Coolidge Proposes Geneva Naval Conference Plan
President Coolidge expects favorable reply from Washington treaty powers to extend the naval accord via a Geneva conference in Switzerland. The plan would apply the Washington formula to naval arms, with Paris as the pivotal reply point and possible talks on tonnage limits for auxiliary craft. Officials note Britain France Italy and Japan may respond soon, with London and Tokyo showing favorable signs.
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Stamford Man Lives After Leap Under Train Wheels
Eduard Johnson, 20, leapt in front of an incoming train to escape a jail transfer, was struck and dragged but survived. He denied so, was hospitalized in serious condition, and federal officer William J. Gilmartin arrested him on a forged government check charge. Johnson had been living in Stamford, with relatives in Chicago.
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Chicago
Warns Legislature as mayoral charter delay eyed
A wide page wide briefing notes a postponement of judge dates until city charter changes are approved. It reports Burns urging all departments to economize and details related political maneuvering across county and state lines plus surface mentions of bills, relief measures, and forthcoming votes in BRIDGEPORT and Washington.
Children Find Skulls in Trunk in Novatloak Home
In Novatloak Michigan four skulls believed to belong to women and a brain with blonde hair were found in a trunk by children of Mr and Mrs George Wilson at their home. The Whens had moved in recently and the children were exploring an attic when the discovery was made.
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Stormy Daugherty Miller trial hearing in New York
In federal court the Daugherty Miller trial session turned heated with government witness Fred Jerickson testifying about telegrams to Miller regarding the Secrete Suisse claim of seven million dollars. Defense lawyers protest the evidence as improperly admitted while Buckner and Sapiro clash with Judge Knox over witness handling.
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Probe commission named for home hospital survey
Hartford February 11 AP Benedict M Holden Barclay H Robinson both of Hartford and Clifford R D Cheney of Manchester named by Gov Trumbull to form a special commission to examine and survey the Fitch Home for the Soldiers and Sailors hospital at Noroton and report by March 1 The attorney general will serve ex officio The act creating the commission was approved January 27 and becomes chapter of the 1927 public acts The governor indicated the board reforms and potential legislation may follow from the commission report
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Notables Warn on Eradicating Natural Specimens
Smithsonian scientists warn that natural specimens may vanish within fifty years due to encroachment and extinction pressures. Dr. Charley C. Abbott urges expanded institutional programs and broad public support to preserve artifacts, ethnological records, and plant and animal collections for future generations.
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Edison on 80th birthday reveals views on immortality
N J Feb 11 AP Edison marks eighty with questions on immortality science theology cosmology and politics. Henry Ford joins the quiet birthday tribute but is pressed about taxes profits production and war. Edison declares spiritualism bunk and reiterates unchanged beliefs as he answers a flood of written inquiries.
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Turner Convicted in Maine for Life Term Killing Hallen
Benjamin Turner of Mystic, Iowa, a conscientious objector and deserter who travelled from Mexico City, was found guilty of murder in Portland, Me. He received a life sentence and will be transported to Thomaston. He admitted killing Hallen at Falmouth Foreside after claiming a moral right, citing prior defrauding and imprisonment, while vowing to kill again if given the chance.
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Headless torso mystery baffles police in Indiana
In South Bend Indiana a headless female body was found in a cave while police probed a river search for a second head and the two potential graves. A schoolboy reported seeing four heads floating in the river last Sunday and detectives examined two shallow marl bed holes believed to be graves. Coroner Dr Carl Balaris allows no viewing of the remains as decomposition hinders identification.
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Woman Fatally Hit by Car in Black Rock
Mrs Helen Fisher of 88 Harbor Avenue, about thirty, wife of Raymond Fisher, was killed instantly when struck by a car at Fairfield Avenue and Ellsworth Street as she returned from Howland Dry Goods. John Rosa was charged with manslaughter. two children injured in separate incidents.
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House Authorizes Probe of Cooper Judge
The Judiciary Committee was authorized to investigate charges against Federal Judge Cooper of northern New York for alleged illicit contact with prohibition agents to entrap violators. The move, ordered without a record vote, allows hearings and sworn testimony. Proponents LaGuardia and Cellar, both New York Democrats, argue for broad authority while opponents cite concerns over presuming guilt.
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Jilted Night Club Hostess Sues Actor For 200000
In Chicago on February 11 Helen Lambert a New York night club hostess filed a 200000 suit in superior court against actor Robert Ames star of Ragged Edge alleging he seduced her promised marriage and funded love letters and gifts then left for rival Muriel Oakes. She claims he wooed her publicly behind patrons and planned marriage after opening night.
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Farm Relief Bill Passes Senate 47 to 34
The Senate approved the Farm Relief bill by a 47 to 34 vote, sending the measure to the House for action. The chamber debated final passage amid a tense session with both supporters and opponents urging priority, and a veto threat from the president loomed over quick approval.
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Morse Surrenders to Face Indictment in Hartford Case
John A. Morse head of federal prohibition agents in this district surrendered in New Raven after a Hartford grand jury indicted him for complicity in a major liquor conspiracy. He appeared with attorney Benjamin Blade and former Middletown mayor Jim Rogers. Morse posted a personal bond of 5000 as court papers were drawn.
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Purifying crusade notes mark Broadway policing effort
New York February 11 AP notes a change in police method as notebooks replace sticks in the drive against alleged indecent stage performances. Plain clothes observers study lines from shows, with the department using this documentation to guide actions in the tense Broadway scene.
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William S Hart Divorced by Wife Winifred Westover Hart
In Keno Nevada February 11 a district court granted Winifred Westover Hart a divorce from motion picture actor William S Hart. She alleged desertion and wilful abandonment.
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Battalion of Women Lead 20-Year-Old in Nicaraguan Battle
A 20 year old girl, Natalie Garcia, leads a battalion of women aiding Conservative troops in Ghineudiga during a fierce fight to recapture the town. Sixty wounded and heavy destruction mark the scene as Liberals and Conservatives clash after the town’s bombardment, with extensive casualties and a ruined water supply.
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Dr Frank McCoys Health and Diet Talks Begin Monday
Local health expert Dr Frank McCoy launches a series of health and diet talks in Bridgeport this week. The program advertised by BRGHIVE aims to provide practical guidance on nutrition, weight management, and lifestyle wellness for readers seeking actionable tips.
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Bridgeport Telegram
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