Pueblo Indians Split Ranks Ties To Pueblo Origin Theory
Iowa July 23 AP Evidences suggest Pueblo Indians split into groups and once lived in western Iowa and eastern Nebraska. Taos authority John A. Mirabel reports ruins indicate an agricultural people predating local tribes and possible Pueblo connections with Omaha area Indians. Findings may identify mound builders and aid archaeologists.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Nebraska
John A. Mirabel
Taos
WN. M
Moundsimen
Omaha
Southwest
Philogois
Middle West
Mirabel
United States
Ranchos de Taos
Abique
Ofi Caliente
Man Injured as Auto Strikes Pole in Bedford Street
Stamford July 29 special Simeon Weissman of 25 Fifth street suffered knee lacerations and other injuries when a car driven by contractor Annunziata Tamburri hit a pole on Bedford street. Another car operated by Henry Wichman of Jamaica Long Island stood nearby. Wichman was arrested on a reckless driving charge after Tamburri attempted to pass.
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Stamford
Simeon Weissman
Fifth Street
Annunziata Tamburri
Bedford Street
Henry Wichman
Jamaica
L. I
Tamburri
Tamburr
Wichman
Art Collector Pays Record $295,800 for Romney Portrait
Sir Joseph Duveen paid a record summer price of $295,800 at Christie's for Romney's portrait of Mrs Davenport, a sought after English masterwork noted for its pink dress and fur trim. He also bought Romney's portrait of Lady Hamilton for $66,306, surpassing other price benchmarks but not the private sale record set by Gainsborough's Blue Boy.
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Joseph Duveen
Romney
Mrs. Davenport
Christies
Lady Hamilton
London
Godl
Davenport
Gainsborough
Sir Joseph
White Races Need Not Fear Yellow Peril, Sir Whyte Says
Williamstown July 29 AP reassures against the Yellow Peril with Sir Frederick Whyte head of the Indian legislative assembly from 1926 to 1925 delivering remarks at the Institute of Politics. He argues Asia’s awakening aids progress, cites European triumphs, warns against Asiatic domination, and urges equality of opportunity through the League of Nations while noting Democracy’s mixed impact in Asia. The talk stresses Western prestige, authority appeal, and that Asia’s lesson lies beyond material power.
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Williamstown
Maas
Frederick Whyte
Institute of Politics
Frederick
Indian Legislative Assembly
Britain
America
Europe
Asia
East
League of Nationa
League of Nations
China
Ward Demented Says Examiner
Robert J. Ward, 48, of 16 Peard aley lane, cut his throat early Wednesday and ran naked for about a quarter mile to Yellow Mill bridge where he drowned in the river channel. Medical Examiner H. Le Baron Peters ruled the death a suicide in a demented state with liquor likely contributing to his psychopathic condition.
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Robert J. Ward
Peardaley Lane
Yellow Mill Bridge
Nquor
H. LeBaron Peters
Dr. Peters
Butler Opens Talks With Republicans in Greenfield
United States Senator William M Butler arrives in Greenfield Massachusetts for a two day series of meetings with local Republican leaders to discuss party strategy and national issues.
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Senator Butler
Greenfield
Mass
United States
William M . Butler
Grange Honors Visit and Pomona Plans at Newtown
Pottatuck Grange welcomed Wor thy State Master Minor Iven of South Meriden and District Deputy Edgar L. Tucker as attendance grew. Members from Harmony Trumbull Easton Seymour and Meriden joined 87 Pottatuck Grange members for a social evening with musical numbers talks on physical education and travel notes. A three member initiation occurred and a committee was named to set the time and place for the late August Grange picnic.
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Newtown
Pottatuck
Worthy
Iven
South Meriden
Edgar L. Tucker
Trumbull
Pomona
Easton
Willard Gillette
Fairfield County
Pohtatuck Grange
Harmony Grange
Monroe
Seymour
Meriden Granges
Sarah Ke, Ferris
Gertrude Crowe
Lawrence Reynolds
Mra
Herbert TP. Comer
Missea
Esther Coger
Gertrude Wellington
Mildred Wellington
Missa Trene Gavigan
Stamford Board Grants Permits for New Building Work
The Stamford Board of Building Commissioners yesterday approved permits totaling 190 626 dollars. Joseph Leone's three story brick building project valued at 14 000 dollars was held up awaiting specifications. I Milan Chait's Holly Place garage permit was referred to the inspector after discovering work begun without a permit. The overall project cost 10 090 dollars.
Cambridge murderers face death penalty in August transfer
In Cambridge Massachusetts on July 22 three convicted murderers Edward J. Heinlein John J. Devereaux and John J. McTaughlin known as the carbarn bandits await transfer to Charlestown state prison death house to endure the statutory ten day period before execution.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charlestown State Prison
Edward J. Heinlein
John J. Devereaux
John J. Mctaughlin
East Cambridge
James J. Ferneau
Middlesex Street Railway Company
Waltham
Stamford Freight Yard to Get Improvements
Stamford July 28 Special. Through the chamber of commerce the New Haven railroad will improve the local freight yards. Concrete roads and runways will be laid and the loading platform enlarged. An effort is underway to install an electric loading crane to replace the hand crane now in use.
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Stamford
Chamber of Commerce
New Haven Railroad
New York Man Forfeits Bail Bond In Speed Case
Stamford July report says James P. Engiah of New York was arrested for speeding in an automobile and failed to appear when his case was called in city court, resulting in the forfeiture of a 25 cash bond.
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New York
Stamford
James P. Engiah
Wife locates deserting husband after three years
Stamford reports Mrs. Lucile Harr finds her husband Richard, a colored man, in Philadelphia after a three year search. He is under arrest there for deserting her and their two children and failing to support them.
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Stamford
Lucile Harr
Richard
Philadelphia
Fally
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