Death of Marshal Diaz Revered Italian War Hero
The report recalls the life and death of Marshal Ariande Diaz, famed World War I ace and hero of Italy. He died in Rome after a long illness, with his wife and son at his bedside. Foreign dignitaries and officers attended his passing, and Mussolini's cabinet noted his service. Diaz previously commanded at Caporetto fronts and helped push back Austrian forces in 1918.
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Rome
Assocaitod
Marshel Ariande Dizwan
Italan Arme
Marshal Fochi
Brance
Pershing
America
Santa Mere de
Popelo
Cardinal Mancelein
Mussoline
Waitio
Halla
Mussolini
Haig
England
Diaz
Weill
Sene
Armand Dia
Lin Fonk
Thal
Titian
Bac
Gereal Dies
Minster
Turlan
Eves
Kansas City
Newport R
Ney Ort University
Lai
Tasisu
Museoli
Nippe
Renedine
Identity of Bones Now Uncertain in Brockton Area
A skeleton found on the outskirts of Brockton was tentatively linked to George H Chamberlain of East Bridgewater, then thought to be Charles Dorgan of West Bridgewater. Final identification awaits Dr J H Lawrence of Bridgewater, as investigators note potential mix ups and a shotgun found with the remains is linked to Johny Fallon of West Bridgewater.
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Brockton
George H Chamberlain
East Bidgewater
Charles Dorgan
West Bridgewater
J H Lawrence
Bridgewater
Dorgan
Ernest Dewyer
Johny Fallon
Dewyer
Fallon
Dergan
Bay State probe of official fee started by House
A Massachusetts House committee of nine Republicans and Democrats opened a probe into Attorney General Arthur K. Reading over a $25,000 retainer from the Decimo Club Inc. The inquiry, chaired by Rep. George S. James, aims to determine if Reading used his office to aid the club, which faced prior investigations. The panel can summon witnesses and documents as the Senate would later hear impeachment charges if warranted.
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Bay State
HOUSE
Boston
Associated Press
Arthur K Reading
John Hull
State House of Representatives
Bellimo Club Inc
George S James
Noimieh
Thomas C Crowther
Tall River
Richard J McCormech
Haverhill
Frank A Brainerd
South Hadley
William J Daylson
Taunton
Henry D Rockwell North Andover
Joseph L Hurley Ball
Francis DC
Better Salem
Joseph T Buckley
Hull
State Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Rules Committee of the House
Decimo Club
Roland D Sawyer
Ware
Hugo Monjar
New York Supreme Court
Sats Reading
New York
Hugh A Monjar
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Monjar
Benjamin A Hartstein
Monjars
Callahan
Reading
Monjer
Decime Club
Apesco and Drew
James F Donnelly
Decimo Cub
Donnelly
Justice Callahan
Flarstein
Uub
Sun
Stimson Inauguration Set Amid Philippine Hopes
Manila February 20 By Associator Press Filipino leaders hailed the imminent inauguration of Coloury Henry L Stimson as governor general of the Philippines. They termed it the start of a cooperative era among government branches and emphasized harmony since Brimson’s appointment and the return from Washington. Officials stressed cooperation as a keynote in public remarks.
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Manila
Associator Press
Henry L Stimson
The
Philippines
Brimsons
Wahington
Onena
Hhe
Philppine Senaic
Langley plane tests stir nostalgia and debate at Potomac show
The Langley aircraft experiments near the Potomac are recalled with mixed views as Walter Johnson, Glenn Curtiss, and others tested the machine on a frozen lake in upper New York. Reports note indecisive results, government funding, and Johnson’s assertions about its capabilities amid public ridicule and later museum controversy.
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Potomac River
Potomac
Bingley
Smithsonian Institute
Curtiss
Upper
New York State
Walter Johnson
Soviet
Langley
Langleys
Wight
Johnson
Glenn Curtiss
Gink Dou
Herty Curtiss
Lanpley
Totate
Tengley
Opennes
Lindbergh eludes Albany crowds in Capitol visit
The aviation icon avoids crowds during a secretive Albany appearance timed around a public event. After leaving a hotel, Lindbergh slipped through a private route to Governor Smith’s office and exited via a private stairway, while plans for his departure remained flexible. He later addressed a joint legislature session praising aviation progress and New York’s role, hinting at upcoming flights and industry expansion.
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Genesil
Schence
Jening
Mitchel Field
Albany
McP Rice
Lindberth
New York
Diuaeuli
Sper
Tiem Cf
Bethel Man Succumbs After Auto Crash
Bethel resident Staib died at Dambury hospital from injuries after a car struck him on Greenwood avenue. Chauncey Bennett of Golden Hill, arrested on reckless driving and traffic law charges, is out on bonds. Staib, a hatter, survived by a widow, four children, one sister and four brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Bethel Fes
Colwaid
Milwaukee Avenue
Bethel
Dambury Hospital
Chauncey Bennett
Golden Hill
Greenwood Avenue
Staib
Morris Britto
Govirsor Signs Lathadilion Haritord February 29
Associated Press reports Governor Trumbull signed requisitions to return Charles and Anna Ulinskas to Waterbury Connecticut from Pennsylvania on kidnapping charges dated February 15. Waterbury police Lieutenant Matthew Baland was named to escort the couple to this state.
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Haritord
Associated Press
Aday
Goversta Trumbull
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Charles
Anna Ulinskas
Waterbury
Matthew Baland
Antileascist Plot Suspected Behind Priest Attack
A Vatican and Mussolini linked plot is suspected in the assault on Father Tacchi Venturi. Three suspects were arrested as details emerge that clerics and anti government factions planned to target the diplomat. Tacchi-Venturi, wounded by a paper slit, was said to be recovering while authorities pursue leads and ensure his protection.
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Bolet
Mussolini
Vatican
Jesus Scho
Tacchi-Ventuil
Poman
Haiy Tiiee
Taccht-Venturis
Musqli
Giunta
Interior Department
Reed Proposes Adequate Navy to Meet Nation's Need
Missouri Senator Reed declared in Los Angeles that a staunch national defense requires a sturdy navy. He attacked President Coolidge’s oil reserve probe and Mellon’s role in a 1926 Senate race, voicing concern over war risks and the limits of paper treaties. Reed spoke at Olympic Auditorium after meetings with Los Angeles Democrats.
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Angeles
Reed
Missouri
Pacific Ocean
California
Coolidge
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Olympic
Los Angeles
Breafant Club
Tonigh
Federal judge used liquor in protracted cases
Fragmented text suggests a report about a federal judge involved with liquor enforcement, alleging bias and improper conduct by federal county and city officials. The piece references repeated actions, fears of decisions not based on merits, and claims of judicial error and alleged misconduct in prohibition enforcement.
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Wierspr
Trief
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Adsesh AE Armegnun Das
Arcercain
Ceylon
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Nestle’s
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Mas Jolasen
Ameret
Mr Johnson
Lhetdélord
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Syracuse
Walter Jonson
Washington
John
Langiey
Bridgeport
T C. Ellyson
Chesapeake Bay
Lindbergh
Langanz An Bom
de Schencetadly Airpot
Albany Field
Govirsor
Pope
Tim Greve
Frisbie’s
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Golden Hall St
Scotely Leib
Bae
Brest
Samdinges
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