Church Frowns on Unqualified Pact With New Turkey
National Council of Congregational Churches resolutions committee denounces compulsory school training and high school credit for military camps as undermining peace. A counter resolution urges support for free press, free speech, and peaceful means to establish harmony, amid tensions in the council. In Brooklyn, David D. Zellermeyer, 36, of 121 Foxhall Street, Milford, was granted a take-non-mention in a City court embezzlement case after an extradition from New York.
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Omaha
Neb
Associed Press
National Council of Congresational Cimbenes
Congressionn
United States
National Council
Bayue
Insumanes
David D. Zellermeyer
Foxhall Street
Brooklyn
Milford
Zellermeyer
New York State
Restitution Averts Trial In Malicious Charge Case
A man avoided trial after making restitution to his benefactor company totaling about $200, addressing the alleged breach of trust. The session concluded with the restitution as the pivotal action, and no further legal proceedings against him were pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benaing Company
Kimber to Succeed Willard in Chamber Heading
John A. Kimber named industrial secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, replacing C. A. Willard who resigned to join A. Bay’s Bay company. Kimber, a Westport resident and former secretary and sales manager at Charles H. Kem & Co., has long ties to Bridgeport and Westport Rotary circles, with major duties from promoting industry to organizing the bureau’s efforts.
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John A. Kimber
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Willard
A. Bay
The
Bay Company
Sumner Simpson
Buveau
Kimber
West‘port
Charles H. Kem & Co. Tanners
Cotton Rejection Depot Planned in Boston Area
The American Cotton Shipper Association announces formation of a cotton rejection bureau with headquarters in Boston to dispose of cotton rejected by mills in England. Murphy of Boston named manager. bureau to handle about 30,000 bales annually with stores and sample rooms planned in Lowell and Providence.
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Memphis
Tenn
As- 4
American Cotton Shipper Association
Here
Boston
England
Games Murphy
Lowell
New Belford
Providence
South Louisiana braces for final flood advance
May 11. The Atchafalaya swollen river and nearby lakes threaten core farming lands as floodwaters push toward the gulf. Rescue teams mobilize. protection levees strain under pressure while branches of the McCreary crevasse ease. Northward gentle recession contrasts with heavy rise in South Central Louisiana as evacuations lag and relief boats suffer minor damage.
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New Orleans
Preas
Great Lakes
Atchafa- Jaya
Gulf
Louisiana
McCrear
Ravenswood
Red Cross
Upper Pointe Coupee Parish
Atchifslays
Rogedale
Mar- Ingoun
Groose Tete
Speaker to discuss Sacco-Vanzetti case at Red Men’s ball
Vincenzo Vacirea of New York will speak on the Sacco-Vanzetti case at a Red Men’s ball on Madison Avenue Sunday afternoon. Vaclrea is described as a powerful pro Sacco-Vanzetti faction advocate.
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Vincenzo Vacirea
New York
Madison Avenue
Vaclrea
Yale Divinity School Men Collected Evidence for Liquor Raids
Thirteen summoned defendants posted bonds of 1000 each to answer charges of violating prohibition laws after raids by federal agents. Warrants issued for riots covered over three months with some evidence from Yale Divinity School students. Hearings before Commissioner Alcorn likely to begin Friday and run several days.
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Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Associated Press
United States
Robert H. Alcorn
James Cerlant
Cate Mel Jone
John Joss
Tyler Cruttenden
Moose Hill Inn
Gite Turner
Alcorn
Long Hill Inn
Wallingford
Solomon’s Ophir Route Traced From Ezion Geber
Commander Craufurd argues that Solomon built a trading empire by linking Ezion Geber to Ophir via Red Sea dhows. He cites Hiram’s fleet, the gifts of the Queen of Sheba, and a three year voyage route through Assir and Aden, tracing gold, jewels, and other riches back to Solomon’s wealth.
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Ophir
Bilikis
Sheba
Craufurd
Solomon
Edom
Solomah
Hiram
Ezion-Geber
Eloth
Red Sea
Etton-Geber
Aram
Tyre
Solomon's Temple
Hirram
Esson-Geber
Hedjaz
Assir
Eden
Aden
Acen
Edison Lamp Invention Faced Skepticism In 1879
The passage recalls Edison’s 1879 lamp demonstrations met with jeers as a British select committee doubted the invention. A witness claimed Edison offered no electric statement to win scientific support while another called light subdivision an absolute ignis fatuus. Edison faced broad scientific opposition.
