Aimee McPherson Plans Vacation Tour Start
Evangelist Aimee Bdemple McPherson announced today she will leave Los Angeles next Tuesday for a United States lecture tour. She said regardless of an upcoming decision on Monday she will take a five to six week break granted by Angelus Temple to combine rest with travel and speaking engagements. Her first lecture is set for Denver, Colorado.
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Los Angles
Calif
Jan. T
Aimee Bdemple McPherson
Foxe Angeles
United States
Fev Cnce
Angelus Temple
Democrats Raise Funds At Ritz Card And Dance Party
Democratic party coffers were augmented by more than $1,000 at a Ritz hosted entertainment, dance and card party last night. About 2,000 attendees supported the Mayoral campaign as 65 card tables drew players and performances by Joseph Wieler and others. Stamford Mayor Alfred N. Philips Jr. attended. organizers said more events would follow.
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Democratic Party
Ritz
Willa B
Ralph Mone
Virginia
Vikeman
May Hammaml
Bud Tirvey
Thomasa Neary
Orfand Quirtet
Alfred N. Philips, Jr
Stamford
Finnnagan
Coture
Al Smith Rejoices Over Second Grandson
New York dispatch reports Governor Alfred E. Smith thrilled by the birth of his second grandson. Smith admits joy as he visits and praises the child of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Smith. The couple’s first child arrived about one year ago.
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AL Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Aethar W. Smith
New School Urged in Remington City
The Remington Improvement Association urged the city to fund a new school to replace the Palisade Avenue building that burned a month ago. More than 200 attended a meeting at the Remington Arm Club where a petition to the Board of Education was approved. The move cites hazardous crossings for first and second graders now sent to Summerfield school and calls for bus transport for the young children. Alderman John J. Farmer chaired the gathering.
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Palisade Avenue
Remington Improvement Association
Remington Arma Club
Board of Education
Paliside Avenue
Summerfield School
Central Avenue
John J. Farmer
Board of Aldermen
Old offender held in liquor raid here
Frank Wawrspack forty six proprietor of a pool room at 136 Kos suth street and living at 146 Nichols Street was arrested yesterday on a liquor charge and held on bonds of 1900 He had prior arrests for violating the laws with the last such arrest Jan 4 1924 when bound over to the Superior court and a six months jail sentence Detectives Mfloney Grandfield and Gunzenhauser raided the pool room and seized evidence.
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Frank Wawrspack
Kossuth Street
Nichols Street
Thomas Mafloney
Robert Grandfield
Jom Gunzenhauser
Doubt Stabber Linked to Attack on Charlotte Mowean
Detectives yesterday linked the so called phantom sprinter to the assault on eight een, of 161 Clinton Avenue, as the girl was grabbed near her home Thursday night the assailant wrapped arms around her neck and scratched her face in three places police say the phantom may have altered his method but detectives think the two attackers are not the same.
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Spibter
Charlotte Mowean
Clinton Avenue
Atta Kk
Shadow Lawn Destroyed by Fire in New Jersey
Shadow Lawn estate in West Long Branch, once used as a summer White House by Woodrow Wilson in 1916, was destroyed by a fire. Loss estimates ranged from 750000 to over 1000000 dollars, with art rugs and furniture among the items incinerated. Catherine Graham, a staff member, blamed a faulty furnace that likely failed about ten minutes before the blaze was detected.
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West Long Branch
N. J
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Catherine Graham
Hubert T. Parson
Woolworth
Second Member of Family Stricken in Bridgeport
Elizabeth Oleynick and her brother John, both in Bridgeport with pneumonia, are patients at Bridgeport Hospital. Their father left the family prior to Thanksgiving, and their mother was hospitalized the day before, after suffering blood poisoning. The family, living in a rambling shack with little heat, has faced severe hardship as two more children suffer pneumonia.
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Elizabeth Oleynick
Alx
Sylvan Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
John
St. Vincent's Hospital
Five Hurt From Falls On Ice In City Streets
Five people were treated at Emergency hospital yesterday after slips on ice. The injured are Leonard Shefrin eleven of 63 Wallace street with abrasions to the left thigh. William Frankly nine of 1386 Wood avenue with a right hand laceration requiring three stitches. J W Donnell ten of Center street Milford with scalp and finger lacerations. James Walsh thirty-two of 157 Frank street with a scalp laceration. George Noel thirty-two of 109 Madlson avenue with multiple cuts needing three stitches.
