Red Communistic Organization Calls Anti Imperialists to War
A Moscow dated dispatch quotes the Third International denouncing U S policy in Latin America and Nicaragua. It urges anti imperialist forces to oppose American dominance, accusing bankers and oil interests of plundering Central America. The manifesto claims Soviet alignment and attacks U S actions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Communistic Organization
U.S
Moscow
Cait Dee Cturene
Ita Mandation
Internationa
Neadent
Orig
Uemporialiam
United States
Shich
Tenin
Bittely
United Miamha
Nicaragua
Nanin
Third International
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Russia
Etrer
Jeff Wing
International
Thia
Toed
Treentiy Bremen
Alexis
de- Saeed
Sovec
Fereen
The
Nocaragia
Uaa
Nionra
Pan
Liquor Haul Hidden in Car Seat Sanctioned Seizure
A police search uncovered a cache of liquor valued at about $2,600 stashed in a car seat. Officers traced the bottles to a vehicle linked to Joseph A. Macky and Joseph W. Lerssen, with $490 per bottle cited for each item. A motorcycle officer cutting down a seat led to discovery during the Lowell incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAMBO
Lowell
Honda
Yany Leter
Joseph A. Macky
Joseph W Lerssen
Meriinae
Sostje
Martin
T¢te Shakey
Toequar
Lowell Autoe Montis
Tributes Pour In On Death Of Ex Governor Baldwin
Tributes from former dissidents political and juridical figures poured in after the death of former Governor Simeon Baldwin. Chief Justice Wheeler and Judge Thomas praised him as truly great, reflecting on his enduring service to Connecticut and the law. The record highlights his integrity, faith in government, and unmatched influence as a jurist and public figure.
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Wheeler
Thomas
Simeon Ve. Baldwin
George W. Wheeler
Baldwin
Yale Law School
Edwin &. Thomas
United States District Road
Connecticut
Wierler
George We. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Justina Baldwin
Judes Baldwin
Tony Pra
Efe
Wind Nation
Three Sudden Deaths Reported to Police
Three elderly residents died suddenly of heart failure yesterday, identified by Medical Examiner Ernst Roofefeete as William Flanagan, Daniel Woolf, and Joseph Spraygow, all found in private locations. Detective Anthony Voeecole noted Flanagan unconscious in a Milne Street hallway, and medical staff later declared him dead at the Emergency hospital.
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Roofefeete
William Flanagan
Milnestre
Main
Anthony Voeecole
Ana Hed
Daniel Woolf
Old Town Road
Trumbull
Das
Almos
Joseph Spray- Qelowaky
Harral Iayvenue
Garda
Din Hla
Flanagan
Miln Street
Sera Keart Foccola
Dennis Toolan
Emecy
Chester Haberlin
Simeon Baldwin Dies at 86 Former Connecticut Governor
Simeon Eben Baldwin longtime Connecticut governor and chief justice of the state Supreme Court died at his Wall Street home. He served from 1910 to 1914 and left the Republican Party during Cleveland's era. Survived by a widow, two children, a brother, and grandchildren, his funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 pm from United Church on the Green with burial in Grove Street Cemetery.
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Niew Haven
Simeon Eben Baldwin
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Hutson
Roger Sherman Baldwin
Warren BR. Gilman
Judge Baldwin
Geenze Willan Baldwin
Grand Chitren
Carlotte Wentworth Pen
United Chur
North Church
Baldwin
Grove Street
Thomas W. Swan
Yale Law School
John H. Trumbull
James KR. Angell
Yale University
Arthur Twining Hadley
George W. Wheeler
Marcus H. Holcomb
John B. Tower
Rollin A. Tyler
Haddam
Henry F&f
Five U S planes reach Colombia after tough Atlantic crossing
Three of the five American Goodwill aircraft arrived at Buenaventura Colombia at 3 29 p m after leaving France Field Panama in a formation with the St Louis and Detroit turning back. The three remaining planes faced head winds low clouds and heavy bird activity before landing in sight of the coast.
