World Court Debate Sparks Forum at United Church
A February forum at the United Church featured Prof Richard S Luis arguing for the world court and urging U S entry. The lecture outlined life’s essence through plasmoids and plastids, claiming current chemistry cannot replicate them. The event opened a four lecture series on Vitite Natur and future topics.
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United States
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College
Tull Showel
Hold Two Men as Factory Worker Dies From Hurts
A factory worker died after an incident at a Winterbury area plant. Deputy Conway and officers found a man in a hallway of a residence, with others to be questioned as witnesses in the inquest. The killer weapon was a sharp instrument lodged near the temple, and investigators seek further statements from several witnesses.
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Gon
Torone B Conway
Steve Snolinsky
Bridge Street
Spring Street
John Kowski
Sh Spring Street
Snolinsky
Asan
Chris
Constron
Une Service
Stat
Nem Comets
Utung
Iuo
Pittsburgh
Coroners Office
Martha Hedenbaugh
August Poershke
Gilbert Mc Divas
Owais
Loan Office Break-In Reported at Franklin Building
A break-in at the Franklin Building on Main and State was discovered yesterday. Entry appeared unlocked with papers strewn about the room, but no valuables or loans were taken according to initial findings.
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New England
Frankin
Main
State
Meetings Tonight Across Struggling Lodges And Societies
A garbled list of lodge meetings and social groups is described across Stratford Bridgeport and surrounding streets. Mentions include Red Mens Hall, Loyalty lodge, Pioneet lodge, Charles Wall, Main Street, Bridgeport churches, and various fraternal chapters with scattered addresses and notes on sick benefit and charitable activities.
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Stratford Bridgeport
State Street
Counc Jr
Bairfield Avenue
Loyalty Lodge
Ibed State Street
Pioneet Lodge
Suny Oi
Stratford Aw Avenue
Borroney Filee Club
Tas
Main Street
Bamuel
Hariis Lodge
Jose Ma
Proud Street
Daula
Opal
Washington
Spruce Street
Pine Street
Norder Raion
Comet
Sir Fledrichh
Renny
Wiste Storf
Magny Wott
Oan Legion Dennvas
Charges of Coercion in Fight Against Bonus
Indianapolis dispatch reports Varob Mikang accusing opponents of pressuring service members to write to senators and congressmen against proposed adjusted compensation. He criticizes anti bonus propagandists led by Commander Quinn and says the disabled seek support while the able bodied are ignored.
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Americin
John R Quinn
Nat
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LIN
Camnander Quinn
Logan
Congress
Joan As
Alown
U S May Claim Discoveries On Amundsen Flight
Washington reports debate over which nation may claim findings from Roald Amundsen’s planned air expedition to Alaska. Secretary Denby acknowledged consideration of lending support while Navy officials assess authority to claim discoveries for the United States and refer questions to the state department for opinion. Lieutenant Davison arrived from Pensacola and begins work on Roanoke vessels, with an American flag saved in anticipation of success. Amundsen’s plane and support plans proceed as the era of polar exploration intensifies.
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Sputrdergen
Alaska
Wonald Amundsen
H As
United States
Amundsen Butuner
Denby
Lione
Hamme
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Davison
Pensacole
Analanon
Bures
Roavneulies
Gilmans
Thres
Amundsen
Columbus Hospital Directors to Act on Romeo Case
Xamwen toward the formal discussion as Pasquale Pomeo heads the Columbus hospital board. Washington venue expected at Tuesday night meeting. McCathion and others busy clearing financial records left untangled by the deposed data. Pasquale Vor advised Raine, Guerton, and others to protect hospital interests.
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Columbus Hospital
Washington
Konto
London
Ind
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Pasquele
Raine
Es Guerton
Flegrt
Hell
Service at Christian Union Draws Large Crowd
A Christian Union service drew many attendees yesterday afternoon as the congregation gathered for a thoughtful event. The program featured speakers and a musical presentation, concluding with reflections and communal appreciation of the participants.
