Anti-Toxin Arrives in Nome From Arctic Relay Effort
Gunnar Kasson and teammate Seppelle delivered 300000 units of diphtheria antitoxin to Nome Alaska ending a weeklong siege of the plague. Dr Curtis Welch and nurse Emily Morgan welcomed the relief convoy after a grueling 130 mile ice crossing from Unalakleet, promising easier battle against the outbreak.
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Nome
Alaska
Arctic
Northland
Gunnar Kasson
Leonard Seppella
Undakleet
Tce Sound
Norton Sound
Kassonsarthal
Kasson
Seppelle
Unaliklest
Curtis Welch
United States
Emily Morgan
Wichita Kanmas
Red Cross
Wome
Welch
Connecticut Chamber Opposes Labor Amendment Referendum
Hartford reports that 699 votes oppose ratification of the proposed labor amendment to the U S Constitution. A committee was formed by the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce to prepare arguments for and against ratification for the statewide referendum. The question asks whether the United States should empower the states to limit enforce and prohibit labor by persons under eighteen.
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Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Hartford
Pichard
Gurmber Campi
West Haven
Marver
State Chamber of Comiitee
Catle
Darien
Lage Kralrneld
Lark Commission
Milfords
Republican Lawn
Man
Robert Keat
Hidgefield High School Dramatic Club
Clarence By Booth Parkington
Cave City Heroine: Floyd Collins Trapped in Sand Cave
In Cave City Kentucky Floyd Collins, 35, remains trapped under a rock slab in Sand Cave after a cave-in. Rescue teams press an eight ton rock with compressors and drills while guides Geralds and family workers aid in the dangerous operation.
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Coljins
Geralds
Marshall Collins
Collins
Jeg Tn
Nes
Sand Cave
Lee Avenue House Burns After Midnight
Fire swept a Lee Avenue house after midnight trapping a tenant and three children. Firemen said no one could be found in or near the dwelling as flames enveloped the structure and authorities searched the street for missing residents.
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Lee Avenue
Tee Avenue
Vmeo
Wes Puilkowsky
Childen
Senators Invited to Scandal Play at Capitol Hill
Washington February saw a set of personal invitations sent to senators to attend a revival of Sleil ian's The School for Sandal. The performance will be given by four local cast members under the auspices of the Washington Community Center.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Sleilian
Washington Community Center
District Squabble Draws Council Into Complications
Petitions for district improvements are rejected and sent back after a clash between Alderman Ard and the North End Improvement Association over routing recommendations through the council. The association sought widening of Trenchtown Road and Ard accused them of trying to bypass two district aldermen. The board split. actions were rescinded and sent via proper channels.
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North End
Nicholas Tesing
Trenchtown Road
Mainstreet
Une
Ard Aska
Wilbert Sanford
Henry Koehler
Ardg
Lstifet
Vanities Producer Suffers Heart Attack in Baltimore
The Vanities producer, Earl Car roll, is in serious condition after a heart attack. He was removed to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore tonight with his show still active.
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Baltimore
Eearl Carroll
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Attorney Canfield Attacks Bankruptcy Lawyers' Acts
Attorney Canfield denounces the conduct of bankruptcy lawyers and trustees in the Marsh case as selfish and ineffective. He challenges the appointment of a temporary receiver and trustee, criticizing the methods used to influence settlements and suggesting the proceedings advance only to secure profits for certain creditors.
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Board of Apportionment
Aree
Canfield
Cout Hillart Wo Peele
Marsh Brothera Estate
Chamber of Commere
Peck
Belo Lieferer
Atorney
Marsh
John G Shvarg
Edward
Arthur W. Conley
Lows
Cuba
Cohn
Aloss
Spaigo
Keogh
Spango
M Lage Crediton
Comey
Dilcott Wo Bees
Stratford Trust Company
Befease
Can_field
Benes Tourfeld
Marsh Company
Schwarz
Judges Haines and Hinman Slated for High Court Bench
Hartford Feb 2 Judges Haines and Hinman in line for Supreme Court seats. Associate Judge Molloy of Hartford County likely to become a high court judge to fill the pending vacancies as two justices near seventy. Haines to replace Beach and Hinman to replace Keeler with dates in 1927 and 1928.
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Haines and
Hinman
Molloy
Hartford County Common Pleas
Dickenson
Hartford
Jamnes
Tilnman
William ‘S Marible
Supreme Court of
Haines
Portland
Willimantic
Bath
Marcus H Holcomb
Thomas J Moljloy
Court of Common Pleas
Hartford County
Edwin C Dicken
Sons of C W Morse Lose Contest Over Arrest in New York
Benjamin W and Harry F Morse sons of shipbuilder Charles W Morse lose Supreme Court challenge to arrests in New York on charges of conspiring to use the mails to defraud. Lower courts and Supreme Court rule arrest legal as they traveled to face trials in another district.
