Will Fight Flight From Buenos Aires Continue After Crash
Washington reports the goodwill air mission will continue despite the deaths of aviators Captain Clinton F. Woolsey and Lt. John W. Benton near Buenos Aires. Parachutes allegedly not used. officials say both officers remained aboard until impact while parachutes functioned for others. Major Largur to decide resumption date. two other pilots to be sent to Panama. homeward hop planned for remaining planes.
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Buenos Aires
Lin
Clinton F. Woolsey
John W. Benton
Iferherr A. Dargue
Davison
Dayton
Ohio
Largur
Mane
Panama
New York
Detroit
War Department
Dargue
Woolsey
Benton
Targue
Anht
Ennia C. Whitehead
Ound Abov
Wuld
Taft
Woolf
Liea~ Benton
Bishop criticized for slight at Dr Grant funeral
In New York Rev William Guthrie of St Marks of the Bowery condemned Bishop William T for failing to offer St John the Divine Cathedral for memorial services for Dr Percy Stickney Grant former rector of the Church of the Ascension. He said the proper place was the cathedral or the House of Worship for all People and called the omission disgraceful.
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New York
Wiliam T
Episcopal Forest of
St. John the Divine
Percy Stickney Istant
Tam
Cathedral of
St. John the Diving
Church of the Ascension
Grant
Woman killed as two trains strike auto at crossing
Gary Indiana Feb 27 Mia Maude Edwards mother of three was killed when her auto was struck by two trains coming from opposite directions at a crossing. Five other people escaped with injuries as a tin mill superintendent Larbett received a possible fatal fracture and others were lightly hurt.
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Gary
Ind
Maude Edwards
Hues
Nativity of Feng Continues in Doubt
Reports from Budapest and Bridgeport dispute Feng’s birthplace as the "shiisthu general" Gen ecu Wenve Yu Hetang remains elusive. Discrepant dispatches say he is Hungarian or abed, with claims of Shensi as his origin and ties to the wintering Movinetan army near Peking.
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Suangital
Genecu Wenve Yu-Hetang
Budapest
Hungary
Bridgeport
Conn
Feng Jn
China
Meng
Shensi
Peking
Forum Members See Lincoln Improvisation
Disjointed notes from Page 17 reference Forum members viewing Lincoln impersonation. The noisy column mixes diverse items from Page 1 through Page 17, mentioning state and county events, a Long Island fire damage, Hawley high school, and several unrelated items across different pages. The text confirms a broad, garbled newspaper page collage rather than a single cohesive story.
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Spualier
Forum
Lincoln Ive
Pag
Yale
Ansonia
Chilean dictator challenges courts in pursuit of agitators
Chilean Premier General Ibanez vowed to purge public institutions including the courts, accusing judges of delaying cases against government critics. He named Justice Urzua and Ignatio Ugarte Ovalle amid arrests totaling nearly 340, many among working men, as efforts to rid the nation of agitators proceed.
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Santiago
Chile
ADV
J Oanez
Gouris
Enera
Thanex
Elinpe Urana
Tha Court of Appeals
Faltari
High Court
Ujo
Justi
Thority
McCay
Dustic
DB Copeland
Urzua
Ignavio Ugarte Ovalle
Urgante
Awa
Ieveral Ibanez
Irom CS Ste
Persong
Soviet Reply to Britain Denies Violating Treaty
The Soviet note in reply to Britain’s protest argues no breach of the Anglo Russian accords. It accuses Britain of relying on faked documents and seeks arbitration on International Communist activity. It aims to preserve friendly ties while denying imperial provocations and reiterating grievances.
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Tn Universal Service
Lwondon
Russia
London
Foreign Office
Auster Chamberlain
Britain
Enasia
Nove
Xavier
Chamberlain
Mote
Soviet Union
Bootlegger publicity alarm in Newark rumor ride
Newark officials and dry agents dismiss a sensational report about a massive seized rum cargo aboard the British steamer Kkamas. They say the story is publicity by bootleggers to spur demand and that no proof supports the claim of 150,000 cases. Authorities in Philadelphia held captain and crew on the tale's basis as the probe continues.
