Nobleman Hear Escapes Poverty at Christmas
Hjort Dy la Motte, once a missing French noble heir, reunited with his daughter Mrs. Harriet H. Scott in Green Bay, Wisconsin, after decades apart. He traded rags for a new outfit at a department store, while his daughter had hunted for him for ten years. He later expressed preferring cash over a distant fortune, amid hopeful claims of eventual inheritance.
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Chicago
Hjort Dy la Motte
Harriet H. Scott
Albany
N. Y
Greenbay
Wis
de la Motte
France
Cathe Fral
San. T
Tony
Faim
President Quietly Spends Holiday Amid Church Controversy
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge attend a holiday church service as a doctrinal dispute grows within the church. Senator Watson of Indiana sits with them, along with several cabinet members and Chief Justice Taft. The day marks Coolidge’s quietest holiday since taking office, with no major conferences.
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Jesus Christ
Watson
Indiana
Uoolidge
Washington
Taft
Coolidge
Tie Mafi
Court cle recigns new favien dec 35
Frederick L. Perry was renewed as clerk of itis Common Pleas court effective January 2. Harold J. Bowen, clerk of the City court, and Agvins, assistant clerk, were mentioned as likely. Perry became a clerk January 1, 1922, succeeding Charles W. Birley who resigned to become postmaster.
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NEW Favien
Frederick L. Perry
Ay Clark
Itis Common Pleas Court
Agvins
Athe Common Pleas Court
Harold J. Bowen
Perry
Charlies W Birely
Reopen Acquitted Kluxen Boy Case for Girl Murder
Morristown New Jersey December 23. County Prosecutor James H Bolithe filed with Morris County clerk a request for trial records of 16 year old Francis Kluxen acquitted in July 1922 of Janet Lawrence’s murder. He seeks retrial arguing improper jury selection from Essex County instead of Morris County, and assigns attorney J Henry Harrison to prosecute.
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Morristown
X. J
Morris County
Francis Kluxen
Janet Lawrence
James H. Bolithe
Kluxen
United States
Supreme Court
Charles W. Parker
Lysex County
J. Henry Harrison
Newark
Bohtho
Stathe
Kiuxen
Land of Jussex
Uther
Douitho
Areu
Areu | For A Re-Trial of Ryoung Kluxen
Mouell Sayre
Madison
Tmr
Sayre
Grace Episcopal Church of
Movement to urge federal movie control begins
New York December 23 religious and civic groups will join Presbyterian church officials in a Washington congress on February 18 and 14 to plan a campaign for national legislation to bring all motion picture exhibitions under federal control. Dr Shames Scanlon called it the start of a crusade with the slogan clean up the movies. Representatives to be asked include Baptists Disciples Lutherans Methodists Reformed Church Episcopalians Women’s groups temperance and prohibition bodies Salvation Army Volunteers of America Y M C A National League of Women Voters National Motion Picture League and the Red Cross.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Shames Scanlon
Department of Moral Welfare
Presbyterian Board of
Unishing Education
Seamon
The
Baptists
Disciples
Lutherans
Methodists
Reformed Church
Wocot
Anti-Saloon League
World Prohibition and Reform Federation
National Temperance Society
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Knights of Columbus, Y. M. Co. A
National League of Women Voters
National Motion Picture League
Red Cross
Ex-Greek Premier Venizelos to Return as Advisor
Former Greek Premier Venizelos will return to Athens at the request of political leaders to guide and advise on the situation. He will not form a cabinet and plans to depart from Marseille on December 24 with no public reception, saying his stay is temporary to help settle affairs and then withdraw from politics.
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Atitiens
Associated Press
Triptherious Venizelos
Athens
Vendzelos
Marseilles
Los
Greece
Ite
Man Sustains Fractured Skull In Auto Crash
Traveling from Clinton avenue onto Fairfield avenue yesterday a car driven by Charles Patrie of Albion street overturned injuring Patrie with a possible fracture to his forearm. He was removed to St Vincent's hospital. A second head-on collision occurred on Park avenue at Pequannock street. Jagt Willian of Black Rock turnpike, Mermell, was slashed about the face with broken glass. Emergency treatment was given at the hospital. damages awarded totaled $100 to Anders of New York, and White Wonk Samu of Noward avenue and Leonardo AL of Soundview avenue.
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Clinton Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Charles Patrie
Albion Street
Patrke
St Vincent's Hospital
Park Avenue
Pequannock Street
Willian
Walley
Black Rock Turnpike
Mermell
Lim Ul Emergency Hospital
Anders
Thetenya
White
Samu
Noward Avenue
Leonardo AL
Soundview Avenue
Boy'skin for Times sparks hospital graft appeal
Worchester hospital faces a blaze of care as surgeons consider grafting skin from donors to a severely burned boy. Ralph Creatt, already aided by volunteers, seeks enough skin to aid recovery and lessen his injuries after a tragic accident.
