Immigration quota changes reshape world in 19th scene
A descr iption of proposed shifts in U N immigration quotas targets Germany Ireland and Italy while Britain benefits. The document cites specific national counts for 1890 and notes projected reductions and increases across multiple nations, with emphasis on who gains and who loses under new limits. The report discusses the impact on the foreign born population and the potential effects on the United States and other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastientton
Germany
Fia
Iss
United States
Utah Ree
Poland
Britain
France
Death notice for Mother Frances Mary's service
Obituary note reports the death of Mother Frances Mary with a funeral service to be held at Heart Church on Monday afternoon at 2 oclock. The article mentions a ceremony led by Father ont Joint and lists attendees from Vin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raat
Prince of Wales Horse Fall Rattles Hunt Participants
In Leicestershire England the Prince of Wales was thrown from a horse during a hunt near Meulr Hedge as others, including Captain Green and Captain Horny, fell or were injured on wet ground. The hunt continued with the prince in the saddle despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Aliso
London
Theagh
Tate
Calty
Leicratershire
Hoppe Regains Billiard Title After Two-Year Gap
Hoppe, an 88-year-old billiards veteran, regains the world title in a dramatic final. The match features his steady play and sharp safety tactics, overcoming a tough field to reclaim the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetal T
Unclear OCR fragment items prompt scattered county news
Fragmentary page text references Wilageport county issues Page 10 Forge 1 L tenets Ground notes about Chinese and other items. Mentions Page 17 water, finance, ferry, coast, and legal notices with scattered names and events.
Governor to Urge Display of Flags in Hartford
Governor Trumbull plans to press legislative committees for a bill requiring the display of American flags in both the House and Senate chambers. He noted a flag already decorates his desk corner in the executive offices, and emphasized a state flag should also be displayed prominently in the capitol hall during inaugural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Trumbull
Americoau
Gould claims hold ups by Canadian premiers over railway funding
Senator Gould Maine testified before the Senate elections committee about alleged bribery tied to a New Brunswick railway project. He said his partners paid 190000 to Conservative campaign funds in Ottawa and that Premier Flemming and Premier Clark pressed for further payments while threatening to halt railway operations. He claimed he was driven out after refusing to pay and that he learned of a 109000 handshake implying the final payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan J. Cary
Iis
Gould
Maine
Senate
New Brunswick
Canada
New York
Oon
Conservative Party
Flemming
Clark
Mlemming
Ald
Ottawa
J. Lisman
Lisman
Flenming
State Warned of Stream Pollution
Hartford January AP warnings warn that industrial growth may be impeded and domestic water supplies endangered unless manufacturers and communities act to reduce stream pollution. The state water commission's first biennial report says elimination costs and unilateral action hinder a speedy fix, noting many streams are so polluted new industries cannot locate there due to sewer-like conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Jan. T
State Water Commission
Chaplin sues magazine over life story as untrue
Alquinier Speners Chaplin, film star, sues The Photorial Review Publications in federal court seeking 500000 damages. He alleges the magazine's yearly biography is false and untrue and seeks an injunction to stop further articles. He claims the ads advertising the series misrepresent his life and that the publication used his name without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
CW York
Federnl Court
Ulqurler Speners
Chaplin
Romains
Ube Upiestorial Review
Chaghin
Alrewdy
AL Hyaves
Pieterfiul
Charles Chaplin
New York
Sterves
Tila
Ast Today
Abel
Upkforgu
Gun running confession shocks Nicaragua policy clash
Captain Willis of the trawler Atlantic Matthew disclosed that the vessel had priorly engaged in gun running to Mexico and Nicaragua before being seized near Cuttyhunk. He and crew members faced U S commissioner hearings on illegal import charges as Borah split with administration on Nicaragua policy, criticizing the White House and Kellogg statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skipper
Nicaragua
Borah
Boston
San. T
Willis
Cliri ‘Mattieu
Cuttyhonk
Mexico
Nicarmzua
U.S. Qonse F Guard
Wills
United States
Moruilty
Water rights 10 to be considered by General Assembly
A bill filed with the Connecticut secretary of state outlines a settlement between Greenwich Water Company and New Haven Railroad over Milnor River water use. It plans for the railroad to receive up to 4,000,000 gallons daily after 1942 while the water company expands its reservoirs and rights, subject to eminent domain and property easements. The measure follows a previous 1925 charter amendment and seeks authority to surveys and land access for reservoirs, with the action pending in the 1827 General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Water Company
New Haven Road
Unchia
Milnog
Greenwich
General Assembly
Quetilia
Boston Post Road
Cos Cob
Airfted County Superior Court
Lewis Tyler
New Gaven
Wield
Rye
Greenwich , Water Company
Stamford
Viel
Water Company
Field
Mrs Lashars Sister Dies In Hospital
Mrs Walter B Lashar of Round Valley Fairfield reports the death of her sister Mrs Eugena Darbrey of Scarsdale New York in Bronxville Hospital at 6 45 a m Survivors include a husband two daughters and a son The deceased aged ninety nine lived at 45 Post Road Scarsdale and was admitted to the hospital Monday morning
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Walter B. Lashar
Round
Fairfield
Eugena Darbrey
Scaredale
N. Y
Bronxville, N.Y
Clarprey
Post Road
Acarndale
Nine Cars Stolen by Youths Confessed to Police
Three youths admit to stealing nine cars over three months in a spree begun last October and ending yesterday. They led officers to the abandoned vehicles at Hancock and Wardin, Beechmont, Kings Highway, and other locations as detectives recovered all stolen autos and returned them to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Wakeman
Menneth Smith
Ter
Inac
Mbt
John Curry
Tony Simpanneil
Wallace Street
Smith Riade
Funder Banda
Hell
Curry
Lowing
John Brown
Hancock and Wardin
George Coukter
Beechmont Avenue
John Stumpf
Wade Street
Donald Vero
Sanlamd Street
Kings Highway
Joseph Miller
Savoy Street
Maplewood Avenues
Jin
Irving Shapiro
Wood Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Whittier Street
Michael Connors
Ann Street
Stratford
Alex Jenner
Tal Jennings Young
Plazas
John Plora
Wall Street
American women evacuate Hankow amid unrest
Dispatches from Hankow report that American women and children boarded a British merchant ship for Shanghai on Thursday night, following British and other foreign nationals who left Wednesday. The anti foreign unrest surged after attacks on the British concession district, with Nationalist forces tightening control and foreign sailors withdrawn from the riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Dankew
Ainca
Nlexty
America
Tule
Spreenghes
Properando
Ot Aantenere
Yangtes River
First trans Atlantic radio telephone opens for business
New York reports the first commercial trans Atlantic radio telephone service inaugurating a six million dollar day of business. President Walter S. Gifford connects with Evelyn Murray in London as static and short wave issues challenge early operations and weather and distance affect the line.