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Newark
M. J. Long
Kkamas
Reeves
Predelphia
Len Story
Delaware River
De Pinedo to Hop Off for Sao Paulo Today
Italian aviator Francesso De Pinedo, leading a four continent air tour, is expected to depart for Sao Paulo tomorrow morning. He aims to reach Buenos Aires Tuesday, stay about eight days, then push northward toward the next leg of his expedition. Also: Playwright Roger Couper Megrue dies in New York at 53, famed for Broadway hits 11 Days to Advertise Under Cover Venomous.
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Mmander Francesso de Pinedo
Nao Jeu
Uenos Aires
New York
Taap Rol Couper Megruc
Hig
Mir
Newborn Infant Found In Valise On Derby Doorstep
A 15 minute old baby boy wrapped in an Indian blanket was found in a brown valise on a Derby doorstep. Police and health officials, led by Derby’s health officer Tomas Plunket, investigated potential parents while the infant, brought to Griffin Hospital, remained under hospital watch during inquiries.
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Bridgeport
Deroy
Sin
Meg
Samuel Sanford
Coraline
Griffin Hospital
Sanford
Albert Fledin
Tomas Plunket
Bridgeport Potiwr Department
Griffil Hospital
Connecticut bill seeks council manager form for towns
A Senate bill proposed by Senator Buckingham would let any city town or borough adopt a council and manager local government without further legislative action. The Connecticut Civic Association supports treating municipal affairs like business corporations. Adoption requires a majority vote with proper safeguards at a regular or special election.
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Senate
Buckingham
Connecticut Civil
Connecticut Civic Association
Long Hill blaze blamed on mice chewing matches
Fire at a Main Street Long Hill house, near Bridgeport, caused about 1000 dollars damage. Mice chewing matches started the blaze in a closet, with residents Jh F Barske and Murphy. Bridgeport firemen aided by Long Hill crew, chief Kellogg, and Assistant Chief Baardae helped control the flames. In separate dispatch, Britain ready to reply to Coolidge disarmament proposal with sympathy but reservations on naval needs.
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Long Hil
Bridgeport
Jh. F. Barske
Murphy
Long Hill
Charles Kellogg
Kelloge
Bridgeport Fire Department
George F. Baardae
Sau
London
Coolidge
Washington
Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
Hhouse of Commons
Dominions
Anmyer
Woolidge
Great Britain
League of Nationala
England
Druggists Attack Medicinal Liquor Bill as Needful or Not
Washington February 27.1 AP A Senate vote on the administration prohibition reorganization bill awaits tomorrow. Retail druggists counsel attack both the Hawley Widner measures as unnecessary for law enforcement. Warne B Wheeler defends them for civ il service and prohibition enforcement.
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Senate
House
Warne B. Wheeler
Anti Seloon League
Whitney
Ranizaion Din
Prohibition Bureau
Wheeler
Coolidge
Western railroads to refuse wage increase
Western railroad managers announced they would oppose a 7 1 2 percent wage increase demanded by conductors and trainmen unions. Officials said the unions seek about 13 900 060 dollars a year in raises across all branches, a figure unions dispute as too high. The action follows earlier increases granted to conductors and trainmen in the eastern and southeastern regions.
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Mhicago
Order of Railroad Conductura
Brotherhood of Railway Treinmen
Cms 1
Western Railroad
Lyne
United States
Coolidge to Announce Five Members of New Radio Board
President Coolidge is expected to reveal the five appointees to the newly created radio commission. Three Republicans and four Democrats will represent the five radio districts with New York City as the Second District hub. Leading contenders for the New York post include L. S. Baker, H. Caldwell, and Robert H. Marriate.
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NEW Tork
Coolidge
Radio Commission
United States
New York
Ity
L. 8. Baker
The
National Assason of Broadcasters Vc
H. Caldwell
Radio Magasine
Robert H. Marriate
Institute of Radio Fingineera
Middle West for Dry Law Repeal Butler Declares
Butler reports strong Middle West support for repealing the prohibition amendment and opposition to a third term. He says crowds in Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota urged repeal and to vote the Desperatia ticket to punish Coolidge for the Narx Hunger veto. He predicts Ogudge will retire in 1923 and says Republicans must nominate a wet candidate to win.
