Illinois primary funds reveal Insull gift to Crowe Barrett
Chicago July 28 AP details show Samuel Insull Chicago utilities magnate donated 1000 to the Crowe Barrett Republican faction aiding Frank L. Smith in the Illinois Senate race. Total primary outlay rises to 198,738.19 with 125,000 to Smith, 15,000 Brennan, 10,000 Deneen group. Crowe Barrett total 175,000. Committee notes 177,000 additional expenditures and suspenses over other gifts.
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Chicago
Samuel Insult
Mlinois
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Crowe-Barrett
Cook County
Frank L. Smith
Illinois Commerce Commission
William B. McKinley
Pass
Inguli
Smith Organization
George E. Brennan
Deneen
Insull
Charles V. Barrett
Ghten-|0
William 3B. McKinley
George B. Brennan
Deneen Organization
Crowe-Barrett Group
Tsult Direct
Treaca
Reed
Edward H. Wright
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Second Ward
Missouri
Wright
Homer K. Galpin
Crowe Barrett
Barratt
Wew
European Women Gasp At American Husbands Kitchen Talk
At the International Federation of University Women convention in Amsterdam on July 28 Mrs. Lillian M Gilbreth of Montclair New Jersey discusses kitchen duty for husbands and the need for kitchen culture among American men as part of her broader views on women’s education and domestic roles. Her status as mother of twelve and president of a corporation of industrial engineers underscores the fusion of family life and professional expertise shaping the debate.
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Amsterdam
International Federation of University Women
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Montclair N. J
Gilbreth
Man Injures Officer In Auto On Sidewalk, Police Probe
A driver crashed his auto onto a sidewalk injuring a motorcycle policeman as bystanders watched. He reportedly accelerated toward officers while attempting to brake. The incident occurred amid a chaotic street scene with bystanders and sirens. Police launched an investigation and questioned witnesses.
Hurricane plows toward Georgia amid costly wreckage
The West Indian hurricane, tracking from Florida up the coast, weakened slightly but still lashed the coast near Jacksonville as it neared Georgia. Damage topped $1,000,000 in Florida and Nassau, with Miami and Stuart suffering major losses to crops, vessels, and utilities. Rescue efforts followed the Italian freighter Ansaldo San Giorgio Secondo, taken in tow after by the West Harshaw.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Stuart
Tila
Miami
St. Augustine
Ansaldo
West Harshaw
Nassau
Caribbean
Munson
New York
Manamar
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Daytona Beach
Gas attack on Mellett family puzzles Canton police
In Canton a mysterious gas enveloped the porch of Don R. Mellett’s home injuring family members amid the murder investigation of publisher Don Mellett. Investigators found no bomb fragment or container and note no car was seen. Federal postal inspector A P Owen arrived from Cleveland as threats loom in the case.
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Canton
Ohio
Don R. Mellett
Melett
Mon
Loyd Mellett
Don Mellett
Meletts
Federal Postal Department
P. Owen
Cleveland
State Recognizes Mexican Divorces in Connecticut
Connecticut allows divorces obtained in Mexico to be recognized if no fraud is shown in securing the decree. Attorney General Frank F Healy advised Greenwich Town Clerk Henry F P Crawford about illegality concerns in such cases and suggested requiring the divorce decree if fraud questions arise. Crawford had issued a marriage license to two people with Mexican decrees, noting state law does not require a copy of the decree for license issuance.
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Hartford
Mexico
Connecticut
Frank F. . Healy
Henry FP. Crawford
Greenwich
Crawford
Man Aged Fifty Four Would Wed Girl Missing With Child
In Waterbury officials report a 14 year old girl and a 14 year old boy were found after four days in woods near Wolventian. George Willis, 54, is held on a statutory charge and the girl faces incompetency allegations. Willis, divorced with seven children, said he wished to marry the girl. The girl had not been reported missing by her parents, who had known Willis as a family friend for five years.
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Waterbury
Wolvell
George Willis
Wills
Siwe
Tistomtad
Treslu
Mona
Wolentian
Motorist Drives On Sidewalk Wrecks Bike Cop Injures Officer
Lieutenant Thomas McConell of the Traffic Division was seriously injured when a novice driver under an instructor calamously struck his motorcycle on a sidewalk. The operator Earl Quinn and instructor Albert J Dolan were arrested for reckless driving and released on bonds. McConell, riding south on Parrott Avenue, suffered fractures and was taken to St Vincent’s hospital as the car’s driver failed to avoid the collision.
