Chesapeake Road Seeks Control Of Two Other Lines
Company seeks permission from Interstate Commerce Commission to acquire control of rival routes. Van Sweringen options on Baltimore and Ohio holdings could give major stock power over Marquette and other line interests. Public filing indicates proposed transfer would affect competing railroad stakes and future operations.
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Chesapeake Road
FCAT
Ohlifwaynea
Alertere
Adi
Alyek Sabes
Andy Mood
van Sweringen
Marquette
Ohio
Canon Stackhoblepa Manferny
Sture Held
Fair Association Meets at Capital Hartford
The Hartford Fair Association plans a meeting at the capital to discuss the fourteenthAmendment issues and programs. Key speakers include officials from Connecticut and local farm bureaus, with talks on phages of fairs and agriculture policy.
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Fair Association
Capital
Hartford
Ob Senate
Ward Hi. Blealey
Tairs
Cit
Toni Omioner
Agriculture
Pha
Trumbull
Piatoville
Crosse
Marshlend Agriculturil
Aml Hors
Heulbaral
Marshfield
Maussadh
Tye
New
Thiven
Vlipp
New Haven County Farm Bureau
Miller
Vie Liveneminty
Ulturil Soo PraniciKinui
Connecticut
A. J
Age
22 Held Including Rabbis in Dry Sweep
Federal indictments accuse 22 people including three rabbis two wine brokers and a federal prohibition agent of conspiring to divert thousands of gallons of wine to persons who resell for beverage use.
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New York
Million Japanese Wail as Emperor Is Carried to Tomb
The funeral for Emperor Yoshihito, the so called Son of Heaven, drew over 9,000 mourners in Tokyo. Procession along the four mile route from the Imperial Palace to Shinju Gardens featured imperial guards, court musicians, and 105 pallbearers in ancient robes. The casket traveled in a palanquin to Asakawa burial ground, where a ceremonial tomb will be built and guarded, with the cost totaling around 4.6 million yen.
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Yoshibito
Asakawa
Selon
Tonigal
Imperial Palace
Shin- Pith Gardens
Yoshihita
Shite
Japan
Drime Vie Chibu
Shinji Gardens
Vmpire
Jearney
Amdong
Bella
Gating
Wakatauki
Jehiln
Minperor
Vohito
Yose
Kyoto
Shinjuku Gardens
Prigee Clichlbn
Asikawa
Yoshifiro
Nara
Yoshinito
Yorhthite
Crowd crush in Tokyo scene leaves one dead
In Tokyo a crowd of around a million for Emperor Yoshihito's funeral procession caused a fatality and more than 100 injuries. Officials reported extensive pressure and several people injured in a ditch collapse, with many other casualties feared across the city as details came in.
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Tokyo
Persson
Yoshihita
New Art Invades Paris Style Salons
Paris February 7 AP The new art transforming modernist salons spreads to dressmaking and home fashion. Housewives in Indiana California and Maine may adopt the two tone color schemes with split or front light and dark contrasts. Patterns feature spot color and bold daisy-inspired floral motifs replacing earlier corsages.
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Paris
Nancy Hoyt Takes Apartment Alone Leaves Husband Wynne
Nancy Hoyt twenty three year old author of the novel Roundabout and other fiction lives in a Washington apartment with her husband Gerald Wynne Wynne from London. She previously wed Lieut Wiseman Clarke in 1923 but did not keep the engagement. Her family includes poet Elinor Wylie and author William Rose Benet.
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Wallington
Nancy Hoyt
Nancy
Wiseman Clarke
B Y Hoyt
Lieut. Clarke
England
Fort Europa
London
Wynne
Jiat
Washington
Taft
Elinor Wylie
William Rose Benet
Itney Hoyt
Philp Hichborn
S. N
Beyond Teg
Hichborn
Paris
Horace Wylie
Gichborn
Wylie
Flinor
Benet
New Prayer Book Liberalizes Rites
The convocation in Westminster debates a liberalized service for cremation and revised sacramental language. Bishops of Norwich and Birmingham express concerns over changes, warning of laxity, invocation risks, and potential drift toward Rome while preserving core Anglican beliefs within parliamentary approval.
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Church House
Westminster
House of Bishops
National Assembly
Norwich
Birmingham
Rome
Zemo Skin Remedy for Irritations and Sores
A brief notice touts Zemo as a clean dependable medicated cream that quickly stops itching and heals skin irritations, sores, burns, wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes the skin and is sold for $1.00.
Japanese Students in Boston Silent during Emperor's Burial Hour
In Cambridge Massachusetts forty Japanese students at Harvard MIT and Boston University will hold a one minute silent bow at the Harvard Union at the hour that matches the late Emperor Hirohito's funeral day. A ceremonial signed note of condolence will be sent to General Saito in Japan through the Japanese embassy. Professor Keitaro Fukuda president of the Harvard Japanese Students Union organized the event.
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Cambradge
Mass
Youhishito
Japan
Harvard Union
Caonan
Saito
Kietaro Fukuda
Harvard Japanese Students Union
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Tecnology
Boston University
Friends quarrel on links ends in death
Toledo dispatch reports Andrew Jankowski and Cornelius Callahan, longtime friends and automotive business partners, shot and died by their own hands at a Los Angeles golf club after a dispute. Jankowski, visiting California for health, had a nervous breakdown and carried a pistol at the Bellevue Winks course, a secluded suburban site.
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Janikowski
California
Bellevue Winks
Jankowski
Ian
Toledo
Ohio
Andrew Jankowski
Cornelius J. Callahan
Los Angeles
Toledo Boxing Commission
Headache Remedy Ad Promises Cold Cure by Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as relieving headache by curing the cold. The box bears the signature EB. W. Grove and the price is 20 cents. Claim presented as a safe and proven remedy.
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EB. W. Grove
Flemming in Critical Condition After Emergency Operation
Hon J K Flemming former premier of New Brunswick and current Canadian MP was in critical condition yesterday following an emergency operation performed Saturday.
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Woodstock
J. K Flemming
New Brunswick
House of Commons
Judge Marsden stays Madison town clerk despite wife claim
New Haven reports Judge Arthur Marsden will not resign as Madison town clerk, despite his wife’s statement last night. In Miami, Charles Deering, 72, Chicago capitalist, died at his winter estate.
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New Haven
Arthur Marsden
Madison
Miami
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