Three Are Rescued From Ice Floes After Five Days
Three weathered fishermen were rescued near Lake Michigan after five days adrift on a floe when the freighter Sands Master punched through to them. Rescued men survived on airplane-dropped feed. a tug and the Imperial ferried them to Chicago.
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Chicago
Lake Michian
Sonmdtmaster
Imperial
Michigan City
Chidiuce
Nk Jenteen
Harvey Frever
van Kink
Overturned Boat of Tracey Found in Boston Harbor
A partially submerged steamer identified as the John Trasy was found overturned near the Norfolk to Boston route. The crew reportedly perished when the craft capsized. A rescue attempt failed as a search party recovered wreckage and a few gear items.
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Tracey
Boston
Ateam
Hyeaker
Tollaut
John Tras
Seteriana
John Triacs
Norfolk
Boson Oen
John Taco
Vicust
Dunski
Bet
Seuth Chinne
Trolley Company to Contest Verdict
A Connecticut company contests a jury award in superior court, seeking to set aside a verdict that granted $5,900 to a plaintiff, and demands a larger amount of $15,005 as compensation against the company. The case concerns a traffic incident involving a streetcar operated by Mrs Van Horton, with Mis Pravinski named as plaintiff.
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Soomononm
Superor
Mee
Chestnav Priginsk
Putnorsth
Aganet
Virg Prozinks
Ben
Mare 1 Sao Heutel
Heise Tel. Conneteat
Antartes
West Apse
Nobie Qavenne
Arctie
van Horton
Connecticut
Pill Taker Freed From His Habit
A reader letter praises Kellogg's ALL-BRAN for relief from chronic constipation after suffering for years. The ad argues relief is guaranteed with two tablespoons daily and highlights benefits, usage ideas, and local availability.
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Mr. Ladue
Kellogg's
Maruin Lacus
Burlington
Battle Creek
Gas company worker overcome by fumes in New Haven plant
Thomas Curran, 53, was overcome by gas while adjusting a gas exhauster at the New Haven Coal Co. plant. He received prompt treatment at the hospital and regained consciousness shortly after.
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New Haven
Thomas Curran
Coa C
Coal Commission Suit Heads to Court Today
A $2000 damage suit by Louis Pinto of Shelton against Arthur Goldstein and the Derby Coal and Charcoal Co. of Derby heads to a jury in Superior Court before Judge John W. Banks today. Closing arguments are expected to start at 10 o'clock. Pinto seeks payment for services and a rent claim on his store used as a Derby office. Pinto testified he sold about 1500 tons of coal to Goldstein from 1924 to 1926, including sales to the Shelton Board of Education, and that Goldstein agreed to pay a 50 cent commission per ton. Goldstein testified Pinto was to be paid 26 percent commission and that Pinto later owed Derby about $400 after book balances were settled.
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Louis Pinto
Shelton
Arthur Goldstein
Derby Coal and Charcoal Company
Derby
Supercor
John W. Banks
Sinto
Goldstain
Nagales
Pinto
Goldstein
Rights in Machine Disputed in $5000 Suit
Nils H Anderson of the Anderson Die Machine Co faces a $5000 suit in Superior Court from Lewis Russell of New Rochelle New York alleging breach of a November 11 agreement to design build and sell a machine called the Comeriesg Von Grinding Machine. Russell says he spent $3,994.95 on design with only $400 paid and attached 175 shares of Anderson Oil Machine Co stock valued at $100 each seeking an injunction to stop stock transfers.
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Nils H Anderson
Anderson Die Machine Company
Lewis Russell
New Hochelle
New York
Russell
Anderson
Comeriesg Cvn
Maschinetti
Andereson
Anderson Oil Machine Company
Oil Train Burns as Three Men Die in Oklahoma Crash
Tulsa January 27 Three men believed dead after twenty cars of a St Louis San Francisco line derailed from a bridge near Catoosa Oklahoma. Fire destroyed the train and track. Trainmen saw Variants aboard the tare before the crash. No trainmen hurt.
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Tulsa
Okla
Catoosa
New Scout Troop Being Organized at East Side Library
A new Boy Scout troop is being organized at the East Side public library at Kossuth and June streets for East Side boys aged eleven. The initial meeting will be held at the library Friday evening. Toodack Havid S White, experienced in key work, has become Scoutmaster.
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East Side Public Library
Kossuth
June Streets
East Side
Toodack
Havid S White
Newspaper Men Guilty of Libel
A reporter and Post officials in Edenburg Pa were found guilty in a criminal libel action brought by Martin McDermott, uncle of Patrick McDermott. The trial centered on coverage of McDermott and a related murder case, with defense motions for a new trial and bond noted.
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Martin McDermott
Afe Braun George C Mommy
BE. Trower
N. King
C. Herwin
Wwe Chastian
B. P Lorphen
Edenburg
Pittsburgh Post
Nanto-Glo
Matrick E. McDermott
Dan
HR Mallett
Canton
Ghie
J Longue
Trom
Apartments for Storrs Planned for Connecticut College
Hartford Jan 26 AP Apartment houses urged as a conservation measure for rural Connecticut around the agricultural college at Storrs. Dr Walter Wood asked for 32000 to build an eight unit faculty apartment, aiming to house eight families versus four cottages. Many instructors are young with small families, making apartments a logical solution.
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Hartford
State of
Connecticut
Agricultural College
Storrs
Walter ©. Wood
Wood
Boy Slayer Held By Hartford Court
Louis Fishkin seventeen, a Hartford high school junior, was arraigned in police court on manslaughter charges after a Sunday stabbing of William Leonard seventeen. Bound over to the March term of the Superior court with a $2000 bond. Victim died next morning. Fishkin says he acted in self defense when Leonard attacked his parents after the father refused wine. Samuel Fishkin and Frank Berg are held as material witnesses.
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Hartford
Louis Fishkin
Superior Criminal Court
William Leonard
Fishkin
Leonard
Samuel Fishkin
Frank Berg
No wonder the Chinese think reasonableness sign of weakness
A brief quotation observes that the Chinese view reasonableness as weakness, noting that they have never before witnessed a power display exhibit such restraint. The remark implies a critique of perceived restraint in power.
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Coal Commission
Shelton Man
Hartford Court
Imen
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