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David Greenstun
A. J. Derkowski
Leonard Shefrin
Wallace Street
William Frankly
Wood Avenue
J. W. Donnell
Center Street
Milford
James Walsh
Frank Street
George Noel
Madlson Avenue
Read Memorial chapel crowded for Dr MVton Van Ness funeral
The Read Memorial chapel on North avenue was packed for the funeral of Dr MVton Van Ness a popular local dentist who died of heart trouble. Services were at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev Ernest J Craft and Rev Charles Kramer with delegations from local clubs present and several honorary bearers named. Burial followed privately at Meritain Grove cemetery.
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Read Memorial
North Avenue
Mvton van Ness
Tressay
Ernest J. Craft
Charles Kramer
Exchange Club
Algonquin Club
Arcanum Isdre
Q. C
Stratfielt
Charles Kiletdienst
William Belkinp
Cafford Mason
Robert D. Goddard
Willam T. Hutchinson
Frank L. Wider
Meriitain Grove Cemetery
Covert Seeks Post on Appropriations Panel in Hartford
Ex Senator Richard J. Covert of Kew Beltain announces his candidacy for secretary of the Legislative Appropriations committee, a post he held in 1925. The committee will name members when the General Assembly reconvenes next Thursday. Possible Senate chairman candidates include Edward F. Hall of New Britain and Charles B. Wheeler of Stratford, with Elwyn T. Clari of Haddam favored for the House chair.
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Hartford
Richard J. Covert
Kew Beltain
Legislative Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Edward FV. Hall
New Britain
Senate
Charles B. Wheeler
Stratford
Elywn T. Clari
Haddam
Hovee
Fancy Silk Underwear New Wrinkle For Men
New York reports a trend toward silk athletic underwear for men with several brands noting unusually large winter sales. Observers say steam heated urban life prompts lighter layers indoors and doctors advise a single standard of underwear for office workers.
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New York
Lanve
Greeve
Stanford Defeats Yale In Debate In New Haven
Stanford University debaters defeated Yale varsity tonight by a 5 to 34 decision. The Stanford team upheld the affirmative on the resolution That the world has more to fear than to hope from science. Ten Stanford debaters were A R Turkel and F M Combblack. Yale was represented by W P Mangold and W Lewda.
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Stanford University
Yale
Stanford
A. R. Turkel
F. M Combellack
W. P. Mangold
W. Lewda
New Haven Train Hits Skunk Near Station
East bound New Haven train struck a skunk at 11:25 p.m. in New Haven. The animal was ground to pieces and frightened passengers who opened nearby windows, but there were no serious injuries or other damage reported.
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New Haven
Sound Beach
Jan
Coal Producers Oppose Woods Nomination Before Senate Panel
Washington January 7 AP Attacks on Cyrus E Woods nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission were made by coal producers counsel Albert M Belcher of Charleston West Virginia who cited Woods ties to Pennsylvania coal concerns and railroads and his role in the Lake Cargo rate case Woods testified he would not participate in the case and felt disqualified for further involvement He denied Granty testimony and said he did not collect distribute funds or spend money in the Keystone state primary and he discussed qualifications with Secretary Mellon before the appointment Senator Reed helped push Woods appointment and the opposition cited his reported ties to business interests in Pennsylvania
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Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Albert M. Belcher
Charleston
W. Va
Woods
Lake Cargo
Belcher
Wood
Reed
Mellon
Milford man injured by fall through store window
A Milford man having an epileptic seizure fell through a large plate glass window at the Grant theater on Main Street yesterday afternoon. Detective-Sergeant Anthony Voceola assisted and the man was brought to police headquarters where he was questioned and released. He suffered a light cut and said he previously had skull surgery with a silver plate replacing bone.
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Milford
Grant Atere
Main Street
Anthony Voceola
Flying Cadets Die In Collision At Kelly Field
Two 22-year-old cadets from the Advance Flying School at Kelly Field San Antonio Texas were killed when their planes collided at 1500 feet during a three ship formation. Cadet Richard E Terrell son of E I Terrell of Eagle Lake Texas and Charles Shields of Durand Michigan died as their aircraft fell in spins. Terrell may have been ejected while Shields remained in the wreckage. The crash occurred during a cross over turn as cadets in attack section practiced formation flying.
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San Antonio
Texas
Jay
Richard E. Terrell
Charles Shields
Advance Flying School
Kelly Field
Here
Terrell
E. I Terrell
Eagle Lake
Shielde
Durand
Michadet Terrell
Shields
Terrel
Shilda
Storekeeper Charged With Sale Of Liquor In Street Raid
Andrew Perkoski nineteen storebrewer of 70 Pembroke street was arrested yesterday by the Bureau of Investigation on a charge of violating liquor laws. Police raided his store and seized liquor alleged to have been dispensed there. He lives on Gilmore street and was held on three hundred dollars bond.
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Andrew Perkoski
Pembroke Street
Bureau of Investigation
Hell
Gilmore Street
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