Radio Programs Announce Day's Schedule and Guests
A detailed listing from Newark and Hoboken stations outlines soprano Etta, pianist Harry Burhett, and a Beaux Arts program with Woodford Fin, Elbert Hubbard readings, and a Boy Scouts lecture on traffic. Other items include operatic selections, chamber pieces, and a weather and market update through the day.
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L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Etta
East, Orange
Hon
Cadman
Harry C. Burhett
Hearig Ara Young
Toot 'Orie Wight
Allah
Woodford-Fin
Minne- Lieurance
Albert E
Radio Y2em
Elbert Hubbard
Lottie L. Cat
Clutson
Clark
Cooke
Man
Newark Sunday Call
Boy Scouts of Amez- Radio
Idea
Zacler
Johnny Hargis
Radic
New York City
Wil
Lucia DiLammers
sDemivetty
Opero Co
Ex-Congressman to Face Charges of Misuse of Funds
Chicago January 29 Fred Lundin former congressman known as the silent power behind Mayor Thompson and 23 others named in a blanket indictment by a special grand jury probing school board affairs Lundin reportedly in Cuba Details describe conspiracy to obtain 2 million from city Chicago and 1 million from Illinois plus contracts profits and attacks on the Thompson machine as it faces breakup
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Chicago
Fred. Luncolin
Hhe
Silent Power
William Hale Thompson
Schol Board
Virtus Rohm
Lundin
Grand J
Michel A. McKinley
Criminal Court
Cuba
Rohn
William A. Bither
Foniar
Board of Aduction
Alnaity
Apepeal
Thompson
Fo Ree
Iamdin
Setmi
Iso
Len Small
James A. Pugh
Pugh
Thompson Organization
Windy
Illinois
New Haven Holds Up Suspect Captured After Pursuit
Mikowski, 24, feared to be armed, fled after an attempted street robbery in New Haven. Police officer Welch apprehended him near Chapel Street after a pursuit, a shot grazing the hat. Mikowski was detained and taken to the police station with minor injuries.
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Mikowski
James PB. Welch
Welch
Glang
Mikow
Chapel Street
Shhts
Mikowsls
Charrith
Polics
Prisoone
Baldwin's Views Spark Slur Claim Across Western States
A controversial statement by Baldwin accusing western senators and people of ignorance in international business and finance triggers backlash. Critics label the remark a dangerous generalization. The piece notes alleged partisan bias and warns against ad hominem attacks. An unrelated ad promotes a laxative product.
February Graduate to Receive Two Diplomas at Bridgeport High
Lester Burr, 17, of the industrial course, will earn two diplomas at Bridgeport High School graduation, one from the State Board of Education and another from Bridgeport Board of Education. He spent 3200 hours at the Trade School and 1600 hours of high school work, meeting requirements for a trade diploma. Director Herbert J. Hanson notes 16 other students are in cooperative programs, with more to enroll.
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Lester &Burr
Bridgeport
State Board of Education
Bridgeport Board of Education
Butt
Trade School
Herbert J. Hanson
State
Sommunity Chest Drive Reaches Record Public Support
The Sommunity Chest drive closed with total pledges near record levels, led by Captain McGovern’s Navy team and Mrs. Gilbert Goodridge who raised the largest single amount. Contributions from churches, clubs, and schools pushed the week’s totals over $24,000 for the fund.
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Jorseys
Brooklawn Country Club
W. la
David Beach
Eal
Mc Shnpson
J. J Nthill
McGovern
John Arne
Navy
St Patrick's Bay. Anne's R. A
R. Stratford
Bt John's Sieyek
St Charles
St. Mary's
Sacred Heart of Jesus
St. Augustine's
St. Peter's
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Sach
Gilbert Goodridge
Army
Frisbie
M Cooper
Charley Bitzer
T. Staples
Peter Davey
Stoddard
Fred Harrison
Mra R. Oppel
W. M. Northeast
Louis Pawlett
Guy P. Miller
Geral Pratt
Leonard Asheiny
Mercantile Division
Saberadustrial Division
Marine Corps
Public Service div
Nebraska bankers seek reform of state guaranty law
Governor Bryan and 965 state banks seek a legislative inquiry into Nebraska's failed guaranty system. They question how invisible assets of suspended banks are handled and propose using part of the guarantee fund to realize on those assets to reduce bank failures and overhead.