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Buenaventura
Colombia
New York
San Francisco
San Antonio
France Field
Panama
St. Louis
San Miguel Bay
Detroit
Alove
Dargue
Cape Corrientes
Capes Marzo
Corrimntes
Dargue Gald
Four poisoned by pickled pig's feet in Bridgeport meal
A mother Helen Piaseck aged 42 and three children Joseph ten Vincent four and Jennie two were rushed to Bridgeport hospital last night with food poisoning after eating pickled pig's feet served at supper. The other father and two children who did not eat the feet escaped. The four were believed to have contracted the ailment from pork bought in a Hamilton and Hallett streets market on Saturday.
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Hridgeport Hospital
Mra Helen Piaseck
Joseph
Vincent
Jennie
Kuppemtime
Bridgeport Hospital
Haberlin
Hamilton and
Hallett Streets
W C T U Plans Connecticut Drive Against Hip Flasks
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Connecticut will visit jewelers and department stores to urge removal of hip flasks from public sale. Mary J. Welles says the campaign will be friendly and persuasive. Connecticut delegates lament lack of congressmen at the Washington conference banquet, noting Rep. James I. Glynn’s absence.
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Connecticut
Washington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary J. Welles
Welley
Wells
Welles
James I. Glynn
Winsted
Glynn
Howevr
Congress
Banauet
Nationwide broadcasting network to link coast to coast
A new seven station network on the Pacific coast is announced by Merlin Hall Aylesworth of the National Broadcasting company. Stations listed include KPO San Francisco KGO Oakland KI Los Angeles KFOA KOMO Seattle KHQ Spokane. A test is set for February 22 with Coolidge delivering the address in Washington.
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New York
United States
Central Studing
Chicago
San Francisco
Merlin Hall Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Pacific Coast
KPO
KGO
Oakland
Los Angeles
KFOA
KOMO
Seattle
KWC
Portland
KHQ
Spokane
Atlanta
Coolidge
Washington
Congress
Paclf
Northwest
Aylesworth
West
Unclear OCR News Fragments From Anomalous Paper
Fragmented OCR text reports various items including deaths in Connecticut, prohibition forum remarks, Yale lecturer comments, political candidates speaking, nurse meeting, GE demonstrations, auto tax receipts, law school enrollments, fatal bus crash testimony, veteran insurance proposals, US imperial policy comment, Tampa race track indictments, New York courtroom event, Chicago opera cost, Timmmoth self-supporting theatre plan, synthetic blood potion experiment, housing displacement, White River levee break, private subsidy to married men, Browndog peaches revenge, editorials and features, Berlin envoy, and sports hopes with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wioride
Tampa
Child Nearly Overcome by Gas in Bridgeport Home
Edward Rich six year old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Rich of 24035 Deacon Street was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after gas poisoning. The child woke partially from sleep as a flame from a kitchen range escaped. the gas was not turned off and others in the house were briefly away. An emergency hospital ambulance was summoned and the child was admitted for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rich
Leonard Rich
Deacon Street
Bridgeport
Scientists Create Synthetic Animals With Blood Potion
Berkeley, Jan 30 AP scientists reveal a startling biotech study using Oocytin a blood derived chemical to trigger life from sea urchin eggs. Drs Clark and Sharp report the substance acts as a spark to start development but animals die after two to three days, with little known beyond its protein carbohydrate content.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Guy W. Clark
Paul W. Sharp
Biochemistry
Jacques Loeb
University of California Department of Biochemistry
American Journal of Biological Chemistry
Clark
Driver of Truck Tells of Collision In Fatal New Haven Crash
Edward Dierlstein, driver of the first truck struck by a Boston New York bus, described the fatal crash and said his vehicle was parked. Passenger Joseph Cunmffe died, second truck driver Charles Schaeffer Jr. was injured, and Charles Simpson of Winthrop, Mass. remained in Grace hospital with Schaeffer but not in danger. Other injuries were not serious as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
General Electric Company
Eartneers
Yate Law
Croudarda
Toolte
Derree
Simeon C. Baldwin
Ethet
New Haven
Edward Dierlstein
New York
Joseph B. Cunmffe
South Boston
Charles Schaeffer, Jr
Ansonia
Charles Simpson
Winthrop
Mass
Grace Hospital
Schaeffer
William J. McGiml
Brighton
Dientstein
West Haven
el Mix
Dilentstein
Inealand Trucking Company
Springfield
Mulligan, Barnum Statue Maker, Dies
Mank M Mulligan seventy three of Ohzabath WL died late Friday night at his daughter Elizabeth NJ home. He was a noted architect and builder famed for Barnum monument and Marina park developments. He designed St Patrick's church Flanbeth and John D Rockefeller home at Tarrytown. He aided in St Patrick's cathedral construction and Wana maker's store in New York. He served as a drummer boy in the Civil War starting at age eleven.
