Canadian Vessel Holds Shell as Proof of Firing by Coast Guard
A Canadian vessel claims possession of an exploded shell as evidence that the U S S Seneca fired upon the schooner Badstwood off Long Island. Captain J Blake of the Sea asserts no error and says the Seneca had two forward and one aft crow’s nests. Officers on the bridge report the attack and deny the charge, with witness accounts from plainclothes and uniformed guards watching the Estwood.
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Coast Guard
Halipax
N.S
Unites
Ttscotia
Badstwood
Long Island
N.Y
Isla Linden
the Eastwood
Lunenburs
J. Blake
Linden
Avon
John Spindler
Justwood
Seneca
Estwood Tre
First Services In New Church Held At United Temple
The New Unie and Park avenue hosted the first services in a new church building with a morning procession to Onward Christian Soldiers. Dr. William Howe Das preached on Anna in none other Salvation, citing Pentecost origins as part of the Builders program’s aim to continue the work begun by the Carnatian church.
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Unie
Park Avenue
Auditoria
Nestors
Hindergarten
Stevy
Willam Howe Das
Anna
Pentecos
Carnatian Church
Deer Roams Wood Looking for Food Tragedy Strikes
In New Haven a deer entered a wooded area near Gibbs Street and Gibbs Street and High Street as motorists and bystanders tried to intervene. One deer was killed by a vehicle while another died after leaping onto a nearby road.
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New Haven
Avrane
Gibbs
Fethan SR
Wife Stays in Car As Hubby Leads In Cabaret Raid
New York report describes a cabaret raid led by a husband while his wife remained in the car. Police detained three men, including Edward Tos, a party charged with selling liquor, and Frank North, manager, with Moe Kunis accused of impairing removals of witnesses. Dere Keoni watched from a table as the investigation unfolded.
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Hubby
Edward Fl. Tose
Frank North
Winh Moe Kuenis
Deris Keoeni
Lastvetur settice open today and voter turnout hoped
Challenger announces intent to raise babies or pay personal taxes as 8 000 voters prepare for an event. About 2 500 attended Mashule sanaune region reports painters on strike. Missionary Sage George Wand Andersen speaks at Tahertaek. Various notes mention liquor warnings and sports updates with regional mentions across South Dakota and Canada.
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Kliienan
Mashule Sanaune
Lage de
Unw
South Dakota
Itshoje Peeteites
George Wand Andersen
Tahertaek, Ge
Stillman Reunion Spoils Match for Florence Leeds
Florence Leeds collapses in hysteria after news of Stillman’s reunion with his wife. Stillman swore to divorce, claimed massive effort to move the earth, and faced rumors of an Indian child. Leeds, who met a new lover at Palm Beach, remains entangled as Stillman resumes care of his wife and family.
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W York
Wic Ueeds
Stillman
Bank
Tie
Roy
Pain Beach
Stiiman
Fly
Stillmans
Stiman
Jay Stillman
Episcopal Bishop Resting Comfortably in New York
Archbishop John Gardner Murray reports Bishop Mosras of the Diocese of MM Wi is listed in the diocese and resting comfortably after a period of illness during a tour in Lackyne. His condition is described as stable with no immediate danger.
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John. Gardner Murray
Scopal
Lance
Mosras
Listiop
MM Wi
Lackyneie
Spain May Call Aviators Home From Argentina
A Feb 22 AP report says Commander Franco may return to Spain after linking Spain and Argentina. Public opinion and officials weigh whether he should continue on via sea or fly home. Spain pauses to study the proposal as diplomatic discussions unfold with Argentine authorities and American observers.
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Madrid
Franco
Spain
Argentina
Erlea
Fatin Americas United
America
Qin
Franto
Gommancer
Miss Hickey Sings Over Radio from Hartford Tonight
Alea Guia Hickey, well known contralto, appears at Hartford station WOGOY tonight for a birthday program in Fairfield. The preview erroneous announced Thursday, but her appearance proceeds with selections from popular and older favorites ending with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Miss Hickey
Hartford
Alea Guia Hickey
Fairfield
Nignt
Sat Sana
Wogoy Schevgetady
Ignt
Nington
Harriman and Wife End Divorcing Plan Split on Separation
In Paris and London the Harrimans moved toward separation after an abrupt shift from divorce. Mrs Harriman canceled divorce plans and agreed to a separation while Mr Harriman pursued talks in France and England. The couple, previously speculated to proceed, encountered urgent demands and family tensions influencing the outcome.
