Briand Seen as Last Hope to Save League of Nations
Paris reports Briand could avert a Geneva deadlock as France presses Locarno policy. Debates over Council seats, Poland and Germany tensions, Swedish veto threats, and Britain’s fear of league withdrawal fuel a potentially near crisis in the League’s leadership and global balance.
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League of Nations
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Geneva
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Urese
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Signor
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Germany
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Great Britain
Rbriand
Universal Service
Europe
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Tuther
Stresemann
Bontout
Berlin Police Chief Says Nudity Provokes Fewer Complaints
Dr. Alfred Bracht, head of the Berlin police, stated on arrival in the Bremen liner that nude performances disturb fewer complaints than negligees. He noted more protests when women wear minimal clothing, while audiences, including women, show interest in the female form in some theaters.
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York
Chern
Albrecht Clas
Berlin
Bremen
Borla
Tricky Paper Clipping Talks Metinine Tf Causes Trouble
A jumble of page references mentions a designer asked to meet but causes trouble, various sports mentions, and political notes. The fragmented items reference injuries, votes, and investigations across multiple pages, with scattered names and events in a busy early 20th century newspaper.
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Tridaeport
Trish Wiebt
Thenpupeuitir
Wule
Litdesport
Nets
Ruovkers
Andeeson
Faervield
British Denies Menacing Sweden in Postwar Claims
The British delegation issued a formal repudiation denying menacing Sweden amid tensions. Foreign Minister Aweehsy said he did not threaten or intimidate, while officials explained the attack was directed at M. Unden and tied to allied powers. Chancellor Luther and others were to address the matter in forthcoming sessions.
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League Council
Austen
Indie
Suedes
M.unden
Pswerd
Luther
Ornlarmemeadtl
Saeden
Man In Delirium Tries Drowning At Seaside Park
An apparently demented 49 year old Ernest Weerado of 89 Ives Court attempted to die by his own action at Seaside Park. Two motorists pulled him from chilly waters after he waded to armpit depth. Rescuers brought him to Hillside Home for observation. Local witnesses in New York City watched the scene and alerted authorities.
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Ernest Weerado
Ives Court
Pol| Aarters
Hillside Home
Ely
Flegers
Stamford
Andy AW
New York City
Bride Park
Arctic Flight Reporter Killed In Alaska
Palmer Hutchinson special correspondent for the Pelregram and North American News paper Alliance with the Detroit Arctic Expedition was fatally struck by a propeller. He walked into the whirling blade aboard a three engine plane near Point Barrow while companions shouted warnings. The accident ends the last dispatch from Hutchinson written hours before death.
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RY Palmer Hutchinson
Detroit
Texas Company Accused of Fraud in Adams Patents
The United States seeks to invalidate the Adams patents on the gas refining process, alleging fraud in the acquisition of sixteen basic patents valued at 40 to 70 million dollars. The Texas company, owner of the patents, faces the lawsuit along with several other firms. Joseph Adams of Flatbush was involved in the original filing.
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Dietrich
Ehtropractor
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Vallee Patrol
Treatde
Wikins Nectie Expedition
Stipline Propeller
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New York
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Atttornes General Sargent
Abeuf
Department of Justice
Inno Tetlers
Furi
Joseph Jr. Adame
Platbush
Fhooklyn
Police Raid Free Rides For Burlesque Cast On Eighth Ave
Police nabbed the burlesque cast at Chelsea during an afternoon raid ordered by Captain Jads. Thirty six members were taken in suspicion of indecent exposure and covert production, later released to return for the evening show as patrons reportedly fled uptown theaters.
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Jads
Chelsea
Satie
Ware Putey
Siacled
Friends Rally to Marine Officer Accused by Butler
San Diego dispatch reports rapid defense buildup as Col William Williams faces a Marine court martial on intoxication charges. Brig Gen Smedley Buller alleges misconduct after a Coronado hotel event. Friends collect evidence while Williams remains under arrest from command, could face expulsion if convicted. The article notes contrasting backgrounds of Williams and General IAuster, highlighting military careers and age difference.
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Marine Corps
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Williams
Coronado Hotel
Colonel Williams
William
Willams
Boston
Toetel
Wilms
Aguitist Link
Colne Wllams
Arreal
Washington
Iuatier
Leutenant
Coolidge Patriarch Ill, Doctor Alarmed at Condition
March 11 AP report from Pay Mouth says Col Tobn A Coolidge father of the President lies gravely ill at bedside with heart block and weak condition. Dr Albert W Cram notes limited heart function, poor appetite, and ongoing pain as the elderly patient endures months of illness and reduced circulation.
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Albert W. Cram
Crain
Albert G Cram
Cram
Col. Coolidge
Iit
Bridgewater
Post Card Tip Leads To Corpse In Barn Outskirts
In Middletown March 11 AP reports Chief Charles A. Anderson and Officer John Clary found an unidentified man’s body in a barn near Tuttle’s black barn on the outskirts of the town. A postcard received by the police warned of a dying man and described a 65 year old man with gray beard and heavy gray hair. No identification, clothes or marks were found. A knife, eyeglasses and a cake of soap were in the pocket, along with news, coffee and bread. Coroner and medical examiner indicated exposure may have killed him.