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Lincoln
Ned
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Bead Fringe Highlights Spring Blouse Trims In Crepe Fabrics
Bead fringe decorates collars and cuffs of spring blouses with crepe textures. Gingham frocks from Beagon showcase large checks and plaids with white linen trim. The scene captures bold fashion details amid a lively home setting.
House Votes and Global Updates in Washington
The House adjourned in respect for Rep. Burroughs of New Hampshire who died Saturday night. France denied moving 50,000 troops into the Ruhr. The House naval committee postponed action on a fleet base at Alameda. Senator Norbeck urged a credit restriction bill in the Senate. Judge H. T. Ranford of Tennessee was confirmed as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Governor E. Mont Reily of Puerto Rico said he would seek island possession by Saturday. Senator McCormick urged Europe be kept to a peaceful order in the Senate.
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House
Burroughs
New Hampshiire
France
Ruhr
House Naval Committee
Alameda
Norbeck
Bia
Senate
Pentrol
H. T. Ranford
Tennessee
Supreme Court
E. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
Harding
Weekes
McCormick
District Chief of Mine Workers Resigns Office
C J God on president of Districtine United Mine Workers resigns as the Minars Nationalization Research Committee report is attacked by Bill Searles editor of the United Mine Workers Journal. A Golden statement defends the union against Searles while noting past convention votes urging national ownership of mines.
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New York
C. J. God
Districtine
United Mine Workers of America
Minars
Bill "Searles
United Mine “Workers Journal
Searles
Reagasch
GreenWich
Village Parlor
Mine Workers Convention
United States” Congress
Greenwich Village
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers Journal
Fairfield Church Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting
Fairfield Jan 29 Special All officers of St Pauls Episcopal church were reelected at the annual meeting. After the business session the Woman's Auxiliary served a social hour with refreshments. The church is debt free per treasurer’s statement. Officers listed include Wardens Andrew B Huntington and Gardener W Millett. Vestry C Alfred Wurtzen John Drew William G Wurtz C G Jennings Wittam J Glover N R Pearson John L Glover. Treasurer A B Huntington. Clerk A Huntington. Delegates H Huntington and Gardener W Millett. Alternate delegates Nelson R Pearson and C A Wurtzen.
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Gardener W. Millett
C. Alfred Wurtzen
John Drew
William G. Wurtz
C. G. Jennings
Wittam
Glover
N. R. Pearson
John L. Glover
Andrew
Huntington
Nathaniel Wheeler
Church
A. B. Huntington
H. Huntington
Gardener WW
Millett
Nelson R, Pearson
C. A. Wyrtzen
Parley Failures Threaten Break in Peace Talks
The treaty was presented privately today as Angora leaders resist Allieg proposals. Delegates fear adjournment could be seen as rupture risking renewed hostilities, while Richard Washburn Child urges reconciliation among the factions at the conference.
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Europe
Richard Washburn Child
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Groups
Various clubs and lodges in Bridgeport announce meetings tonight at listed venues including Golden Hill Street Knoxapotawauh 1 0 R M 1199 Main 181 State 1025 Main 1028 Main 1088 Broad 170 Elm 1037 Broad Madison avenues St Josephs Convent school and other organizations. notify in writing for changes, no phone calls.
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Bridgeport Lote Club
State Amory
Bridgeport Athletic Club
Golden Hill
Konckapotawauh Tribe
R M
Main Street
Harmony Council, Jr
O. A
State Street
Mithra Lodge
of P
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pequonhock Lodge
O. P
Broad-street
Carpenters and Joiners
Ein Street
St. Michael D. R. K. K. A. Verein
St Joseph's Convent School
Madison Avenue
Immediate Relief Association
Broad Streat
Agreement Reached on U S Claim Against Lincoln Motor
Jamies O. Martin of Detroit, acting for the Lincoln Motor receiver, and federal representatives reached a deal in Detroit fixing the payment due to the government to settle an overpayment claim on war contracts. The amount will be announced in U S District Court tomorrow.
