American Marines Bound for Orient on 1200 Ship
Washington announced 1200 marines are bound for the Orient aboard the transport Chaument. The movement follows orders to join the fleet, with ships leaving Guantanamo and San Diego for Shanghai. Admiral West commands the force as vessels proceed toward Cavite and allied Asia locations.
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Murder by Fumes Probed by Police
Police investigate alleged murder by fumes amid unclear sequence of events. Investigators seek motive and confirm victim identity while reviewing surrounding circumstances and possible involvement by a listed suspect.
Hospital payroll robbery shocks city workers
Thieves assaulted a hospital payroll office, stole about 87000 dollars from pay envelopes, and fled. Police report indicate the band entered through an interior doorway and escaped with the funds. No injuries were reported.
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Reese Hospital Todas
Late March political noms and local council shifts
The report notes Markanet as nominator for a one year term with Leber and Dunham also mentioned in the politics. Other items cover legal actions, fund donations, and community notices across multiple pages, including discussions of compensation, legislative moves, and public advisories.
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Gearel
Valefieid
Bridphfort
Baneselirien
Wiles
Tany
Macdonald
Wyoming’s Dude Ranch Destroyed
A garbled page reports a Wyoming incident involving a ranch named Dude. The text is incomplete with scattered names and phrases, lacking clear dates or events. No coherent outcome or entities can be reliably identified.
Court Vindicates Gladstone as Jury Clears His Name
London reports the jury found Captain Peter Wright's charges against Viscount Gladstone unfounded. Justice Avory accepted the verdict, noting Gladstone’s high moral character as vindicated. Crowds in the court and supporters hailed the decision amid political tumult.
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London
England
Abel Enit
Viscount Gladatone
Peter Wright
Bir
Werace Avory
W. E. Gladstone
Wright
Gladstone
Count Rigo the Gypsy Violinist is Dead
New York Peb Janos Rigo known as Count Rigo died today from a complication of diphtheria. Born sixty years ago in Hungary he rose to fame with his violin playing and performed before European royalty. His sensational Gypsy marriage to Princess DeU attracted great attention in the early century. The report notes his career in America and various headlines he rode, with later personal details and nostalgia.
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New York
Janos Rigo
Count Rigo
Dixeager
Vic
Rigo
America
Hiupwy
Europe
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Deu
Ciuimay
Wan Termery
Clara
Yale Reforms Admission Rules Curb Tutoring Bias
Yale University pauses haste in tutoring during admissions and adopts a revised rule for admitting students. Professor Robert No of the Board of Admission explains that the aim is a fair process, balancing test figures and financial hardship. The new approach limits overreliance on preparatory aid and emphasizes merit, with room for scholarships and stricter evaluation of freshman-year performance.
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Yale
Vale
Corwin
Cosiewe
Joer
Young Lord Ashley Weds Actress Amid Church Return to Regency London
In London, Lord Ashley wed actress Sylvia Slawk amid a crowd of theater and noble figures at St Paul’s, Knob’sbridge. The bride endured a nervous ceremony as a ring proved too small, and other aristocrats attended, with plans for a modest moon via Pierritz. Meanwhile a priest in Hartford urged schools to avoid teaching evolution, citing sex issues and moral concerns.
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Shaftsbury
London
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Mixx
Sylvia Slawkently
Ashlea
Wade
Ashhley
St. Paul’s Church
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Colt
Aghley
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Deasies Brown
Earl of Chichester
Pincritz
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Im. Ernest Wilson
St. Mary's
Celvarch
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Stratfield Hotel
Father Wilgen
Hartford
Jury Awards $500 To Patient In Dr Deawater Case
In Stamford Superior Court yesterday afternoon a verdict awarded $500 to Jon Slimak, an employee of Stamford Gas and Light, after surgery left a piece of steel in his nose. Dr Deawater reportedly removed the steel later, but Slimak continued to suffer headaches and nosebleeds. Dr Thomas Y. Scanlon of Moorwalk treated him. a bone fragment remained and was identified as steel.
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Stamford
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Deawater
Jon Slimaak
Walrfield
Mator
Slimak
Jor
Simak
Dir. Wester
Slimat
Thomas
Daddy Browning Arrested in Slander Suit Hearing
New York real estate operator Edward West Browning was briefly in custody as attorneys sought a 1000000 bond for his appearance in Supreme Court. Reporter Arthur Mefford accuses Browning of making slanderous remarks to tabloids and crowds gathered outside Browning’s West 72nd Street offices as police directed the scene.
