Turkish envoy insubordinate as talks near Christmas
Lausanne through Christmas shows friction as Turkey refuses to grant exemptions for Christian minorities from military service and rejects cemetery protections. Riza Nur Bey dismisses appeals, calling Christmas presents a forbidden concept, while Allies press for economic settlement and Strait control. Talks stall, with delegates planning breaks over Christmas.
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Lausanne
Associated
Lausanne Near East Yonterenge
Worae
Roy Timper
Riza Sur Bey
Angora
Moscow
Aneriis
Riza Nur Bey
Turkey
Niza Nur Bey
Ismet Pasha
Constantinople
Conelderador
Quilock
Oo Promingst
En. of Tin
Brietot
Amerian
Paris
Chile
Josephe Grew
Switzerland
Weather Bureau warns storm on way from coast to Boston
Weather Bureau advisory warns a northwest storm moving rapidly eastward with center likely southeast of Nantucket tonight. Strong northeast to northwest winds expected with possible gale conditions along the coast from Block Island to Boston.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Bigek Island
Boston
Nanucket
New Secret Order Shrines in Britain
A fragment reports a new secret order, the Crusaders, growing in England. It likens them to Fascisti and the Ku Klux Klan, led by Imperial Grand Seneschal Major Faber who hints the group could gain parliamentary influence. Members are described as wearing a cruciform emblem.
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Britain
London
Det
The
Crusaders
England
Imerial
Faber
New Conference on Disarmament Urged by Borah
Senate debated naval disarmament limits and a proposed international conference under Senator Borah Idaho. Talks touched on arms reduction, economic issues, and the need to curb small vessel and aircraft construction amid party and fiscal concerns.
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BORAR
Washington
Idaho
Beruh
Snator Poindexter
Republican
House
Borah
Frealy
Poindexter
Flannoy
Pemoarat
Kortuecky
Sten
Warsaw Mourns as Slain President Is Laid to Rest
Warsaw observes funeral rites for Naralewies sident of Poland after his assassination. President Rabowek officiated as the Cathedral crypt received the late leader. Cabinet members, diplomats, and a large crowd attended the service. City bells tolled as the presidential camel wore a ceremonial veil.
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Warsaw
Gabrin
Wills Home to Nuns but Dogs Graves Must Remain
Milford December 23 Special The will of Roona L Spencer provides for the Spencer cottage at Harrison Park to the Little Sisters of the Poor of New Haven for use as a Sumner Home for the aged if graves of her dogs are left undisturbed the provision governs the property. The deceased Milford resident and shore front developer bequeaths gifts to St Agnes St Josephs House and St Marys church and burial plots. Other bequests include funds to various individuals and institutions with specific purposes and trusts.
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Reena L. Spencer
Milford
Harrison Park
Little Sisters of the Poor
Lommer
Little Sisters of the Poor of
New Haven
Spencer
Sumner
Firm
Roona L. Spencer
Herrison Park
St. Agnes
Hartford
St. Eidgete Currvout Corporation
Watso E Ied
Poincare Regime Stands On Naval Treaty Split
Paris December 22. Andre Tardieu and Briand announce support for ratification of the Washington naval treaty with Brandegge amendment accepted. Poincare vows to stand or fall on ratification. Briand and Clemenceau factions back approval, while Briand warns of possible military participation. Washington delegation reports Senate passage and no mutual defense obligation.
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Poincare
Paris
Associated! Press
Irench
Jay
Toraisa Affairs Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Premic
Aristide Briand
United States Senate
Benatar Brandeges
Connectict
Lhe
Braudegaud
Briand
Stavtlow
M. Briand
Lewger
Lett
Ro Ardteu
Adusty Ier Presier Poincare Ag
Japa
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Cas Reli Linnste
Charles Guernier
Opore Ley
Foreign Affairs Commission
United States
Grand lists of towns undercut by undervalued taxes, Blodgett says
The Bee in Bamford reports that Blodgett, state tax commissioner, claims grand lists in ten towns are 60 to 70 percent lower than proper value. Vermont counties receive less aid while towns with low valuations face reduced state support for schools. Hartford’s grand list is at 56.39 percent of its true value, prompting a formal letter to assessors.
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Bamsford
Bee
William H. Blodgett
Fort Bracks
Thad Seneddaway
Aig
Ioney
Oug Tows
Easion
Wartford
Grand Hat
Asi Rove
Bledwzert
Italian King Frees Political Prisoners Despatch Claims
London dispatch reports the Italian king issued a decree freeing political prisoners and those accused of political crimes. Authorities show the release covers recent relatives of government figures and other detainees.
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London
Rome
Kinsidor Mmanivel
Beotte Oliai
Credit Men Approve Europe Drive
The National Association of Creditmen expressed strong approval today of the movement to aid Europe. President Hlagdims Secretasy and H. Baines presided as leaders urged united action to help resolve Europe’s underlying economic problems.
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Nid
Europe
Gee York
Ateysages
Hlagdims
Case Continuation Hints at Post Holiday Hearing
The trial and testimony progress amid holiday adjournment as Regina Montagnino appears as a key witness for the state in a murder case. Prosecution pivots on new testimony, while defendant Gig Scaflani faces complex implications and possible life-for-life penalties.
