Briand Completes Ninth Cabinet Amid Effort to Avert Debacle
Briand finalizes a new cabinet with prime minister Briand at the helm to avert a national crisis. Caillaux and other key figures are noted, with Briand preparing to depart for Geneva to attend League of Nations meetings and address French interests.
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Taris
Cote Geneva
Mo Briand
Anes
Shotty
Tilysee Palace
Doumergue
M. Briand
de Aule
Geneva
NiGister
Justide Briand
Financé
Taony Deret
Intericouig Mah
Justice
Mitte Lay
Paul Vaillente
Marine
Georges Serenes
Cor Mles
Henn Pervies
Asrowtim
Joan Durand
Paul Jour
Crits
Petmerdns
ME. Birtnet
sovern+mrent
NEW THOUGHT MAY END KRESGE SUIT
Fragments from a New York March report describe a chaotic court scene and alleged conversations involving a Kresge matter. The text references a Hauser or Watt figure and mentions a wife seeking a large payment amid a contentious dispute.
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Kresge
Liner Brings Cargo Of Brides-to-Be Sure of Husbands
New York readers report a shipment of 35 brides to be aboard the Anchor Miner Jamaica from Glasgow. The brides, traveling to New York Jersey Arun Ohio Willamette Illinois and San Francisco, are set to begin new lives with fiances. Travelers Aid agents expect about ten brides to depart tonight for further travel after a summons from their fiancés.
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New York
Hope Chest
Jameronia
Glasgow
Journey Trench
Syoland
Copagland
Irelamd
Jersey
Arun
Ohio
Willamette, HL
San Francissy
Lid
Society
Fraud conspiracy case facing Morgan Nay prosecutor
Lawyer attends fraud conspiracy case amid bank rape ruses and gasner affairs. Page 1 coverage notes prosecutors, judges, and ongoing investigations with scattered notes on political figures and local events.
Mrs Malinsky Gets Life for Poison Murder
Mrs Elsie Biole Malinsky pleaded guilty in Clay County Circuit Court to the fatal poisoning of her husband’s wife M Laura Malinsky. She admitted giving the victim a lethal glass of water and was sentenced to life in Joliet prison. State’s Attorney Harold Williams indicated he might accept her account after a grand jury investigation into the case.
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Blowa. Il
Elsie Biole Malinsky
Farls
Clay County
Laura Malinsky
Eve
Joliet Prissur
Maalinsky
S"e Was Six Years After the Death of the Fist Mrs. Malinaks, of All
Aetna Insurance Board Votes Capital Stock Increase
Directors of the Aetna Life Insurance company in a special meeting today approved increasing the capital stock from 1,500,000 to 15,009,000 dollars. The issue comprises 20,000 additional shares at 100 dollars par, boosting ownership in the Automobile Insurance concern and signaling readiness to issue further subsidiary stock.
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Aetna Gite
Aetna Lite Tanee Company
Abpoxinatly
Wee Vent
Automobile Tastianee Compu
Sha Peart
CIA Tessa Dee Phawene
Mils Peady
Pnt
Loneso Dees
Geneva talks mix German entry hopes with Chamberlain talks
In Geneva Chamberlain and German envoys met amid council crisis and debate over Germanys league status. Briand news sparked cabinet shifts as leaders pushed adjournment of the inquiry into Germanys obligations. China signaled willingness to eschew permanent council status if others yield.
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Geneva
Maren
Austen Chamberlain
Luther
Stresemann
Pahut
M. Briand
Jtbhe
League
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Council
Assembly
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Lie
Germany
Leigne
Germin Diglezation
Crisig
Laga of Nations
Embly
Switzerland
Russia
Vorovsky
Lord Cecil
Representalivea
Dominions
District of Columbia
Star of the League
Carina
Marshall Trial Sudden Halt Ends Proceedings
The trial of David L. Marshall, charged with killing Miss Anna May Dietrich, was abruptly halted. Judge Harry McDevitt postponed further action after a five minute recess grew into an hour amid rumors tying juror foreman Joseph Mooney to a law firm defending Marshall. Court reconvenes tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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James McGire
McDevitt
Northern Lights Seen Over Mismity Evening Sky
Residents witness vivid aurora in Mismity early last evening as northern sky displays arc and ripple. Fading drapes of light flicker across the heavens with colored spectrums visible to many in the town.
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Mismity
Theo Nuyrs
Rockefeller's Daughter Wins Victor In 7 5 Million Suit
Indianapolis reported that Judge Baltzell dismissed the case seeking 7.5 million from Anna Oser, daughter of Mathilde McCormick, with McCormick as next friend. The trust fund, originally 120000, fueled the dispute over income from Standard Oil stock for McCormick’s descendants. The ruling noted lack of jurisdiction and improper joining of parties, potentially prompting an appeal.
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Indianapolis, Ltd
March U(ap
Meday Hareb
McCormick
Anita Oser
Keith Rockefeller
Ube
Rovers Ty Baltzell
Rockefeller
Anna Osety
Mathilde Ari Mix User
Berns
Switzerland
Alathilile
McCormacht
Ray
Mowler
Muriel Mccormick
Harold Wound Balu
Martel and Fowler
Chicago
My McCormick
Ciucago
Maret Cai
Melt Nychkefeller McCormicx
Piandchild
Idianapolis
Husbene
Halotu B. McCormick
Mra
Gommick
Hick
McCormick Children
Fowler, Muriel
Methilde McCormick Oser
Mr. McCormick
Anna Oser
Mathilte McCormick
Dr Bresnahan Marries Widow in Miami Ceremony
Persistent rumors of Dr John F Bresnahan’s marriage were confirmed as he wed Mrs Eleanor Afearsh of Boulder Colorado in Miami Florida. Bresnahan, former Bridgeport and St Mark’s hospital administrator, and widow Captain Harry Marsh’s spouse, reside at St Mark’s in New York City. He previously led Bridgeport hospital, studied at Jefferson Medical, and held posts at Massachusetts General and the American College of Physicians and Surgeons. He has two daughters from his first marriage.