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New York
Jan
London
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Houlten
Hinnton
Newspapers
Associated
Prosecutor Attacks Auditor Report in Westport Case
Westport prosecutor Edward Bradley accused the firm Searle Oakey and Miller of Bridgeport and New York of failing to audit its own system. He said the 1922 audit led to a misleading record style and that town records in the court were not fully auditable. Bradley cited a local newspaper headline alleging incomplete and dubious records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Jan
Swiching
Searle, Oakey and Miller
Bridgeport
New York
Noart
Edward Bradley
Attorner
Bradley
Serrle, Galey and
Milter
Children saved by policeman from Parrott Avenue blaze
Patrolman Leon Denton and his wife rescued four children from beds as fire swept the three story home of Louis Shain at 229 Parrott Avenue near Main and Chartres. Adults fled in night clothes while firefighters battled a roof blaze. Shain, Stackpole, and neighbors aided as residents escaped. Cause undetermined. damage not yet estimated.
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Louis Shain
Parrott Avenue
Leon Denton
Denton
Frederick R. Canfield
Parrott
Shain
Harald
Stack
Main
Chartes
Atse
Shains
Tlatressman Denton
Tooter
Charlotte
George Shain
Canfield
Stackpole
City considers ordinance to cut clerk fees on traffic violations
City Attorney Delaney outlines an ordinance to reclassify automatic traffic signal violations from state motor vehicle law to a city ordinance. If passed clerks in the City Court would lose two and four dollar fees for each violation, with prosecutions shifted to the city under the ordinance. Prosecutor Shannon says cases would be handled under the ordinance for economic reasons, subject to judge direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratte
A. EL. DaLaney
Cittorney Delaney
Puller Board
Board of Aldermen
Malvnanes Committee
Motor Vehicle Department
James
Shannon
Coast Guards Starved and Taunted Until Confessed
New York January report of the Kelly Costelly ring reveals that eight coast guard members were subjected to brutal confinement aboard a cutter, chained and fed rotten meat, during cross examination they confessed. Witness Nicholas Jhaun of Boston testified to the harsh treatment and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast Guard
Nicholas Jhawn
Boston
C. G. Lok
Kelly- Costelly International
Seneca
House backs delay in building three new light cruisers
Amid heated debate in Washington on January 14, the House rejected amendments and backed a budget plan delaying three new light cruisers. Key figures included Speaker and Democratic leaders who argued against rapid naval expansion, while Republicans pressed to fund preliminary work and deter a perceived war scare. The vote reflected tensions over Navy policy and budget priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Quotidae
Navy
Speakworth
Britten
Replan
Tinos
Ite
Tlison
Ent
Garrett
Tennessee
My. Coolidge
Ut Navy
Abernethy
Erat
North Carolina
Iis
Blanton
Demo
Texas
Navy League
United States Navy Institute
Senatessrae
Come
Stanley Beach Income Case Cited Bible Argument in New York Appeal
Stanley Beach of Stratford seeks to reinstate a $5,000 annual trust income withheld by his father and brother. In New York appellate court, his counsel cited a Bible verse urging no evil for good, arguing the probate action improperly curtailed Beach’s allowance. The case targets the family’s control over the income and related guardianship actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Staley V. Beach of
Stratford
Ae Trust
Dis
Hla Aon
Frederick C. Sense
Beach
New England
Cie
New York
Harold Remmington
Beard
Watson
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Italy
Free State
Polard
Great Britain and
North Ireland
Coolidge
Frances Mary
Hoppe
Menisilah
Gianian
Wilageport
Page
Cherke
Stanlyy
Fiench
Grbie
Acckling
Manus
Tage J. Man
Tianh
Stearper
Frank Xiartn
Heal Nutter
Eevraty
de Busnens
Raulfo- Bone
York
Faget
Iestine
Bia
Cartoen
Wadia
Iteerica
Stanly Frone
Pisani
Tiana
Torney Deeten
Taudu
Wile Happs
Bane Crown
Ming
Silver
U. S. Coast Guard
U. S
White House
Kellogg
Washingdon
Jane T.cal
Barwh
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Witie House
Amercan
President Coolidge
New Haven
Hankow
Defence Continel
Brown
Bruce Bilelusld
Cpi
Crown
Burton
Ohio
Stanley Beach
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