Suffrage pioneer Miss Pinneo dies after lingering illness
Nourwalk February 10 Special to The Telestan Misa Dutha Stone Pinneo librarian of the Carnegie library of this city since 1804 dies Saturday after lingering illness. She was a noted suffrage organizer lecturer and history lecturer for New York Board of Education Connecticut State Federation of Women’s Clubs and suffragist leader of the Senatorial district. Survived by sister Mrs James J. Gregory and brother J Alfred Pinneo. Funeral from her home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nourwalk
Telestan
Misa Dutha Stone Pinneo
Carnegie ‘Library
Orchard Street
Pinneo
Gramar
Metguffey
Greenwich Academy
van Nor‘man
New York
Hane
James J. Gregory
J. Alfred Pinneo
Iy Philip Guglielmo
Castle Inn
Experts Digest Reparations Data In Berlin Inquiry
A foreign affairs committee led by Reginauld Mc Kenna returns to Paris after a late night briefing in Berlin. The six experts will spend a week digesting written German replies and interviewing officials to gauge Germany’s repair and payment plans, while remaining cautiously optimistic about a concrete report.
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Paris
Ireb
Sixperts
Berlin
Reginauld McKenna
Torritiah Exchequer
Germas
Furepere
Oregano
off + bialy
Hungarian Violinist to Play Here Thursday
Miss Hegina Suba, a Hungarian violinist, will perform at the theatre Thursday night after recent opposition to her appearance. The program includes other musicians and a singer, with Miss Suba drawing hundreds of lovers of music in a previous engagement.
Forbes and the Veterans Bureau The Man Behind the Scandal
The piece traces Colonel Charles R Forbes, longtime director of the Veterans Bureau, from his early desertions and political rising to his peak influence under Warren G. Harding. It portrays a disorganized bureau, misused funds, and the role of Forbes in shaping policy while courting power, ending with hints of scandal and his postwar career collapse.
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Charles R. Forbes
Pranc
Veterans Bureau
Rorbes
Charlie
Warren Harding
Warren
Forbes
Marion
Signal Gorpa
Army
War Department
Publier Waurks
Servier
D. 8
Hartle
Harding
Hose
Balcyon
Frawatti
White House
Farber
Shipping Board
Ifardling Administration
Senate
Washington
Alwys
Walt Mouse
Jing
Igm “Warren
Lairector
Charles Cramer
Sarah Morbor
Greelyng
Sip
Ested
Detective Guard Turned Suspect in City Killing
A patrolman, described as a first grade detective for one year, reportedly killed himself yesterday after planning to raid a local shop on Fairfield Avenue at 7 o clock. Police say the incident involved a robbery at Pishelburg and a pursuit through Brooklyn with a crowd outside the scene.
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Charles Butialora
Dimeelf
Che Lengh Gueuian
Dogeud
Pishelburg
Bairfield Avenue
AU Ore
Third Suspect In Wilton Hold Up Still At Large
State Police search for a third youth linked to a Wilton hold up last Wednesday night. The incident netted 800 dollars split among four participants, including Constable Charles W. Smith and Patrick O Neill. Sukodzinski, the victim, died Monday after a head injury, affecting potential charges as evidence is reviewed by Acting State's Attorney Garlick.
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John Kelly
Thidgefield Barracks
Staniaslau Sakodzinai
Ansonia
Wilton
HK. Karle Garlick
Selkoudgingk
Norwalk Hospital
Charles W. Smith
Ss Cavanaugh
Darien
Patrick O' Neil
Geonard Nally
Orl
Newwalk
Sukodzinski
Garlick
Kelly
C Garlick
Smith
O'Neil
Nally
Constable Smith
Vy Neil
Chuaniugh
Sie Darien-Norwalk
Mouth
War Hey
Tre
O'Ned
Nap
Loi
Cavinaugh
Szkozinski
Norwalk
Todry
Radio Station Sought to Locate in Bridgeport
United Commercial Travelers urged bringing a radio broadcasting station to Bridgeport at a Stratford luncheon. A roll call showed strong support for erecting the station here and civic clubs would be asked to join. Reverend Varl F Now delivered a Lincoln life lecture at the West End Congregational Church.
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United Commercial
Alubia
Poridgaeport
Stratford
Bridgeport
Varl F
West End
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Added Troops Sent to Herrin After Sheriff Arrest Murder
Tension rose as troops were sent to Herrin following the arrest of Sheriff George Wigat in the murder of Constable Cagle. Deputies and civilians clashed during a Knights of the Planning Circle meeting, resulting in casualties. A large funeral procession with hundreds of autos and uniformed guards accompanied Cagle’s body to Cartersville for burial.
