President Will Seek Advice Of Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge plans to seek the advice of Herbert Hoover on selecting a successor to William M. Jardine as head of the Agriculture Department. Names under consideration include potential governors and college presidents with marketing expertise. The pool remains confidential as the White House aims to confirm a new secretary soon and begin a rapid transition.
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Four Children Die in House Fire Tragedy
Four children perished in a house fire likely started by an oil heater or gas leak. Neighbors and investigators note upstairs storage may have blocked exits, hindering escape. Witnesses recall a strong odor of gas and suggest multiple rooms had been cleared to set up a stove or heater, with causes still under study.
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New Post Office to Be Expedited Across Country
A government budget page outlines expedited construction of a new post office facility. Officials discuss funding, procurement, and project milestones amid broader departmental spending. The plan seeks timely completion while balancing cost, with target dates and approval steps noted.
Meetings Tonight Across Borough Streets and Local Halls
A fragmented OCR listing shows community meetings and polling places across multiple streets and venues. It mentions Union and Stratford areas, First National Bank, churches, and various street corners with schedules and leaders referenced, suggesting a local civic gathering night.
Can't Misspell This Man's Name Unveiled in Baltimore
Baltimore on January 18 reports a curiosity: a boy named Phitol giets de laro, reportedly the shortest name in the world. The 4 year old pronounces it as if it were spelled, though observers note its unusual construction.
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Mussolini Deflects Abroad Foes and Domestic Faction Strife
In an expansive interview Mussolini blames foreign enemies and cites international and internal pressures as he defends fascist unity. He asserts openness of trials, denounces secret lodges, and contrasts Italy with Germany France and Spain while outlining aims ahead of elections and government stability.
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Congress Fails To Clear Supply Bills Amid Stalled Muscle Shoals Fight
Washington report from January 18 notes Congress at mid-session has yet to pass any regular supply measures. Muscle Shoals and postal rate increases loom contentious, with Senate focusing on the Isle of Pines treaty and Naval Appropriation. House aims to clear two more appropriation bills, while budget bills for navy and army remain unsettled.
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French African Flyers Downed By Winds
French African flyers attempting a North Africa crossing were forced to abort their route after four days of delays and strong winds. The squadron, including the Ro and Garros aircraft and the Jean Gawile, launched early from Avord due to bad weather, but failed to reach Perpignan as planned, compelled to mid flight. Commanded by Captain Peletier Dosy and Colonel De Goys De Wareirac, the mission shifted to an emergency leg toward Avord, 150 miles from Buc.
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Six Persons Found Near Asphyxiation Mystery at City Home
Neighbors report six members of the Aminkowitz family were discovered unconscious in their residence on 24 Tiunting Street after a faulty gas or heating device caused near asphyxiation. Father Amankowitz and son Ald were hospitalized, while five and Alec, three, initially remained in danger. Police and rescue crews responded. authorities are investigating the incident as a possible gas exposure or environmental hazard. The report also notes a separate Senate Chamber budget dispute referenced in local commentary.
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Chapman Is Arrested After Pistol Battle
Gerald Chapman a notorious bandit was captured in Munice Indiana after a gun duel with Muncie detective Fred Puckett. He had $6000 cash and bonds on him, was moving toward extradition to Atlanta, and faces federal charges for a mail robbery spree with ties to other robberies across the country. Local and federal officers described him as a highly sought fugitive.
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Prohibition Debate Spurs Moral Fight and Constitutional Alarm
A heated editorial voice condemns bootleggers and advocates against constitutional amendment. It portrays prohibition as a national crisis, urging citizens to defend law and liberty, while warning of a deluge if enforcement fails and urging Ararat-like refuge for future stability.
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Japan and United States unite on opium policy
The Associated Press reports Japan and the United States aligning on opium suppression with a joint message from US representative Stipher Porter and Tan Anan. While aviation goals are cited, sharp differences persist with Britain over Far Eastern opium policy despite Lord Coq’s new support.
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Coroner Opens Shanley Case Hearing Today
Coroner John J Tnetan convenes a morning inquest into the death of 14 year old Teun Shink Gu ye Oll of Tain ay ue, alleging involvement by Charles 4rille 1% years old, as he crossed Coles in street.
