Change of heart only remedy says V pres Coolidge
New York Feb 8 President Calvin Coolidge declared tonight at a Prudential Insurance Company dinner that changes of heart rather than treaties constitutions or laws will solve the nation's troubles. He warned that imitation of war evils and expenses fuels unrest and urged peace and orderly government as first needs. He cited national security costs and industrial strife totaling about 4.63 billion dollars for a year.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Prudential Insurance Company
Coolidgy
United States
Death of Tobacco Reward editor in Brooklyn
New York February report states T. C. Crosby editor of the Tobacco Reward died today at his Brooklyn home. A native of Massachusetts he left home early to pursue a public career. He was years old.
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New York
T.C. Red Crosby
Tobacco Reward
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Jou A
Desecrated Churches of Czars Sealed by Soviet Action
Berlin dispatch reports Moscow's Kremlin as a city within a city where 20 churches and chapels of the Czars were stripped of treasure and opened for appraisal to fund relief and military needs. Trotsky’s department oversaw the rifling of gold silver and art with much stored for future melting and sale. foreign observers described emptiness and ruined liturgical splendor.
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Karl 1. von Wiegand
Berlin
Moscow
Kremlin
Lenin
Russia
Peter the Great
Elyuse
Igeemlin
Crneity
Rure
Ikremlin
Volga
Trotsky
Red Army
Baedecker
Krem
Lin
Miuseums
Leon Trotsky
Mugolm
Thusglans
Petrograd
Suheffer
Varlinger
Carrie
Re Scheffer
Voight to Appear as Witness in Civil Action Here
Albert Eicht, sentenced in December to 12 to 15 years for the death of his housekeeper Mary K Froberts, will be brought today from Wethedsiiely to the Superior civil courtroom as a witness in the civil action by Alexander Roberts, administrator of the estate of Mary Robert. The $10,000 suit alleges Voight transferred property after the shooting to evade attachment and names attorney Arthur J Hull, Mary Krauss, and John Masek as defendants. Judge John W Banks will oversee the trial with a jury.
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Albert ¥Eicht
Mary K. Froberts
Wethedsiiely
Alexander Roberts
Mary Robert
Voight
Arthur J- Hull
Mary Krauss
John Masek
John W. Banks
Rum Fleet Survives Snow Storm Near Ambrose Channel
Highlands, N J Feb 7 The rum fleet of six steamers and 13 sailing craft, anchored off Ambrose Channel lightship for a month, rode out last night's heavy snow storm with no casualties. The schooners suffered a rough night with ice coated rigging and decks, but by noon crews had their vessels shipshape and were waiting for customers as trade remained light.
Receiver sought for Waltham Watch Co case in federal court
Poston Feb 7 Hearing on the petition of Mary Beil Willson of Wanchester IL for appointment of a receiver for the Waltham Watch company and for an injunction against the board of directors and stockholders committee from pursuing announced reorganization plans was set for tomorrow by Judge Morton in federal court. Adv ear urged a yearly hearing to avoid jeopardizing the entire reorganization plan due to delay.
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Poston
Mary Beil Willson
Wanchester
N. IL
Waltham Watch Company
Morton
Corporation and Stockholders Committee
New London County Officials Re-Named In 19th Century
New London County Republicans in the General Assembly caucus rename Charles Ti. Smith of Groton and George S. Fal long of Norwich as commissioners to succeed themselves. Tolland County Republicans name George Siswick of Stafford and Rufus H. Leonard of Vernon as commissioners to succeed themselves, with Senator Allen of Vernon elected county auditor. Roller skates patented in 1823 by Tyers in London.
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Hartford
New London County
General Assembly
Charles Ti. Smith
Groton
George S. Fallong
Norwich
Tolland County
George Siswick
Stafford
Rofus H. Leonard
Vernon
Senator Allen
Tyers
London
Plimpton
New
Picadilly
Milk dealers secure required licenses in Pairfield
About six of the milk dealers and milk peddlers in Pairfield, required under the health regulation to obtain licenses, filed applications within the last week. Dr Poole reported receiving about six license applications during the week.
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Pairfield
Poole
Ku Klux Realife Examined About Garvey Relations
Edward Young Clarke of the Ku Klux Klan testified before a U S grand jury in New York about a secret October visit from Marcus Garvey head of the Black Star Line who is indicted for mail fraud. The proceedings remained shrouded while United States Attorney Mattuck confirmed Garvey’s Atlanta visit and Clarke’s subpoena.
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New York
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Kahlo
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Marqus Garvey
Africa
Black Star Line
United States
Mattuck
Garvey
Chast Clarke
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Benefit Everyday Meals
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for sour stomachs with gas and indigestion. It claims tablets provide an alkaline effect that neutralizes acidity, allowing regular meals without discomfort. A 60 cent box is recommended for relief and returning to normal eating.
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Stuart
McMullen Will Is Upheld as Appeal Case Stops
The McMullen will appeal case in Superior Court before Judge Banks and a jury ended after over a week when counsel for all parties agreed on a divided verdict upholding the will. Terms of the compromise were not disclosed. The will, dated August 19 1914, left most of a two million dollar estate to the Sibley Engineering School at Cornell University and $40 yearly to life to nephews James and Frank McMullen.
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McMullen
John W Banks
Homer S. Cummings
Appelles
John Keogh
Sibley Engineer
Cornell University
James
Prank. McMullen
One Killed Two Injured in Snow Removal Incident
A Bridgeport snow storm led to three men injured while clearing tracks. Manuel Peregano, 40, was killed when struck by a train near New Haven. Juan Alameda and John Jones were seriously and critically injured respectively. Weather observer William Melia notes seven inches fell, totaling 42 inches for the region this winter.
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Bridgepert
Manuel Peregano
New Haven
Juan Alameda
John Jones
Bridgeport
William Melia
Canaveri Fined in Liquor Laws Violation Case
Charles Canaveri was arrested Saturday night in the Star lunch room at Road and State streets. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a suspended five day jail sentence after arraignment in City Court yesterday on liquor law violation charges.
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Charles Canaveri
Star
State
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