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Webs Lite
John Word
Cief
Petice
Verrin
Harold Cred
Belleville
Illa
Cinlze
Ceorge Wigat
Ae Cagle
Muacphysvara
Galigan
Knights
Planing Circle
Ramewall Isst
Cartersville
Herrin
Cagle
Ierela
Ring Found Near Elm City Linked to Captain Kidd Loot
A gold ring found by Charles Burns near Timble Island is described as part of jewels once worn by a British king and matching a 1610 English court piece. The ring, four bands joined by hands, resembles Lady Catherine Grey's ring, and Burns saved it in a vault after turning down a $2,900 offer while hoping to find more on the beach.
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New Haven
Charles Burns
Boseman
Fire Department
Timble Isands
Timble Island
Captain Kidd
Burns
Catherine Grey
Hertford
Elizabeth
Tower of London
Catherine
Bishop of London
Ney
Wilson Honored At Service Here
A ceremonial service honored Wilson and discussed the League of Nations and the Permanent Court of International Justice. The speaker asserted that permanent peace rests with world organizations and that the League will endure despite U.S. hesitation.
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Wilson
League
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
Tted
United States
Wilson and Alison Praise Wilson as Common Man Advocate
Rev Alexander Alexander delivers remarks at a United Presbyterian church praising Woodrow Wilson as a champion of the common people. The sermon compares him to Thomas Jefferson and cites his belief in global brotherhood and universal moral values.
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Wilson
Alison
Woodrow W
Alexand Acsundr
Jefferson
Alison Pile
Mir. Wilson
Princeton
Uil
Piceton
Ade Weis
Dar International
Wwe
Ines
Wilsur
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Wilau
Weisad
United Staates
Alsen
House Revenue Measure Sparks Republican Divide
Wisconsin Republicans press for lower tax rates while others demand higher surtax levels. Leader Longworth conveyed the message to President Coolidge after a poll showed 85 to 87 percent oppose the Democratic plan and a maximum surtax around 42 to 44 percent would not achieve a party majority.
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Ube Hepubliedt
Democrata
Cammilttee
Green
Breas
Wisconsin
Repubican
Longsworth
Coolidge
Ater
Hog
Ohio
Aad
Mie Desy
Condh
Arrest for Driving Without License In Seaview Incident
A man identified as Walter 2, age 28, of Seaview avenue, was arrested yesterday at Gatbert after he could not present a valid operator's license to police. He was released on bond of 34 dollars.
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Charles Forbes
Forbes
Senate
Marine Corps
Signal Corps
States Army
Fort Myer Va
Fort Strong
Elesetts
Tle
Department of Public Charitie
New York
War Department
Roosevelt
Tie
Philippines
Army
Dia
Looper Union
Goffstown
New
Seattle
Kate Rhea
Honoluhu
Wass Stoner
Pai Wopleawater
Harding
Ohio
Furself
Amd Berhes
Ofl Vhele
Velerins Bureau
Gatbert
Walter
Seaview Avenue
Poor eyesight tied to many driver accidents in state tests
State Motor Vehicle Department tests found 13 drivers in accidents could distinguish colors and 108 showed questionable eyesight. A letter test revealed vision not impaired enough to block driving, yet about five percent of applicants failed and were denied licenses. Nearly 60,000 applicants were examined last year before decisions on vision requirements were made.
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Moter Vehicle Department
Robbins Steeckel
Candler’s Bride Leaves His Home in Liquor Raid
Police raided a residence linked to the Candler family with Mrs. Candler aged 34 and two male occupants aged 44 and 70 facing charges of being in a place where liquor was served. A next court hearing is set for Tuesday in Polk County. Chief Beavers was ill with grippe, and the raid was said to be tipped by friends of the Candler family.
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Mis
W. D. Thompson
Candler
Po- Hea Court
Bride-to-be feted as guest of honor at shower
A surprise shower at the home of Mrs. Walter Borek honored Misa Nell Bolton. Luncheon and dancing followed the announcement with numerous guests listed including Miss Doris Hebertiercy, Miss Veronica Ruyuk, Miss Ilcie Wayne, and many others, reflecting a festive prewedding gathering.
