King Proposes Day Referendum By All States
Senator William T. King of New York calls for a universal states wide referendum on prohibition to dodge constitutional objections and move the issue out of national politics. He cites New York already having a referendum apparatus and notes several senators supporting a nationwide or state level vote to decide prohibition.
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Washington
William T. King
New York
Bera
Drvs
Genito
Walter If Edge
New Jersey
Uoeos
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Frederick Baird
Pennslvania
Jense
Balt Ace
Prohibition
F H Gar
United States Steel Cornathon
Philadelphia
Wayne
Wheeler Cenerallesimo
Anti-Saloon League
Gov. Smith
Ritcoe
Maryland
King Speni
Senatos Ka Pottman
Nevada
Woth Weis
Arya
Wadeworth
Coveland
Shinstead and Schail
Fudge
Edwards
New Jersex
Cameron
Arizona
Brice
Bayard
Deliwace Couzena
Michigan
Tehneon California
Phipps
Colorado
Robinson Ar- Xarmas Broussard
Lousiana Reed
Pennsylvania
Meerea
Dtv
Congress
King
Ning White
Aestran
Daar
American Balloon Wins Cup Race Continues
The report lists multiple balloon teams and flight distances across Europe with nations including Sweden, Germany, France, and Britain. Names like Seelgesborg, Veenstra, and Hovind appear alongside cities such as Antwerp and Lonpos, detailing a race result and incidents during takeoff.
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Seelgesborg
Sweden
Fis
Mos Army
Rhithen Feermens
Belaun Beltuun
Orne- Dury
Germany
Veenstra
Beleun
Lonpenoupe
Rals Mbrimart
Brive
Devenper
Walenderg
Jeni
Benghee
Prince Leopolde Reiziam
Ipoliand
Antwerp
Falloen
A&ren
Secretary of Interior Visitor to Danbury Details Murky
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit by the Secretary of the Interior to Danbury with unclear details. Mentions persons, events, and locations in vague, garbled form, offering minimal concrete facts or dates. Further readable context is not present in the text.
Prohibition Foes Align On Referendum Vote Beliefs
Rorah joins wets for referendum as Borah and others express support for resubmission. Senators urge a national vote to decide the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead enforcement, arguing for state rights or federal reform while stressing education and temperance. The debate signals a broad cross party push for a workable solution to prohibition.
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Lemberg
Ela
King
Suste
Fune
Congress
Bobbed Hair Row Involves Governor Controversy
Fragmented report details a clash at a church involving Governor supporters and critics over bobbed hair, with threats, accusations, and a confrontation at the pulpit. Witnesses describe egregious behavior and heated rhetoric about appearances and morality amid a tense scene.
Young Snow Injury During Polo Match Shows Improvement
A cryptic sports note describes Young Snow sustaining a hurt during polo play but improving after treatment. Mentions spectators, a disrupted week, and a schedule shift, with references to Margery Crowe and New York connections. The text is fragmentary but signals a medical update following an incident.
Memorial Day Flowers Honor Soldiers at Mountain Grove Cemetery
Memorial Day has evolved from grave decoration to a broader tribute uniting veterans and patriotic groups. Details from veterans organizations decorate graves faithfully and quietly, some keeping them lushly adorned through summer and autumn at Mountain Grove Cemetery, as captured by the Telegram photographer.
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Amercans
Casas
Telegram
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Sokol event showcases indoor drills and international links
The report details an indoor Sokol Field exhibit with leaders and delegates from various American and European Sokol schools. It notes about 7,890 members attending, demonstrations of apparatus work, and a program featuring a 40-girl dance segment, with participants from multiple branches and a convention delegation led by Joseph Richarsky.
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Joseph Pebias
Europe
Stratfield Hotel
Sioyik Gynmaguc Cien Sokol
Joseph Richar
Sky
Belgens
Local Leaders Plan Campaign Push in Town Meeting
George Hawley, president of the Manufacturers' Association. Robert A Cronby, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. and George Shan, treasurer of the Republican Town Committee, will spearhead a community outreach effort. They aim to rally support and organize volunteers for upcoming civic events.
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George Hawley
Manuf Ceterers’ Association
Robert A Cronby
Chanber of Commerce
George Shan
Republican Town
Will Spear
Collector's Charge Denied by Rector in Salem Affair
Mrs. Trowell attempted purchases at the Salem swap on her first visit but, during a later trip to New York, told Mr. Collings she had seen four chairs she believed he would find easily sold. He suggested they might be moved more readily than other items. The rector questioned her, and she claimed ignorance about the chairs, which later were found to belong to a family upriver who had taken them. The case involved discussions at the rectory and a Sunday follow up when the couple visited from New York.
