Argentina United States Deadlock Over Tariffs in Pan American Talks
In ongoing Pan American negotiations the Argentine and U S delegates clash over tariff plans and preamble wording. Hughes cites difficulties arguing for concrete economic aims and sovereignty while Pan Americanism faces calls for careful, non binding language with respect to tariff schedules and inter American commerce. The subcommittee plans further talks to seek agreement.
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Maltec
Argu@atine
Jis
Ugh
Hughes
Pueyrredon
Mrr
Mir
Negro and White Bride Make Trip to New London
Beatrice Fuller a white Pilgrim descendant and Clarence Kellem a Negro dye shop hand married secretly at Rock Alle then traveled to New London. They arrived by bus from RockyiNeon & New England Transportation, checked bags at Union Station, planned a later retrieval, and wandered State street in rain as honeymooners unaware of weather.
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New London
Beatice Fuller
Pilg Fims
Clarence Kellem
Rock- Alle
RockyiNeon & New England Transportation Company
Union Station
Army
Arm Rand
State Street
Darien Cop 10 Gets Another Chance
Darien and Norwalk police officials believe Marron deserves another chance and are ready to drop the case. Donald H sam and Theodore Yudaip, New Canaan newspapermen, accused him of stopping them on the Post Road border and fining two dollars for speeding. Initial extortion charges were considered, then obtained money under fake pretences, but officials may let it lapse.
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Darien
Norwalk
Marron
Morrow
Donald Hesam
Theodore Yudaip
New Ca- Yan
Darien-Norwalk
Bridgeport Site Chosen for New Chain Store Lease
Charles C Nicholls announces Bridgeport at Main and Golden Hill as one of 25 approved sites for Schulte Retail Stores expansion in New England. The deal, closed by C F Noyes Realty and Chain Stores Leasing, names D A Schulte as president and W T Posey among vice presidents, with Bridgeport reinforced as a key market.
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Charles C. Nicholls
Bridgeport
Mrr. Nichols
Flost
Schutte Retail
New York City
Main
Golden Hill
Connecticut
C. F. Noyes National Realty Corporation
Chain Stores Leasing Corporation
J. William Mullins
Mullins
Main Street
New England
Noyes Concern
D A. Schulte
W. T. Posey
United Cigar Stores Company of
American
D Jr
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation
Schulte
United Companies
McKinley Dinner Highlights Connecticut Republican Unity
Bridgeport hosts the 24th annual McKinley banquet with Governor Trumbull praising GOP progress and tariff policy. Notables include J. Henry Karaback, John Bartlett, and a chorus from Bridgeport Glee Club, while discussions cover state finances, water rights with Massachusetts, and party solidarity ahead of national nominations.
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First Presbyterian Cureh
America
Joseph W. Northrup
Bridgeport Republican Glee Club
J. William Behrens
Glee Club
Sim
Crom Lucia
Timar
Erter
Dixie Wells
Eleanor Jansen
Little Frankie Finn
Little Frankie
Helen Lewis
Stratford
Robert Weber
Lester Burdick
Republican Party
St. Mary’s
Adeline
Bob" Eaton
McKinley
Hartford
Arthur F. Connor
McKinley Association
Connor
Bridgeport
Edward J. Kelly
My. Kelly
Trumbull
John H. Trumbull
McKinley Club
General Assembly
Finance and Control
Connecticut
Finida
Spring Convention Invitation for State Central Committee
An invitation notes a spring Republican convention to honor the twenty fifth president. It invites the State Central committee to designate Bridgeport as the meeting place and expresses hope the delegates enjoy themselves and return next spring.
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State Central Committee
Husband saves wife from gasoline fire in Westport
Westport reports Mrs Gadle Renaulli, wife of grocer John Renzulli, suffered severe burns when a gasoline lighter exploded during use. Her husband reportedly dragged her from danger, beat out flames, and poured water to extinguish the blaze, preserving her life amid the incident.
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Westport
Gadle Renaulli
John Renzulli
Charlies
Franklin Streets
Sangstuck
Wife declared missing after car plunged into river tragedy
Mrs Catherine O Leary Barmmer of 204 Beechwood Avenue died when a car driven by her husband William Barnmer skidded down a hill on the Naugatuck Beacon Falls road and plunged 40 feet into the Naugatuck River near Cotton Hollow bridge at 12 45 yesterday morning. Barnmer survived with injuries and says he lost consciousness during the plunge while attempting to locate his wife. He believes she either jumped or was buried as the car went over the embankment. He swam to shore and later was treated in Waterbury hospital. his wife’s body was not recovered.
