World War Leaders and East West Presidential Trend
The piece reflects on Sir Douglas Haig and WWI command, contrasts with modern warfare, and muses on presidential origins. It notes an East vs West pattern in U.S. presidents since Garfield, suggesting Ohio’s turn may come again. The overall tone blends historical analysis with political speculation.
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Foch
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France
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Swonstorfe
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Sears
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Middle West
Coolidge
Indiana
Cleveland
New York
Herriron
Ohio
McKinley
Roosevelt
Mayes
Grant
Hares
Tilden
Thins
Abraham Lincoln
The Civilizer and the New Business Era Reflections
Emerson’s critique of selfish world trade is explored with Atlantic Monthly commentary. The piece argues business may be the era’s new civilizer, while noting calls for professional judgment in law and medicine. The discussion covers Owen Young, democracy, and changing views on mental health defenses.
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Id Emerson
E. Calkins
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Calkins
A. T. and T. Company
General Electric
Emerson
Srehmins
America
Calking
Owen D. Young
Protests Over Catholic Church Critique Sparks Senate Debate
Washington editor denounces a Senate spectacle and Catholic church claims while recalling Oklahoma City rallies led by Brother Buck. He questions the value of longer floor time for such accusations as colleagues argue the issue and public interest wanes.
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Washington News
Senate
J. Thomsax Helfin
Wil
Hefiiu
Brother Buck
Buck
Oklahoma City
Tom Boing
Oklahoma
Girlshoms City
Old Hod Renew the Youth
New Haven Water Company moves to build a large reservoir near North Branford to secure water rights up to Middlesex County. Rural towns face loss of centuries-old houses and barns, with old timbers and nails repurposed for new luxury homes while old names live on in new locations.
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Hartford‘ Courant
New Haven
New Haven Water Company
North Branford
Middlesex County
Rose
Russell
Texas
Plaster and hot water showers disrupt Fairfield County Court House
Two incidents troubled the Fairfield County court house. A plaster shower caused John Sweeney to dive for cover as ceiling debris fell from a leaky roof. Later, a hot water burst from an attic pipe nearly scalded John Keopn’s office, sending attendants scrambling.
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Fairfield County
John Sweeney
John Keopn
Oonkrupt
Grand Juror Bennett Receives Town Support for Denes Officing
In Wilton the town expresses appreciation for Grand Juror Bennett and his honesty driven by common sense editorials. The message notes Bennett is highly respected and has broad local support, asking for continued community assistance to secure the position.
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Wilton
Renly
Denes
Bennett
Wilson
Senator Robinson Emerges as Democratic Hope for 1928 Nomination
The Daily Mirror of Washington argues Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkansas shapes as a strong Democratic contender for 1928 if the party falters over Governor Al Smith. It lauds Robinson for rebuking Tom Heflin’s intolerance and for uniting southern Democrats behind Smith or a credible alternative, highlighting his leadership, vigor, and fighting spirit in the Senate.
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Washington
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Tom Hellin
al Smith
Smith
Tom Helin
Robingon
Senate
Tom Heflin
Robinson
Mark Twain
Robison
Noman
Underwood
Nia Predevensor
Mr. Robinson
Samaon
Willis
Heflin
Philp Troup
New New Haven
Alfred H. Smith
New York
Charles Gould Morris
Rollin Y. Tyler
United States
Stratford man awarded 400 damages in note case
A jury in Common Pleas Court before Judge E Earle Garlick awarded El Gordon of Stratford 400 against Wac taw Chmlelewski of Stratford. Gordon sued to collect on an unpaid promissory note dated January 2 1925. The defense claimed Chmielewski did not realize the 16 on the note and believed he only signed to enable Gordon a real estate dealer to complete a transaction.
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Common Pleas Court
E. Earle Garlick
el Gordon
Stratford
Wactaw
The Fall Guy by Walt Ser Son
A verse on real estate salesmen preying on unwary investors in the old west. A rich mark tours, is lured by flashy car rides and free lunches, and buys many lots, only to regret the betrayal as the sellers vanish and the buyer curses the industry. Strong imagery condemns hype and greed.
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Walt Srson
Penton Shore
Captain Kidd
Political Pointers on Taxes and 1927 Elections in New Haven
The article surveys 1927 personal tax changes, expected net increases in assessments, and a two month remaining old fiscal year. It discusses party strategy, potential gubernatorial or U S Senate nominees, and weighs local political movements in Waterbury, Hartford, and New Haven, including calls for a city auditor and purchasing reforms, with notes on election dynamics and civic projects.
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Pasiumaster
Troup
New Haven
Charles G. Mutty
KR. A. Tyler
Bridgeport
Willam E.thoms
Waterbury
A New Start by Love as Resolve Power
A sermon urging that lasting resolutions come from love. Love for a mother, wife, children, or friend should back every vow, as love provides motive power stronger than intellect or will. The text cites scripture of a forgiven woman, arguing love balances wrongdoing and guides true conduct.
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DR. Fra
Senator Bruce Attacks Unfit Federal Agents
Senator Bruce of Maryland denounces hundreds of prohibition agents in Civil Service exams as unfit arguing appointments were made by favoritism Anti-Labor and church influence He cites exam questions about hypothetical scenarios as tests of common sense and says the agents failed under political pressure Republican Senator Phipps counters the questions were hypothetical and unrelated to duties
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Washington
Associated Press
Civil Service
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Phipps
Colorado
Bruce In
Sing Lullaby A Mother Nature Lullaby
A lyrical verse invites sleep as winter wind and hearth kettle sing lullabies. Gentle animals tucked in straw and henhed feathers rest while Mother Nature softly hums a soothing lullaby to all sleepy baby things.
Evolutionary theory and Christian faith clash in public letters
A series of letters debates Darwinian evolution versus Biblical creation, noting the authority of scripture and scientific challenge. Authors defend faith, question overreaching claims, and discuss the League of Nations Covenant and postwar peace efforts amid broad scientific and theological views.
Manhattan Days and Nights in New York Society Reflections
The narrator recalls encounters with wealthy social figures in Manhattan, noting jokes and performances by licensed wit-makers who profit from entertaining the rich. He reflects on how court jesters have long been paid to amuse, with examples of White and others who thrived on laughter and patronage despite wealth disparities.
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Iivn
Pope
Goldsmith
Dr. Johnson
Lazarus
Archibald White
White
North Conway Point to Point Race Draws Canadian Teams
The Canadian teams and drivers head to North Conway for the annual Point to Point race on February 9 10 and 19. Notable entrants include Shory Ruesick and Ruslan Fur Trader winner of 1936 with mil Bt. Godd a two time runner up and International derby winner at Qu last winter. Leon Sepalia famed Alaskan driver returns after recent American races including Lake Placid and Poland Spring two day event.
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North Conway
WNHL
Associated Press
van Xdev
Irivera
North Con
New England
Leon Sepalia
Goddard
Sepaila
Lake Placid
Poland
Weather summary for New England and Atlantic coast
Weather bulletin notes cloudy conditions with snow in parts of New England and eastern New York. Warmer Wednesday with rain or snow, followed by colderThursday. High pressure near Bermuda maintains calm North Atlantic winds, with variable speeds along the coast and a shift from southeast to northwest late Wednesday night.
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New York
Bermuda
North Atlantic
Northlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Meri West
Daily Almanac Sun Sets High Water Haw Water
Almanac notes indicate sunset times and high water marks for the day with weather and tide indicators. The brief item lists daily sun events and expected water levels for coastal navigation.
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