County Institute Ends in Newtown With 100 Present
A county institute for young people closed at Newtown drawing over a hundred attendees from area churches. The program, arranged by the Fairfield County association Congregational churches committee, featured speeches on missions in China and Africa, prayers, and lectures by Rev John M. Deyo, Rev Elekber t Brown, and others, plus youth activities and Christian instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelesino
Committee On Religious Education
Fairfield Country Association
Congregational Churches
BS Winchester
Harman
John VM
Deyo
Eletrbert
Brown
Dunkie John
Bart Jett
Ethel Sterling
Clare
China
Conte
H HO Twerdy
Yate Divinity School
Fred R Bunker Wilson
Africa
Parker House
Ceorne
Andrews
New York
Station houses filled as Butler continues raids
A fragmented report describes raids by Butler filling police stations and detaining prisoners. The text mentions officers, cities, and ongoing enforcement actions amid a broader crackdown.
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Butler
Take Tack from Lung of Child
A January 20 report notes an eight month old infant named Cletus Moor of St Fons underwent an operation to remove a foreign object from the lung. Dr Chevalier Jackson performed the procedure at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and stated the baby should recover fully within about a week unless complications arise. The account references Jackson’s broader use of a inoculation technique and his own innovations in removing foreign bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Moor
St Fons
Bybs Wall
Chevalier Jackson
Pennsylvai Hospital
Democrats Plan Public Session at Convention
New York Democrats seek to open at least one session of the party convention to the public so observers can watch how delegates choose the presidential ticket. Chairman Cordell Hull and a fourteen member subcommittee discussed arrangements for the gathering next June, with venues like Madison Square Garden or the Polo Grounds under consideration for the open session. George Mart said managers for five presidential and five vice presidential candidates have requested allotments, though names were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chan Man Cordell Hull
Democrwa
Hig
Haimar Hull
Lanker St Dum
Polo Grounds
George 1
Wr Hult Sud
Formas
Bridgeport
Nanagers
New England independenceand isolation echo in a fractured creed
Fragmented text argues New England's independence shapes family and institutions yet strains regional development. It cites geographic isolation, agricultural reliance on external connections, and political delays in ratifying amendments, reflecting tensions between self sufficiency and external ties.
William J OBrien of Stamford Held Here
Stamford man William J OBrien is reported in this brief notice. The item notes his name and residence, with no further details provided in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O'Brien
Stamford
O'Sullivan Seeks 40000 Award For 10 South Child Claim
Miss Cox seeks $40,000 for destruction of plantation property including dwelling, cotton gin, warehouse, and 250 bales of cotton, alleged to have occurred shortly after the Civil War end. Affidavits from former slaves describe marauding soldiers, with Miss Cox, then a child, later preserving the claim for decades.
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O'Sullivan
Bi George WO Mayneng
Washington
Boc Jin
Wally Otis Cox
Lakeville
Litchfield County
Connecticut
United States
Kudin
Linion
Patrick Bo Opell
Vubowtie
Ullerist
Vass
House of Representativey
Miss Cox
Tiss Tows Lite
Tader Jasse J Cor
Montgwemey County
Alabama
Benny Pinkston
Wilson
Columbia Ga
Clair
Easton Farmer Attacks Resident During Break In
A farmer in Easton drenched and wounded a resident during a chaotic incident. Police pursued, نفrying the assailant and subduing him near a police car. He was taken to Pridgeport Police headquarters for examination while authorities arranged medical care and confinement.
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Yawar
Budgeport
Witt Veren
Pridgeport
Arthur Proat
Dgmerwenay Hospital
Sliliaie
Meetings Tonight at Various Lodges and Churches Across Town
Read details list of meeting venues including Masonic lodges, Odd Fellows, Elks, and church groups. Locations include Main Street Elertival Workers 310 Bat Field, 47 Main Street, and 141 Broad Street with schedule notes for tonight.