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New York
Middle West
Coolidge
Nicholas Mary Tutler
Columbia University
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Butler
Ogudge
Roosevelt Lab
Bnnton
United States
Borah
Quebec
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Jews Protest Persecution Resolution Adopted in Bridgeport Lodge
A Bridgeport Independent Order of Brith Abraham meeting adopted unanimously a resolution protesting the persecution of Jewish people in Roumania. The grand lodge recommended action and resolutions will be sent to 600 lodges and then to Congress. The deputy grand master urged forming a new class for the grand judge, with no date set.
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Roumania
Bridgeport
Order of Brith Abraham
Main Street
Grand Lodge
Nathan Rosenthal
Tin Fore
Congress
Crand
Ronenthealga
Hia
Hares KB. Krentzman
The
Ledge
Tr. Wos
Auto Hits Girl. Driver Flees in Bridgeport Street Crash
A Ford tourer struck Joanna Kelder as she crossed prison avenue at Connecticut avenue last night. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kelder, suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Bridgeport hospital in critical condition. Police sought the fleeing vehicle and questioned residents, but no clues were found.
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Bridgeport
Griffin Hospital
Strick Johanna, Kelder
Prison Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Jonanna
Jdavobug Kelder
Linton Avenues
Polce
Eeeney
Yeine
Britain May Recognize Diaz Government in Nicaragua
British officials after talks aboard the cruiser Colombo indicated Britain would recognize the Diaz regime if needed, coordinating with U S forces. Captain Lecky noted lack of specifics from the Admiralty and said action would follow consultation with Rear Admiral Latimer. The Colombo’s arrival stirs jubilation among the British colony as shore leave may be arranged. The U S import of 1,700 Marines and 360 more troops were landed to protect railways and ensure communications across Managua to Granada as Liberal forces loom.
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Nicvaragua
Harold Petterson
Lecky
4Coloimabo
Colombo
Patterson
Joweeky
Admiralty
Latimes
Nicaraguan
Britain
United States
Texas
John L. Griffith
Melville
San Diego
Managh Nicaragua
Altair
Corinto
Nicaragua
de Haviland
Managua
Granada
Mascaya
Tracks of Connecticut Valley dinosaur found in Branford rocks
Yale geologists Dr Malcom Thorpe and Professor Wheater Longwell report six inch dinosaur tracks and fossil fish impressions in red sandstone and shale near Branford. The Connecticut Valley dinosaur, long traced in the region, left three toe bird like footprints and evidence of freshwater fish beneath its tracks indicating a water filled landscape from ancient times.
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Branford
Yale
Connecticut Valley
Malcom KR. Thorpe
Peabody Museum
New Maven
Connecticut
Longweil
North
Froresaer Longwell
Shawow Lake
Walsh to seek Senate probe into prosperity and living costs
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts plans a resolution tomorrow to form an 18 member Senate committee to conduct a sweeping inquiry into the nation’s economic state. The probe would assess agricultural overproduction, unemployment, production curtailment, tariff effects, government agency efficiency, and watered stock practices affecting living costs.
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APY
Senate
Walsh
Demoocrat
Massachusetts
Walls
Come Merc
Recome
Mem
Atcona
Cam Reve
Foul Play Suspected In Ansonia Brass Worker Case
In Ansonia on February 27, officials said the body of Michael Egan, 43, an American Brass employee, was found in the canal. Autopsy and medical examiner tests suggested he may have died before entering the water, with about $390 missing and only $3.76 found on his person. The physicians’ report will go to Corner Mix.
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Ansonia
Michael Egan
American Brass Company
Edward K. Parmelee
Marvin 3
Corner Mix
Refreshment Stand Destroyed by Fire on Milford Turnpike
A wooden refreshment stall at The Tourista Camp on the Milford turnpike three miles east of Milford center burned at 3 20 last night. The building owned by York TV was destroyed. a Milford headquarters crew and engine responded but arrived after the blaze. Loss undetermined but insured.
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Milfard Center
W York TV
Milford
Jia
Isaurance
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