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Walter Borek
Scofield Avenue
Misa Nell Bolton
Louis F. Dee
Ue Vvening
Doris Hebertiercy
Veronica Ruyuk
Mis Ilcie Wayne
Margaret Kovacs
Misa
Hayder Miss
Veronica Saray
Monica Behen
Mia Leung Petrocell
Mita Victoria Alaoy
Mia Botha
Jenne Tiplish
Margaret Voytek
Marion Gaul
Betty Decor
Ethel Meszaros
Bella le
Frances Rotondo
Misa May Gordon
Marion Shea
Frances Guile
Dayna Anderson
Kete Ginger
Amelia Schayer
Ethel Coughlin
Wilma Bolash
Mfiss
Elizabeth
Meetings Tonight at Various Lodges Across City
A roundup lists numerous lodge gatherings tonight including G C St M Ited Moon's Hall Strattort Bridgeport lodges Pioneer Sons of St George 496 Stratford Ave and more. Also notes about temple meetings and veterans groups with addresses along Cannon Street Broad Street and nearby venues. A final line urges each nation to mind its own affairs and stop meddling with others.
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Ohientel
St. M
Moon's Hall
Strattort
Lridgeport
Lodsa
Howily Lodae
State Street
Pioneer
Lodge, Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Huerivoney
Ted Chub
St Chartes Hall
Rose
Rausalemy
Hie Temple
Masonie
Meimple
Brieldagers
Masons Aml
Cigar Makera
Turpin killed by train at Burr Road crossing
Fred Turpin of 237 Maplewood Avenue was fatally struck by New Haven Express Train No. 90 at Burr Road crossing Saturday. The train halted quickly, emergency crews notified, but the ambulance found him dead on arrival. funeral arrangements have not yet been set.
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Fred Turpin
Maplewood Avenue
Burr Road
New Haven Road
Turpin
Incendiary Fire Kills Six in Rockville Tenement
A three story tenement converted from an inn burned with six dead including four children. Fire suspected incendiary origin. Two Newry families escaped by roof access and improvised net. Police rescued a mother and infant from a second floor window as the building collapsed. Authorities began inquiries and questioned suspected occupants, while the district attorney pursued charges.
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Rockville
Centhr
Newry
Angelo Camerana
Edward Taylor
Tolice
Claude Jennings
Angelo Taterico
Suspect Maniac of Local Murder Claimed by Police Ties
Police pursue a theory that a localized killer may be sane yet secretive about the murder of Father Dehme. Investigators seek neighbors’ observations of unusual behavior and reference to Ida relief in Venus. Detectives scoured New Haven routes after a lead placing the suspect near Main, Arch and Washington avenues.
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C Rime
Clase Association
Ida
Venus
Grey
Main Street
High Street
Arch Street
Washington Avenue
Harrison Street
Fairfield Avenue
Rairoad
New Haven
College Girl Of Today Defended By Mrs Woolley
Mrs Mary H Woolley president Mount Holyoke defended the American college girl at the United Forum last night She said the girl shows initiative independence and low proportion of lightheaded behavior She argued a home life shapes college life and contrasted American and Chinese students noting ease of outdoor activity and dancing in America.
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Mrs. Woolley
Mary H. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
United Forum
Denby Fate in Balance Today
Counsel for Doheny interests testifies on Mexican affairs and oil leases as the Senate weighs Denby resignation. McAdoo to describe his role and letters denying connection to Naval reserves leases. Plan to interrogate J Leo Slack and others over Sinclair contracts and $1,000,000 settlements. Senate speakers include Lakollette Molinson Couzens Howell with votes on a Denby resignation.
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State Department
Colombia
Mesopotamia
Wheeler
Laugherty
McAdoo
Doheny Companies
Wyoming
California
Sinclair
Mr. McAdoo
J. Leo Slack
Denver
Indiana
Teapot
Stack
Washington
Flomax Johnson
Albert B. Sull
New Mexico
Steporte
W. J. Hibbs and Company
Aller Washington
LaFoliette
Senate
Lakollette
Wisconsin
Repubn
Molinson
Arkatads
Wit
Couzens
Michigan
Howell
Nebraska
Dones
Washneton
Denby
White House
House
Borah
Repulligan
Idaho
Died Winborn funeral notice in City
Fouh a VatGe Winborn, wife of Kins Winborn, age 70, died in this city. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at Louis bh. Rhehars undertaking parlors, 1476 Main Street, on Monday December 11, 193? at 3 p.m. Services by Rev. Mr. Woe. Sent from Daytona, Florida.
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Winborn
Kins Winborn
Louis Bh. Rhehars
Main Street
Woe Aent
Daytona
Flor
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