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Harriman
Wife
C. BP
Berttuul
Dannes
France
Oliver Harrimans
Hines
Janus
Yoon Tin
Breych
Raya
Lis
Cap Dail
Canne
London
Hughacd
Miron Minurielis Small
Bois de Boulogne
Mr Kinai
Brisbane
Fr Oliv
Luak
Fuciner
Gendt
Nis Ars
Nash Ud
Klansmen From Afar Gather for Secret Klan Assembly
More than 3,500 Knights from Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts converged on Pyramid’s Temple on State Street in a highly secretive meeting. Guards barred entry, payments to join were seen, and police protected reporters amid rising Tension. Imperial Wizard Dr. A. Wesley Evans declined to answer questions, stating the Klan is a secret order with its own business. Continued on page two.
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pyramid’s
Tors State Street
Wirard Evans
Wade
Imperial Wigard
Klan
Accordion Expert Enters Contest at Palace Tonight
The Post and Telegram notes the Old-Time Fiddlers Championship endures with harmonica and accordion contests to be held tomorrow night at the Palace Theatre. Entry by Charles C. Crowder of 36 Highland Ave is recorded, seeking to join the accordion lineup alongside popular fiddling acts.
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Palace Theatre
Charles C. Ti. Crowder
Highland Avenue
Crowder
The
Palace
F Palace Theatre
Fide Ss
Bonte
Dan Gallivan
Fox
Bingham Family Gifts Yale $1,000,000 for Dormitory
New Haven reports James R. Angel announces a $1,000,000 gift to Yale University from the sons and daughters of Charles W. Bingham of Cleveland Ohio. The fund will finance a dormitory on Osborn Wall, estimated at $500,000, to be named for Charles W. Bingham Toll with the remaining endowment to general purposes.
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New Haven
Foo
James RK. Angel
Alumni University
University
Charles W. Bingnam
Cleveland
Ohi
Osborn Wall
En Hive
Charles Wi" Bingham Toll
Yale
New Ha
Painters Seek $12 Daily Wage Increase
Union leaders of the Painters Decorators and Paperhangers reveal a Friday night decision to raise the five day week wage from 11.25 to about 12.12 1 2 per hour, following a months long agitation sparked by mason demands. Basins agent P Byrnes denies action, saying no decision was made and noting it as a matter for the Trade. Prominent painters doubt the move, warning contractors it could ruin business and that official notice has been sent to the Master Painters Association.
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Talege
Aquil Densis P. Byrnes
Master Painters’ Association
Lyaun
Westport Man Recalls Washington's Habits and Fame
A Westport writer cites memoirs and rumors about George Washington describing his temper, wine intake, propriety, battles with profanity, athletic feats, gambling in small stakes, and personal scars. The piece portrays Washington through anecdotes and questionable quotes as part of a reminiscence on his character.
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George Washington
Ium
St. Mark's
MG Ashington
Firs
Washington
Rupert Hughes
Eves
Paris
Gambling Houses Raided in Norwalk
Police conducted a Norwalk raid targeting gambling dens on Woodward Avenue and nearby streets. Twenty-five men were detained. Fry Mola, proprietor, and Tulus Budovaky were released on $100 bonds each for keeping a gambling house. Multiple arrests followed at Molws place and surrounding areas.
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Norwadi
Web
Specnth
Mola
Woodward Avenue
Tulus Budovaky
Lexington and
Ely Avenue
Uudavalyss
Arate
Uae
Reed denounces Court as Eltiones Rally at Palmer House
Senator Reed, Democrat Missouri, blasts the Supreme Court and its tactics at a birthday event in Chicago. He vows voters will punish senators who supported the court plan and urges a Donnybrook style response against those who backed the measure.
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Reed
Democcrat
Missouri
Washlowe
Palmer House
Senate
Benator Reed
Ee Ivan
Donnybrook
Seontor Bora
Repubican
Idaho
Thakive
McKinley
Borah
Wisconsin
Lenroot
League of Nationa
Teed
Coolidge
Reprieve sought for Chapman in Hartford case
Hartford reports that a reprieve for Gerald Chapman is sought for one week from Wednesday. Attorney Groehl, defense counsel chief, will confer with State's Attorney Alcorn in Hartford to obtain a writ of certiorari for Supreme Court review. Print work and conference in Washington precede formal filing and possible governor’s involvement.