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New York
Edward West Browning
Arthur Mefford
wJalmis Browning
Browning
Uwunarsie
John 2. Murphy
West 72Nd Street
Aaron Kery
Brownling
Post & Bexid
Supreme Court
Willium Sheeran
Mefford
Metton
Canarsin Willigher
Portuguese City Bus Plea Against Revolt Denied
A constitutional court denied the motion for injunction against state officials amid unrest in Portugal. The case involves a bus company challenging a tax and registration burdens on interstate routes. Court sustained objections, continuing the dispute and noting broader political tension across Oporto Aveiro and Lisbon.
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NEW Wawisn
Constitutional Court
Woton Then & Decambe
United States
Manton
Campbell
Sacco
Sab Og
Udge Rhein Os
Thomas
Weigler
Fen Ander
Umpany
Keller
Burses
Watgler
Eviewer
Seed loan measure blocked in Senate row over relief for western farmers
In Washington a heated Senate debate stalled a seed loan bill aimed at aiding drought and crop distress in western states. Key figures include Norbeck Republican South Dakota and Meads South Dakota, with critics from Connecticut and New Hampshire arguing about tariff hikes and farm relief funding amid a tense floor fight.
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Mealsa
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Tasca
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Petowss
Elderly New Yorker Weds Kentucky Bride in Rye Church
John B Mayo eighty five of 49 Claremont Ave New York marries Maud Joy Ayres forty eight of Edtyville Ky at Rye M E church with Rev John E Morgan officiating. License recorded in Port Chester NY. Mayo in his fourth marriage and Ayres in her third.
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Fep
John B. Mayo
Claremont Avenue
New York
Maud Joy Ayres
Edty~vile, Ky
Rye M. 2
John E. Morgan
Frank
Lovejoy inherits over million from Yale star’s family
Elizabeth Stoddard Tovey daughter of Major Laura E Stoddard recently received more than one million dollars in probate court. Guardianship accounts show one third of her mother’s estate and other bequests available. she is wife of Yale graduate Winston Lovejoy. The mother’s estate valued at over a million, with stocks and bonds dominating. The newborn with two days old child.
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New Haven
Elizabeth Stoddard Tovey
Laura E. Stoddard
Darlington Stoddard
Locomobile Fire Alarm Sparks Brief Blaze
The Locomobile Company factory whistle sounded a fire alarm shortly before 3 30 yesterday afternoon as a fire broke out in the paint shop on the main factor building. Workers turned off the paint flow and extinguished the flames before firemen arrived, with damage estimated at 300 dollars.
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Locomobile Company of America
Appa Us
Smoky Fire Hits Financial Area In New York
A smoky blaze in the financial district disrupts two office floors at a 20 story building housing Kuhn Gloek and Company. Firefighters with gas masks battled defective sub cellar wiring as crowds gathered outside. Carbon monoxide concerns prompted evacuations of first and second floor staff.
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New York
Kuhn, Gloek and Company
International Banking House
Dsto
Congressional reception at White House honors 1509 guests
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge hosted an annual congressional reception at the White House receiving about 1,509 guests. The event gathered members of Congress and distinguished officials in a formal greeting.
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Washington
Petr
White Houge Toht
Coolid
Tramp Swims 30 Miles After Water-Filled Engine Tender
VAROD CAPY OM reports Till Baxter of Wolema Ind. neglects a dramatic rail yard incident. A tramp, trapped in a water filled engine tender, swam 30 miles to reach safety and claim a prize. He describes crawling through a manhole after entering a rain hut and enduring damp interior conditions to escape a brakeman.
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Varod Capy
Baxter
Wolema
Ind
Yacco City
Nike
Ynola Central
Botton
Wider Post Road First Project of Importance to State Road Chief
Connecticut Highway Commissioner John A. Macdonald outlines priorities in the 1925 26 annual report noting widening the Wider Post Road from Bridgeport to New Haven as essential. He urges a 100 foot right of way for future trunk line additions and describes beautification, safety, and material testing efforts including planting thousands of trees and a Portland materials lab.
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Beadston
Bridgeport
New York State Line
New Haven
Connecticut Highway Department
John A. Macdonald
Thost
Highways Department
Macdonakd
Faithful crowd faces deadly blast at Guadalupe vision
Hundreds of women, chanting hymns and carrying candles, risked a fatal stampede as they gathered on a hill in Menivo City to witness a reported Virgin of Guadalupe appearance. Police and troops attempted to control the crowd while dynamiters prepared a blast to deter them. The mob climbed the hill despite warnings, insisting the image reappeared.
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Pellice
Asin
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