Pilgrims Delay To Rome Amid Boston Storm
Stormy weather in Boston delays pilgrims bound for Rome led by William Cudlinal Gonnell head of the Losten Archdiocese. Fog postponed departure, a mass at Holy Ros cathedral honored by Cardinal O Connell. About 5 000 people gathered for the service as pilgrims plan to reach Rome by March. The group will travel via Vigo Cabraltas, Naples, en route to Rome with an expected arrival around March 12.
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Boston Tech
Ohio
Cinidi
William Cudlinal Gonnell
Losten
Rome
Boston
Cardii T O Conneil
Woly Ros
Pope Ian
Videria Cabraltas
Lmiers
Naples
Rompe Wich
Brandegee Remembered in House Speeches
Lawmakers praise Brandegee's service in a congressional session with remarks by Representatives TondweI Venulac Gallivan Dallinger Connery Aldrich and others. Speakers laud his fidelity to public duty, knowledge and humane qualities while commemorating his career and memory.
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Msacuna
Tondweil Venulac
UN Gallivan
Democrit Dallinger
Connery
Massachuseto
Freeman
Connecticut
Aldrich
Loise Eiph
Toadies
Wassachusetts
Galvan
Patti Dan
Datlinger
Todge
Washington
Wang
Cnid
Todsge
Nave
Watt
Senate
Colt
Dan Ochtaff Tate
Pepresentaise
Carl
Esteent
Gus Reuther's Record Praised In Bulletin
The Telephone Bulletin published a notice praising Gus Reuther of Britzeper for an impressive record. A prior story in The Post detailed his achievements in business and safety, highlighting a noteworthy record without accident.
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Gus Reuther
Bulletin
Soahein New Fnland
Britzeper
Uden
Epor
De Valera Warns Of Sedition Threats
Simon De Valera in a speech at Larroghton warned of seditious offenses tied to the proposed coercive bill from Dublin and the British government. He urged unity against the threat amid Ireland's three state governments and opposition actions.
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Reldasp Teland
Simon de Valea
Levte
Ftteks Dev Miesstye
Trish
Sheehy
Rum truckers bonds raised amid raid on Cos Cob inn
Police raided the Cos Cob inn in a crackdown on illicit liquor. Three suspects faced charges under state liquor laws as officers found a small quantity of alcohol and several patrons detained for questioning. Estates of Belmont and Sunes Tittaney listed as proprietors and managers in related notices.
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Cos Lob
Celinwich
Ry Polesrim Service
Meetings Tonight at Local Lodges and Societies
A cluttered OCR snippet lists numerous lodges and social groups on Broad and Cannon streets including Patriotic Order of America and Rose Croix chapters, with scattered street names and addresses, indicating a schedule of meetings tonight across multiple halls and clubs.
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Thares Hull
Imp
Patriotic Order of Amer
Cannon Street
Brod
Laion
Srittard Avenue
Plautu al Workers
State Strees Sion
Broad
Cannon Streets
Anetta
Rose Croix
Sons of St George
Srnford Avenue
Broad Street
Broad Street Sizi An Ti Phe Society
St Pauls Ela Obi Giscepild
Lares Cainell
LO & Moollbs
Parallel highway plan eyed at Boston luncheon meeting
The Will Reveal Road Program was discussed at a Boston post luncheon with citizens named John and Wildontld attending. The plan involves a $1 funding request to Stratford County Planning as it studies the project location. The meeting aimed to push the highway proposal forward and secure approval.
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Boston Post
Reid
Aldong
Almane
John & Wildontld
Reedy
Chamber of
Ermierce
Stritfield
le Puitfield
Hell Tenteht
Hore
Rovil Jima Inn
Norwell
Polish tribute honors Segus Sivek with Vir Tutt Militari medal
Dr Smykowski and other figures attended a ceremony in New Haven to honor Segus Sivek a four year late recipient of the Vir Tut Militari medal for overseas service to Poland. Rev Joseph Janowski presented the award, speaking for the Polish community. other speakers included Dr I Smykowski James I Tiuareil Colonel Ode Nichols and Lt Colonel Michaele Stoy.
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Haven Tech
Vohtuy
eliaMfcials
Tomarht
Segus Sivek
Olo
Island
Ac 441S
Oversea
Tosaph Janowski
Stamalaus
I. Smykowski
Pridgepot Cenemt James I Tiuareil
Ode
Nichols
Lewis
Tames Quinn
Stoy Tather Michaele
DIRT FALLS DELAY COLLINS RESCUE
Officials report delays in rescuing Collins from a shaft at a mine site near the Sand Cave area. Discovery of an underground passage and changing shaft depth raise hopes of reaching Collins within days, as workers tackle water and debris while guarding the cliffside access and awaiting further guidance.