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Hartford
Gerald Chapman
Frederick Z. Groehl
Hugh M. Alcorn
Tartford
Mr. Alcorn
Supreme Court of the United States
Groehl Ami Lay
W. Wiley
Springfield
Washington
United States
Donovan
Joseph M. Freeman
Alan
Keeping Conn. Dry Is Now Left to Staff of 10 Men
Connecticut prohibition enforcement will shrink to ten agents after four more removals, leaving a minimal team of ten in Hartford. The agents have policed violations, oversaw alcohol supplies and permit compliance, and acted as inspectors in the state. It is unclear if nationwide reductions under General Andrews will mirror the Connecticut cut, with official confirmation pending at headquarters.
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Conn
Uartford
Connecticut
Andrews
Phantom Slayer of Omaha Quits as Panic Ebbs
Omaha breathes easier as the Phantom Slayer has not fired in 24 hours and authorities claim he left the city. The terror period left two dead and two wounded with 200000 people on edge in Omaha and Council Bluffs. hundreds of officers patrolled streets overnight yet no shots were fired. Police believe the sniper uses a 22 caliber automatic pistol with a half-magon rim cartridge and note the empty shell casings found.
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Omaita
Nob
Omana
Shantom
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Pantc
Witeh
Missouri
Fteisig
Collector's Office Stays Open For Delinquent Taxes
Pax Challenger announced the collector's office at City Hall will stay open all day today to allow those with no prior opportunity to pay personal taxes. He noted about 8,000 of 73,000 delinquent accounts have paid, contrasting Hartford where 2,000 of 72,000 have paid. Warrants will be prepared for nonpayment, with costs totaling 3.00 in addition to the tax.
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A. Tyger
City Hall
Challenger
Hartford
Lridgepark
Suzanne Wills to Skip Riviera Singles This Year
Suzanne Lenglen will not meet Helen Wills in Riviera singles this season. Lenglen announced she will refrain from singles play, opting instead for doubles at Monte Carlo and the Beaumont Cup. She will return for doubles on Saturday, says the French bout. Wills beat Mrs Lattexhwaite in the Bailey tournament final, with the American star noting Lenglen’s decision to retire from Riviera singles.
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Suzanne
Helen
Riviera
Helen Is
Suzanne Lenglen
Mademoiselle Lenglei
Nice
Ayare
Wimbleden
Fyfe
Tamnia
Monte Carlon
Niva
Helen Wills
Lattexthwaite
California
Mademoiselle Lenglen
Associated Press
J. Tf
Missy Wills
Ny Pie
Peter
Countess Freed Under Bond For Ten Days Visit To United States
Vera Countess of Cathcart, who admitted moral turpitude after eloping with the Marquess of Craven, was granted temporary admission to the United States on a personal bond of 500. Immigration officials in New York arranged a habeas corpus attempt to free her from Ellis Island, with the Labor Department seeking a legal specialist to review the case before a Tuesday hearing. Attorneys including Wilton J. Lambert and Andy Garfield Ways were involved in the proceedings and advisory consultations continued with the department.
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New York
Vera
Cathcart
Craven
Ellis Island
Orde
Coun Cathcart
Missioner of Immigration
Theodore G. Risley
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Ang
Washington
Buckner
Vera Countess Catt
Mgr
Labor Department
Wio
Lady Catnawg
Wits Island
Anneal
Andy Garfield
Enic
Raymond Wise
Joseph? Cassidy
Lays
Wilton J. Lambert
Wskingts
Air Tambert
Coun
Commission of Immigration
Archbishop Paul Eugene Roy Dies in Quebec Hospital
Quebec Feb 21 AP Rev Paul Eugene Roy archbishop of Quebec and Canadian Catholic primate died after a long illness in St Francois D Assise hospital. Born Berthier November 2 185? he joined the priesthood in 1886 and served in various parishes before being named auxiliary bishop in 1903 and archbishop of Quebec in 1928. He led the Action Sociale paper and held significant influence in church and society.
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Quebec
Paul Eugene Rey
Canada
St. Francois D'Asize
Pital
Paul Enaf Roy
Berthier
Quis
Mrg
Camile Roy
Tanceau
Wartford
Conn
Beshu
Fire trucks crash in Danbury injuring none
A large group from the Danbury Fire Department responded to a chemical spill near a hydrant at 26 Elm Street after a fire engine skidded and crashed into another vehicle. No injuries were reported despite the collision and damage to the rigs.
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Danbury
Elm Street
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