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Christian Union
Ostrofskeys Observe Golden Wedding Day
Ostrofsky family marks a golden wedding with relatives and dignitaries attending. The event included tributes to a long marriage and reflected on family ties and shared history.
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Ostrofskys
Ancona Shaken by Earthquakes Across City
Residents felt tremors as aftershocks rolled through Ancona Italy. Structures rattled, alarms sounded, and authorities urged caution while investigations of damage continued throughout the town. Local officials reported scattered incidents but no confirmed casualties at this time.
Stolen TV Automobiles Reported From Curb
A confusing damaged notice reports that television sets or similar items were stolen from a curb near 79 state street. The garbled text mentions individuals or witnesses and local authorities, but the exact date and names are unreadable.
Pilgrims Led by Gov Pinchot at Roosevelt Grave
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania led a band of pilgrims to Theodore Roosevelt's grave to mark the fifth anniversary of his death. He praised Roosevelt's spirit under strain and drew parallels to Lincoln, noting the era's venom and pressure while lauding his character and work.
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Olsur Bay
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Field Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Highwaymen Kidnap Victims in Stamford Robbery Spree
A gang hijacked two trucks in Stamford forcing two men into a car and tying them as armed guards watched. The convoy fled toward New York with a haul valued at about 28 000 dollars while investigators traced routes and questioned locals for clues.
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White Plains
Veterans political party formed by veterans and allies in union backing
A fragmented historical notice describes a veteran political group organized with support from the American Legion and affiliate bodies. It mentions figures such as Joseph Devane and William Wenner, a party platform urging unity, and references to local elections and committee leadership amid a contentious political climate.
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Hachette
Fodsinville
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Ymlano
Jebrdun Mutta
William WeNulty
Dingry
Ameican Legion
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Dale Georg Po
Wenner
Db Oyty
Steve Poite
Freezing Weather Sweeps U S Causing Many Deaths
Severe cold blanketed the United States with multiple fatalities. In Chicago thousands faced fire and flood damage as basements flooded and homes lost warmth. Pittsburgh saw nine dead from cold and burns while ships were aloft by gales off the Atlantic coast.
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Hays Comments on Dines Shooting Move Says Industry Has No Comment
Wile Hays refuses to discuss the Dines shooting, stating the motion picture industry has nothing to add. He arrives in Los Angeles to address waste elimination and establish sound business practices, insisting the industry must solve its own problems.
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Angeles
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Hays
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Kid Benson Held in Waterbury for Drug Peddling
Federal and local authorities arrest Sam Bensinger, known as Kid Benson, in Waterbury on morphine trafficking suspicions. He allegedly sold small tote doses to addicts at inflated prices, netting about 2700 for the gang. He is held without bond and to be transferred to federal custody for trial. Police followed him on a jitney to arrest location. no drugs found at his South Avenue residence.
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Fake Firemen Loot New York Warehouse Heist
Two men disguised as firemen burglarized a New York warehouse stealing liquor and drugs. They presented themselves as authorities, entered alone, then fled with the goods before dawn near Wall Street. Police investigation underway.
Liner Schedule in Irish Storm Disrupted Voyages
Shipping lines faced sail delays as a storm battered Irish waters causing a shift in liner timetables. Additional reports indicate passengers and crews rerouted with one voyage to New York delayed and port calls altered.
Fairfield County High Court Docket Summary
Fragmented OCR notes describe Fairfield County cases in the High Court with scattered names and places. The legible items mention Woodhall and Cape and a few personal names but lack coherent detail or dates.
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Fairfield CO
Faults of Schools Tops Cortright Topic
Fragmentary text discusses school faults and a topic linked to Cortright. Mentions administration, theater seating, water flows, and possible protests by factions. Limited readable names and details due to damaged OCR.
