Old Ironsides to Sail Again Naval Campaign Reaches Schools
Old Ironsides plans another cruise along the Atlantic and Gulf and possibly up the Mississippi as Navy and civic leaders urge contributions to restore the frigate. The fund, led by A. O. Buzhehesky and Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, seeks broad public help from schoolchildren and patriotic societies to preserve the historic ship for future generations.
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Navy
Arranes
Mac Mivy
Fendo
Hawmi
Selveri
A. 0
Reprieve Sought for Chapman in Connecticut Case
Washington lawyers push for reprieve as Chapman’s March execution looms. Attorneys Groehl and Alcorn debate delay and fairness, with appeals to federal courts possible. Joseph Freedman travels to New York amid preparations for Hartford meetings with defense chief Groehl tomorrow.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chapman
Groehl
Mr. Alcorn
Watt
Alcorn
Board of Pardons
Geraldhapman
United States Circuit of Appeals
New Fh
United States District Court
United States Supreme
Connecticut
Joseph Freedman
New York
Ald
Griehl
Hartford
Spain May Call Flyers Home
Reports indicate Madrid has not confirmed any action to recall the seaplane Plus Ultra. Cormier Fraero says if return by air is blocked, efforts may shift to a road journey to minimize the venture’s significance. Leone Palos plans to cabled Madrid about continuing the flight and exploring trans Atlantic routes.
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Monerica Avi Fig
Madril
Cormier
Ty Venture Leone Palos
Mirdril
Bottle throwing disrupts house party on Gregory street
A peaceful gathering at 178 Gregory Street ended when ginger ale bottles flew through the air. Attendant Stanley Church was struck, and John Atsuz was arrested on assault charges before being released on $40 bail.
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Gregory Street
Stanley Church
Crowther Atreet
Third Precinct
John Atsuz
Blizzard delays pilots voyage to New York
The pilots Iron Hlalira and Mackey arrived in port as noncommissioned visitors aboard the White Star and Hotland ships. They faced a blizzard leaving port, preventing them from returning to their boat. Mackey has flown to Europe Bermuda and South America before but storms off Halifax hindered each return.
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Iron Hlalira
New York
Leo de Luchery
Wyer
Fow
Europe
Bermuda
South America
Halifax
Immigration Law Flayed by Official Faces U S Reform Call
Frederick A. Wallis, former Ellis Island commissioner now NY City Corrections chief, assails U S immigration law as a root of crime. He urges eliminating double standards and argues prospective entrants should be rigorously screened in their home countries to prevent "cream" of populations being taken abroad.
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Avartapore
Countess of Cartheart
United States
Frederick A. Wallis
Correction
New York City
Ellisland
Countess Freed at Ellis Island
The Countess Cathcart was freed after a brief special board hearing at Ellis Island. William Zucker Edward Henry and inspector Stimpson led the hearing, where she admitted relations with Hart of Craven In Africa Relation Admitted. She thanked God as she left Carmanta and rode to the Hotel Ambassador with Mrs Gordon Carr.
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Ellis Island
New York
William Zucker
Edward Henry
Stimpson
Mr. Zucker
Hart of Craven
Africa
Hart
Carmanta
Gordon Carr
United States
Ambassador
Mrs. _ Carr
Countess Cathcart
Gow
Three Murdered in Family Fight at Cedar Street Tenement
In a family dispute at a Cedar Street tenement, Joseph Greanetti, 34, is sought after a fatal shooting. Victims include Lucia Genletti, 30, her sister Francesco Collasanta, 59, who died at Rhode Island Hospital, and Rafael Bevilacqua, uncle by marriage, who died at the scene. Mrs Genletti Gowis survived injuries and died an hour later after hospital admission.
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Providenuh
Cedar Street
Joseph Greanetti
Lucia Genletti
Siather
Francesco Collasanta
Rhode Island
Rafael Bevilacqua
Wamet
Berne Acqua Oes
Gennet Uowis
Athe Hospital
Philippines offer prayer for freedom amid independence readings
In Manila a large crowd gathered to hear prayers for freedom as Independence Day statements were read. Thousands attended open services at a central church where a solemn reading of the prayer for independence was delivered, with the congregation kneeling in reverent tribute.