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Mr Brown
Ible
Mr. Brown
Enaleyidin
Thornton Chip
Oseyt
Ictian
Opontomess Ab
Trudson
Nore
Howell
Collings
Ehurs
Noisaih
New York
Howse
Colmeson
McCartney
General Presbyterian Assembly
Presbytery
Philadelphia
Clarence E. McCartney
Assembly
Albert McCartney
Chicago
Women Sues Over Antique Chairs Dispute at St Pauls Church
The report describes a dispute where a woman claimed a man sold and later removed antique chairs after paying $500. He allegedly kept quiet about ownership and later claimed the items were antiques. The church rector, Mr. Tiowell, and Mr. Colines declined comment as the case proceeds. The article also notes St Pauls church history and reconstructions on its Norwalk site since 1727.
Burns Car While Making Repairs
Karl Sundquist of 260 West Avenue spent yesterday overhauling his sedan. While finishing a dash light a match was struck, the car burst into flames and was badly damaged before firemen from box 124 could extinguish them. Sundquist escaped unharmed. damage estimated about 204 dollars.
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Karl Sundquist
West Avenue
Broad
Prospect Streets
Sundquist
Fundamentalists Win In Assembly
The Presbyterian assembly debated military training in schools and a memorial mission to Rev. Marcus Whitman. Ezra Meeker urged support while Rev. George E. Davies warned against war. The McCartney faction fought over the ruling on New York Presbytery, with extended debate and procedural tensions.
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Dr. Matthews
Medstator Thompson
Congress
Assembly
Ezra Meeker
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Case Summary From Scopes Trial Debates in Tennessee
In a crowded courtroom Bryan’s defense denies the appeal as the Scopes trial proceeds with Unitarian and American Liberty Union counsel arguing. The debate centers on the anti evolution law tied to Bible teaching with Keebler of Memphis defending academic freedom against state support implications for schools and universities.
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Charles Strong
New York
Ois
Aathur Garfield Itays
American Libertiea Tnion
Henry Colton
Nashville
Tennedste Academy of Sicience
Tlays
Opeates
Robert S. Keebler
Memphis
Scopes
Memorial Day Parade in Danbury Cancelled by Rain
Heavy rain forced the cancellation of Danbury Memorial Day parade with short services at the Soldiers and Sailors monument. Dr. Elliot B. Barber delivered the principal address as Danbury marked the day with ceremonies despite the weather.
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Danbury
Connecticut
Mary
Elliot B. Barber
the Universal
Church of Danbury
Barber
Supreme Court orders new trial in Cusack case
The Supreme Court finds error in dismissa l of the gule and counterclaim and orders a new trial in the case of Frank J. Cusack of Greenwich versus William Laube & Company of Waterbury. The endorsement of the license is a convenience aid for identification. a personal privilege. The prior statute’s endorsement requirement is deemed too drastic a consequence for nonendorsement.
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Supreme Court
Frank J. Cusack
Greenwich
William Laube & Company
Waterbury
High
Moat
General Assembly
Political crisis looms in Egypt involving Zagloul and Adly Yegen
Alexandria May 41. Egypt faces a ministerial crisis with Premier Ahmed Zilwar Pasha submitting his cabinet resignation to King Faud who asks him to stay on until a decision on Zaglou l Pasha or Adly Yegen Pasha is made. Zagloul supporters urge Britain to respect last election results and appoint Zaglou to head the ruling coalition.
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Alexandria
Eypt
Egypt
Ahmed Zilwar Pasha
Faud
Zagiul Pasha
Adly Yegen Pasha
Zagloul
England
Lord Lloyd
Zagrouol
Fire at Stockade ends Capone era in Forest View
Vigilantes fire The Stockade once run by Capone in Foret View. Three cars roll up before dawn, overpower a caretaker, burn gambling devices a luxury bar and a dance floor worth an estimated 100000 a month in profits. Police won t investigate origin. Reverend W H Tuttle hails the news as a win for the anti resort stance.
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Chicago
Forest View
Scarface al" Capone
Wang Ter
Conroil
Caeponeville
W.H. Tuttle
West Suburban Ministers’ Association
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H. B. Dorman
SOKOL
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St Pauls Church
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