Algonquin Club Marks St Patrick Day With Entertainment and Prizes
Algonquin club observed St Patrick Day with a mixed program drawing about 360 members. Freen carnations and smoking la ipes were worn, the Algonquin chorus performed under Robert Weber Jr. Soloist Joseph helped spotlight civic honors. The evening included vaudeville acts, a dance show, and a pool and billiard tournament where W Church and T ON Fakeman led the winners. Second prizes went to several residents and guests listed in the program.
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Algonquin Club
Algonquin Chorus
Vonier
Lronert Weber, Jr
Civ
Joseph
Vieltteville Xa
Newwight
Robiteen
Cove
Fire
W. Church T. ON. Fakeman
N Whippte
A.M. Vv. Lannenegger
Te W. Beardsley
Fel
Keller. Braddock
Milford Man Killed In Collision With Truck
Milford man Adeebho Hea fg deeld erie Qneibie for dle aeath. Coroner said Setinsky was driving toward home when his auto crossed into the wrong side of the highway near Ansonia. Official report notes Mabie bit Setinskx's mo thd left wide, the collision occurring on the highway and resulting in the man’s death.
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Deeld Erie
Dle
Aeath
Seling
Milford
Veroner Eli Rete
Setinsky
Bly Ik PS
Ansonia
Mabie
Setinskx
Setinsk
New Canaan Murder Mystery Baffles Officials
A garbled notice from New York describes a murder case involving a laborer and his family. The fragmented text names victims and suspects, with misread addresses and ages, signaling an active homicide inquiry and calls for identification of a person of interest.
Pastor at 75 Prepares to Erect New Church
Rev Henry Stane pastor of the Advent church plans to complete a new church building after his 75th birthday anniversary. He has drawn all plans and specifications, will do interior decorating, and a reception with gifts is planned tomorrow evening.
Tax on Wearing Apparel Sparks City Debate
City officials consider taxing wearing apparel as a sum of assessments rises. The master barbers discuss equipment exemptions, with 32 barbers summoned and several fined for failure to list property. Officials note total untaxed property valued at thousands amid disputes over exemptions and penalties.
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Slyes
Wernblut
Congregation Alawath Achim
Ioward
Burbera
Discu
Youn
Yale Study on Crime and Death Shapes Autopsy Focus
A fragmentary report outlines a study led by figures such as Prof. Ruggles and Dr. Chapman examining criminal tendencies and psychological traits through autopsy findings. It notes interest in the shape of the dead and pathology as guiding topics for the research in the mental hygiene department.
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Lenin
Faves Uurr Fervis
Ruggles
Chapman
Brn Staeshen
Lee
Mae
Dry leader cites straw votes to prove public support
Scott Muliride, head of the Anti Saloon League of America, denounces state wide dry rules as a model for nationwide prohibition. He cites straw polls from Rhode Island, New Jersey, and Virginia and notes recent reform votes favoring enforcement over modification. He says drys revive local organizations to push data driven campaigns and argues straw majorities fail to mirror eventual legal outcomes.
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Cricago
Scott Muliride
Anti-Saloon League of America
United States
Bell
Rhode
Istana
Jersey
Virginia
Meliride Ue
Washington
McBride
Tvook
Catigoraip
Iver
Cllifornia
Unclear OCR fragment remains from city and newspaper names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple cities and regions with no clear event or person. Readable items include Boston New Jersey New York Sioux City and Kansas City. lacks coherent story or date to summarize.
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ALPS
Boston
Mis- Cinemaatth Volumins
Oli Davenport
Lens
Kansas City
Mu Danter
Poa
Manchester
N.td
New Jersey
Slate
Orbes
Litew York Ity
Peavia
Pittebusi Daulding
Sioux City
Iawa
South Bend
Ind
Washiti
Streseman Faces New Difficulties In League Talks
The article reports difficult positions facing Streseman amid debates on Germany’s entry into the League and securing a permanent council seat. It notes tension over responsibilities and distrust among governments, with emphasis on the need for understanding rather than blame. It recounts discussions at Geneva and mentions efforts to form future policy between Germany and other powers despite unresolved issues.
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Wermau
Germany
League
Geneva
Miree Dundee
Streeman
Chapman Fang Executions Ticket Offer Sparks Controversy
Gerald Chapman is slated for execution on April 10. The article notes three tickets priced at $150 each to witness the death, with offers up to $154 and various individuals seeking to attend. Public interest centers on the legality and ethics of selling admission to an execution.
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Chapman Fang
Tlartpord
Gerald Chapman
Vanty
Ander
Nyman
Army Officer Dies on Gallows in Philippines Trial
The Army medical board found no mental derangement in Thompson after his execution. The court held a murder verdict and sentenced him. The case was reviewed by the judge advocate in Washington and by the President. Thompson, a twenty five year old, hailed from Rockaway, Long Island, New York, and an enlisted man refused a West Point appointment.
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Army Medic Board
Thompsop
Thompson
Judge Advocate
Philippines
War Department
Washington
Croudse
Thampson
West Point
Lear Rockaway
Long Island
New York
Italy Seeks Commission to Revise League of Nations Statutes
The council met in secret to discuss revising the League statutes, proposing an immediate special commission with fifteen country representatives, including five from Germany, Argentina, China, Poland and Switzerland. The push aims to overhaul the framework before the September assembly, amid Germany's failed election bid and ongoing seat contest.