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Manila
Internal Strife in Religion Sparks Sermon Debate
Rev To Rutledge Beale of Park Street Congregational Church argues that Christians must grow in knowledge and virtue, warning that self centered immaturity betrays the Christian spirit. He cites the need for progressive experience and deeper God familiarity.
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Rutledge Beale
Park Street Congregational Church
Gorees
Healy
Salis
Beale
Foreign policy clash over League of Nations issue
A historical debate features Senators denouncing and defending the League of Nations. One side accuses the court of violating sovereignty and warns against entangling alliances, while the other argues internationalism is needed to handle global disputes. The exchange frames nationalism versus international cooperation.
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League
League of Natice
Senate
Farmers' Alliance
Ku Klux Klan
Rights of
Pythias
Masonic Order
anti-Saloon League
Missouri
Ameriica
America
Washington
Europe
League of Nations
Reed
United States
Accordion Expert Sets Tomorrow Show At Palace Theatre
An accordion expert tunes ahead of tomorrow night’s 8 90 oclock show at the Palace Theatre. Crowder and Philip McGuire join in the act with plans to prove Turkey in the Straw stays lively. Contenders must be at least 60 and arrive by 6 oclock for seating, with finals set for next Thursday at the Talaca Theatre offering $20 first and $10 second prizes.
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Mr. Crowder
Pillip McGuire
Iossuth Street
Turkey
Palace Theatre
Talaca
Post and Telegram
Harmoniea Ant
Indilor
Post
Mlesram
Teaw Sera Wees Ewes Cots
Count Salm Leaves Palm Beach for Washington Farewell
Palm Beach society notes a retreat by Count Salm who packs five suitcases and two tennis racquets before departing the Poinciana hotel at five o'clock with his child and nurse. He plans to return never or perhaps not soon, citing a monotonous stay and cool reception while avoiding other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uatire Salm
Washington
Uae
Uhild
Tia
Millicent
Salm
Peinclana Hole
Palm Beach
Speng
Poinciana Hotel
Yale's Charles W. Bingham Hall Gift Boosts Endowment
A $1,000,000 gift to Yale funds Charles W. Bingham Hall to be built at College and Chapel streets. The dormitory will house about 125 students, improve campus open space, and create an endowment boost alongside the Yale Corporation’s maintenance provisions. The project, designed by Walter B. Chambers, marks a key step in expanding dormitory housing and university resources.
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College
Thteer
Yale
Qsborn
Franck Wurther
New Haven
Osborn
William 7. Harries
William la Clarkness
Charles W. Bingham Wall
Stig Vale
Bellpy
Edwin McClellan
York
Library
Charles
Aingham
Phelps Stall
Osborn Memorial Laboratories
Wil
Cole le@e
Chanel Streets
Walter B. Chambers
New York City
McClellan Hall
Osborn Hall
Charles Wr. Bingham
Connecticut
Tor
W. Bingham
Yale Corporation
Charles W. Bingham
Bingham
Angell
Yale Alumni Weekly
Jats
Yale College
Henry P. Wright
Wright
Perry-Palyne Company of
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Crise School of Applied Science
CypAge- Yand
Painters Seek Daily Wage Increase for Spring Work
The text discusses painters demanding a $12 daily wage, based on a prior $9 rate, with references to contract terms, potential abrogation of agreements, and notice requirements. It notes possible changes before work begins and current binding conditions.
First Service in New Church Held
The article reports the first service in a new church building led by Rev. L. Knipp and Dr. Day the architect. About six hundred attended the Sunday school service as sermons urged personal spiritual conquest and the community role in Christian revelation and salvation through Jesus.