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Thomas McConell
Connery
St. Vincent's Hospital
Armoth
Earl Quinn
Pearl Street
Hartford
Albert J. Dolan
Burnside Avenue
Burnside
Conners
Parrott Avenue
North Avenue
James Walker
Train Grinds Five To Instant Death In Crossing Crash
A Jersey Central express crushed the automobile of Sylvester Chaskis of Trenton at Whitesville crossing, killing Chaskis, his wife Helen, their seven year old son Julius, Victoria Maiusa and Julius Yarmelowicz. No watchman or automatic signals at crossing. victim cars found along track. view obstructed by freight trains.
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Lakewood Crossing
Newport
Lincoln
Hildene
Vermont
Almple
Mount
Senate
Foreign Herrick
United States
Ster
Paris
Jaylan Henders
Mellon
Poincare
Mexico
han_n Pace
Catton Higne
Canada
General Motors
Wandling
Lakewood
N. J
Jersey Central
Sylvester Chaskis
Trenton
Whitesville Crossing
Here
Chuskis
Helen Chuskis
Julius
Victoria Maiusa
Julius Yarmelowicz
Chunskis
Sea Heights
Walter Buzby
South Lakewood
Panama Treaty Terms Sealed In Secret Agreement
Washington July 28 AP The State department announced a special treaty and a claims convention with Panama have been aligned though terms were not disclosed The pact approved by Kellogg and Panama ministers will replace the Taft era orders and governs Canal Zone commercial relations while the claims convention covers property losses from the 1885 Panama City fire The measures emphasize canal safeguarding and formal treaty form understandings of wider significance
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Washington
State Department
Panama
Department
United States
Ricardo Alfaro
Eusebio Morales
Panama City
Colombia
Canal Zone
Canal
Thirteen Burned as Gasoline Tank Explodes on Boat
Essex incident near Selden's Cove involves Mrs. Leon K Pratt and family. Eleven of thirteen aboard hurt when boat explodes, main injuries include leg fracture, burns, and shock. Leonard Pratt and Adelaide Arnold among injured. New York City relatives listed.
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Essex
Leon K. Pratt
Hackensack
N. J
New Haven Hospital
Selden's Cove
Pratt
Ieon Pratt
Adelaide Arnold
New York City
Arnold
Frederick
Edwin
Burns
Harriet Goepal
Leon Pratt
Edith Lipman
Barrow Barrel Company Appeals Zoning Ruling on Repair Plant
The City Barrel Company filed with the Board of Appeals for permission to rebuild a one story wood and metal covered copper shop and storage shed at its barrel plant after fire damage. The hearing is set for August 9 in the Common Council chamber at 8 p.m., with a mail hearing chosen to avoid hardship for nearby residents who oppose the project. Attorney George N Finklestone represents the barrel company, and the case may go to court if the appeal is denied. The same date includes an appeal by Joseph Halko for a one car garage at 218 Orchard Street.
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City Barrel Company
Board of Appeala
Common Council Chamber
Board of Appeals
Building Commission
John McDermott
Fection
George N Finklestone
Cauneel
Joseph Halko
Orchard Street
French Postpone Debt Ratification Till October
Paris reports the cabinet will delay ratification of the Washington and London debt deals until October when the Chamber of Deputies convenes. Premier Poincare urged passage of the financial bill, stressing debts be settled within capacity to pay, as the franc weakened amid tax collection for 1926.
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Paris
Washington
London
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Chamber
M. Poincare
France
Finance Committee
Aternal
Yeater- Gay
Paris Exchange
Miss Sloan to Wed Ludlow Griscom
New York July 28. Engagement announced by Mrs William H Sloan of 150 East 74th Street and Stamford. Edith Sloan, Miss Sloan, will wed Ludlow Griscom of 20 Fifth Avenue and Riverdale. Griscom lineage ties to Clement Acton Griscom and General William Ludlow. he graduated from Columbia in 1912.
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New York
William & Sloan
East 74Rd Street
Stamford
Misa Edith 5
Marcel Y. le Roux
Tours
France
Helen R Sloan
Samuel Sloan
Julian R. Sloan
Blanche Strebergi
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Grissom
Clement Acton Griscom
J. Pierpont Morgan
International Mercantile Marine Company
Wag
Police Seek Missing Diamond Bracelet Worth Over 5000
Newport police and a detective searched Bailey's Beach and surrounding grounds for Mrs. Leonard M Thomas's missing cluster diamond bracelet. A swimming master, Fred Hill, dove near the float as part of the inquiry while police checked pawnshops and local areas for the valuable item valued at more than five thousand dollars.