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Detroit
Mich
Jamies O. Martin
Lincoln Motor Company
Way Department
U. S. District
Assistant Head of Yale & Towne Factory Dies of Pneumonia
Stamford January 29 William J Metcalf assistant to the president of the Yale and Towne manufacturing company died at his home today at age forty of double pneumonia after a short illness. He was born in Mitchell South Dakota joined Yale and Towne as a salesman later treasurer and served as president of the suburban club and vestryman of St Johns Church He is survived by his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs Melville Metcalf and a sister in Washington
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Stamford
William J. Metcalf
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Metcalf
Mitchell
Bt Johns P. EE. Shureh
Bealde
Ocal
Mefenle
Melville Metcalf
Sisten
Washington, D
Ruhr Zone Seethes Amid Martial Law Tensions
Reports from Berlin indicate officials cannot confirm rumors of tightened French martial provisions as Ruhr residents, led by industrialists like Thyssen, vow to resist continued occupation. Telegraph and rail strikes disrupt Essen and Rhineland communications. France maintains troops to secure reparations.
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Berlin
Jen
Associated Press
a+ sen
Berlan
Janz
Essen
North detective tale by Canadian Mounties told as juried murder
The story follows Staff Sergeant Jay of the Canadian Mounted Police who hunts three Eskimos for the murder of Robert Janea in Baffin Land. He travels hundreds of miles, marshals a makeshift Eskimo jury, and holds an improvised trial that draws wide attention as a dramatic northern justice saga.
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Tawa
Pallee
Tts
Bain Land
England
Hudson Bay
North Pole
Jay
Pratt
Robert Janea
Joy
Ile
Fem
Dominion
State police seek to secure turkey in Darien case
State police were asked today to recover the prize turkey owned by Philip H Niven poultry expert in Darien. The bird was the most valuable survivor after an incendiary fire destroyed Nivens poultry yards three weeks ago.
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Darien
Philip H. Niven
Fake riot staged by attendants at Gates Avenue court
In Greenwood South Carolina on January 29 a magistrate denounced the Ku Klux Klan, recounting attendants who staged a riot outside cells to frighten prisoners and draw a mob. The incident, described as a serious prejudice against the Klan, drew sharp criticism from Judge Featherstone who warned against the organization’s menace.
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Ory
Gates Avenue Court
Refriver
Dale" Etheridge
BS Broin Kkk
Greenwood
Ku’ Klux Klan
Featherstone
Fialding
Sie
Eighth Judicial Circuit
God Save Us
KLKK
Personal Ads and Club Event Notes From Local Scene
A surprise party honors Thomas F. Smith at 1657 Iranian Avenue with music dancing and refreshments. The American Legion hosts a whist and pinddle party at Golden Hill Street club house led by Nicholas Bayes R. George and George O Connell. The Little Theatre League plans a bill of plays for February first second and afternoon instead of the prior Saturday Monday and Wednesday slots. Drapery features praised for fullness and fit.
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Thomas
Smith
Iranisian Avenue
The
American Legion
Golden Hill Street
Nicholas Bayes
R.george
George O'Connell
Fili
Little Theatre League
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Mansolin Chub
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Zaixante
Percy Grainger
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Joseph Horte Company
Dr. Ferguson
Bureau of Recreation of the of Pittsburgh
Oliver C. Evans
Jaci Sabbaritone
Ruth Clark
Andrews
Gilberte
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Schubert
Clerbois
Fiano
Americanes & Tel. Co
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Helene
Max ‘Eckstein
Ireng
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Squires
Max Ng Searbart
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Clara D'arte
General Electric Co
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WGY
Robert Stafford
Hetler
Stadford
Celestine
New Haven
Baldwin
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Odium
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Comsion
E. W. Grove
Gas
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Gilley
Roy
Lester Burr
Sorenson, Baking Company
Avery Auto
Federa
Washington
C. J. Golden
Fairfield Church
Brdgeport Telegram
U.S
Ruhr Zone
Coblenz
Rhineland
Jongar
5 Ceare
Thyssen
Associated: Press
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Germany
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Turkey
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