New Haven Man Rescued After Under Train Incident
Stamford February twenty second Special to The Telegram Joseph McLaughlin of 89 Putnam Street New Haven narrowly escaped being crushed by a train at Stamford while trying to board. He slipped and fell headlong across the tracks. Workers dragged him from under the train a few seconds before it started and he was taken to Stamford Hospital where doctors found his right arm broken.
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Stamford
Joseph McLanchon
Putnam Street
New Haven
Mclaughlin
Stamford Hospital
Musical Evening for Bible Class Guests
A Baptist church Bible class gathering featured singing old fashioned songs by the audience. Mrs William Donnelly sang solos with Hessie Harlow on piano while Donald Inland sang tenor numbers accompanied by Mrs W N Northcott. Rev C A Decker and N Northcott gave brief talks on Washingtons life. Games and refreshments followed.
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Everyman's Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
William Donnelly
Hessie Harlow
Donald Inland
W. N. Northcott
C. A. Decker
N. Northcott
Washington
Wifes Poisoning Joke Explodes in Hospital
Detroit February 22. Mrs Blanche Zarallo twenty eight told her husband she had taken poison and was rushed to Receiving Hospital. After stomach pump treatment doctors reported the incident was a joke she played on her husband after he scolded her for not having supper ready. She promised to quit joking.
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Detroit
Blanche Zarallo
British Farm Poverty Blamed on Poor Methods
A government committee report blames antiquated production and distribution methods for farmer poverty in Britain. It urges cooperative marketing and standardization of products to align prices for farmers and consumers.
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London
Local man arrested for operating without license
Max Feltzin of 210 Beardsley Street was arrested last night by Fourth Precinct police on charges of operating an automobile without an operator's license. He was released on bond of 25 dollars.
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Max Feltzin
Beardsley Atreer
Reed in Peoria Address Decries World Court Idea
Washington day address in Peoria declared opposition to the League of Nations World Court and all instruments for American cooperation in world affairs. Senator James A. Reed urged political isolation and criticized McAdoo’s referendum proposal. He also condemned Teapot Dome scandals and lawyer client ethics in government.
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Peoria
League of Nations
World Court of International Justice
Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Creve Coeur Clul
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Teapot Dome
Reed
Bir
McAdoo
Phipps and wife named single $4 million donors
Baltimore. February 3. Mr and Mrs Henry Phipps were named today as anonymous donors at 1 million dollars to Johns Hopkins University last year. Their gift is conditional on raising another 1 million to permanently endow the Phipps psychiatric clinic. President Goodnow said pledges to this amount have been received. General Education board and Edward Harkness of New York were among the contributors.
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Baltimore
Henry Phipps
Johns Hopkins University
Guollnow
Phipps
Goodnow
Edward
Harkness
New York
Reforestation urged to curb evergreen waste at Christmas
Columbia University Agriculture cautions ruthless cutting of evergreens threatens forests and economy. University Extension launches field trips to study native trees with the New York Botanical Garden and Central Park. Professor Hugh Findlay urges use of tub-grown spruces and artificial greens while stressing long term forest protection and historic laws encouraging tree planting. Mrs. Samuel Sloan of the Garden Club of America pledges club support to curb laurel use and promote substitutes.
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Columbia University Department of Agriculture
America
New York Botanical Gardens
Central Park
Hugh Findlay
France
Napoleon Iti
Findlay
Professor Findlay
New Hampshire
Spring Valley
N. Y
New York City
State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Samuel Sloan
Garden Club of America
Madison Avenue
Katharine Reiley
University Extension At
Columbia
Cooperaton
Sloan
New York Botanical Garden
Usig
Elizabeth Britton
Nathanel J. Britton
Irself
Botanical Garden
Nevernever
New York Times
Vienna Issues First Air Traffic Rules
Vienna on February 22 issued the world’s first provisional air traffic rules by the police due to three foreign and domestic airlines. Key rules cover safe passing distances, right-of-way, and minimum altitudes over cities, with no dropping of objects and no stunt flying. A separate Genoa incident reports Dr Willing leaping from a window at 3 AM to rescue his goldfish after a smoke alarm.
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Vienna Poice
Genoa
Ah Moke
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