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Dinenstelg
League
Imaediate
Jine
Germany
Argentina
China
Popa
Switzerland
MM. Ijrand
League of Allons
Fymann
le Aronigt
Itr
Geneviy
Braz
Npoin
Gennany
Viermna
Fina Thy
Cee
Colonel Coolidge Chapman's Body Found Near Plymouth
Reports describe the discovery of Colonel Coolidge Chapman's body near Plymouth after a helicopter supply route. National Guardsmen were organized and housed at local residences as preparations for a presidential security event continued.
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Colonel Coolidge Chapman
Jennings Bros Appeal Against Assessed Valuation
Jennings Bros. Co appeals a valuation set on its property, arguing the assessment failed to place a proper value. The case references a claim of $4,551 and involves questions of manufacturing and machinery valuation. A Supreme Court review is sought to determine the correct assessment and relief.
Homing Pigeon Club Plans Spring Races
Stratford community details a spring pigeon racing program led by local fanciers including Chief Judson and Assistant Chief Anthony. The season opens May 7 with entries shipped from various towns and timed release points at increasing distances up to 1000 miles, alongside city improvements and a mosquito control and clean up campaign.
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Masehitz
Ly Bridgeport
Ieur Club
Sundford
Sund
Trent
Bach Vrealter
Stratford Tance
Tradt
Pir
Talahiassee
Florida
Judson
William Anthony
Anthony
Sterling Memorial Hal
Venefius Church
Children of Daily of St
Chapman Counsel Sees Hope in Long Quest
Fragmentary text shows Chapman counsel noting hope after a prolonged search, with references to feet measurements and a political event. The piece mentions Will be measured by feet and party members attending an election, with notes on press exclusion and county papers.
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K. W. Scott Wil
Lederime
Florida resident arrested here on breach of the peace
An unclear report states a Florida resident was arrested in connection with an incident at a bank involving a suspected breach of the peace. The suspect, identified as A. Ed, faced charges linked to commercial or financial misconduct during the investigation. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Pirisun
Baidean
Orc
Rod Guo
Canepla
Green Automobile Stolen in City Theft
A green automobile parked on Gulden Hil street attracted attention for its color on Patrick's Day. The unmarked vehicle disappeared before 7 p.m. that night while police searched for the green car in the city and nearby towns.
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Duce Wilcox
Penroy
Former prisoner turned jail clerk linked to Meriden fraud case
A former prisoner, Boardman, who served a year for a Meriden National Bank theft, has been rehired as a county jail clerk. Reports state Judge Thomas suspended the rest of the sentence, Boardman was placed in probation, and later returned to work in the jail’s front office while living off-site. The case prompted continued probation supervision and special oversight by the sheriff.
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Wworiavien
Mer H National Bank
Jbourdinay
Pointy
Dwin Thomas
Te Wad Pet
Hellman
Faust Ontober
Florida
Meriden Bank
Beitela
Tue
Meriden
Sherif Geddes
Boardman
Hin
Ak Etdwin
Oeto- den
Maatsear
Boardman Wiing
Rhyo Eihie
U S Doubts Arms Pact In Europe
Washington voices doubt on the European disarmament process amid delays in the League of Nations disarmament commission and potential impact on U S policy. Officials warn postponement could affect future arms talks and influence Geneva proposals amid ongoing consultations.
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U.S
Europe
Process Server Seeks Towne in Controversial Suit
A process server seeks Towne in a sprawling case alleging persecutions and death threats connected to a prominent Yale & Towne lock company family dispute. The filing states Towne is to be held in contempt and tied to a manslaughter like sequence, with property seized to force attendance at hearings.
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Choicago
Meredith Towne
Nilvenaire
Sue
Yale & Tewhe
Afes
Morethy
Hon
Goelory
Sean
Group seeks reimbursement from van Sweringens directors
In Magmond Virginia, minor stockholders of a Chesapeake and Ohis Lauroed company filed a formal demand calling on the board of directors to reimburse all expenses incurred by van Sweringens and his associates in relation to a merger proceeding. The action seeks recovery of costs from the merger process.
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Magmond
Maveh Vi
Chesapeake and Ohis Lauroed
Tooad ‘Ormal
Camping
Tpi
Vad Swetingesis
Peake
Precvedia Mit
Rothschild fined for selling relic Venus Genetrix
In Naylies Italy on March 17 AP reports Baron Marc de Rothschild and three others found guilty of exporting the Venus Genetrix statue to America in 1923 without permission. The court fined Baron de Rothschild 370,000 lire, the seller and two others 1,000 lire each, plus a joint indemnity of 6,000 lire to the state treasury.
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Alfredo Campanelli
Atule Treasury
Rubber company sues local firm in Pennsylvania suit
Quaker City Rubber company of Philadelphia sues local firm over a $14,000 claim. An attachment valued at $17,000 targets Frank Morris property at 526 Fairfield avenue. Sheriff filing notes proceeds and guarantees tied to a $3,000 note, with nonperformance cited.
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Frank
Moh
Fairfield Avenue
Mosrias Hochst
Colds, Grip or Latuenaa Preventive Remedy Ad
An old box advertisement promotes Laxglive Brom Quin in tablets as a preventive treatment. The copy mentions a signature by H.W. Grove and presents the item as a proven remedy for colds and grip.
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H.W. Grove Box
Sleeps All Night Now Matamel Offer
Miss Catherine Dunne reports two years of backache neckache headaches dizziness swollen ankles and low appetite. A New York lab assistant touts Matamel as a nondrug concentrate from Mexican Maguey plant with no alcohol or narcotics claiming relief after years of suffering. Read and ask your druggist for Matamel or find local drug stores at 493 Mit in St. and 1832 State St.
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Catherine Dunne
Brookview Ave
Bridgeport
Pr Newton's Laboratories
New York
Mexico
Mit
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