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Aliegeti
Mio Wakemmn
Fairtiott
Womew
Stratford
Keston Range
Xale
Body of Man
Mardletown
Middletown
Charles A. Anderson
John Clary
New Griuna
Anderson
Offiger Clarry
Newfield
George Tulne
Ha Alde
A. Smith
Thompsonville
March
Edward Je Sands
Wiliam Desimond Taylor
Tos Angeles
Notion
Aman Buriel
John J. Mooney
Sands
Far West
Mooney
Taylor
Ias
Los Angeles
M. Hillis
Poin
Poin At That Time A Member of the State Police
J. A. Coogan
Coolidge Loses Ground in Fight for McCamant
Washington March 11 AP President Coolidge lost ground in his bid to have Seagate confirmed Wallace McCamant of Oregon for a federal judgeship. SenateJudicial Committee voted 10 to against a favorable report with three members still to vote. Republicans Goff Ernst Deneen supported McCamant. Cummins Herre Means opposed. seven Democrats on committee. White House says Coolidge will press Senate action despite opposition. Senator Johnson California started the challenge.
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Seagate
Wallace McCamant
Oregon
Chie
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Vale
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Deneen
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Herah
Means
Turt
Sénate
Coolidge
Senate
Johnson
Fornia
Ju McCaimant
Bridge designer called in to end numerous tieups
Stratford avenue bridge designer John HK Greiner and engineers from a bridge company inspect Bridgeport structure. Director of Public Works A J Northey says Greiner will report in a few days on causes of recent failures. Greiner examined the lifted bridge and understructure while Penn Bridge representatives assess Yellow Mill bridge for forthcoming commission review.
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Stratford Avenue
Public Works
A. J. Northey
Ibridge
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Bridgeport
Congress Street
Baltimore
Yellow Mill Bridge
Mussolini Wins Senate Approval for Labor Magistrates Plan
Rome March 11 Premier Mussolini secured Senate approval for a government bill creating labor magistrates and compulsory arbitration between employers and workers. The vote stood 139 to 47 as he hailed the reform as revolutionary. he claimed the fascist syndicalist organization now has over a million members and argued capital and labor are complementary.
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Ing
Mussolini
Senate
Achille Loria
Mussalini
Doc Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Intended Husband Suicide Sparks $250000 Suit in Boston
Sophie Stanton of Hyde Park sues the estate of John Jakomovics in Suffolk Superior Court for damages claiming he killed himself hours before their planned marriage on October 24, 1926. She argues the broken betrothal breached his promise to wed her and that his death by gas inhalation caused her loss of marriage prospects and financial damages.
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Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Sophie Stanton
Hyde Park
John Janekimoveg
Jackimovics
Jackinovics
Sophie
Tam Ro
Bridgeport Votes in Favor of Light Wines and Beer
Bridgeport polls show 1 004 for light wines and beer versus 117 against with a nine to one ratio. Voters cite whiskey, bootlegging, and prohibition as motives, while letters praise moderation, warn of youth drinking, and urge attention to the issue as the story continues on the next page.
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Weta
Bridgeport
Milford
Abigoire
Four Danbury Boys Held as Robbers
Four youths aged 18 to 20 were arraigned in Danbury city court after confessing to robberies in the last year. Robert Vigna and Matthew Failase, on parole from Meriden school for Boys, were ordered back to the school. Joseph Acrovallo received a suspended sentence with reform school placement to follow. Charles Pannorea’s case was continued until Saturday. They admitted stealing about 1,006 dollars from a drug store and looting several slot machines placed in Danbury stores.
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Robert Vigna
Matthew Failase
Meriden School
Bors
Joseph Acro~vallo
Cheshire
Charles Pannorea
Prohibition debate shifts in Congress amid senate activity
In Washington on March 11, the prohibition clash shifts from Congress to the Senate and House committees as anti and wet factions clash over modifications to key bills. Representative Celler of New York argues polls mislead the public while Wayne Wheeler defends prohibition’s stance. discussions touch on gin and beer, and the influence of alcohol on appetite and taste. The Anti-Saloon League, led by Bishop Thomas Nick and others, claims prohibition remains essential amid ongoing public sentiment.
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Democrat
New York
Jeamus Committee
Celler
York Democrat
Friends of Prohibition
League
Derea
Thomas Nick
Wheeler
Radia Talk
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Chusetts
Upshaw
Georgia
Wellborn
Oral Reserve Park
Atlante
South
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Peru Threatens to Leave Plebiscite Crisis Deepens
Arica Chile March 11 A new crisis over the historic Puterla dispute pits Peru against Chile in plebiscite talks. Peru demands postponement of voter registration and plebiscite date due to alleged Chilean violence. General Lassiter and advisers discussed the matter after a Washington communication.
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Chile
Peru
William Tassiter
Amiran Commission
Washington
Eral Lassiter
Ani
Lassiter
Regi
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