Chaplin Receivers Contend Property Split Amid Divorce
Receivers Gibert and Vermin Spital seek control of Charlie Chaplin assets valued at about 16 million dollars in a New York divorce case with wife Mra Chaplin claiming separate property valued at 6 million. Rudolph Valentine attorney indicates ongoing efforts to file for receivership without notice to the opposing side as Chaplin pursues a new film project.
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Seteenone Wessices
Chaplin
Mra
Chapin
Gibert
Vermin Spitael
Bert
Pernael
Alvine Setopl
Turing
Spiri Teacasi
Chenin Vt
Mes
Uns
New York Subway Fire Damages Transatlantic Radiophone Gear
A fire in a New York tunnel damaged multiple transatlantic radiophone components and seventeen telephone lines. The incident did not interrupt the Emerson Line? Western service, and authorities investigated the overheated alarm system as the cause.
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New York
Messagtae
Mae
Emerson Tine
Gangsters Face Trial in Norwich
In Norwich a gang trial begins with defendants charged in a major case. Prosecutors aim to present evidence on a network alleged to run criminal operations. The proceedings occur as the court hears testimonies and arguments from both sides.
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Norwich
Effort at Conference Sparks Mixed Revelations
Report from a large conference highlights new advances in geoscience and industry, with JA-led inventories and prebate evel findings. Mentions New York production plans and a range of unrelated domestic items, including a focus on legal notices, court actions, and economic indicators across pages 1 and 2.
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Hsouree Deffort Weitere
Mauer
Geange
Bere
Khig Ratate
Ventory
Ieee
New York
Dane Mlehem
Wayward Girl
Olan Hectaces
Urge Fosteral Graistary
Afares
Berottl
Fallon
Marcy
Plea of
Athens
Depor t sellers of liquor, is plea of U S Grange head
United States Grange leader calls on each Grange to pledge one community service task for the year. He urges harsher penalties for liquor bootleggers and asserts the need to respect the Eighteenth Amendment. Mayor Behrens welcomes the Connecticut Grange convention, emphasizing agriculture and rural prosperity while criticizing political misuse of farming.
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U.S. Grange Head
Enight
Ienly I. Taber
Co- Ambus
Orie
Atfield
New England
FF. Winstm Behrens
Connecticut State Grange
Connerticut
Adil
Jean Sears
Taber
New Mingland
America
Laber
Confeess To Theft Of 80 Chickens In Court Trial
A fragmentary report describes a trial involving theft of 80 fowls and a conspiracy case. Witnesses testify about payments, alleged losses, and efforts to sell stolen poultry as prosecutors press charges against Costello brothers and associates. Officials indicate further testimony and indictments tied to the broader prohibition case.
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York
Norwalk Council Opposes Change Despite Passage in Part
In Norwalk, council members voice opposition to a proposed change though some supporters push for limited adoption. Debate centers on licensing and oversight with residents weighing local impact and government response.
Judges Plead With Labor Secretary To Save Armenian Boy
Judges in Corinth urge U S Labor Secretary to intervene for Yorwanlara a Armenian boy detained since his arrival from Perisa. They request a writ of habeas corpus to prevent deportation and further mistreatment as records detail his flight from poverty and arrest in Texas for immigration violations.
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Labor
Bescause
Mobatimedans
Serpetiry
Leber Davis
Yorwanlara
Vinten
Davis le Cong
Sige Bough
Ford's Wealth Growth Bespeaks Tax Case Details
Ford Motor Company's historic wealth surge is outlined in a tax case hearing. Joseph W. Davies, former FTC chairman, testified on the growth from 190d capital to over 207 million by 28 years later, amid disputed additional assessments of millions. The narrative covers reinvestment into expansion and a Dodgers dispute over dividends, with references to Ford and Co. and the Dodge brothers.
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Jan. U
Ite
Athority
Ford Company
Ford Industries
Joseph W. Davies
Federal Trade Commilssion
Eatates
John P
Horace E. Dodge
Toy Aeven
James Cougens
Davies
Stadent
Pord
Plang
Ile Tald
Ian
Dodger Brothers
Thla Poli
Equity
Henry Ford
King Estate Nets Connot Message in Probate
The late John T. King, Bridgeport Republican leader, left an estate valued at about 9250 909, with realty worth 16 thousand dollars. Probate Court heard the inventory eight months after his death, naming executrix Mrs King and appraisers who faced delays in finalizing the list. The estate includes Bank deposits and stocks, with details disclosed by attorney Canfield and counsel Garrity and Reilly.
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John T. King
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Este
New York
Indea Canfield
Carl Walter W. Garrity
Lours J. Reilly
Klang
Canfield
King
Lexa
Miia
Pearsenal Estate
Theity of
Guaranty Trust Company
McDonnell and My
Shipping Needs Government Aid for Merchant Marine
Washington January report urges federal backing for the U S merchant marine now largely private owned. It calls for continued government control of ships and a program to build new vessels to replace aging ones, with authorities planning a national merchant marine policy and potential congressional action.
