Kellogg denies gun elevation objections amid treaty talks
Washington reports claimed Britain objected to raising main batteries on U S battleships. Secretary Kellogg authorized a direct denial saying Britain had not elevated its guns and now objects. The issue arose as Coolidge signed a relief bill authorizing gun upgrades if not violating the Washington arms treaty. House opponents argued gun elevation violated the treaty spirit.
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Washington
Associated Press
Kellogg
United States
Navy Department
Coolidge
Lindbergh Symbolizes Immortal Youth in 1927 Praise
Prof Phelps lauds Lindbergh as the spirit of American youth after his New York Paris flight. The piece contrasts public awe with critics, notes Coolidge’s laconic stance on a third term, and highlights Ford’s celebrated new car launch amid December enthusiasm. It surveys global disarmament talk, 1927 literary and cultural achievements, and marks the year as overall positive.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
France
Ncea
Coolidge
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
America
Henry Tolds
Barnum
Henry Ford
Geneva
Friends of the Soviets
Russia
Littvinoff
England
Deems Taylor
Edna St Vincent Millay
Pivclic
Tristram
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Bridge of San Luis Rey
Thornton Wilder
Arnold Bennett
Charles and
Mary Beard
Mark Sullivan
Trader Horn
Africa
Tim Hawley Court Messenger Dies at 83 in Hartford
Tim Hawley a longtime United States district court messenger and US marshal died at his home in Hartford after a two week illness. A Civil War veteran he served with Company K Connecticut regiment and survived Antietam. He later became a federal court messenger and, in 1924, marshal of the Masonic Veteran Association of Connecticut.
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Hartford
Timothy Ediit Tlawey
United States District Court
United States
Crown Street
Hawley
Connecticut
Connecticut Regiment
Maiden
Antietam
Pity Maral
Marshal Middlebrook
Federal Court
E . Thomas
Masonic Veteran Association of
Injured in Fall Ansonia Man Dies
Ansonia man James Boceland 34 died after a rug shaking accident at his lodging house 180 Main Street. He fell about 25 feet to the ground, suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, and died at Griffin Hospital. He was a Georgetown Mass native with family there. remains to be shipped there.
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Ansonia
James Boceland
Main Street
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Prof. Phelps
By William Sign
Phelts
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Mars
Union
Flannelette
Warn
Tim Hawley
Mark
Mendoza
Mark Downs
Windsor
Floor
Sunny Child
Tennessee
Downstins Store
Armstrong
Ipswich
Boca Ode
Leys
Seasure
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