Old Ironsides Plans Another Cruise To Boost Fund
The frigate Constitution, known as Old Ironsides, will sail the Atlantic and possibly the Mississippi to showcase relics and boost restoration funding. Navy officials intend broad public access, with donations collected nationwide including Hawaii, aided by Rear Admiral Philip Andrews and civic groups.
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Washington
Constiuion
Ironeides
Navy Department
Atlantic
Mississino
Patelore
Fribute
United States
Ruston Navy Yard
Hawaii
A. © Ramshesky
United States ‘Peast
Aston
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Philip Andrews
Boston
Reprieve Sought for Chapman in Connecticut Case
Delegates push to delay Chapman's execution set for March 3 as counsel visit the prison. Gov Alcorn faces a decision within a month or six weeks while the Supreme Court weighs an appeal. Defense leaders argue for a reprieve on grounds of fairness and humanity amid tense negotiations in Hartford and New York.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chapman
Groehl
Mr. Alcorn
Walt
Chapmmr Fe
Connecticut
Joseph Freedman
New York
Ina
Griehl
Wiartford
Spain May Call Fly ers Home From Argentine Flight Plan
Commander Franco says some planes may not return to Spain and the Madrid government has not confirmed action. The Plus Ultra voyage from Palos to Madrid demonstrates ongoing plans for trans-Andean air routes as interest in reusing the fleet grows.
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America
Ultra
Madrid
Cormmander Franco
Palos Tot
Hid
Madrii Bes
Bottle throwing ends quiet party on Gregory Street
A drunken brawl at a party on Gregory Street last midnight escalated when bottles flew, striking Stanley Church at Crowther Street after a man named Jon Atsualo Wie was arrested, charged with assault, and later released on $50 bond.
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Grregory
Stanley Church
Crowther Street
Jon Atsualo
Blizzard Delays Pilots on Transatlantic Runs
Two pilots from HalrdS reached New York aboard the White Star Line ships Arabic and Volendam after storms at Fairfax delayed their debarkation. Mackey, though new to New York, has navigated European trips five times, including Bermuda and South America, with Halifax storms delaying return each voyage.
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New York
Efe
Io Port
Leo de Lichery
Yank Mackey
Fairfax Wriday
Mackey
Europe
Bermuda
South America
Halifax
Hiyn
Immigration Law Flayed by Official in Starthortd
Frederick A. Walls, NY city Correction Commissioner and former Immigration official, denounces the current immigration system. He cites the Countess of Corthesrt case as proof of double standards at Ellis Island, calls for stricter screening and removal of favored classes, and argues we should stop admitting the "cream" of foreign populations to preserve national interests.
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Countess of Corthesrt
United States
Frederick A. Walls
New York City
Wits Island
Countess Cathcart Freed At Ellis Island
The Countess was released after a brief hearing confirming relations with the Hart of Craven in Africa. Inspectors Zucker Henry and Stimpson led the government briefing. the Countess, still married, admitted relations with the Earl. Mrs Gordon Carr greeted her at the battery and accompanied her to the Hotel Ambassador. The Countess said her release was a prayer answered.
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Carmania
the Battery
Gordon Carr
United States
Ambassador
Carr
Countess Cathcart
Three murder victims in family fight at tenement
In a family dispute at 94 Cadar street two men and a woman were shot to death. Joseph Gennetti, 34, husband of the woman, is sought by police. Victims were Lucia Gearetti, 30, Francesco Colisanta, 59, and Rifaelle Revilacqua, uncle-in-law. all injuries fatal or deadly.
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Cadar Street
Joseph Gennetti
Lucia Gearetti
Prancesco Colisanta
Rhode Island
Rifaelle Revilacqua
Hevilachua
Philippines Offer Prayer for Independence on Washington Birthday
Thousands gathered at Anuta Beach to pray for freedom as Italian Catholic dignitaries led an open air service on Washington's Birthday. The crowd knelt while prayers for independence were read, marking a large display of support in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Washington
Anuta Beach
Pastor Beale Urges Christians to Grow and Serve
Reverend Hoale and Elutledge Beale of the Jrarkstreat Congregational Church, in a Mille Pod Christmns Need to Grow Up and Serve sermon, argued Christianity is a progressive experience. They urged believers to seek deeper knowledge, broader service, and moral refinement, condemning self centered Christians unwilling to mature for communal life.
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Tory
Elutledge Beale
Jrarkstreat Congregational Church
Hoale
Ile
Splrere
Beale
Senator Reed Defends League Clash In Senate Debate
Missouri Senator rebukes the League of Nations and argues a treaty without Senate approval undermines U S sovereignty. He warns that entering the World Court would bind the United States to League mandates and erode constitutional control over foreign affairs. He contrasts isolationist and internationalist camps while decrying the League as a villainous conspiracy.