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Police Comi Newport
Newport
Leonard M. ‘Thomas
Fred Hill
Exclusive Bailey's Beach
Banton
Country Club
Bellevue Avenue
Bailey's Beach
Pawnahope
Ford Plans Air Fleet Aims To Boost U S Defense
Paul Smiths July 28 In a mountain retreat President Coolidge and Edsel Ford discuss a triple motor all metal monoplane. Ford outlines plans for Ford planes to fly freight Detroit to Cleveland and Chicago, with 285000 miles at 98.9 percent efficiency and mass production with an initial 106 planes priced at 37000 dollars each, later cut by a quarter.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
America
President Coolidge
Edsel Ford
Ford
Coolidge
Fords
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Lttle
Stamford Couple Wed in New York
Frederick W. Gould, 64, a life insurance agent from Bedford Park Stamford, and Miss Mary Lilian Gillespie, 42, of 72 Forest Street Stamford, obtained a marriage license in Stamford to wed at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. Gould’s Newark-born father was Stephen Gould. his first wife died in 1918.
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New York
Specia
Frederick WU. Gould
Bedford Park
Stamford
Mary Lilian Gillespie
Forest Street
Edward T. W
Emma Mendell
Gould
Newark
N J
Stephen and
Wileyabeth Ketridge Gould
Man Cleared in Report On Newbauer Arrest Error
A city court record shows Stephen Newbauer was not arrested for a minor abuse allegation. The ruling states he faces a non support charge brought by his wife. Edward Emerson, listed as the arrestee in the erroneous report, is identified as a chauffeur living at 13 Walter Court.
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Stephen Newbauer
Boatwick Avenue
Inatea
Edward Emerstock
Edward Emerson
Walter Court
Child Hurt After Ten Foot Fall Into Manhole
Shirley Baker five daughter of Mr and Mrs James Baker of Main Street Norwalk fell ten feet through a manhole used for ashes removal at the Y M C A rear. She sustained a fractured skull and possible brain concussion, was rushed to Dr J J Philips and Norwalk Hospital after the x ray confirmed the injury.
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Westport
Shirley Baker
James Baker
Main Street
Norwalk
Shirley
J. J. Philips
Dream Baby Legitimacy Upheld in British Court
After a four year legal battle costing about 40 000 pounds the mother of Geoffrey Dennis Irskine Hussel aged four and a half won recognition of the boy as the lawful child of her husband the Honorable Joan Burell and the right to title succession Baron Ampthill. The court declared the lad the lawful child of his parents despite controversy and fortune teller testimony. The father Honorable John Tubell had never recognized the boy.
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London
Dennis Irskine Hussel
Joan Burell
Baron Ampthill
Russell
John Tubaell
Mexico City Full Church Parade Echoes Middle Ages
From Mexico City across the republic, vast Catholic processions gather outside cathedrals and the shrine of Guadalupe. Priests withdraw from services as government enforces new religious regulations while Catholics surge to worship, fearing state action and pondering an economic boycott. Local unrest includes reports of a mob killing a mayor, details unclear. Crowds fill hotels and streets as Indians march toward sacred sites.
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Srandedh
Tropics
Mexico City
Eres
Guadalupe
Maxico City
Shrine of Guadalupe
Mexico
League
Nochistan
Rawport
Aew
City
The
Republic
Cathedral
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Cook County Machine
Edward Wright
McKinnley
Henry J. Green
McKinley
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Camp Uon
Green
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Crowe-Raurrett
Newsrarer Archive
Hanel
Rule of Building Board
Fairfield County
Stamford Gov Company
Summerail
Stratford
Fage
Edith Sloan
Ludlow Grisvom
JFP Morgan
Milford Chamber of Ecommeres
N, Y
Pag Harrigane
Exclusive Society Colony
Dana
Mellett
Hurriene
Dannaxing
Evenge Sten
Roadhouse Keener
New Haven
Providence
Yankees
Giants
Robins
Philadelphia
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Fear
Launch
Tvo
Jersey Express
Barrel Concern
Miss Sloan
Ludlow Griscom
J. P. Morgan
Newbauer
Shri
Popocatanet
Iztael Mhuatl
Vilagen Peraps
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