U S Tax Refund Totals Reported By Mellon
Washington reports Mellon data show tax refunds reaching millions over several years. The Treasury and key agencies allocated funds. figures name many corporations and individuals. Names and places appear in the fragmented OCR, including New York and Chicago entities, with totals showing millions and tens of thousands.
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Washington
de Oesf Ay
Mellor
Congress
Simedd
Peesiden
Treasury Famale
Cleaner Plays Walker’s Orders in New York
The article outlines a chaotic scene in Connecticut and New York theater where Cleaner and Walker clash with producers over censorship and dress codes. It names figures such as George M. Cohan, Lee Shnit, Arthur Hopkin, Selwyn, Belts, and Collins, noting officials consider censoring unofficial adjunct offices while producers resist.
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Connecticut
Walker
New York
Harris
Elthten
Distelet
Ney Kanten
Otly
Antony
Eality Boll
George M. Cohan
Lee Shinert
Arthie Hopking Wit
AL Prads
Juhe 4 Frehin Ve Selwyn
Belts
Tolan Collen
Flogging Angers Georgia Governor At Hooded Band Trial
Governor Walker offers a $1,000 reward for the first confession as Toombs County Superior Court convenes January 17 to probe the masked gang that fatally wounded Wills Wilden. Five alleged members face charges while a chase and kidnap attempt tied to thefts are noted amid violent arrest details.
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Georgia
Qov
Walker
Vinton
Th. N. Hardman
Loula Villa
Toombs County
Chase
Brown
Lyond
Shaer
Christmas Tree Taken From Lawn In Theft Case
Police seek thief after a large ornamental Christmas tree was cut from a lawn on the Ridgefield road area. The 250 year old tree stood near buildings and grounds, creating travel disruption with ice and debris. A reward is offered for information leading to the apprehension of the culprit. Local residents report damage and concern over road safety in winter conditions.
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Sewtown
Dell
Sheetstoe
Pilleaman Tao WM
Carroll
Ridgefield
Bolles Carricks
Atta
Hidawetfeld
Palice
G. Zorn
Mimont
Lous Teland
M. J
Governor-Elect Seeks Cooperation Ahead of Inauguration
Alabama governor elect Zzz seeks tie to office staff and access to the executive branch before inauguration to ensure seamless transition. He plans to cooperate with the incumbent on state administration and accompanying affairs. The article notes the transition details and the roles of staff.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anton Trem Todas
Poxiner
Alabama
Nore
Eliau Root Wins Woodrow Wilson Foundation Prize
New York December 38 CAP Retibutes to Woodrow Wilson and Elihu Root were paid by Norman H. Davis president of the Woodrow Wilson foundation tonight at a dinner where Mr Root received the foundation's award of 25000 for the most outstanding contribution toward world peace. Root praised Wilson's League of Nations work and lamented the United States failure to aid the league. Davis noted Root's 1920 effort in creating the permanent court of international justice and the prize honors Viscount Cecil of Chelwood as the first recipient in 1904.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Wen Root
Normath H. Davis
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Root
Woodrow Wison
League of Nations
United States
League
Rout
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Viscount Cecil
Great Britain
League ‘of Nations
US Policy On Central America Landing Sparks Protest
Reported White House stance states the United States acted to prevent fighting spillover in Central America while denying interference with local leaders. A protest from Sacasa’s envoy cites censorship and blocked messages, though officials question its recognition status and any formal reply.
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Latimer
United States
Central America
Pointe
Puerto Cabesas
Sacaga
Sacana
Bragsmans Riwff Lumler Company
Puerto Cabe
Tos. Vaea
Ders Aid Pot
State Department
Chfefa
Aimangion
Puerto
Department
Formic
Washington
Kellogg
Wilbur
White House
Navy Department
Witten
Nicaragua
Dees
Williamson Named Darien Prosecutor
Darien appoints Charles Ki Williamson as prosecuting attorney by Judge Charles Bates Dana. Williamson, a SPEC lawyer and representative in the state house, is known as the father of the town court after a recent resignation by Max Spetkey.
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Darien
Charles Ki
Willamson
Charles Bates Dana
Willamsorr
Max Spetkey
Willhimeon
Dateien
Storm and Fog Paralyze Coastal Roads and Cripple City Transit
Heavy fog and a week of rain cause multiple car crashes into trucks in Devon and Greenwich with injuries. a Greenwich bus overturns on the Boston Post Road. Flooding disrupts Bridgeport streets and sewer systems while officials urge gutter clearance. A soaking storm brings citywide delays, with trains late and power and street lighting affected. Weather officials report 1.83 inches of rain and rising temperatures turning slush to ice.