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John TF. Bresnahan
Lridge~ Patt Hospital
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St. Mark's Hospital
New York City
Sresnahan
Leanor Afearsh
Houldey Colorad
Miami
Ford
Bresnahan
South Africa
Jefferson Medical Scnior
Massachusetts General Hospital
Amercan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bridgeport Hospital
Susan Anne
Nao
Business Men's Move to Depose Secretary Fails.
In Bridgeport a faction at the Business Men's meeting aimed to oust secretary David W. Price. After heated, masked hostility and procedural fights, Price was re elected by 12 to 4 over Dwight D. Graves, who had been the retiring president. Todd declined the presidency.
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Briand
M. Briand
Unseen Palace
Erdors
Toren Ilies
Kissee Palace
Foreign Office
MT. Briand
Paris
Geneva
Bridgeport
David W. Price
Stratfield Hotel
Price
Dwight D. Graves
Y Arage When Ived Hl, Leveret
Graver
Harrison
Mayférd
Mr. Price
Limmethater
Mr Price
Graves
Todd
Frank AL. Todd
Wets Lead Day One in Prohibition Straw Vote
First day results show wets leading with 6 ballots for light wines and beer, while the prohibitionists back Volstead Act reform with five votes. National totals reach 84,088 for modification to 4,187 against. New York reports 15,6 votes for fight but 841 ballots against light wines and beer. referendum details printed on front page.
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Post and Telegram
Grea New York
New York
New York Daily News
Tusk
Mark
Senate Tariff Probe Moves Forward with Records Demand
The Senate orders the Tariff Commission to produce minutes as part of a broader probe. Senator Robinson, a Democratic leader, signals a forthcoming resolution to investigate the operation of the flexible tariff provision amid clashes with Commissioner Glassie over alleged conflicts of interest and calls for prompt verification.
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Tariff Commission
Beadle
Commission
Robinson
A Has
Sarved
Ooorrow
Oommission
Tam
Tarif Commission
Coneresy
Senate
Glassie
First District Independent Republican Women’s Club Forms
A new Republican group, the First District Independent Republican Women’s club, formed in Whrat district led by Mrs Catherine Connor who is expected to become president. About 44 members enrolled as the club aims to challenge John J Hines and seek district control, aligning with the independent men’s club. twenty charter members met Alderman Howard Srvant’s office to launch the effort.
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Whrat
Fourth
Republican Ube
Independent Republican Women's Club
Catherine Connor
Jast ¢Stry
First District
Republican Women's Club
Howard
Srvant
Whi Battle Hines
Count D Aubigny Found Guilty of Neglecting Child
Phillips Declamery known as Cowil Declamery Daubigny, a self styled French nobleman, was found guilty in Middlesex court of neglecting his five year old daughter. Disposition was continued pending investigation of his claim royalties on inventions. He was arrested on complaint of his wife Marion Baumeister, Cambridge chorus girl, whom he married in 1820 while masquerading as a French general.
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Phillips Declamery
Cowil Declamery Daubigny
Middlesex Court
Declamery
Marion Baumeister
Cambridge
Influenza Deaths Reported Here Urge Care
Two influenza deaths reported yesterday warn of a possible epidemic in the city. Cases included pneumonia with fatal outcomes at Belle View Hospital in New York and in Bridgeport. Health Officer Virgin Van Coen urged the public to guard against colds, wet clothes, and damp feet.
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Bellevue Hospital
New York
Bureau of Vital Statistics
John C.john
Main Street
Josefarlota
Fanny
Orchard Street
Ate Vincent's Hospital
Lobar
Virgin van Coen
Anl
Bridgeport
Coan
Algonquin Club Chooses New Home and Builds Plan
The Algonquin club voted unanimously to pursue a new home, rejecting buying the old United Congregational church site at Broad and Gilbert Streets. Dues and membership fees will rise, with a building committee forming a holding company to report back. A special committee including City Attorney Delaney and Judges Nicholson and Pullman weighed the club’s legal burden of the $960,000 project and recommended the company’s right to build or remodel, leaving final approval to the club. Architects Southey and Northrop debated cost and remodeling versus a new building, with Southey resigning from the contract and Northrop withdrawing bills for preliminary work. Page continues.
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Alexander L. Delaney
Edward K. Nicholson
John
Pullman
Ernest G. Southey
J. W. Northrop
Milford man identified in river death with foul play suspected
The body of 24 year old Walter Hoefler was found along the Housatonic river banks in Devon. His mother Mrs Beth Christing Hoefler of Waterbury identified the body and said marks and disfigurements suggested foul play though she believes he did not kill himself. A coroner’s hearing is set for Milford.
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Housay River
Devon
Mra
Beth Christing Hoefler
Atreet
Waterbury
Hoefler
Marek
Elizabeth Foeffler
Sloeffler
Hee
Walter
Mine Disaster at Eccles Va Ten Rescued Nine Still Missing
In Eccles West Virginia an explosion trapped twenty nine miners nine were saved while eleven died and eight remained unaccounted for. Rescue efforts continued nearly nine hours after the blast with families and workers watching anxiously as bodies were recovered and identified.
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W. Va
Mare
P. J. Davis
Eles
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