Holiday party halted by visit of police
Police halted a raucous holiday party at 228 Savoy Street after a still was found brewing moonshine. John Regan, a founder at the house, was arrested on assault charges. Police seized the still and will continue investigations to identify ownership and potential further arrests.
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Savoy Street
John Regan
Car Hits Pole in Waterbury Kill Four Injure in Crash
In Waterbury near Woodruff switch on the Oakville Water town road a touring car driven by Alphons Berthamne of Watertown ran into a telephone pole. Tesarda Lesurde of Watertown was killed instantly and four others were seriously injured. Wheat Rivard of Waterbury and the Lamporne brothers escaped with cuts. driver and two others were detained as authorities opened an inquest.
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Waterbury
Sto Lesurde
Watertown
Alphons Berthamne
Woodruf
Oakville-Watertown
Tesarda
Wheat Rivard
Union Street
French Dirigible Dixmude Believed Lost Near Gabes Gulf
Reports say the French airship Dixmude is missing after heading toward the Gulf of Gabes. No sighting of the craft or its outline, with some lights later deemed misread. Crews of 54 with 17 officers were aboard, and questions arise about a mast like the Shenandoah would have. Destroyers kept at readiness off Toulon as searches continue.
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Cnar-Pierrin
dimi@ible
Neves Eary
Gine
Dixmude
Toulon
Hranee
Dee
Jurbor
Alrigrbia
Nothing Wrong with Paganism Says Dr Guthrie
Dr Wal lant Guthrie defended pagan rites in a Christmas sermon at St Marks in the Rouverie New York urging no fear of paganism and saying real things are dreams and myths The talk noted the Christmas truce between Fundamentalists and Modernists and Bishop Manning avoided church split references
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New York
Wallant Guthrie
St. Marks-in-the-Rouverie
Hla
Manning
St. John the Divine
United Church
Bishop Manning Reaffirms Virgin Birth Doctrine
In a Christmas sermon at St John the Divine Cathedral Bishop William Manning affirmed the church's commitment to the Virgin Birth amid ongoing disputes between Fundamentalists and Modernists in the Episcopal Church. He warned that he would press charges against clergy who deny divine miracles. Archbishop Hayes led pontifical mass at St Patrick's as worshippers crowded the cathedral.
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New York
Ron Ale
Episcopal Church
William ‘T. Manning
St. John the Divine
Manning
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's
Burt Ihshop Manning
Patrick J. Hayes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fisher Corrigan
Austin College
Cathedral of
Parttes Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Cooge W. Winkersham
Three Wounded in Christmas Eve Greenwich Village Shooting
Three men were wounded at a Christmas Eve party in Greenwich Village. Casale Trebano was shot in the back, Ralph Trebano in the hand, and Joseph Sarolla in the head after an uninvited guest known as Contantina opened fire following a quarrel. The assailant escaped.
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York
Seriouly
Greenwich Village
Casale Trebano
Ralph
Joseph Sarolla
Contantina
Trebino
Goeile Trebino
Carielo
Woman accessory in Klan murder may not be tried
Atlanta report says Mia Margaret Weaver may avoid trial in the killing of W. S. Coburn. General Boykin questioned Weaver and plans further inquiry as prosecutors consider whether to pursue charges. Representation in the case involved Philip J. W. and Melly. Weaver remains jailed in Multen County awaiting a decision on a new trial.
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Atlanta
Tire
Mia Margaret
W. S. Coburn
Atlanta Journal
Leicester
John A Boykin
Philip J. Wows
Itu Klay
Melly
Conyigtad
Gliying
Coburn
Lita
Ata. Woaser
Multen County
Pope Observes Christmas Day Solemnly at Vatican
Pope Pius celebrated Christmas with midnight mass at the Vatican said by Monsignor Zampini. He received many letters and telegrams thanking him for promoting peace and goodwill to the world. Premier Mussolini spent the day in Milan with his wife and children, hosting intimate friends.
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Pius
Vatican
Monsignor
Zampini
Hely
Mansolini
Milan
Obregon Military News Questioned in Telegrams
Private telegrams from Washington allege Obregon’s war ministry published false and censored Mexican situation reports. They claim Yucatan control, Villa Hermosa hostilities, and troop movements by Cavazos, Payana, Estrada, Figueroa, Romulo, and consular adhesions to the revolutionary cause across Tampico and Tamaulipas.
