Italy and Japan weigh naval disarmament fate at Rome
Rome signals rejection of Coolidge plan while Japan shows sympathy and willingness to discuss. Premier Wakatsuki states big powers will lay cards on the table and talks may occur anywhere, with Italy’s stance seen as open to no immediate reductions. Official Rome reply expected in Washington. Kellogg silent awaiting Italy’s posture.
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Coolidge
Rome
Italy
Japan
Wakatsuki
America
Europe
League
Kellogg
Tonga
Tome
Taly
Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Aly
College Girl Ends Life Takes Poison
Elmira New York AP reports Heith M Stewart twenty three of Tuxedo Park feared reprimand for a minor college rule infraction. A rentive at Elmira College and assistant to Dr Caro Hine Lawrence, she reportedly sought to visit a friend, went to Ithaca near Cornell, obtained poison from the faculty office, and died within an hour.
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Elmira
Heith M Stewart
Tuxedo Park
SN. Y
Misa Stewart
Elmira College
Caro- Hine Lawrence
Ithaca
Cornell University
Maid Ve
Hoe
Steiber to Yield Committee Place in House Today
WARTPORT February 16 A report states Representative Theodore Steiber Bridgeport will resign from the Cities and Boroughs Committee with Speaker Hit to appoint a successor at the opening of the House. Steiber has served on both Cities and Boroughs and Judiciary, but will focus on Judiciary work. The retirement is described as voluntary, with no outside demand for relinquishment.
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Wartport
Theodore Fe, Steiber
Bridgeport
John H. Hit
Shelton
Steiber
Hill
George W. Finklestone
Cities and Boroughs
Freddy
Winklestone
Brdgeport
Otis Luinare
Finklestone
Capitol
Captive closes to escape action against its cast
New York February 16 AP The Captive a nude censored play closed after management withdrawals and cast pledges not to return. The closure seen as a moral crusade victory by city authorities, while Liveright negotiates for American rights with Bourdet. Cast members face continuing ballot decisions on future appearances.
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New York
Gilbert Miller
George Kondolf, Jr
Helen Menken
Winifred Fraser
Arthur Lawis
Broadway
Thorate Liveright
M. Bourdet
Paris
Tala
Liveright
Ball
Planes Ordered to Nicaragua Zone
Washington reports a division of six observation planes and a company of marines ordered to report to Rear Admiral Latimer at Corinto Nicaragua. The Henderson sails for Newport to take aboard 600 blue tickets for duty with the fleet in Cuban waters.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Burch
Cimiliarname
Navy Department
Latimer
Corinth
Henderson
Philadelphia
Newport
Rhode
Cuban
Quantica
Fragmented dementia era notes hint at hospital, court, and war mentions
A garbled page from a historical newspaper lists mentions of St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland, legal actions, and wartime outrages. It includes scattered references to electricity trusts, a cave incident, and various page numbers, with multiple unrelated items and OCR errors.
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Ndw
St. Luke's Acepital
Cleveland
Ithrast
Congress Boxers Stir House Frames Boxing Codes
A Wallington debate on boxing rules turns into a comic mood as talks of codes for future bouts unfold. Representatives Blanton and Dickstein propose a code while spectators expect a fight. the chamber remains mostly vocal and the scene resembles a gymnasium. The session ends with no decision as tension and humor mix in the House.
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Wallingtox
Blanton
Texas
Dickstein
New York
House Gymnasium
Holcomb fainted at Veterans Dinner in Hartford
Ex Governor Holcomb nearly collapsed during the 30th annual dinner of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Hartford. He recovered after assistance from Governor Trumbull and Commander Bainbridge, with doctors confirming a temporary loss of consciousness due to heat and excitement. He wrote a note praising the Belgian and World War veterans and Connecticut’s service, and remained under medical care.
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Wartford
Mareng Holcomb
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Hartford
Elu
John H. Trimbull
Hul Jgomb
William _ Seaman Bainbridge
N. R
Vereggn
Asai
Connecticut
Joseth KE. Root
Ulhera
Root
Holcomb
Howard A. Giicings
Belgium
Huttling
Daylight Saving Time May Start Later If New York Bill Passes
If New York approves a daylight saving bill, Connecticut could shorten its daylight time by a month. The New York Assembly committee favorably reported a measure restricting daylight hours to May 16 to September 15, which would disrupt April and late September train schedules in Connecticut where daylight time is observed despite local time displays.
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New York
Assembly Citles
Connecticut
Grand jury may indict more for alcohol diversion
Hartford February 16 AP federal grand jury, which indicted eleven, will reconvene in New Haven February 23 to probe a conspiracy to divert denatured alcohol to bootleggers. contempt of court charges will be pursued against several who ignored subpoenas. witnesses from the original sessions expected to testify again next Wednesday. among the indicted are Joert Adler, former vice president of Congress Bank and Trust Co of New Haven, and John A Morse, formerly a prohibition detail chief. Herman Goldman of 479 Umpire was also named.
