CECUDS TO VE FARE RELIEF ARAB HOUSE B-LEVEL
Washington action near a farm relief bill sparks debate over the Farm-Haugen plan and efforts to cap the export price. House committee members and Democratic and Republican leaders argue the effort is political and unlikely to pass.
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Washington
Kent
Actin
Representate Connally Democrat
Texas
eXport Corporation
Expor
Ursan Deca
Bankhead
Alabama
Ketcham
Michigan
Consent to Maharajah's U S Bride Sparks Debate
A report notes a proposed match involving Miss May Ann Miller of Seattle exposed to international dynastic ties. The document mentions Tahitian and Indian connections and cites local consent processes and a writ issued by authorities.
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Ann Miller
Seattle
Lewis
Abbney
Chel Cumseat
Wall Dispute Over Damaged Sidewalk In 1928 City Case
Mrs. Anna Thelin sues Frederick Downs and the City of Bridgeport over injuries from a brick fragment falling from a wall on July 9, 1928. The trial before Judge John Rufus Booth heard witnesses about a wall between Downs property and a building later razed, with officials detailing city actions and repairs.
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Anna M
Thelm
Arcadia Avenue
Main
John
Rufus Booth
Yeserday
Frederick HT Downs
Bridgeport
Downs
Arrett
Chat
Mick
Thelin
Sir
Downa
Johnstreet
Edward L Gardner
Daniel M. Rowland
Ingypedon Atthey J Northey
Paul Delia
Civ
J A Courtade
Stree. Palchsion
Mother of seven jailed on second offense in New Haven
In New Haven on February 23, Annie Ridewth, mother of seven, was sentenced to miner days in jail and fined $200 for a second offense. City Court Judge Sheridan Whitaker noted her history and the need to support her children as she faced obligations from her husband’s absence. The judge suspended part of the sentence, citing prior appearances.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Annie Ridewth
Way
Jal
le Womat
Jleadea Fur
Ocey
Sheridan Whitaker
Prssi
Shervas
Coolidge Honors Eadie With Medal for Heroic Rescue
President Coolidge awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor on the White House South Lawn to Thomas Eadie, chief gunner’s mate, for heroic service during a submarine incident. Navy officials and dignitaries attended as Eadie’s life-saving actions during the perilous fight were recognized.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
Thomas Eadie
Itr
Vorarumn
White House
Winbur
Chere
Hughes
Badies
Whitran
Oldest Brooklyn Resident Dies at 107
The oldest Brooklyn resident, 107, died today at the Brooklyn Hebrew Home. Mrs Sarah Trotsky, believed to be the city’s oldest, lived through the early 20th century and celebrated a long life with descendants still farming nearby. Her family recalled her resilient spirit and ties to the community.
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Sarah
Trotsky
Alene
Brookly
Shefehy
Principals Use Stool Vacation for Convention
An unusually large number of Bridgeport school principals and other officials plan to attend the National Education Association sessions in Boston next week due to proximity and school closure. Superintendent Reed, John Wynkoop, and John Young will lead and speak at events including a dinner at the Boston City Club and an Arlington Street church session on adult education and city school issues with representatives from multiple states and cities.
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Boston
Bridgeport
Canonl R Reed
John B Wytkoop
John A Young
Busness
Wynkoop
Chaiman
Carroll R Reed
Bridgeporos
Ralph W Hedges
Waneneel Ing High School
William J. Bickett
Trevon N J Herbert W. Morse
New Jersey
John Bridgewater
William M Bhichfield
Springfield
Mast
Wiliam
Bruce
American School Board
Ruwaukee Wis
Samuel Slawson
Johnstown
Wiliam C Calhoun Boecon
Joseph F Ryan
W R Baker
Cambridge Mass
Harvard Club
Reed
Exhibitor's Association
Staller
Arlington Street
L. R Alderman
Bureau of Education
Washington DC
Gusdle
Stat
C . Meek
Toledo
Ohio
Rochester
N. Y
Manchester
Beveridge
Omaha
Boston City Club
National Commission On the Art Cultuon
Unite
Guard at Harding's Tomb to Be Relieved
Marion Ohio February 28 Twenty six enlisted men and one officer stationed here as honorary guard will relieve on May 1. The detachment has stood watch since the death of President Harding on August 11 1923. It is estimated that over a million visitors have viewed the tomb.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Wa Department
Harding
Theatre Factotum Fells by Shock at Polis Theatre
Horace Vitale fifty is crushed when attempting to attach a banner to the marquee. Wet insulated trolley wire electrifies the steel frame, drawing him upward until the cord breaks. He falls and shatters glass while bystanders from a nearby bowling alley rescue him. he regains consciousness shortly after.
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Polis
Horace Vitale
Horace
Vitali
Theatrical Manager Responds To Marquee Crisis
Vitali endured a scare when a crane or marquee incident during a speech sent the crowd into chaos. James McCarthy, the theatre manager, hurried to his aid as Vitali experienced minor burns yet remained uninjured, planning to return to work the next day.
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James
McCarthy
Vitali
Fenting
McCarth
Sou Cone
Super Suds Octagon Soap Revolution in Washday
A new soap named Super Suds by Octagon promises instant dissolution and faster rinsing. Entirely new form of beads four times thinner than chip soap, designed for laundry and dishwashing, delivering bright whites, complete dissolution, and less scrubbing.
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America
China
Colgate & Co
Jersey City
N. J
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LTS
Max M. Pohle
Noble
Maharajah
U.S
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Mother OF Seven
Eadie
Brooklyn
Vitale
Niagara Falls
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Faille
N. TY
Stina
Bee
Ainet
Ayeen
New York
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