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Sons of
W_ Morse
Jose
New York State
Sta H
Nome
Mie Reynolds
Chicago Daily
Ermproves
Tvorsnorl
C. W. Morse
New York
Washington, DC
Benjamin W
Harry F. Morse
Charles W Morse
Supreme Court
Cihry
Morsea
Cry
New Laglang
Washington
United States
Wugh Lavery
Greenwich
Lavery Culet
Wi Morses
Contentun
Moral Interes
Contentut
Premier Herriot survives Vatican representation vote
The Communists backed Premier Herriot, saving his government in a confidence vote on Vatican representation. The final tally was 214 to 257, keeping France’s Vatican mission intact while Belgium and Lorraine retain their representatives.
Senate Steering Lays Out Program For Legislation
Nine measures were chosen by the Republican Steering committee for Senate action before March 4 adjournment including a second place tax note on government bonds for railroads. several items such as the World Court adhesion and the Cramton prohibition reorganization were omitted from the slate.
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Washington
Republican Steering Committee
Senate
Presidents Agricultural Commission
World Court
Cramton
Lst
Interstate Commerce Commission
Leagt
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
Hoover
Morson
Practical Joker Endangers Sight of Friend's Eye
A chaotic report describes a prank escalating to injury as a friend was struck near Main Street. A suspect, Gil, was arrested on a pe tor charge and others were treated at Ft Vincent’s Hospital. The incident left several people hospitalized with eye injuries and other hurts.
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Practical Joker
Friend
Gil
Buroiu
Petor
Ft Vincent's Hospital
Stephen Zalyes
Main Street
Fident Airink
Tionk Street
Dortorg
Prisoner Patient Escape From City Hospital
Police alerted after Tenury Hager, a former inmate serving a term for passing counterfeit checks, left the Sto Vinents hospital yesterday night with a minor injury. Hospital staff initially denied he was a prisoner as authorities began a citywide search.
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Sto Vinents Bispital
Oolice
Stucent
Thi Hager
Wis Hager
Administration foes gather to block Ripper
City leaders meet to oppose a bill by State Senator William Redden and plan to disrupt a move allowing the Board of Appappointment and Taxation to seize mayoral power. Key figures include Mayor Rebens, City Attorney Tre Laney, and Taxation Committee chair DeVer Warner as discussions focus on the tax board and city governance shifts.
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Pax
Firidgeport
Cits
DeVer C Warner
Bridgeport
Senate
Wiliam Redden
Rebens
Warner
Taxation Board
Rene
Bo Lnens
Cltes
Borom Hs Committee
Thieves Steal Auto Of Alderman Harrison In City
Alderman Pred W Harrison of 100 Norman Street reports his touring car with scenic plates F-41 stolen from Lyon Terrace parking lot yesterday. Percy G Fox, 12, of 423 Wollister Avenue says two men assaulted him with an iron pipe on Hamilton Street Sunday night and stole his watch and about $60.
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Aldaman
W Hailson
Norman Street
Thiaity
Lyon Terrace
Percy G Fox
Wollister Avenue
Hamilton Street
Fox
Firemen Battle Three Hour Blaze At Plaza Theatre
A blaze believed caused by a newly installed self feeding furnace damaged the Plaza theaters on Fairfield avenue, with damage estimated between five and ten thousand dollars. Firemen saved the building valued at about three hundred thousand as the orchestra floor collapsed and smoke filled the structure. One firefighter was hospitalized, others treated for smoke. The fire halted city traffic for hours while police rerouted, and an investigation into the blaze origin was ordered.
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Shelly
Boys Life
Rélghe
Larry Medderiey
Powiful
Railraid
Pare
Michael Hoffman
Detter Asky
Huard
Rilet
Seaction
Llaza Theatre
Plaga
United
Campas
Wies
Tenter
City
Squabbi
Nicholas Tesing
Perihyndl Improvement Association
Collins
Marshall Collins
Homer Collins
Fielda
Land Cave
Cave City
Louisville Fire Department
Hrill
Colling
George T. Tucker
Tucker Telephone System
Plaza Theatre
Pectiona
Waite Street
Middle Street
Fairfield Avenue
United Lluminating Company
Tlara Theatre
Soi
Post Publishing
Water Street
State Street
Golden Hill Street
Main Street
Kim
Broad Streets
Golden Ru
Main
Plaza
St Vincent's Hospital
Michael J. Buin
Chemical Co 1
Baty
Park Theatre
Selly
Daniel E
Gage
Pairfield
Loren Delbridge
Pol
Ulate
House Passes Bills To Start Program For New Building
Washington February date reports House approval of a public buildings bill by 243 to 116 vote, suspending rules for expedited action. The measure would authorize a lump sum appropriation and give officials wide authority on allocation. An earlier Democratic objection aimed to restrict central control. The bill awaits Senate consideration with at least 150 million dollars proposed for six years.
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HOUSE
Washington
Aida
Garret
Tennessee
Congress
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Westport Court For Appeal
Hinthes
Supreme Court of Errors
Hoth Houses
Kempany
Wwe
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Joanbbis
Park Citys
AH Stars
Chik Meehan
Pete Reynolds
Thik Crawsey
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Pigot Ljuwars
Ted Moore
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