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Hartford
Federal Grand Jury
New Haven
U. S
John Buckley
Buckley
Grand
Thomas
UW & District Court
Grand Jury
Joert Adler
Congress Hank and Trust Company
Connecticut Alcohol Distributors’ Company
Ire
John A. Morse
Prohibition
Herman Goldman
Two Churches Urge Protestant Accord
Boston Feb 18 AP. Congregational and Universalist commissions urge the closest practicable fellowship between their churches. Proposals from National Council and Universalist General Convention guided talks begun last October. Action expected at Congregational Conference in Omaha in May and at Hartford in October. The basis is Christian unity through loyalty to Christ, allowing differences in opinion within fellowship.
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Boston
Congregational
Universalist
Universaist Commission
National Council of Congregational Churches
Universalist General Convention
Congregational National
Omaha
Traftford
Motorman Foils Would-Be Bandit In Drenching Hold-Up
A trolley motorman, John Fitzpatrick, fought off an armed bandit during a late night attempt at robbery on the Peardaley park route. In a torrential downpour the youth fled after Fitzpatrick struck and restrained him with stones and a failed gun shot, while detectives traced the incident from Beardaley park to the car barn. local residents noted the assailant’s youth and lack of coat as witnesses described him. Police questioned observers as the police investigation continued.
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John Fitzpatrick
Federal] Street
Fitzpatrick
Peardaley Park
Beardaley Park
Barney Dunn
Witzpatrick
Zere Youn
Fle
Dea
California
San Diego
Hollywood
Mil Valey
McEy
Etroyer
San Pedro
New Pastor Called by Mem Baptist Church Here
In a nearly unanimous vote at Memorial Baptist Church on Howard Avenue and Maplewood, Rev Major L Johnson twenty seven, of Glasgow Missouri, was extended a call to succeed Rev J W Grainger as pastor. Continued on page twenty one.
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Major
Johnson
Yale
Memorial Church
Memorial Bap
Howard Avenue
Mapiewsod
Major L. Johnson
Clasgow
Missouri
J. W. Grainger
Howland Hosts 44 Elders to Fortieth Anniversary Tea
Howland Goods Company president treasurer John Howland hosted forty four longtime customers at a daytime reception and tea marking the firm’s fortieth anniversary. Samuel Pare assisted in greeting guests, who entered their names in Howland’s autograph album. attendees included prominent Stratford residents and longtime patrons from 4 years ago through various streets and avenues.
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John 14
Howland
Howland Lirv Goods Company
Samuel C. Pare Tee
Mo Howhan
Allan M
Mratford
Warden
Buccs Ingham
Colorado Avenue
Milaubeth Wick
Cottage Street
Willian Tornaton
Wells Street
M's. Tdllian Kronse
North
Anna Reott
Willen Street
Walter J. Marah
Colomide
Stacy
Fu Sa
Whitney
Mra. Wan
Walter Bese
Ft Temple
Earthquakes devastate sparsely populated Jugoslavia
Belgrade Feb 1 18. A series of powerful earthquakes jolted Jugo slavia's southern region Sunday, striking towns such as Dubinega and Ljubinje in Herzegovina. Residents fled into the cold as aftershocks continued. Communications along the Narenta river area were cut, with reports of extensive damage to primitive homes and uncertain death tolls. Some blame a geological fault from the Adriatic, while others warn the tremors could worsen.
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Belgrade
Jugoslav
Jugoslavia
Ljubinje
Tegovina
Ani
Adriatic
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Theodore E. Steiber
Aresentative
Tis Vo
U. S. Division of Air Forces
William Latimer
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Alfred Diesewond
Uci New Pountuc
Memoria
Ehurch
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Reigier
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Moire
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Deve
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Marta Alterner
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Marshal Su
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Bridgeport Telegram
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Loulas Hall Schneider
Ellsworth Street
Marielouise Hall
Hanover Etreet
Francis H. Brewer
Mairfieldy
Wilhelmina T. Ward
Sylvan Avenue
Karry P. Nichols
Highland Avenue
William J Murphy
Dixon Street
Eitan Veth
Lewis Street
John Bell
North Avenue
Grace UC. Nichola
Fox Street
7. S. Evans
Ewoud Avenue
WG. J. Carter
Woet Avenue
E. F A. Krapp
Stoehra Place
John Prieick
Worth Street
Misa Loulge Hough
Stratford Avenue
Frank L. Blahup
Myrtle Avenue
Sophia Bottomley
Beechwood Avenue
Harriet BE. Provost
Sheltok Street
Edmund Warren
Courtland Hill
King Street
Wallace
Smith
Ustons House
Tek Philips
Sherwood Place
Are
OC Jones
Vine Street
Katherine J. Sugatta
Martin Terrace
Dunne
Bronx
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