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Regina Montagnino
Sclafani
Hong
Frank Sclatani
Stamford
Homer
Ie Chaumes
Montagnion
Madeline
Rovpgteill
Montagning
Gig Sclafani
Ita Cage
Uitte Kobnateli
Havine
David FE
Ie Guralde
Win
Temperance Union votes against return of Arbuccle film
An unanimous vote at a Britgeper meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union disapproved any action to bring back Arpuckia films on screen. MMS Marshall announced members will unite to prevent the former screen comedian's cinema comeback, citing the education welfare of several hundred children as a key factor.
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Britgeper
Women's Christian Yompecahee Union
Oy Irs
MMF
Marshall
Mya
Martial Law Sought as Bodies Guarded by Troops
Detectives ready to reveal names of leaders of an interstate mob after five men killed near Lake Latoncohe. National Guardsmen guard the crime scene as martial law looms. authorities expect arrests of at least 20 suspected ring leaders and an inquest to follow.
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Lake Latoncohe
Alexandria
New Orleans
Watt Daninis
Thomas Richards
Mer
Rouge
Morehouse Parish
Federe
Boronze
Alvi
Fou
Devarument of Justice
Iments
Herve
Tris
Lowalnna
Iss
Aississippi
Arkagses
Finstein Plates Arrive Undamaged at Observatory
Bay Francisco December 22 huge photographic plates with pictures testing the Hinstein theory of relativity arrived undamaged at Mount Hamilton observatory. The Crocker expedition members opened the plates and will compare them with Adelaide observatory data to determine if solar gravity bends light from stars far beyond the sun. Dr. Campbell emphasized the goal is to seek truth and complete measurements before reaching any conclusion.
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Campbell
Ban Francisco
Dee
Mount Hamilton
W. Cracker
Wow. Campbell
Crocker
Laken
Adelaide Observatory
Whic
Central Australia
Teniti
Robber Steals 70 Dollars In Village Store Hold Up
Hart Blackman, manager of the Village store at 645 Beechwood avenue, reports a lone bandit entered the shop, demanded money from the register, and fled down Beechwood after claiming he needed the cash. Police describe the suspect as about 6 feet 2 inches tall, wearing a dark gray overcoat and having a light complexion with dark eyes.
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Ualson
Hart Blackman
Village
Beechwood Avenue
Cherobeer
Blackman
Tle
Alice
Beechwood
Drillmaster Dies at Norwalk of Fractured Skull
Norwalk December 24 Special Sergeant James Empnigan drill master for the 12d Artillery was found lying near his hotel Wednesday morning with a fractured skull. Inquest to be held by Coroner John J. Phelan. A brawl following a dance Friday night implicated several and led to charges of felonious assault.
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Norwalk
James Empnigan
Drillminster
Phelan
Brannigan
Bean
Sheehan
Tata
Pair Go Shopping Return And Find New Home Burned
Branford, Dec 22. Phineas Talcott and his wife left their newly built home in a remote Brantford area to shop in New Haven. On return, they found the house destroyed by fire inside the woodlands. Neighbors reported the blaze appeared as embers. fire crews arrived too late. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars.
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Branford
Phineas Talcott
Tis Town
New Haven
Mr. Telcott
Woodlang
Covered Trial Ends as John T Comes to Rescue in Odd Hearings
Jury returns with finding ten minutes after a hearing where an attorney denounces a detective agency. Meyers borrowed $200 from a hotel manager to bail out Bozeman and Had It charged to Stanley account. Operatives ate ice cream and tipped Pullman porters and rode in parlor cars on the city.
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Meyers
Bozeman
Stanle
Pullman
Parlo
Cysnimer
L. DeLaney
S2aror
Witreau
DeLaney
Burns Deere Alin O. Meyers
Histoff
uWs
Gustin
Debuier
Rrank Cozza
B Tan
Cozzi
Funeh
Wilson Denies Personal Duty in Bridgeport Probe
Former Mayor Clifford B. Wilson and Police Commissioner John C. Stanley disputed claims they bore personal responsibility for $4,206.88 disallowed by the Board of Apportionment after Bridgeport settled the Burns detective agency bills. The trial revealed detailed charges of city expenditures, including payments for Bozeman and Cozza investigations, and statements about Meyers grievances against Prosecutor DeLaney.
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White Plains
Westches
Clifford B. Wilson
John C. Stanley
Board of
Stanley
Wilson
Bridgeport
Burns International Detective Agency
J. K
Cade
King
Actacising Cozzu
Chicago
Burng Agency
Burns
Bozeman 5
Bozeman
Ami
Board of Apportionment
Burty Agency
City of
Wison and Staley
Bess
Moyers
Widow Denied Insurance After Nine Years of Death
New York widow Nellie D Lyman failed to collect a policy from the Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident Association of America nine years after her husband John W Lyman died in an automobile incident. The appellate division upheld a policy clause requiring notice within ten days and proof of death within six months, saying unforeseen events do not excuse noncompliance if the contract requires it.
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New York
John W. Lymen
Philadelphia
Mutual Aceident Association of
Amelia
Lyman
Prema
Raluy Morniing
Masonic Order
Dubin
Delaware River
Nellie D. Lyman
Hey
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