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Jently
Teasur
League of Nation
Senate
Warriors’ Alliance
Ku Klux Kan
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Border
anti-Saloon League
Missouri
America
Washington
Europe
League of Nations
Reed
United States
Accordion Expert Sets Tomorrow Show At Palace Theatre
An accordion expert, Mr Crowder, and Philip McGuire plan tomorrow night at the Palace Theatre to perform harmonica and accordion contests. Contestants must be at least 60, with first prize $29 in gold and second $20 in silver, as the fiddling contest proceeds are echoed.
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Mr. Crowder
Philip McGuire
Kossuth Street
Palace Theatre
Post
Eazram
Count Salm Says He May Never See Son Again in Palm Beach
Jeb Salm, in Palm Beach with his infant son Peter, parks his five suitcases and two tennis racquets at the Poinciana hotel before a possible trip to Washington. He leaves with the nurse and child for the beach, but says he does not know when or if he will see his son again. The week in Palm Beach has been quiet, with Salm largely isolated from society and spending much time in his hotel rooms.
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Son
Count Salm
Palm Beach
Palm
Salm
Washington
Rayflower Hotel
Peter
Millicent
Rogers
Poinciana
Teaving
Poinciana Hotel
Jle
Yale Receives Million Dollar Gift for Bingham Hall
Yale University to replace Osborn Memorial Hall with Charles W. Bingham Hall a 125 seat dormitory funded by a $1 million gift from Charles W. Bingham and family. The new building will rise at College and Chapel streets in Gothic style with eight story tower and will increase campus open space while expanding dormitory capacity and endowment. It will house 125 students and include spaces for student organizations and faculty meetings.
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Yen
College
Chapel Streets
Yale
Osborn
Oaborn Light
William L. Harkness
Willim L. Tlarkness
Charles W. Bingham Wall
Edwin McClellan Ian
York
Library Streets
Charles W. Bingham
Aish
Phelps Stall
Osborn Memorial Laboratoraes
Dielege
Chapel
Walter 8. Chambers, LY
New York Ciy
Ldowin
Chiles W. Binsham
Yale Corporation
Bingham
Angell
Yale Alumni Weekly
Yale College
Henry P. Wright
Homor Wright Hiall
Perry-Payne Company
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Case School of Applied Science
Qotreland
Painters Seek $42 Daily Wage For Spring Work
The article notes painters demand a $42 daily wage for spring work, citing a $9 per day bar charge and potential contract reworks. It explains that under former agreements painters could not be bound to give months' notice after a strike, though current terms may allow a day’s notice before changes take effect.
First Service in New Church Held
The first service in the new church opened with aims to strengthen the spiritual church and recruit more members. Rev Forrest L. Knapp outlined the work and a blueprint of department roles was shown by Dr Day the architect. About six hundred attended the Sunday school service.
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Forrest L. Knapp
Vaucalion
Vehoo
Heliy
Beijing
Day
Jesus
God
Tava
Eroct
Canadian Vessel Backed Up Claims In Eastwood Incident
Captain Spindler described a cutter with two big guns on the bridge and two small guns on the bows, claiming the vessel was the Seneca. Coast Guard officers questioned the accusation, with Captain Blake denying firing on the Eastwood and offering no further statement.
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Spindler
New York
Supercargo Linden
Spinder
Eastwood
Bnight
L. Blake
Coast Guard Cuty
Seneca
G. Co. Carmine
Ore
New York Coast Guard
Phantom Slayer Ceases Firing in Smitha Case
Detectives report eight bursts of gunfire near the Kile location as shells with half moon indentations are found at Dr Searles office where he was killed and near the body of WLC McDevitt. Officer Tess Jonhuison improves after six wounds as Sheriff Congilt arrives to lead the Sniper search in Nebraskas Smitha area.
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Reliroad
Rees Johnson
Polce
Elect Ghells
Fidentulion
Dr. Searles
WLC
McDevitt
Tess Jonhuison
William Congilt
Nebraska
Ifker
Smitha
Condi
Whey
Mystery Man Finally Identified in Amnesia Case
Washington's my man the seventy three year old victim of amnesia at Miner Peney hospital in Worci al Mass. was positively identified as Vedarich Mc Donnell who for seven weeks conducted the Boston department store in Spencer.
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Worcialer
Mass
Washington
Man
Minerpeney Hospital
Olnece
Vedarich McDonnell
Boston
Spencer
Missionary Life in Congo Region Described by Rev Erickson
Rev Henry Erickson, on furlough after his first Congo term, spoke at the First Baptist Church about life among Belgians in the Congo. He described native customs, language challenges, and health issues, and linked current work to Livingstone’s 1867 efforts that laid foundations decades ago.
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Belgian Congo
Africa
Henry Erickson
Congo
First Baptist Church
Mr. Trickson
Livingstone
Erickson
Almos
Klansmen From Afar Rally At Connecticut Mosque
A Connecticut gathering drew Klansmen from Providence Danbury Seymour and elsewhere to a mosque event. Police monitored arrivals and a Rhode Island contingent drove in aboard six buses. Imperial Wizard Evans spoke amid tense, hand raised cheers while debates over the Klan’s status with the National order continued.