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Catherine O'Leary Barmmer
Beechwood Avenue
Barmmer
William Barnmer
Berkshire Hill
Barnmer
John
California
Naugatuck
Beacon Falls
Jey Hill
Naugatuck River
Cotton Hollow Bridge
Barminer
Waterbury
Mr. Barmmer
Wters
Waterbury Hospital
RumBull Likely To Retain Place In Connecticut Politics
Speculation runs on who will be the Republican nominee for governor and who may seek the Senate seat as Lieutenant Governor Trumbull appears favored for renomination. Names linked include McLean, Merritt, Branndegee, Salmon, and Connors with committee posts in Bridgeport and Norwalk. Unsettled county races hinge on discussions among Walsh Williamson Milne and local leaders as the field weighs the Norwalk vacancy left by Kent.
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George P. McLean
McLean
Trumbull
Merritt
Fairete County
Schuyler Merritt
Hirem Bingham
Frank Branndegee
Fairfield County
Frederick Salmon
Coumor
Arthur F Connor
Bridgeport
McKinley Gesociation
Comptrovier Salmon
Westport
Ace Changec
John B. Russ
Shelton
Iis
James Walsh
Greenwich
California
John Milne
Norwell
Walsh
Steenwich
Cheries E Williamson
Norwalk
CG 8
Wilmot
Williamson
John H. Hull
Charles H. Mart
Bethe
Chaman Milne
Harvey M. Kent
Man to be brought here for non support
Detective Sergeant Patrick J. Mr phy arrives in New York with a government requisition to extradite Fred Alberghint Jy for non support in this city on November 1, 1027. Govorn Frumbull appoints special agent Murphy to compel the man’s transfer into the state.
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Patrick J. Mrphy
New York
Governo Frumbull
Fred Alberghint Jy
Ergesno Murphy Wee
Govrnd Trumsull
Beny
Danbury Moves Fire Headquarters Across City Tracks
Danbury officials move to abolish the central fire headquarters. The council authorized the fire board to sell the old fire house site and buy land for two new stations on opposite sides of the railroad at four grade crossings. The plan follows a survey by the New England Association of Fire Underwriters.
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Danbury
Peh
Fire Board
New England Association of Fire Underwriters
Insurance
Rockefeller eager for full story and cloud lifted
Rockefeller pressed for a full statement of facts to clear the oil industry cloud as investigators pursue the Continental Trading case. He pledged to remove improper ties and said officers must uphold the law. Witnesses, including Prairie Oil and Gas and Sinclair leaders, testified but shed little on the Liberty bond matter.
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Stewart
Washington
Rockefeller
Continental Trading Company
Ike
Walsh
Oil Committee
Provees
Wayne O'Neil
James E. O'Neil
Prairi, O11
Ges Company
Continental
Prairie CO and Gas
Burl Wsnelett
Sinclair Consolidated Ol Company
Harry F Sinclair
Ceb, Crawley
Fire Board To Meet Tonight In Bridgeport
Bridgeport prepares for a fire board meeting as Chief Johnson 1s highlighted for modernizing the department since 1892. He championed motorized apparatus over horses and recalls earlier duties from dawn until night while preserving the department’s readiness amid changing times.
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Nashua
New Hampshire
Ares
Hecht
Bridgeport
Johnson
Bridgeport Fire Department
Caya
Two Men Held in 1000 Dollar Bail Each
Louis Guido aged 38 of 47 Hallett Street and Andrew Gargabo age 43 of 14 Hallett Street were arrested yesterday on warrant charging breach of the peace. They were held on $1,000 bail each. Police did not disclose the exact charges.
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Louis Guido
Hallett Street
Andrew Gargabo
Hallett Treet
Warrale
Honda
Automatic device promises 59 miles per gallon car
Automatic engineers claim a new device makes all cars reach 59 miles per gallon with tests showing 63 mpg in one run. Owners report quicker pickup, instant starts, smoother running and reduced carbon. Milwaukee advertiser Oliver offers free samples to helpers who promote the device in their territory.
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Alrady Snstaliot
K. Oliver
Third Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Adv
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Sleep Relief
A fragmented ad urges readers to try Cystex for sound sleep and bladder comfort within 42 hours. It claims improvements in waking nights, fatigue, and general health, offering a money back guarantee and urging immediate purchase at drug stores. The wording is garbled but centers on a trial promise and a health improvement claim.
Relief from Boils with RABALM Promises Quick Aid
Wallace Campbell of Gloucester Mass reports immediate relief from painful neck boils after using RABALM. He describes sores drying up and healing rapidly, praising the product and urging others to try it. The ad claims two sizes 50 and 31.00, available from all druggists.
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Pela
Wallace Campbell
Wheeler Street
Gloucester
Mass
Muller Froen
Mr. Campbell
Free for Asthma During Winter
A garbled wartime style plea offers a free trial for an asthma method promising relief during cold weather. The ad urges readers to request the sample regardless of faith or prior remedies and claims many have found help.
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Anilha
Bonn
Walt
Clear Pimples by Jad Salts Regimen
An 19th century style health note claims skin eruptions arise from toxins in the blood and bowels. It advises taking four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water each morning before breakfast for a week to purify the blood, stimulate kidneys, and prevent pimples, noting Jad Salts are inexpensive and made from grape and jule acids.
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