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Collins
Carmichael
Chage
Neuspaipermey
Wong
Siie
Irestone Avenue
Ibis
Collins Bay
Mohawk River Flood Death Amid Lightning Damage
In Schenectady on February 15 the Mohawk River flood claimed its first victim, John Mre Govern, 36, a Jahore, who broke through ice into ten feet of water and drowned. An electrical storm caused damage to a pole and a transformer box, with outages reported. officials note February lightning damage is unusually severe.
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Pany
Mohawk Schenectady
Wii
John MreGovern
Religious service held with hymns and brief sermon
A sparsely attended religious service was held this evening atop the site, featuring singing and a short sermon. The fervor evident last Sunday seemed diminished, leaving observers cautious about the congregation’s future turnout.
Edwin Gould Gives Three Houses for YM G A Cafeteria
Edwin Gould funds three Lionanes homes at 4 Prospect Park West for YM YC cafeteria workers. The Gould Club opens to Brooklyn and New York workers with meals daily and Sundays. Admission is open to self supporting girls and women, with scale based on earnings from $6 weekly for meals.
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Edwin Gould
Fundsons
Brooklyn
Edwin Could
Lionanes
Gulf of New York
Gould Club
Singleton
New Haven Road Loan Under Federal Control
A fragmentary report describes a New Haven road loan under federal control, detailing maturities from the 1930s and notes on financing, capitalization, and subscriber concerns during the period of government intervention. The text references individuals such as Mr Puckfind and Tad Taen and mentions wage levels and distribution during the era.
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Curren
Wabi
Dlce Piap
Hedi
Daley Thiumon
Toghind Industries Sud
Pioneer of railroad dies in Denver
Harry Collbran, noted mining man and railroad operator in Colorado, died in London. He helped develop Colorado's early railway and lighthouse systems and later oversaw major electrical and industrial projects. His work connected mining interests with rail transit and contributed to regional infrastructure.
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Harry Colibran
Rioneet
Colorado
Gollay
Londin
Ciblegum
Colibrian
Collbran
Wilea
Only Best Hymns For Cathedral Says Bishop
The Bishop of Tulve pool in the cathedral district advocates a new hymn style to educate his congregation. He recently directed the first rehearsal toward a standard of singing “the very best.” He argues the church should not use hymns lacking superior artistry in music or word.
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Iserpool
David
Tulve Pool
Uessiia
Pastor compares life to an endless play in sermon
John Bruce Dalton, pastor at Kings Sehwaytehurch, opened with a sermon likening life to a continuous play that never ends. He warned against apocalyptic predictions and contrasted science’s past failures and rescues, citing Maud Collins’ Kentucky cave search and stating that only money moves the country, not Congress.
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John Bruce Dalton Pistar
Kings Sehwaytehurch
Ute
Central
Perkin
Maud Collins
Caves
Kentucky
Rey Dalton
Suitor Slain by Girl Age 11 in Homicide Court
Reported in Jefferson market court a girl aged 11 is linked to the shooting of Templeton, after claiming the act was accidental due to parental pressure to marry. She alleges a feud with another man and that a revolver in her sleeve discharged during a room confrontation. Templeton, a Jersey City resident, is identified as the slain suitor and brother of James Templeton. Police seek Sadie Steining, alleged accomplice who vanished after the shooting.
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Vag'strate Goodman
Jefferson Market Court
Empleton Poll
Templeton
Templetons
Suh
Gil
New York
Uolman
Trenzh Hospitial
Sadie
Cily
Jim Thomas Templeton
Jersey
Caty
Dorothy Perkins
James Templeton
James Tempeton
Deporting Couple Reunites in Norway Home Voyage
A voluntary deportation story reunites a sailor and his wife in Norway. Thorsten Holmqat and spouse returned to their homeland after his illegal entry and speedy deportation. In a separate case John Buehler and Katie Eggenberger of Switzerland plan a wedding after four years apart as she finally joins him in the United States.
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New York
Thorsten Holmqutat
Norway
John Buehler
Katie Eggenberger
Switzerland
Buehler
Employed 65 Years at Colt Plant Dies at 81
Hardford ed 15 Ldain H Williams 81 and longtime Colt Company employee died suddenly at his home after returning from church services. He served as superintendent of the machine department. Williams was honored on his eightieth anniversary with a company dinner attended by John Browning. He and Mrs Williams celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Christmas Day.
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Evie Corpunitan
Holme
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DE Valera
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Stanton Aleg
Muyuor
Ted
John
Listag
Silvatore Gippelio
Lumbago
Bayer
John A. MacDonald
DR. Smykowski
Dings
Tomorow
Teresa Ehie
New Haven
Denver
Winhes
Hoover
Congress
Wall Street
Colt’s
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