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Cortright
Christmas Eve Crowds Hit Moscow Shops In Busy Day
Moscow crowds packed shops on Christmas Eve as trade ran brisk and trees were plentiful. Authorities anticipated no holiday closings despite January 7 8 being noted as working days. Workers asked for a one day Christmas holiday, but officials warned nonattendance would be treated as absent in official discipline. The labor chief warned wage cuts against those who did not appear.
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Associated Press
Wieness
Nina Putnam Allegedly Steals Husband in Seaside Feud
Read like a community scandal, the item traces Nina Putnam and Bassett Bisget amid a tangled affair. It notes Sanderson’s estrangement, Bassett’s chauffeur role, and a Canadian trip plan as discomfort and jealousy ripple through Madison society with references to local names and places.
Wood Seeks Congressional Inquiry on Sanity Case
A fragmented clipping references a proposed resolution by Representative Baer calling for a congressional inquiry. It mentions potential investigations into mentions of a "dual inves mats" and "Phimpies" with unclear context, suggesting scrutiny of individuals involved and the hope for some corrective action.
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Obituary for Lawrence Pat es Vaiwie Mee
An obituary records the death and surviving relatives of Lawrence Pat es Vaiwie Mee, noting his daughter Mis Bon and other family connections. The text references Stratford, Los Angeles, and nearby communities, with mentions of a lodge and regional affiliations.
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Husband and other man held after home confrontation
Stratford police arrested Anthony and Alfred Marshall after a quarrel at the home of Edna Baker's parents. Jane Stratford reported seeing her estranged husband with another man, leading to a scuffle and officers being summoned. Bonds set at 910 for appearance next morning.
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Idgeport
Alfred Marshall
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Walter J Baker
Swanson Avenue
Dramfoard
Marshal Word
Porce
Witnesses Sought in Darien Accusations Case
Authorities questioned seven defendants in Darien as they seek witnesses not linked to any party. George Smith, sole defendant denying involvement, faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Sellers.
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Four Men Die In Rushville Fire At Purcell Store
Four men Tobn Stover Raymond Buggs McFeeters and Ibna Barnes perished when they entered George C Purcell clothing store to assist in moving merchandise. A subsequent explosion caused a brick wall to collapse, destroying five buildings. Authorities report the blaze in Rushville today.
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Tobn Stover
Raymond Buggs M McFeeters
Ibna Barnes
George C Purcell
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Death penalty for three pogrom leaders in Ukraine
In Moscow dated January 6, three pogrom leaders condemned to death for massacres during the Cherniakov pogroms are to be executed. Among the condemned is Pereliuk, the Ukrainian bandit chief who butchered and tortured women and children. The report also contains stray curiosities about Grant and a church prayer reference.
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Jitomur
Ukraine
Pereliuk
Milford Schools Open After Christmas Vacation
Milford public and high schools resume Monday after Christmas, with one teaching change at the high school Mile Gourand of Willimantic to teach French formerly by Mrs. H Y Putney. A kindergarten at Anderson Towers Woodmont opens under Town School Board, with Miss Alice Marin in charge, expecting about 20 pupils. The Isratora Preparatory School and Lauraliean Hall also reopen Monday after the holiday break.
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Congress Favors Tax Plan Amid Broad Debates
Congress debates indefinite shelving of the revenue context as Garner and Frear prepare addresses on taxation. Garner signals Democratic support for Mellon bill features aimed at efficient administration and curbing tax evasion with rate adjustments.
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Representative Gainer
Texas
Representative Frear
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Georgia
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Toughest Town on the Range Has 52 Saloons in Two Blocks
A Wisconsin town, Hurley, faces a lawless stretch with dozens of saloons on one street. Prohibition raids touched about 40 venues, while officials’ protection money and a tax-driven economy sustain a permissive frontier scene. The federal border dispute with Michigan and a U S Supreme Court calendar entry loom over the controversial region.
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