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Mank M. Mulligan
Ohzabath
Rudder
Barnum
Seaside Park
Marina Park
Indzabeth
N. J
St Patrick's Church
Flanbeth
John D Rockefeller
Archduke Leopold Loses Medal at Metropolitan Opera
While attending opera in New York on a Friday night an Archduke Leopold of Austria allegedly lost or had stolen a medal of the order of the Golden Fleece at the Metropolitan Opera House. The medal, a copy from his Vienna vault, serves as his only definite proof of his position third in line to the Austrian throne within the Habsburg line.
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New York
Leopold of
Austria
Metropolitan Opera House
New York American
Vienna
Chaplin Returns to Stage as Torres Matador in New York
Charlie Chaplin staged his comeback today in New York a public appearance since his marital troubles. The crowd cheered as he pantomimed a toreador using expressive eyes face and gestures, bringing laughter and tears in a riveting performance despite personal sorrow. The audience and industry figures at the Newspaper Club event applauded his resilience and appeal.
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New York
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Gome
Miflona
Newspaper Club
Wil Morrisey
Toreador
Matador
Flood Devastates Desarc Area Swamping 400 Families
Desarc Arkansas January flood drives between 200 and 400 families from homes as a 22 mile levee on the White River breaks. Over 20,000 acres flood, crews abandon repairs to move families and livestock to safety. Levee near Devells Bluff remains under threat as waters peak.
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Desarc
Ark
White River
Homis Ang
Devells Bluff
White Star liner Celtic rammed by Anaconda in fog
Boston dispatch reports a collision near Fire Islands as the White Star liner Celtic was rammed by the Diamond Line steamer Anaconda in fog 25 miles east of Fire Island. Two holes opened on the Celtic’s port side, rail damage, and an anchor wedged in place. Both ships escaped serious harm and proceeded to dock for temporary repairs with 75 shipyard workers at Commonwealth Pier awaiting further work overnight.
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Boston
Ness
Diamond Line
Hner
Celtic
New York
Selby
Liverpool
Gilbert Berry
Vo Celtic
Berry
Conda
Grother
Theirlantic Shipbuilding Corporation
Commonwealth Pier
White Star
Queenstown
Anaconda
Rotterdam
Auto Crash Injures Two in Norwalk
Kalman Blum and Mrs Celia Varga of Hanson Avenue were treated at Norwalk Hospital after a car driven by Mrs Varga skidded on ice on the Compo Hill road and struck a stone wall. Passengers Meurgs Blum, ten month old Martin Blum, and Louis Sabo escaped injury. Blum received a cut above the eye and Mrs Varga a laceration. The victims were released after treatment as state police investigated.
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Kalman Blum
Hanson
Varen
Cant Weetport State Police
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Chic Dastice
Conneeth
Simeon Baldwin
Cleveland
Ontinw
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Visiges
Democrat
Coalition
Davey
Ohio
Haugen
Home Agriculture Committees
Garner
Texas
Senate
House
Tromen
Christian ‘Terperanas Union
Paget
Christ's Disciples
Harsupe
Declaren
William
Loren Fhelpe
Yale
Saya
Magllah
Laughis
Kingcornie
STATH
Fairfield
Wheater
Arkansas
Berlin
Republic
Kaiser
Tigers
Tetrokevich
Jack Delaney
Tony Marulin
Benby Crajekshenk
Wilt Melhorn Fadlo
Central High School
Continuca
Diernstein
Mulligan
Opera
Fire Islands
Crantl
Lloyd's
Antir
Wales
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