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Okhenich
Lanth Masoni ‘Semple Poquornoch
Wage Troly &K
Masente Temple
Endango
Sfittar
Avenue Garael Workers
Main Street
Elertival Workers
Bat Field
Ernie Totavere Consistoy SP
Res 4
P Mason Semple Niemi Lodge
Stree
Denmark Lodge
Banish Freher Head
Broad Street
Hieme Lode
Maan Osticet
Obituary notices for Margaret Luerle and others
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral plans including Margaret Luerle wife of George Huerie with service at St James Church Bragal and burial at Union cemetery Readings cover Debi, Slet peth Debi wife of Daniel Debi with services in Malsfeld and Bridgepat, and Beith Schein widow of William Schein with service at 176 Molky Street and burial at Lakeview Cemetery Other notices include John Whalen, Margaret A Peterson, Alber Wo Chapman, Susan Besey Alt and related survivors with funeral and burial details at Mountain Grove Cemetery and St Raymonds Cemetery New York
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Margaret Luerle
Mra
Mrgaret Duerie
George M Huerie
Bynum Terrace
Stratford
St James Church
Bragal
Union Cemetery
Filehbeth Debi
Mis Sletpeth Debi
Daniel Dabi Wall
Finke Street
Malsfeld
Slate Street
Lungarian Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Bertha Christiana Sc
Beith
Alber
Chapman
Leonard
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Cane Plumb
James May
Laura Webb
Botha Schimim
Sirus Mitchell
Pharon
Likeview
Susan Besey
Edward Besey
Dt Vincents Hospital
James Wid Berard Colin
Miss Tnen
Wane Wolin
New Fou City
Sylvester Aonune
Fultran S
St Raymonds Cemetery
New York
Salary Items On Council Schedule And Proposed Hearings
The council plans salary items in an ordinance effective April 1 with an expected hearing before the Public Utilities Commission during the week of January 25. The mayor will seek broad city support and possible appeals through the Common to the Public Utilities Commission. Assistant City Attorney Cheenstein favors separate accounting and trolley fare districts for Bridgeport, arguing the Bridgeport section of the Connecticut Company bears costs and should be treated separately. A proposal to form districts statewide is being advanced, though prior plans to the commission received no formal action.
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Apenal Aldermenic Committee
Behrens Yall
City J
Publiit Lines Commission
Board of
Aldermin Fg
Cheenstein
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Publicity Tiles Commission
Tare
Richad
Dsinsella
Hurrtford
Income Tax Rate To Be Discussed In Congress
Laws and debates on the bonus bill are moving through the House with plans to address taxation during a special session. A proposed set of reforms, including revenue measures and a new subsidy framework, is outlined as fiscal committees prepare to vote. The discussion also touches on the pay and policy shifts tied to wartime and domestic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Man Like Ape Seen as Near Relative, Says Prof Lull
Prof Richard Lull opened a third lecture at the Community Forum of Um tea church presenting slides to show humans as direct ancestors of manlike apes. He argued there was closer kinship between manlike ape and man than between ape and other monkeys, tracing evolution from a tree dwelling to ground dwelling form over about a million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard & Luli
Um Tea
Lairge
Gull
Samalayas
Lal
City Enforcement of Law Example City Enforcement of Law
The article notes a league backed by church as the only organized force and stresses tougher action against prohibition opponents including Halo France and European nations funding liquor. It mentions the longest railroad tunnel Simpton in the Alpes at twelve miles and a whale swimming at sixteen to eighteen miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halo
France
Ralroad
Simpton
Alpes
Rev Decker cites five reasons to read the Bible at service
Rev Charles A Decker pastor of First Baptist preached Why Read The Bible listing five reasons. He argued the Bible is familiar yet misunderstood influences daily life sets a standard of duty and action and notes its historic printing and global reach.
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Charles A ‘Decker
First Baptist Church
D. Decker
Globe
Fragmentary notice on law and language influence
Fragmented OCR text references points of law and language influence, noting a standard of conduct and mentions of Ergilah language. Includes stray phrases about cough remedies, old advertisements, and unrelated product names. No clear news event or identifiable persons.
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County Institute For Young People
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Philadelphin
Jates
Likte
all-Ceylon Tea
George Mara
New England
Systen
Tim Pertitiar
Taglride
Allis
Povis Frhede
Husceta
Telerau Rivasie
Wong
Wren
Ashe
Wali
Wallhaguss
Ihix
Easton
Jhomay Whalen
Pune
Thomas Whalen
Girlta Mie Vingie Tole
Lhontib Cemetery
Peterson
Tyan Peterson
Aftmnoan
Vasaaheck
Mtermeat
Bok
Ingary
Vessigmel
Acs
Terpot Trae Naval Gul
Musil
Rachel
Benatya Eteed Dems
Wissourk
Balers Bike
Pis Yaestligs Ind Oil Bakers Certified
Viivendia
Cate Pak Tun Albas Rai Whisos
Prof
Lull
MR. Decker
la Grippe
Jironehille
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
F. A. Cantwell
Mgr
Aplegpanraecan
Mr. S. Z. Poli
Hanke
Mr. Poli
Majestic Theater
Richard Barthelmess
Majestic Theatre
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Manhattan
Excello
Ide
van Hausen Solt
Krementz
Cannon
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