Italy and Japan Warm to Naval Reduction Talks
Rome signals readiness to consider disarmament plans while Italy rejects Coolidge proposal and France’s stance. Tokyo shows sympathy and openness to discuss arms limits, with Premier Wakatsuki stressing readiness to place ideas on the table. Official Rome says France rejection hints America should engage Europe through the League, Kellogg silent.
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College Girl Ends Life Takes Poison
Elmira New York February 16 TAP Fearing she faced college discipline for a minor infraction Hadith M Stewart a senior at Mira Stewart at Limira college and student assistant to Dr Caroline Lawrence swallowed poison and died within an hour Companions said she sought leave to visit a friend but went to Ithaca New York near Cornell University Her classmates said she feared reprimand and suspension for a year and preferred death over facing her mother.
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Steiber 10 Yield Committee Place in House Today
Reported authentic Premise states Representative Theo dore FE Steiber of Bridgeport will resign from the Cities and Boroughs Committee. Speaker Hill of Shelton to announce successor at opening of House tomorrow. Retirement described as voluntary and not requested by state officials.
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Captive closes to escape action against its cast
New York February 16 AP The Captive a censored peace raid play ends its Broadway run as Gitbert Miller George Kondolf Sr Helen Menken Winifred Fraser and Arthur Lewis resign or step back from roles. Cast members refuse further performances while Horace Liveright explores American rights to the vehicle. Bail continues for remaining cast as they decide whether to act again.
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Planes Ordered to Nicaragua Zone
The Washington government disclosed that six observation planes and a company of marines have been assigned to report to Rear Admiral Latimer at Corinto as tensions rise in the Nicaraguan civil war. Simultaneously, naval tenders in Philadelphia head to Newport to embark bluejackets for duties with the fleet in Cuban waters. Continuous updates indicate broader U.S. military mobilization with potential Florida or Quintessive routes.
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House Boxing Codes Debate Stirs Washington Floor
In a comic style session the House debated ethics codes for future confrontations with two proposals from Glanson of Texas and Divkatein of New York. The chamber resembled a boxing ring as members traded quips while Speaker Blanton of Ohio kept order with his gavel, but no formal agreement emerged.
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Shangai War Area Proposals Fall Flat in China Clash
Reports from China describe Sun Chuan-Fang’s forces near Shanghai under threat as Cantonese nationalist troops advance from Chekiang. Kellogg’s proposed exemptions drew Cantonese officials’ disapproval, with Sun’s note blaming foreign powers for aiding the enemy. General positions shift with major battles looming in Yonan and Kiangsu as Wangcehaw falls and Shanghai grows perilous.
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Holcomb Faints at Veterans Dinner in Hartford
Ex Governor Marcus Holcomb fainted during the 30th annual dinner of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Hartford. He recovered after medical aid and sent a note praising Belgian ambassador’s visit, recognizing Connecticut troops and World War service.
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Daylight Saving Change Narrowly If New York Bill Passes
Connecticut looks at a potential one month shorter daylight saving period if a New York bill is enacted. The New York Assembly favors restricting daylight saving hours to May 16 through September 15, which could shift Connecticut train times by two weeks in April and September.
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Grand Jury Indicts More Over Alcohol Diversion in Hartford
Federal grand jury, already indicting eleven, will reconvene in New Haven February 23 to probe alleged conspiracy diverting denatured alcohol to bootleg trade. Contempt charges will be filed against several nonresponding witnesses who must appear again. Notables named include Josef Adler of New Haven and John A. Morse, former prohibition detail chief.
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Churches Urge Protestant Accord Between Denominations
Orton February 16 AP The Congregational and Universalist commissions release a joint statement urging closer fellowship based on loyalty to Christ rather than strict creed assent. They say unity rests on Christianity as a way of life, allowing differences within a shared mastership. Proposals move to the Congregational conference in Omaha in May and the Universalist convention in Hartford in October 1926.
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Motorman Foils Would Be Bandit In Downpour Hold Up
A trolley motorman John Fitzpatrick twenty eight of 270 Federal street stopped a would be bandit during a heavy rainstorm at Beardsley park route. The youth demanded hands up and fired no shots, Fitzpatrick lunged, struck the thief and the man escaped with no foot injury. Police questioned witnesses and described the assailant as a young American with a light coat and cap.
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New Pastor Called by Baptists Here
Unanimous vote at the Mertonal Baptist church corporations meeting last night extended a call to Rev. Major J. Johnson a 27 year old unmarried pastor from Glasgow Missouri to succeed Rev. J. W Grainger at the church on Howard avenue and Maplewood.
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Howland Hosts 44 Loyal Customers for Fortieth Anniversary
Howland Pry Goods president treasurer Howland hosted forty four of the state's oldest patrons at a reception and tea marking the store's fortieth anniversary. Parker and others helped greet guests as many recalled early park years and baby clothes purchases.
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Earthquakes Hit Jugoslavia Turmoil in Sparse Regions
Dispatches report a powerful earthquake in Jugoslavia’s Herzegovina region near Ljubinje. Homes collapsed and residents fled into cold night streets as rescue teams reach stricken areas along the Narenta river. communications are cut and casualty figures vary amid conflicting reports.
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