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Devon
Julius Roberto
Hallett Street
Statile
Milford Hospital
A. C. Carpenter
Greenwich
Joseph Strawford
Post Office
Greenwich- Port Chester
Boston Post Road
Meither
Bridgeport
A. J. Northey
Lawrence J. McCough
William J. Mella
Public Works Department
Hone
Dietetet
Norther
Norwich
Nerwich
Saudro
Norwich Hospital
Preston
Frawley
M. Turr
New Haven
Aulte
New Haven Adjusts Deliveries As Storm halts City Traffic
Street crews cleared the curb to curb path for blocks as a winter storm disrupted service. Mail carriers who finished their first delivery could skip the afternoon run while a major New Haven department store closed an hour early to let clerks reach home safely.
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New Haven
Shipwrecked man spared by jury recounts cannibal pact
A shipwreck survivor testifies about clinging to life after 17 days at sea. He describes sharing water, nursing a dying companion, and a grim pact that the survivor would eat the dead man’s flesh if he died first. The tale ends as they approach Santa Catalina Island.
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Hlm
McKinley
Kelly
Bin
Santa Catalina Island
Planned Reserve Police Squad to Be Formed
The police board plans a reserve squad equal to regular units, to supply future permanent hires and training. A Thursday meeting will decide squad size and details, with a $12,000 yearly salary appropriation sought, plus council ordinance power to appoint. Currently no reserve squad exists.
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Theead
Common Council
Police Board
Hartford Board Approves Airport Beacon Project
The Hartford Board of Aldermen approved appropriations requested by the city aviation commission for beaconed installations at Hartford airfield. The plan aims to support night flying and extend routes to Chicago and a direct line to Manteval, with Sulaniak company stockholders informed by Treasurer A. Freeman.
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Chicago
Thrtford Board of Aldermen
Dty Aviation Commission
Urainurd Flell
Sulaniak Company
Mater Valeut A. Freemain
Comdd
Ilarbfard
Wetton
Tue Eal
Italy Germany to Sign Treaty Amid Balkan Turmoil
Berlin and Geneva reports indicate Dr Stresemann plans to meet Premier Mussolini in Italy. A health issue delayed talks but a limited agreement between Italy and Germany is possible. Germany already faces a revision pact with France Belgium Jolani Slovakia, aligned with the Locarno security framework.
Theft Reported at He Placement Spring Company Owner
A Dow proprietor of the He placement Spring company reported a break in at his Washington avenue apartment. A gold water and chain valued at 200 dollars were stolen while he was away from December until yesterday. He found a forced door on his return.
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Tornade
Netourg Wilaineton
del Tar
Alfred
A. Dow
Heplacement Spring Company
Washington Agenas
Dow Aves
Triegiers
Japanese Prince Arrives Unnoticed in American Tour
Prince Yasuhito, heir to the Japanese throne, arrived incognito with a delegation from Washington and New York. He met officials, toured in a police escort, and prepared a statement expressing a painful yet hopeful mood as he planned a quiet stop in San Francisco before sailing to Tokyo. He showed interest in American sports and Babe Ruth but avoided questions about his father’s funeral.
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Washington
New York
Bruce
Plaza Hotel
Hote Biltmore
Yasuhito
Japan
Cooldee
Ware House
San Princisco
Tokyo
Pacific Coast
Hugh Wilson
Ammerican
San Francis
Prince
Iny
Babe Huth
Oxford
Lewis seeks state action as lottery case looms
Lewis spends day at business plans of the state for an expected drawn out legal battle. State's Attorney prepared to present cases of 35 others arrested in the same drive against lotteries. Five witnesses appeared for fees. names include Penrose of Naugatuck, Nigaowner of a Barnum avenue confectionery, Milletce of Bryant Electric, Gartland of General Electric, and Sergeant Michael of the local police.
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Lewis
Clifford B. Wilson
Wiliam H. Com~ley, Jr
Superior Court
James FE. Penrose
Naugatuck
Arthur Niga
Barnum Avenue
Barun Avenue
Joseya Milletce
Bryant Electric Company
Brookfield Avenue
Albert Gartland
General Electric Company
Remington Street
Michael
New Encyclopedia Project to Create American Social Sciences Set
The American Historical Association approves a cooperative plan with seven national bodies to fund an American Encyclopedia of Social Sciences costing 650000 dollars. The six year project will produce 40 volumes totaling about six million words with Edwin Seligman named editor in chief and a Columbia University team guiding the effort.
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Rochester
Executive Council
The
American Historical Association
Edwin St. A. Seliman
McVickar
Columbia University
Tr. Seligman
Carlton J. Hay
John A. Fairlie
University of 1Aines
Mary van Kleeck
Russell Sage Foundation
William T. Osborn
Darnard College
Clark Wisster
American
Bankrupts Case Moved to Elm City
In federal court Judge Edwin E. Thomas signed an order transferring Alexander J. and Paul Resnikoff's petition from Bridgeport to New Haven. Referee John Iveugh at Gridgyauort will handle the matter, with Referee E. Hoadley at New Haven assigned. Debts total about 923,602 with substantial assets claimed. Resnikoffs ran Elm City Furniture and Empire Furniture in Elm City, with ties to New York.