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Newtown Girl Dies After Sled Crash on Highway
A Newtown girl named Colett Jauieltet of Harlege was injured while coasting with friend Thomas Kennedy on the Sandy Ulok highway near Sands Hoch. Their sled struck a stone abutment. she died later from the injuries.
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Accused Bandit in New Haven Cases Confesses
Philip Thomas alias Tomassi of New Haven confessed to aiding in the Russo Bank holdup and linked to other robberies in Westchester and Connecticut. He said he acted with a man called Hig Mike, wanted for twenty holdups and shootings. Police expect more arrests as the case unfolds and he faces parole questions.
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Firemen Battle Blaze In Zero Weather At Norwood Norfolk
Fire fighters from Norwood Norfolk and Potsdam fought a four hour blaze in subzero weather. The Whitney house the Post Office and a nearby store were destroyed with damage estimated at 59000 dollars.
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Forces clash northeast of Nanking near Chin Kiang
Reporting from Shanghai on January 18 that Marshal Ladi Yung Stank and Marshal Chi Het Yuan fight at Chin Kiang about 45 miles northeast of Nanking. Troops retire as American warships move toward Chin Klang to protect foreigners. Five thousand interned Chinese soldiers repatriated at Jing Tau with armed guard. more contingents to depart, costs covered by the Japanese chamber of commerce.
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Brooklyn Scouts Salute President at White House
Two hundred Boy Scouts from Brooklyn stood at attention at the White House portico, saluted President Coolidge as he left for church, then reposted the scout oath. After church the president and Mrs Coolidge toured to the navy yard and boarded the Mayflower for an overnight Potomac cruise. several friends joined, including Mr and Mrs Harry H Williams of Brockton, mass.
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Bingham Guest Aboard President's Yacht
Aboard the President's yacht the Mayflower the party included Senator Fringham of Connecticut and James Williams edited of the Transcript LAPIN of Ind. the voyage followed a Potomac cruise tied to a college event and the 400th anniversary of Leyden University with an honorary doctor of laws to be conferred at a solemn service in St Peter's church.
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Obituary Notices From Bridgeport area deaths stir city burial plans
The body of Miss Mine Loo y 74, formerly of Bridgeport, died in New York last week and will be brought home for burial at Michaels cemetery. Survivors include daughter Miss Lulu Tovey, a former local teacher. Funeral services for Annie Mullins of 29 Wayne Street will be held from her home with a requiem in St Patrick’s Church. John Shanley, Francis Melbourne, Mrs Seery, and Mrs Schultz are among others listed with funerals and interments planned in Holy Time, Michaele, and St Patrick cemeteries. multiple family and lodges noted.
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Roland Hayes Delights Many at Palace Theatre Concert
Roland Hayes, famed black tenor, drew an appreciative audience at the Palace Theatre yesterday afternoon. A finely chosen program ranged from classic to modern songs and spirituals. Hayes’ voice and diction inspired enthusiastic applause.
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Five Men Face State Liquor Law Charges Today
Four alleged violators of the state liquor law will face the city court this morning. Howard Rieke 47 of 52 George Street whose business at 133 Congress Street was raided by detectives from the Bureau of Investigation. William Denton 61 of 1640 Mal Street one of the oldest men charged with a liquor violation. Charles La Paint 47 of 658 Maig Street arrested at his business 1512 Maig Street. Frank Miller 29 of 482 Lafayette Street arrested at 604 Lafayette Street. Bail set at 800 for all prisoners who will appear.
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DeForest Nominated as Derby Postmaster
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Walter H. DeForest for postmaster at Derby. The appointment, likely to be confirmed soon, follows his acting postmaster role since July. DeForest previously qualified in Civil Service exams and would receive a four year term at $2300 annually.
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Endorse Navy Program for Gulf Research, AAAS Resolution
Washington January 13 endorsement of the Navy department’s program for ocean researches in the Gulf of Mexico is expressed by a resolution adopted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, made public tonight by the Navy department.
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