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Forrent L. Knipp
Ha School
Day
Jesus
Ieaven
God
Eberch
Eid
Wwe
Canadian vessel backs up claims in Eastwood incident
Supercargo Linden and Captain Spindier testified that the cutter fired on the Canadian schooner Eastwood with multiple guns and boats observed. Captain Blake of the Coast Guard denied firing by the Seneca, while New York Coast Guard officials declined to release further information.
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Spindier
New York
Veh
Linden
Spinaler
Eastwood
Blake
UT. 8
Coast Guard
G. C. Carmine
New York Coast Guard
Fashwood
Tim
Phantom Slayer Ceases Firing In City
Detective Roas Johnson and officers recover eight shell casings with half moon indentations near the killer's firing position. Dr Searles and W C McDevitt murder scenes yield shells matching the same marks. Sheriff Can braski and rookie officer Tory Johnson edge toward breakthrough as investigation continues.
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Hailwoad
Roas Johnson
Dr. Searles
Merit
W. C. McDevitt
Tory Johnson
Sherihh
William Canbraski
Ant
Comdit
Mystery Man Finally Identified in Worcester Case
In Worcester Massachusetts, a 73 year old man believed to be suffering amnesia was identified as Fredrick Me. Dopuel after seven weeks of hospital care. He had been unable to state his name or identify relatives or acquaintances.
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Worchstil
Meebod— Cary
Washington
Minnerpenny Hospital
Wis
Jredmick Me. Dopuel
Gefk
Lostua Department
Missionary Life in Congo Region Described by Rev Erickson
Rev Henry Erickson, on furlough after his first Congo term, spoke at First Baptist Church about native customs and the challenges of language learning. He described health crises from fevers and insects and noted Livingstone’s 1967 work shaping ongoing missionary effort among Congo tribes.
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Congo
Africa
Henry Erickson
Hiss
First Baptist Church
Mr. Erickson
Livingstone
Terickson
Klan gathering draws Klansmen to mosque in Providence area
Klansmen from three realms arrived by buses from Providence Danbury Seymour and other towns for a meeting at a state mosque. Imperial Wizard Evans arrived in a Rhode Island plated sedan amid loud applause. Speakers included a Rhode Island only and claims of real strength despite rumors of a break with the national.
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National Association
Jack” Morehouse
Tinos
Providence
Kloréro
Bilis
Advent Christian Church
Danbury
R. L
Seymour
National Emblem Association
Helli
Phoey
Marine Corps
State Street
America
Wizard Pans
Blan
Connecticut
Klin
New Tinen
St Wis
Two Cubans Arrested on Tax Counterfeiting Case
Havana reports two Cabos men and another companion arrested on counterfeiting related to United States income tax revenue. U S consul confirms police seek three suspects and Europeans may be buying counterfeit receipts to obtain U S visas at the passport office.
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Havana
Bebe
United
United States
Bad roads afford protection to public in motor death figures
Boston report notes fewer automobile fatalities as streets clog with traffic. Frank A. Goodwin, registrar of motor vehicles, presents figures and moral on safety in the automobile era.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Frank A. Goodwin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Coolidge Kept Home by Cold
Washington February 21 President Coolidge remained at home due to a cold though his condition was said to be greatly improved He visited his office to take over personal mail then went to the office of throat specialist Dr Charles J Prichardson for treatment Officials at the White House expressed full confidence he would address the National Education Association meeting tomorrow night A major radio hookup is arranged to carry the speech shortly after 9 o clock.
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Wasitington
Coolidge
Charles J. Prichardson
White House
Department of
New Headmaster Named by Massee School in Stamford
Raymond Kwasnik a Loyola College graduate and Johns Hopkins postgraduate has been named headmaster of Massee School succeeding Rev Lester Hf Clee. Bristol Meriden Conn graduate Radcliffe W Bristol assistant headmaster. wartime 26th Division veteran wounded at Chateau Thierry. He taught at Montclair Academy after Wesleyan and 1924 graduation.
