbled press item reports an ongoing pursuit of suspected bands involved in a mint robbery. Officers indicate the chase moved through northern Colorado towns and southeast districts, with multiple leads and witnesses assisting as reinforcements arrive.
Pirate-like Chaos Aboard Ship At Restal
A battered log details a crew in peril aboard a schooner as a lookout falters, a captain derides, and the vessel battles a pursuing ship. Five crew remain on quarter rations while a strange monkey and a commander’s shouted orders mark a tense chase. The Gartieli closes in.
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Dub
Tyrsdas
Weta
Christmas Tragedy: Parents Slain by Gunshot in Home
Neighbors report a fatal scene where a mother and father were found dead after a gunshot linked to a family dispute. Police say the two had recently argued. their children aged seven and one were upstairs asleep. The weapon, described as a revolver, was used in the tragedy, with the couple's medical condition unclear. The incident appears tied to distress within the household and a potential drug or toxin note appears in the page’s advert.
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Tige
Athlenm Sookisian
Lynn
Johanm
Star Italian Walker To Compete in U S
New York reports that star Italian walker Pagliarini Prigerig, winner of the 1926 Olympia, will compete in indoor events this season. A tentative schedule lists Millrowe A A meet in New York and Boston Athletic Association dates in March, with other dates possible as the Metropolitan Association confirms the calendar.
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New York
Uge Pilgeria
Uch Pad
Antiverp
Shivatry
Ammeur Athletic Union
Prigerig Wit Compose
Millrowe A
Boston A. A
Metropolitan Aesociation Mest
Police search reveals other cities seek man
Ogden, 87 Hl street resident, wanted by authorities in two cities for car theft and related charges. He disappeared yesterday after fleeing with an automobile, then was stopped by Stratford police on return. Waterbury advised a warrant connected to taking a car without permission. Watertown also seeks Semple for charges by a girl. Ogden to be surrendered to Waterbury authorities today.
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Jlure
Togert
Hl Street
Ogden
AL & v
Elock
Semple
Oakville
Waterbury
Stratford
Tn Broadcasting
Watertown
Divine Sarah Bage At Work
Sarah told physicians and, paraphrasing Prof Cone, declared her vitality comes from the mind. She says her recovery is certain and that her best physician is her willpower, planning to resume rehearsals at once despite doctors’ caution about a possible attack.
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Sarah
Cone
Bernhardt
Persona Balt
Geldgeport's Fun Center Opens at Burk Theatre
A Christmas afternoon opening marks the Burk theatre as Geldgeport's Fun Center relocates under Alex Yokel. New management promises lively entertainment with Monte Carlo Girls and other acts at the Sark. Charles Ray transfers his act to the Mexican border presenting a drama heavy program at the Hinpodrome.
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Geldgeport
Burk Theatre
Birloscinik Bridgesturk
Alex, Yokel
New Yorkland
Chicago
Lower Street Playhouse
Middle West
Charles Ray
Hinpodrome
Hoover May Be Named Radio Dictator in New Law Fight
Washington reports say hearings will start January 2 on a bill to amend the Radio Act of 1912. It would grant Secretary Hoover power to license and regulate wireless stations, with Democrats warning of party advantage in political broadcasts.
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Washington
Commetrce Hoover
House
Wallace H. White
Maine
White
Secretary of Commerce
Toover
Varios
Hoover
Local Minstrel Show Delights Hospital Patients
A local company staged a minstrel show for hospital patients. The General Electric Company of DMugenort helped organize the event. John J. Palmer, Chief of the SB, oversaw changes in the department as the chorus and animals joined in Christmas carols for the patients.
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General Electric Company
Bhellon Saatterlin
John J. Palmer
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