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Thomas A. Edison
House of Commons
Edleon
Edison
Moving picture city near Bayonne and Paris project area
Fragmentary text mentions a moving picture city near Bayonne and Paris project area with unclear context and missing details. No clear person organization place or event available to confirm a coherent news item.
Ophir Revisited in a Sailor's Ancient Trade Route Tale
A sailor recounts sailing from Somaliland to Ophir along the ancient trade routes, detailing encounters at Makalla and Ceylon, the search for gold and jewels, and the theory that Ophir lies near D'ḥofar. He notes a Temple ruin, coral sand sealing Ophir's harbor, and local claims of wealth and gold mines. Commander Craufurd lectured in London on the discovery.
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Ophir
Solomon
Middle East
Palestine
Woljaz
Africa
Somaliland
Sheba
Sir Rider Haggard
Ceylon
Malabar
Hiram
India
Karacul
Persian Gulf
Bahrein
Arabia
Makalla
Gollan
Civilization
Ana
Indie
Africk
Ophir Acill
Transvaal
D’hofar
London
Craufurd
Central Asia Society
Claufura
Holstein Breeders Open Annual Meet in Springfield
The 42nd Holstein-Fresian Association of America convention opened in Springfield with delegates from 46 states and Canada, discussing herd test plans extension services and selective registrations. Mayor Parker welcomed attendees as Dr. Gilbert outlined Massachusetts dairy industry health and wealth amid a big farm product market.
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Springfield
Associated Press
States
Canada
Holstein-Fresian Association of America
F. C. Parker
A. W. Gilbert
Puller
Sreco-Vanzetti
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Thomas E. Elder
Mount Hermon
New England Holstein-Pressian Association
Gibert
Massachusetts
Local business listings by town and firm names
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous business names and addresses across Connecticut towns including Norwalk Stamford South Norwalk Danbury Bethel Meriden Woodbury and more. Firms such as Milford Plumbing Shop Norwalk Piba Co Nash Raymond Dean and Genners Rohasik appear with street addresses.
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Wilford Charles & Phalen
Milford Plumbing Shop
Bane Theron B. Ford Co
River St. Norwalk
B. M. Bettssell
Norwalk
Piba. Co
High St. South Norwal
F. W. Connolly Gras
Cedar St
Nash, Raymond & Dean
Main St
H. B. Smith
Commerce
M. M. White
N. Main St
Sound Beach
Ray & Merritt Cos Co
J. d. Kenny Stamford Genners & Rohasik
Southport
Allard
Danbury
Kerrick
River St
Father's Car Stolen. Boy Caught Driving It
Harold Boynton, fourteen, of 480 Wao avenue, was apprehended yesterday by Patrolman James Renehan for driving his father's automobile reported stolen. The incident followed a state police report filed by Frederick E. Boynton.
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Harold Boynton
Wao Avenue
James Renehan
Frederick E. Boyntan
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New Turkey
U. S
Willard
Landay
Splitdorr
Connecticut
Weekly
Hartford
South
Er A
FBI
Steves
Betne Buat Beor
Holstein Breeders
Lowden
Bay State
Keystone
Cran Crane
John Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Berger i
Graether
Pequonoack
Fairfield Ave
Wood Ave
Gite’ O. Ludwig
Wade St
A. E
Russell
Park Ave
Oscar
Bertilaen Ca
Fairfield
Stratford
Levell
Fairfield O'Dwyer & Jacoby
D. Burr Veers
Bronson Fd
William D. Nichole
Stewstream Co
Pequonnock
G. Braunstein
Whittier
Leo
J. Hatch
Malin
J. Jon. Mullins & Co
East Main
Nelson
Clinton Ave
Naugatuck
W. Dd. Crosby
Church St
S. Main St
Water S T.& Farham Avéen
Romaniello Bros
Charles Thatener
MERIDEN Brodeur_& Lynch
James T. Kay
M. Seligman &, Hollman
Woodbury
G. E. Smith
Rain King
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Colran
Cmicar
Shapt .O
Chicago
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Middle ST
Post-Telegram
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