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Washington, Jan
Industrionet Sitheist
Severni Aoent
Shipping Board
Seny Tockiy
Abroml
Rt Nations
Cnege
Amerchant Marine
Prey
Senate
Americ Merchant Marine
Jones
Commerce Commmittee
Shipping Board Offelala
Mexico Denies Aiding Revolt in Nicaragua
Washington dispatch reports Mexican Foreign Secretary Aaron Saenz stating Mexico did not intervene in Nicaragua to counter U.S. policy. He rejected claims of petroleum law enforcement as a motive and accused detractors of misrepresenting Mexico’s stance. Saenz emphasized Mexico’s independence in applying laws and warned against exaggerating its influence relative to the United States.
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Washington
Mary
Aaron Saenz
Mexico
Nicaragua
United
U. Mexiio
Perrar Senor Nz
Coolidge
Congress
United States
Influenza Epidemic Probes Open Across Europe
League of Nations initiates an investigation at US health authorities’ request into a widespread European flu outbreak. Reports cover Germany Belgium France Spain Ireland Italy Norway and the United Kingdom with Berlin and London among the hard hit destinations. Deaths rise in several regions though many areas report mild cases and early isolation measures.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
United States
Australis
Germany
Belgium
Jeengaark
Spain
France
Biritu
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Fyen
Juthuid
Madrid
Barcelona
Bia Sebastian
Baris
Branche Pneumoniy
London
Belfast
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Scotland
Temporary bridge may be abandoned in YeHow MU plan
YeHow MU Bridge commission orders Edwin Bengler to report savings from removing the temporary span and notes a committee to study issuing an additional bridge. Meeting outcomes include potential involvement of Mayor Behrens and city officials and a pontoon bridge option discussed with Connecticut Company’s J B Potter.
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YeHow MU Bridge Commission
Edwin J. Bengler
Thres
Treglor Haa
Soma Poset
Behrens
Ciy
James A. McEing
John Te. Fremer
J.B. Potter
Contenticut Company
Unity
A. J. Taganey
Commissing
Slayer of sweetheart dies in electric chair
Peter Doro Bruno, 36, convicted of murdering his girlfriend in Newark on November 11, 1925, was electrocuted in Trenton state prison. Two shocks were given and he died seven minutes after entering the death chamber, showing apparent eagerness to die and even asking why the hour was delayed.
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Trenton
Newark
Peter Doro Bruno
Gruno
Florida Cold Prompts School Closures and Record Lows
Southern Florida endured the coldest temperatures in years with Miami at 37, Fort Lauderdale 34, and Broward schools closed due to heating shortages. Tallahassee hit 22, Gainesville 24, Pensacola 26, with frost and some crop damage reported in citrus areas. Boston Harbor faced a separate nor’easter as New England braced for snow.
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Bridgeport
New England
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Jacksonville
Via
Vereue
Miami
Broward County
Ughder
Tallahausee
Gainesvile
Pensacola
Citrus
Tampa
Fernandina
St. Augustine
Freight on Coal Will Be Revised by Commission
Washington January 12 The Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads to reorganize coal rates for anthracite moving to New England under new distance based rules effective December 17. The commission will study rates to larger New England cities with health centers to follow, addressing seaport discount practices and inland shipment costs.
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Washdngton
Interstate Co Commission
New England
Commission
Ailronas
Penneyivanta
Inkind
Eye
Thorondy
Come Mission
Huge Still and Winery to Supply Sacramental Liquor
A claim that the Liberal Church plans a national move to New Mexico to run the largest still and winery in America is reported. Bishop Frank Hles announces a shift of church headquarters to Sunshine Valley Taos County to push for reform of prohibition. The plan includes manufacturing six gallons per member and a projected yearly output of about 1,728,000 gallons. The church, founded in 1922, aims to attract 72,000 members and argues constitutional allowances support production for sacramental use.
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Pan Wetl
Jane Joy
New Mexico
Liberal Church
Frank Hhles
Denver
Sunshine Valley
Taos County
America
T Tormeriy
Federal grand jury probes bootleg alcohol diversion in Northeast
Indictments naming men in Connecticut New York and Massachusetts arise from a federal grand jury investigation begun yesterday in Hartford. The probe targets widespread diversion of industrial alcohol into bootleg channels and seeks to identify plants licensed to denature alcohol and actors in illicit distribution, with Anthony Perotti of New Haven among witnesses.
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Connecticut
New York
Massduxetts
Feder Grand Jury
R Ford
Seland Irade
Fairfield County
Grand Jury
Érai
Perotth
Witneses
Anthony Perotti
New Haver
Atate
Wethersfield
Stati Hirglerys Perrtti
Connecticut Bodilemsers
Eco Gon
Selx
King’s Highway
Yairfield
George Wi. Larson
Beni
Post Road
Fal
Tortth
Perotti
ABS
Constable Arts J. Bennett
Westport
Bae
Utho
Leretti
Sam T'arotti
Stors
Perrott
Bridgeport
Come
Bennett
Perott
Socialist heads French Deputies elects Touisson president
Paris Tan 24 AP The French Chamber of Deputies elected Socialist Touisson as president on the third ballot by 186 to 2116 over Maginot minister of war. Touisson, a moderate leader and experienced presiding officer, signals a leftward shift but is seen as a stabilizing figure within the chamber.
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Chamber of Deputies
Tedt
Fe Touisson
J Ito
Maginot
Counber
Pyincare
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