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Stamford
Raymond Kwasnik
Loyola College
Johns Hopkins University
Massee School
Lester Hf. Clee
Kwasnik
Baltimore
P. N. A. College
Cambridge Springs
Pao
Warsaw
Leipwy
Mackenzie
Radcliffe W. Bristol
Stillman Reunion Spoils Match and Publicity
The Stillman saga disrupts a relationship as publicity follows their Europe trip. Flo ends engagement with Wisdam after a New York man’s reconsideration. Flo tries to reach the man. he refuses to speak. She declines and falls ill, isolating in her apartment with a nurse attending.
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Stillmans
Europe
Wic Leeds
Jay Leeds
Ani
New York
Wisdam
Flo
Accuse Youths in Auto Thefts
Stamford police arrested John Small sixteen of Lincoln Avenue and Thomas Holkin seventeen of 705 South Pacifier street for auto thefts connected to Herbert Wildman’s Glenbrook car. Police say the pair confessed to stealing twelve cars in recent months, abandoning each when pursued. They will be arraigned in Town Court Tuesday morning.
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Stamford
Speciaty
John Small
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Holkin
South Pacifier Street
Hut
Tlerbert Wildman
Glenbrook
Small and Hollan Hive
Bridal pair found dead as gas jet open in home
Police report a newlywed couple believed dead from gas exposure after guests congratulated them. The victims, Nadavedo and Pablo Jtodergnex, were found in their home with an open gas line and wedding gifts scattered, suggesting a possible post wedding tragedy.
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Worldlife Presents
Pablo Jtodergnex
Ryeuiy-Fye
Nadavedo
Teoem
Washington Prohibition Fray Sparks Washington Birthday Clash
In Washington on Washington’s birthday the Anti Saloon League and opponents of the prohibition amendment clash over what George Washington would think about the dry law. Leaders from both sides argue liberty versus law, citing Washington’s era, with claims about his sobriety, church involvement, and views on liquor.
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Washington
Geors
Larts
Anti-Salton League
George Washington
William H. Slayton
The
Anti-Prohibition Association
King George the Thirds
Wayne B
Meetings Tonight at Various Lodges and Societies
Local listings show meetings tonight for Chonuck tribe at Red Men's hall Stratford. Burrosea Glee club at St Charles hall East Main. Lridgeport lodge O of M at 632 State. Loyalty lodge IOOF 164 Tioncer. Song of St George Stratford avenue. Samuel W Harris lodge FO O BW L08T Redd street. Rigma Jota Dhl society St Pauls Apiacopal. Caens council No 25 UW SBM T1188 Main. Hertha lodge Degrees of Hertha 62 Camnory street Count Dark City F of A 1087 Broag street Angeline Bartlett tent Daughters of Veterans 1040 afaln street. Star of Chirty lodge OS of B 62 Cannon street. Oh Grette MW a WOT Bom corner Proad and Canton streets.
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Chonuck Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford
Burrosea Glee Club
St. Charles’ Hall
East Main Street
Lridgeport Lodge
State Street
Loyalty Lodge
Tioncer Lodge
Song of
St. Paul's Church
Apiacopal
Caens Council
Main
Hertha Lode
Degres of Hertha
Camnory Street
Count Dark City
F. of A
Broag
Angeline Bartlett
Daughters of Veterans
Afaln Street
Star of Chirty Lodse O. S
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Frigate Constitution
Tage One
Spain
Philippines
Rev. T. F. Rutledge Beale
Harmonian
Aenardian
Son
Count Salm
Clevehlan
Ohio
Pal
Vate University
Dudley
Blossom
Chester C. Bolton
Willam Bingham
OH. P. Bugham
Cleveland Orchestra
Community Fund
Alossam
Wiossam
South Seas
Cleveland Museum At Natural History
New Church
Phantom Slayer
Congo Region
Stillman
Pat
Wheeler
Association
Sargent
Stayton
Cainot
Slayton
Thomas Nicholson
F. Scott McBride
Howard Hyde Russell
Nicholson
Bishop Cannon
A. J. Barton
Mr. Wheeler
Fiver Singe Findsor
Winchester
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