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National Association
Morehouse
Iliners
Providence
Ellis
Advent Christian Church
Danbury
R. L
Seymour
National Enabler Association
Interven
A& Ticket
Rhode Island
Wizard
Imperial Wigand Evans
Marine Corns
State Street
America
thOeir
Wisard Mvans
Connecticut
Aventiy
New Tinven
Two Cubans Arrested On Tax Counterfeiting
Two Cuban men have been arrested on charges of counterfeiting United States income tax receipts. A third Cuban is sought by police. The informant said Europeans are buying counterfeit receipts to obtain U S visas with Havana police.
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Jtavans
Jeb. Al(ap
United States
Causubite
Havana
Bad Roads Provide Protection to Public Myth Explored
Boston reports in a February AP dispatch noting that during snowbound weeks fewer traffic deaths occurred in Massachusetts than in prior weeks. A. Goodwin, registrar of motor vehicles, emphasizes protective effect of poor roads on drivers, countering typical expectations.
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Boston
Massachusetts
A. Goodwin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Coolidge Kept Home By Cold
Washington reports President Coolidge remains under the weather from a cold for several days. He stayed away from work but his condition improved and he reviewed personal mail before a car trip to Lt. Charles Richardson's office for treatment. A radio hookup is planned to broadcast his speech to the National Education Association meeting after 8.
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Washington
Sulla
Cook
Will
Ife
Charles W. Prichardson
White House
Department of
New Headmaster Named by Massee School
Raymond Kwasnik a Loyola College and Johns Hopkins alum has been appointed headmaster of Massee School succeeding Rev Lester H Clee. Former city chemist in Baltimore and professor of chemistry at WN A College Cambridge Springs Pa he also served as interpreter for the American delegation at Warsaw and for the American consulate at Leipzig. Radcliffe W Bristol of Meriden Conn named assistant headmaster and former World War I 71st Division veteran wounded at Chateau Thierry later taught mathematics at Montclair and Wesleyan.
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Stamiord
Raymond Kwasnik
Loyola College
Johns Hopkins University
Massee School
Lester H. Clee
Kwasnik
Baltimore
WN. A. College
Campridge Springs
Warsaw
Leipaig
Mackenzie
Radcliffe W. Bristol
Meriden
Conn
Meriden Wish School
Chateau Thierry
America
Tilston Academy
Wesleyan
Massee
Montclair Academy
Stillman Reunion Spoils Match and Engagement
Flo Leeds confronts a broken engagement as media attention follows Stillman family rumors. Flo moves into a New York apartment on 54th Street after a heated call to the fiancé, who refuses to speak. She becomes increasingly distressed with no visitors allowed.
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Flo
New York
54Th Street
Accuse Youths In Auto Thefts In Stamford
Stamford police say John Smal age 16 of 12 Lincoln Avenue and Thomas Hollin age 17 of 705 South Pacific Street confessed to taking 12 cars without permission in recent months. The vehicles were abandoned after use. Both youths have police records and will be arraigned in Town Court Tuesday morning.
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Stamford
Stading
John Smal
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Hollin
South Pacific
Terbert Wildman
Glenbrook
Twe
Small
Hollan
Bridal Pair Found Dead in East Side Home
Pablo Hoderrueg aged 22 and Nadavedo aged 23 were found dead in their East Side home with a gas jet open. Police believe the couple likely died after guests left while examining wedding gifts. a string on a package handle appeared tangled with the gas range knob.
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York
Pablo Hoderrueg
Nadavedo
Poliee
Rome
Washington Beer Debate Sparks Prohibition Clash Night Before Conference
Washington becomes focal point in a prohibition dispute as the Anti-Saloon League and wet groups argue how the father of his country would view today’s dry law. Statements claim Washington would oppose the Potentate of liquor while opponents cite his era’s liberty and church ties amid calls for reform.
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Washington
Gronzie
The
Anti-Prohibition Association
George the Thirds
Wayne B. Wheelers
Wheeler
Coungel
Anti-Saloon League
Tose
Woo
Association
iAttorney
Sargent
Facta
George Washington
Slayton
Anti-Pwoen League
Thomas Nicholso
EF. Scott McBride
Howard Hyde Russell
S. E. Nicholson
Bishhop Cannon
A. J. Burton
Mr. Wheeler
Lindsay
Winchester
Big Valley
Local Fraternal and Lodge Meeting Notices
A list of fraternal and lodge gatherings in Stratford Ridgeport and City venues. Dates and exact locations include I O O F at 164 tute street Pioneer lodge 396 Stratford avenue St Paul Episcopal church and 1087 Broad street with various orders such as 0 U A M 25 and Daughters of Vet at 70 Main street.
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Tneas Council
Main Street
Zertha Lodge
Hertha
Cannoy Street
Court Park City
Broad Street
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Spain
Kers Pure Fruit
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S. Blossom
Chester
Rolton
Willam Bingham
PI Bingham
Cleveland Orchestra
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Blossam
South Seas
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
New Church
Phantom Slayer
Congo Region
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Stillman
Stillmans
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Jay Leeds
Wisdom
Cameo Theatre
Phiye
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