Spiritual Blight Infests America Declares Editor
The Kansas editor Willem Allen White cites a spiritual blight in America during a speech honoring Woodrow Wilson’s seventieth birthday. He warns that prejudice, fanaticism, and lack of vitality threaten national unity and international standing, urging moral renewal to avert wars and decay.
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America
Willem Allen White
Kansas
Washington
Wilsen
Wortrow Wilson
Woodrow TV ‘Son
Amercas Geitest
Professors Son Delivers Astronomy Talks in School
In Prunswick Pac, eight year old Tommy Cross, son of Professor de Geen, describes distant stellar realms to Lonstellow School third graders. A sympathetic teacher guides his curiosity as he leads peers through imagined creatures and cosmic questions.
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Prunswick
Jemester
Chili
Thomas Cross
Tommy
Hotla
Bes
Ryards
Aes de Geen
Tolny
Bowdoin
Berg
Hora Beth
Tomy
Three Divorces Sought in Superior Court
Three divorce actions filed yesterday afternoon in the Superior Court. John Wepner of Shelton accuses Mary Tasikenin Wepner of infidelity and desertion since April 24. The couple married November 28, 1919, at Stamford. William Taposite of Danbury seeks custody of a minor child. Constanc Lspoal of Danbury is described as cruel, asking custody of two children. married November 1, 1920.
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John Woepner
Shelton
Mary Tasikenin Wepner
Caenora NY
Indie Ice
Himan Apel
Stamford
Samurl Biceo
Bayonne
Chill Willian
Danbury
Constanc
Danburs
Mary Hay Free Divorce Granted by Paris Court
Mary Hay Free, former wife of actor Richard Barthelmess, reports a Paris court has granted divorce. She states they remain friends, denies upcoming marriages to Cutton Webb or an Italian count, and outlines plans to perform in Cannes, Monte Carlo, and Rome before likely returning to New York and Paris for a cabaret engagement.
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Tc Nisvemans
Paris Dee
Mary Fin
Richard Barthelmess
Extension pipe for sewage disposal asked by Northey
Northey seeks funds through the Board of Apportionment to extend the discharge pipe at Bostwick avenue to carry effluent farther from shore before sea release. The plan follows a Harding engineering survey and requests $35,000 for the project.
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Mane
Bostwick Avenue
Diister
Public Woorks
Board of Apportionment
Janes C Harding
Fuller and McLoateck
Walter W Garrig
Noricy
Streeta Pitrlek Brienia
Slauchter House
Elingdt Ds
Sears
Rome
Himmel
Root Endows Foreign Relations Journal Endowment
New York December 29 Root 10 Endow Magazine has donated a 25000 dollar check to the Council on Foreign Relations to seed an endowment fund for Bouilien Affairs official organ. The quarterly journal Foreign Affairs, founded to promote American foreign policy, will benefit from the fund and Root received a peace award and bronze medal for his earlier services in 1920.
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New York
Dee
Japtun Root
Wilson Foundation
Council of Foreign Relations
Bouielen
Ogan
Rootsith
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Harvard University
Hamilton Finch Armetrone
Tte Noliyly
Root
Acaretry of State
Permanent Court of International Justice
Prince Carol leaves Paris as reporters seek privacy
Reports from Neuilly say Prince Carol of Roumania remains away from Paris while journalists decide if he deserves privacy. The prince has been living at a villa in Neuilly since 1926, with his exact whereabouts still unclear amid rumors of a homeland return.
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Paris
Carol of
Roumania
Pals
Neuilly
Caraiman
Lutler
Caois
Cannes
Treagh
Dome
Maelf
Ince
Madame Danielesen
Chiuffem
Alice Coeer Roumini
Comte de la Roche-Toucauld
la Carol
Carol
Cenesa
Bucharest
Three Bridgeport Theatres Incorporate in Hartford
Three theatre companies with headquarters in Bridgeport were incorporated in Hartford by the same group of men. Norport Theatre Corp, The L & E Capital Middle Town Corp, and Level Theatre Corp begin business with 2600 dollars. Incorprators include Thomas F. Halles, John St Larner Parking No J, and Geoffrey Kilo.
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Hartford Dew
Bridgeport
Cnaphus
Pach
Norport Theatreorp
Lb & E Capital Middletown Corp
Level Theatre. Corp
Thomas F. Halles
Brooklyn
John St Larner
Geoffrey Kilo
White Plains Noy
Suits Filed Over 1926 Norwalk Crashes
Three men sue for ten thousand dollars claiming permanent injuries from separate Norwalk crashes on July 3 1926 a motorcycle collision with a car driven by Herman Van Threa. In Bridgeport a man seeks nineteen thousand from National Outfit Ting Company for the death of his daughter Myrtle Bernard. A third suit seeks two hundred thousand from Connecticut Company for injuries when a car struck by a trolley on September 7 1926.
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Myrtle Bernard
Thissieity
National Outfitting Company
Bridgeport
East Main Street
Hosten
Nue
George B Lerdinand
John Aronnensig
Acaview
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Woodrow Wilson
Son
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New Canaan
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Mary Hay
Dancer
Northey
Russel
Pamine
Andin
Root 10 Endow Magazine
Horjick
Meee Lee
Bumsteads
Childr
Bock
C. A. Voorhees
M. D
Philade
Rockwell Coats
Rodkwell & Co
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