President's Wife Visits Ill Mother At Northampton Hospital
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge arrived from Washington to spend hours at Airs. Lemire Goodhue's bedside at Dickinson hospital. Goodhue's physicians said she enjoyed a comfortable day and was cheered by the visit. Coolidge, John from Amherst College, and Florence Trumbull called. Rev. Wells and Lt. Com Noel Boone visited. Coolidge hosted at Mrs Hills' home. Doctor Hayes said her nourishment was fair and condition favorable for her age.
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Northampton
Mass
Associated Press
Calvin Cookiage
Washington
Lemire Goodhue
Dickenson Hospital
John Coolidge
Amherst College
Coolidge
Massassolt Street
Florence Trumbull
Trumbull
Connecticut
Kenneth B .Wells
Edwards Congregational Church
White House
J. B. Hayes
Rum cargo found under fish on Boston vessel
New York March 3 by Associated Press. The two masted schooner Mildred M. of Boston was seized at the Fulton market dock by Coast Guardsmen who said three tons of fish were used to screen a cargo of whiskey malt and assorted liquors. Miss Soderberg of Boston, the master and owner, was arrested. Seven crew members escaped. Customs officials said there were more than 220 kegs of whiskey malt and at least 150 bags of bottles of assorted liquors on board the seized vessel.
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New York
Associated Press
Mildred M
Boston
Fulton Market Dock
Coast
Trumbull Issues Requisition for Extradition
Hartford March 2 Governor Trumbull issued a requisition on New York state for the extradition of Charles K Mino wanted by East Hartford police on a charge of non support.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Trumbull
New York State
Charles K. Mino
East Hartford
Phelps and Jules Verne Honor a Century of Imagination
Yale professor William Lyon Phelps reflects on Jules Verne's enduring influence born February 8, 1828. He recalls meeting Verne in Amiens and the author's mixed reception, his adventurous novels inspiring travel dreams, science interest, and vivid dialogue that captivated boys and helped spark early astronomy experiments.
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Jules Verne
Yale
Hookey
Venus
Amiens
England
Stevenson
Earth
Moon
Captain Nemo
Michael Strogof
Hector Servadac
Maratron
North
South Pole
Nellie Bly
Decimo organizer fails to win Bridgeport backers
The Decimo Club Inc now under New York investigation and entangled in Massachusetts attorney general impeachment tried to found in Bridgeport last summer. Organizer urged ten local businessmen to post 20 entrance fees claiming future benefits but only 2 visited him at the Stratfield hotel. He offered no transparent plan and left town after several sales letters yielded no investors. The scheme aimed to unite ten men per city for group purchases and mutual business aid with 20 going to New York headquarters.
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Decimo Club Inc
New York
Massachusetts
Bridgeport
Decimo Club
Decimo
Andrew Egressey
West Englewood
N. J
Egressey
Decino Club
Stratfield Hotel
Gsetret
New York City
Hammer Slayer Is Losing Her Posse
Velma West twenty one year old flapper faces murder trial for killing her husband Thomas Edward West with a hammer after a quarrel in their honeymoon lounge. Held in Painesville county jail under watch, she shows signs of worry, smokes many cigarettes, reads magazines, and calmly attended a Cleveland bridge party after the deed.
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Painesville
Chico
Velma West
Thomas Edward West
Edward Rasmussen
Velma
Exportation of Auto Products Increases in January
Washington March 2 by Associated Press automotile products exported from the United States in January set a new season's high record with a total value of 632,976,127. This is nearly seven percent above January 1927 and twenty percent above January 1926. Among exports were 5,156 gasoline and oil filling station pumps valued at 151,138 sent to various regions worldwide.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Commerce Department
America
Chinese soldiers and Reds loot Leiyang city in Hunan
Reports from Leiyang, a 500000 population city in southern Hunan, describe a reign of terror with soldiers and Communist banding together to loot and torture. Monks were imprisoned and temple set afire as forces reportedly retreat toward Hunan, with word that they captured Kwenn in Kwangsi province.
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Leiyang
Hankow
China
Associated Press
Hunan
Kwelln
Kwangs
Common Pleas Court Affirms Jail Term Questionable
A jury in Criminal Common Pleas Court found Alexander Dana of Greenwich guilty of driving while intoxicated after deliberation. He was fined 100 dollars, costs of 24, and sentenced to 40 days in jail by Judge Samuel C. Shaw. Prosecutor Henry E. White noted it was Dana’s second conviction for this offense.
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Alexander Dana
Greenwich
Samuel C. Shaw
Duar
Greshwich
Henry E. White
Dana
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George Peters
U. S. Naval
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Tria
Sheriff
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Madras
Percales
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