Poincare Resents Late Objections To Debt Payment
Debates over Britain's wartime debt settlement and Ure terms unfold as former premier Poincare and French leaders clash with London and Washington. Arguments focus on the 12 percent payment and the broader issue of debt settlement impacts on economic stability and international diplomacy.
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Letter to Berlin Provokes Senator on Church Question
Fragmented report describes a Grey Ignorant of a letter to Berlin involving Senator Howart and Yeuthor addressing Thomis Heflin on a contentious church topic. It mentions Columbus and the Cathe joke church, with Mr. Gee denying prejudice and claiming lack of knowledge about the letter’s intent or rights.
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Crey
Englewood Hospital Contract Costs Revealed
The Englewood project details show hospital construction costs around ninety five thousand dollars. Various bids include amounts like seventy four thousand four hundred and eighty seven thousand dollars, with multiple bidders and contracts for architects trusses and related work.
Firecracker Pranks Alarm South End Boys
Five youths and a sixth classed as a youth aroused the South End by tossing lighted firecrackers. Police nabbed the boys after a chase near a street, and witnesses feared a Kane warfare. The youths claimed a friend provided the devices. detectives plan to verify before juvenile court today.
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Policn
Dodge Settlement Aims to Pay Wife One Million
Horace Dodge arranged a one million settlement for his wife just before divorce actions. The agreement provided that the funds would pass to Mrs Dodge upon divorce or death, with portions tied to the education and care of their two children. Dodge’s wealth was estimated around several hundred thousand dollars, and terms restricted his remarriage and future access.
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Fain Vind Bos
Senate Cloture Debate Delays as Filibuster Persists
Senators clashed over cloture amid a prolonged filibuster as one side hammered desks and gavels while urging a vote. The dispute centered on upholding or striking down procedural rules and potential Supreme Court action, with warnings that Arizona and other states face consequences if no decision is reached.
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Arizona
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Wenen
Newark Players Win In Billiard Tourney
Newark players triumph in a local billiards tournament held in Newark. The report notes strong performances by several competitors including Ben from Pe A Renner and Percy M. Collins with close matches and decisive runs.
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England assures U S on attitude first note reads
Washington notes London’s intent to protect British lives and property in Nicaragua amid civil unrest. Sir Esme Howard delivers Britain’s pledge to assist, while seeking US support and acknowledging possible naval measures to safeguard interests on the Pacific coast.
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Theodore Courtright Dies Here at Age 79
Theodore Courtright, long resident of Aridveport, dies at five Glock yesterday morning at age 79 from unspecified illness. Born in Yonkers in January 1848, he worked in jewelry, traveled for Armstrong Manufacturing, and was a member of the United Commercial Travelers. He is survived by two children, three sisters, and several relatives. Funeral services will be held at St. Mary’s Church, with interment at Wrenhope cemetery.
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Moses Bloomflld
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Dudbey Walt
Ioheee Currier
Frederic Munroe Cant
Effe and Wills
California
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Aridgepart
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Wennoye
Coolidge veto of farm bill argued in capital reports
Washington dispatch relays President Coolidge plans to veto the McNary Haugen farm bill. He opposes government buying plans and fears the new purchasing board would overpower farmers cooperatives and harm marketing. The piece outlines Coolidge’s rationale, opposition within Congress, and potential political implications.
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Freed by Federal Court Arrested in New Haven Case
Federal court actions quashed indictments against the group after a lengthy grand jury session in New Haven. Judge Mdwin S Thomas adjourned the February term and United States District Attorney John Janahe indicated the panel could not yet rule on all evidence. Arrests were made at the federal building as witnesses appeared before the grand jury.
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Lawlegser
Qhartfard
Firemen Parade Planned To Aid Performance Event
Chief Daniel Ei dohnson will lead a firemen parade Monday night at 7 30 starting from fire quarters in aid of a performance benefiting the community theatre group Under auspices of a civic association the parade will feature several pieces of apparatus including an ancient engine and a steamer, with proceeds directed to a local fund.
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Pedestrian Struck By Ridgefield Judge's Car
A pedestrian named Quinn was struck by a car driven by a Ridgefield judge on Main Street in Danbury around midnight. Quinn sustained severe head injuries and an arm injury as witnesses say he walked into the path of the vehicle near 184 Main Street.
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Noisy Nuts Notes and Sudden Mentions Across the Arena
A jumbled report lists names including Sebastian Ja Jay Sx Grimes and Johnnie the teagus, with mentions of scores, drops kicks, and a professional turn by Comers 18. Bleary lines reference Mercuria Lidkas Merlee Perches and others, noting missed jobs, pay, meals, and future heirs in a cluttered sports style recap.
Gas Co League Chaos Over Pins and Promises
A garbled report from the Gas Co League hints at a wedding trip and mysterious plans about pins and limber. Players including Stefan, Ross, and Ham are mentioned with hopes of records and rivalries amid unclear motives and exuberant chatter.
Mrs Fleming's Father, Collar Magnate, Dies
Frederick Forrest Peabody, former president of Cluetl al boly company collar manufacturers of Tray N, dies at sixty eight after a clerkship at seventeen. Father of Mrs David Fleming of Greenfield Hill. Santa Barbara city notes his death with public tribute. Peabody, linked to civic and philanthropic efforts, rose to prominence through perseverance and industry.
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al Boly Company
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Greenfield Hill
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Father Arrests Over Theft Claim Endangers Work
Michael Kostek aged twenty at 398 Knowlton Street was arrested by detectives after his father John Kostek complained the son and a male relative stole two watches from him and refused to work, leading to the family dispute and police action.
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Rangers Lose in Overtime To Senators
The New York Rangers drop their second straight NHL game as Ottawa defeats them one goal to nothing after five minutes and 33 seconds of overtime. The loss comes in a game marked by strong goaltending and a tense finish.
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