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Edwin &. Thomas
New Haven
Alexander J
Paul Resnikoff
John Iveugh
Gridgyauort
CO. E. Hoadley
District Court Office
Bridgeport
Arrditers
Resnikofts
New York
Thomas
Resnikocts
Furmner
Vine Thomas
Resnikoffs
Elny City Furniture Company
Impire Furniture Company
Norwalk 18 Apprehended in Liquor Raids To Face Trial Today
Assistant State's Attorney Hi Warle Garlick will present to Criminal Superior court today the cases against 18 residents of Norwalk charged with liquor law violations. Fifteen of those arrested in November in simultaneous raids entered not guilty as Judge Baldwin adjourned until today. Eighten accused electing jury would require a special session. other cases continued to February.
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Hi. Warle Garlick
Criminal Superior Court
Norwalk
Lewis
Womley
Alfred C. Baldwin
Baldwin
New Mayen County
George Eckart
Frank Pulitona
John Drowzdowksi
Bridgeport
Gordon Budosky
Julius Budosky
Joseph Carrel
John J. Flynn
John A. Dearin
Julia Jahan
Thomas Ikely
Touts Kiska
Margaret Knapp
Rose Lengel
Be A Beval
Anna Lujeski
Louis Novack
Micky Russel
Edward Splan
Obituary notices for Moticka Burgess Avery and others
Obituary notices list death and funeral details for multiple individuals including John Moticka of 1548 Barnum Avenue and Mrs Charlotte Sehlee, with survivors, burial places, and officiants. The record also notes deaths in Kingston and Bridgeport, mentioning Joseph Histsan, Daniel O Keeffe, Julia A. Hrdina, Miss Julia Hyitina, Miss Johanna, Adela Batchelder, and related family connections and funeral arrangements.
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Charlotte Schlee
Arlotte Sehlee
Beechmont Avenue
Edward Sy
Bethany,ational Church
Josep Dean
William Dunworth
Frank Tate
Sidney Bray
Park Cemetery
Lawson Robert Burgess
Junny-Cive
Anna Buress
Daniel Farmy Youd
Trouveull
August G. Baker
St.ford Avenue
Jepson
Percy Bure
Litton Tenny
E. Foster Piper
Joseph B. Avery
Kinngston
N. Y
Anna Avery
Rye
Harry Dahl
Tar- Tytown
John Saurier
Kingston
Grace Ave
Asa Avery
Bridgeport
Mildred van Tross
Pleasantville
N.Y
G A. R
Joseph Histsan
Munday
Hanech Avenue
Add
Walter
Celia
Clara
Bernard Hagger
St. George's Church
Charles Mercer Hall
Trinity Episcopal
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Julia
Firdina
Julia A. Hyitina
Stanley J. Hrdina
Stephen Peer
Frank Sehevick
Leo Tirdina
Niere
Johanna
Stanley Jirdina
Housatonte Avenue
Front St
St. Michael's Cemetery
Colder Weather Reduces Floods
Forecasts of colder weather and clear skies give hope for flood relief in the lower Ohio and Mississippi basins. Renewed rains worsened inundations along main and smaller streams. Cumberland and Tennessee rivers overflowed, distress in Nashville, Chattanooga, and bottomlands in Tennessee and Kentucky. Fatalities total 13 with property damage unestimated. Memphis, Tenn. December 9.
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Ohio
Minsssippi
Cumberland
Tennessee
Nashville
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Memphis, Tenn
Dee
Tote
Merger plans for Nickel Plate face renewed snag
Frederick Edwards reports new merger plans for the Nickel Plate railroad valued at 1.4 billion dollars have hit a snag as disputes flare between the Van Sweringen group and minority holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio. George Kemp's minority committee protests large Erie and Pere Marquette stock purchases and potential Van Sweringen control moves, with details pending and January likely for new commission submission.
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Frederick Edwards
New York
Agai
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
C, and O
C. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Amd OQ
Satane
Southland
C. Amd
van Sweringen
Merce Com
Richmond
Kemp
Seuark
Minoriy
Lam
Boyle Delivers Revolvers After Failed Robbery
In Fairfield a $110,000 hold up left victim Joan KE. Beye shaken as Boyle, fearing self harm, surrendered two revolvers to a constable. Police have few leads on the bandits though the Essex touring car linked to the robbers has been seen.
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Joan KE
Beye
Wairfield
Boyle
Korte
Tkple
Fairfield
Nurses Warm Party at Griffin Hospital Derby
Student and undergraduate nurses at Griffin Hospital Derby enjoyed an annual Christmas party at the nurses home. Highlights included a program of entertainment, light refreshments, and a varied schedule, with many in attendance from the nursing staff.
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Griffin Hospital
Derby
Hite
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