Unidentified Man Frozen to Death
An unidentified man was found frozen to death in Katy Hoffevers Mass near Steirbergs garage alley. A woman discovered him around an earlier hour and police were alerted. Detectives believe alcohol impairment led to him falling or lying down in the cold and dying.
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British Cantonese accord signals new negotiations
In Flankow on Feb 20, Britain and Cantonese officials announced a far-reaching agreement signaling a new phase in talks. Forel minister Hugene Chen and British chargé d’affaires O’Malley led negotiations, with planned conversations with Northern China to follow. The pact follows earlier treaties and aims to facilitate administration and reduce extraterritorial controls around Shanghai.
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Local Girl, 18, Attacks Cop and Faces Five Charges
An 18 year old local girl attacked a police officer prompting five charges. The incident occurred after a confrontation during a perceived threat. the officer sustained injuries but remained on duty. Further details and arraignment dates were not provided in the readable text.
National Parley Urged to Curb Alcohol Deaths
Albany reports state Health Commissioner Matthaa Nicoll Jr urged a national conference with the Surgeon General to address rising alcoholism deaths. He cites 1926 rates six times 1929 in New York and cites increases in Minnesota Florida Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan and Maryland as evidence for public health action.
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Man Plunges Two Stories to Death
A man plummeted from a third story veranda to a snow covered yard and died en route to hospital. Detectives opened an investigation as his wife and friends were in a nearby apartment when the fall occurred. Contained details suggest a mishap in a city tenement as authorities probe the circumstances.
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Butler Says Prohibition Issue Is About Government
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler leader of Columbia University argues prohibition centers on government power not liquor. He says 18th amendment and Volstead act fail to solve alcohol control and affect social evils. He urges framing policy around fundamental rights and constitutional limits.
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Marines Land In Nicaragua Amid Civil Conflict
Corinto, Nicaragua reports indicate light hundreds of United States marines landed from American warships with about 359 to be stationed at Chinandega, 400 at Leon, and others along the railway to guard bridges and water tanks. The State Department announced the move was to protect American and foreign interests and ensure通信 between Managua and Corinto, as fighting continues between Conservative and Liberal factions. Additional details were not yet confirmed as of early today.
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Mother and two boys burned in oil can explosion
Danbury February 20 Mrs Victor Kovelski and her sons John four and Frank two suffered severe burns to hands and face in a kerosene vapor explosion at their Liberty street home. John burns serious while mother and younger son are improving and expected to recover. father aided in extinguishing flames.
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Blue Laws In South Carolina Hover Over Cruiser Vote
Widespread blue laws restrict Sunday business as South Carolina contemplates a vote on cruiser construction and naval expansions. Governors and police monitor shops while restaurants and grocers weigh compliance amid uncertainty. In Washington, debate continues on funding three additional scout cruisers and related naval programs with House and Senate wrangling over amendments.
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Bowling alleys closed after complaint in city
Police ordered city bowling alleys shut after a church complaint on Fairfield avenue. Captain John O Connell ordered two alleys closed last week and the order was extended to all alleys yesterday amid protests from owners and the public.
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Earned Income in U S Shows Huge Increase
New York reports earned income in the United States rising to 89,082,000 dollars in preliminary estimates. This compares with 62,736,000 dollars for 1921, suggesting a broad improvement in living standards at roughly seven percent per year in real terms over the past five years.
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Storm toll heavy with ten lives lost and $190000 damage
Bridgeport suffered lighter effects than other New England towns as the storm swept from New Jersey to Eastport Maine. Ten deaths and over $190000 in damage were reported in this area with Milford hardest hit locally. Coast Guard losses and shipwrecks marked the maritime toll, while floods and high winds affected Seaside Park Seaside Heights Ortley Lavallette Chadwick and Barnegat Peninsula areas.
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Three Miners Survive Entombment in Pennsylvania Mine
In Scranton PA on February 20 three miners Taylor and Glen Allen Coal Co workers Michael Clayback 34 Peter Faye nuk 21 and Stanley Filinko 18 crawled to safety after being trapped behind fifty feet of rock and coal since Saturday night. Forty men worked to reach them as voices were finally heard tonight.
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Mrs Delaney Begins to Improve, Report States
Mrs. Quila Chapdelaine, wife of Jacit Delaney, is reported to be recovering from a serona illness. Dr. Wihert Fralick, a New York surgeon, notes improvement and says she is on the road to recovery after a period of steady decline.
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Destroyers Reach Provincetown Tragedy At Sea
A fierce gale wrecked the 75 foot Patrol 228 near Head Beach killing crewmen as the destroyer split from anchorage. Coast Guard and nearby stations mounted rescue attempts as engines and radio failed amid whiteout snow and 50 mile winds. The disaster left rescuers and families awaiting word in the gale scarred morning.
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Bridgeport Shares in Coastal Storm Rages
Bridgeport and surrounding area endured a severe Atlantic coast storm with sleet snow and high winds. Power outages disrupted Danbury Stratford and other towns while buses and state crews cleared streets and kept routes open as forecasts warned of more snow and rising temperatures tomorrow.
Full Moon and Gale Drive Unusually Heavy Tides
Dr. Clyde Fischer of the American Museum of Natural History explains that spring tides peak when the moon is full and aligned with a strong wind. The northeast gale tonight driven by a persistent offshore breeze pushed tides to extraordinary heights, especially along harbor areas where conditions intensified the surge.
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Uruguayan flyer begins first leg toward Montevideo
Italy Feb 20 Major Tadeo Larre Berg started his projected six hop flight to Montevideo Uruguay aboard the Athletic Light. The craft left Malaga Spain for a first scheduled stop and is planned to include landings at Dakar Perminambuco Rio de Janeiro and Memtovideo as part of theSouth America voyage following a prior aborted leg.
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Mexican President's Daughter Weds in Civil Ceremony
Natalie Galles, youngest daughter of President Cates, wed Carlos Ferrera in a civil ceremony in Mexico. No Catholic priest officiated and no reporters or embassy staff attended beyond a single invitation to the American ambassador, whose name was not specified.
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Tragic double tragedy in Montreal and Bridgeport couple
Julia Mawrocki twenty six from Bridgeport Conn was fatally wounded by Stephen Mawrocki twenty seven of Montreal then killed himself after an estrangement. Police reported an argument and a failed reconciliation attempt before the shooting and death at a hospital. No trace of either person found in the city last night. Local police had not been notified.
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