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Chargea
Obregon
Ministry of War
Mexico
Obegon
Yucatan
Carrillo Puerto
Campeche
Quintana Roo
Tabasco
Villa _Hermose
Cavazos
Payana
Pusbla
Isperanza
Estrada
Guadalajara-Mexico
Tamaulipag
Laredo
Tampico
Manual Char
Chihuahua
Purral
Villa
National Transportation Conference Called in Washington
A national conference on transportation is planned in Washington from January 3 to 11. Julius O. Barnes, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, issued the call. Leaders from agriculture, commerce, education, finance and industry across states were invited to participate and discuss developing an adequate national transportation system.
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Washington
Julius O. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Hartford millionaire indicted in Chicago
Hartford native and longtime Warehouse Point resident Michael J. Paberty has been indicted in Chicago over alleged complicity in a City Hall graft scandal. The case also names four others including Percy Coffin, campaign manager for Governor Small, as reported in late December.
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Tightford
Michael J.paberty
Millonaire
Warehouse Point
Chicago
Percy & Coffin
Govenor Small
of + nals
German sausage plant job surge amid high meat prices
In Namburg Germany May 15 reports show about a third of Germans seeking work in sausage factories during a period of high meat prices. Factories set no help wanted signs, but job seekers press to enter unguarded parts of plants despite guards.
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Namburg
Germany
Nusaga
Flamburg
Dinner and Theatre Party Honors Christmas Visitors
Will Enturtalin, Masa Irene and Miss Eiale Comer entertain at a dinner and theatre party this evening in honor of several friends home from college for the Christmas holidays. Guests include Miss Belen Jaren, Miss Minor Sherwani, Alisa Mary Manahan, Miss Allyon ilate, Miss Irman Tillmann, Miss Virginian Richardson, Miss Elsie Anderson, Miss Atce Whitney, Miss Joanne Houghton, and Miss Mary Lyon.
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Masa Irene
Eiale Comer
Oly
Callege
Belen Jaren
Misa Minor Sherwani
Alisa Mary Manahan
Misa Allyon Ilate
Mis Irman Tillmann
Virginian Richardson
Elsie Anderson
Atce Whitney
Joanne Houghton
Mary Lyon
Prosecution Threat After Morris Scarborough Bootleg Case
Attorney Arthur N. Freemont vows warrants for every name on a customers list linked to the Morris Scarborough bootleg ring. He says investigators seized a clientele document and will probe and charge all connected with the alleged conspiracy regardless of status. Fremont spoke from Shamokin Pa and plans further action upon returning to Washington.
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Wasitington
U. 8
Arthur N. Freamont
Morris-Scarborough
Tresmont
Shamokin
Tie
Internal Revenue
Offici
Hbocler
Washington
French Refuse Latest German Offer for Direct Talks
Paris reports the French government will refuse Germanys latest offer for direct negotiations. Germany asked to reopen talks in a note delivered Monday by Ambassador Von Hoesch, but Premier Poincare remains firm Germany should not be treated politically or economically in any Rubs matter.
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Paris
Certmany
France
Germany
von Hoesch
Premier Poincare
Fear Paris to Use Milk Card System Again
Despite denials, Paris authorities are considering reintroducing milk cards in January as milk receipts fall by 200000 quarts monthly from last winter. Officials blame butter shortages and high cheese production for the sector’s decline.
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Paris
Bee
End of a Perfect Meal and Tours with Hakers
A fragmented note notes dessert as the finale of meals. Floyer tours with Hakers to uplift quality. Takerty Cer ified Hatracts praised as full flavored and pure advertisement.
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Floyer
Hakers
Divorce Notice for Elizabeth Mitchell Cabing Milford CT
Elizabeth Mitchell Cabing, plaintiff, seeks divorce from Edward Cabing of Milford, Connecticut. The case is filed in New Haven County Superior Court with return on the first Tuesday of January 1924. A notice of publication will appear weekly in Bridgeport’s Fold Report Melogram for three weeks starting December 19, 1920.
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Thmizabetit Mitchell Cables
Milford
County OF Haven
STATO
Connsc
Edward Cables
Milforia
ORDA
Connecticut
New Haven
Gong
Ghwn
Bridgeport
Daniil J. Bate Y
Notice of regular quarterly dividend by Erwin MM Junnings Co Inc
The Board of Directors of Erwin MM Junnings Co Inc, Bridgeport Connecticut, declares a regular quarterly dividend of 18 percent and a participating dividend on preferred stock payable February 1, 1824. Stockholders of record January 1a, 124. Scott, Secretary.
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Thi Erwin
Junnings CO Inc
Hridgeport Conn
Deemer 4
Tay
Unon
Statement of Personal Responsibility and Court Title
The document states that the signer will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. It appears to be a formal declaration associated with the Superior Court for New Haven County, with the signer identified as JM William Hills and Cherie assisting the court.
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JM. Waliam Hills
Cherie
Superior Court
New Haven County
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