Education vs Luxury Most People Worth More Than Things
Dr. Charles L. Sheldon told the United Church forum that modern wealth misjudges human worth. He cited government stats showing education spending dwarfed by spending on cigars, cosmetics, and war, arguing Jesus valued people above material price. He urged viewing workers as human beings with divine value, citing Lincoln, Luther, Moody, and a Chicago evangelist’s conversion.
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Ion Jesus
Sheldon
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Jesus
Emv&kes
Lincoln
Luther
Dwight L. Moody
Washington
Jaincalin
Sehori
Tad
Chicago
Munro
Lake Michigan
Ng Corporation
Sheldon Adie
Lalor
Algo
Poles and British Clash in Silesia
Crowds thronged transit hubs as Allied plebiscite efforts in Upper Silesia faced crowds. German and Polish voters expected around 2.5 million, with ballots split between Polish and German choices. Ambassadors warned of potential protests amid tension, while German officials contemplated alleging unfair results and partition demands. British and Polish contingents pressed for orderly voting as Polish-majority districts saw German election judges resign or decline to serve. Quiet, orderly patrols reported in Upper Silesia amid continued Allied oversight.
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Telay
Silesia
I Simons
Germany
Kim O
London
Sdelay
Silesian
Paris
Psland
Council of Ambassadors
Poland
Annelped
Seithon
Fargowitz
Professor Morgan at Harmony Lodge I C B 8
Yale University Law School professor Ed mund Mor Morgan spoke at Harmony Lodge on State Street about the relation of the lawyer to society. The meeting had sparse attendance but was the first in a planned series by local committees for similar talks in the near future.
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Edmund Mor
Morgan
Yale University Law School
Ing State Street
Marsan
Navessany
Orne Mening
Carsely
Carl Mayes
James J. Don
Agliington
Mary Davie Lamorrow
Davis
Jesr
Wallace
Hoover
Roneiserab
Baparanse
Secord Davis
Nifiela
Lane
Coolidge Urges Justice and Labor Unity for Prosperity
President Coolidge outlines a new era of prosperity through harmony between labor and capital and a broad program to reform revenue laws and expand business. He notes stabilization of international relations and the German indemnity as key to growth, urging collaboration among government, industry, and workers.
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Alredy
Congress Ty
Wln
Sisiness Enterprises
Mendins
Rais
Paris Press Foresees U S Ratifying Versailles Treaty
The Petit Parisien predicts the United States will evolve toward French views via a visit, urging timely action on Versailles. It argues France cannot accept major changes and that America may align with France if the treaty is approached with restraint and mutual consideration.
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Poanres
Marc
Associated Press
Perk Parisien
United
Marteer Algoa
Vaviani
Nelsons
Cowith
France
Thes Perit Parisien
Harding
Leagim of Nations Front
Fon Rharerts Dlicans
Amers
Versailles
America
Versaille de Bact
League of Nations
Washington
Prana
Hughes
Petit Parisien
Dr Day Urges Youth to Make Christian Choices Daily
Dr William Horace Day spoke at United Congregational Church about boys and girls shaping Christian character by personal, informed decisions. He stressed youths must register and reaffirm choices themselves, with guidance but not delegation from parents or teachers, citing Jesus as a twelve year old making a decisive commitment.
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Christaan
Dryfilliam
Horace
United Congregational Church
Father
Syorher
Dr. Day
Sten
Tay
Biblical Play in Casino Draws Large Bridgeport Crowd
A Hungarian language Easter production drew an enthusiastic audience at BR kocai Hall and then a larger venue due to crowd demand. The play featured Joseph, Pharaoh, and other biblical figures with music and costumes by local volunteers and organizers led by Charles Wellington and Father Kovatchik. A separate federal and state raid on liquor and gaming venues along the Sound front disrupted weekend activity, with multiple inns and saloons visited and several operators charged. Funeral arrangements for Henry Atwater set for tomorrow at 2 PM in Bridgeport, with his service at the Holy Mutits churen on Bostwick Avenue and burial in Derby. Atwater was a longtime Bridgeport manufacturer, public official, and civic leader survived by his wife, son, two grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
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Diderevesent
Byallsh
Reyalylk
Holy Mutits
Bostwick Avenue
Joseph
Ws Brothers
Ation
Koval
Millenia
Charles i Wellington
Psther Kovatchik
Niga
Bridgeport Ootics Force
Yong
Valentine Saalko
Alexander Hudacsk
Aioe Savants
William Lucas
Joseph Lown
Anelle Ikerakes
Helena
Ary Blagsk
Vera Sairyoantus
Anne Kealko
Mary Szalko
Bessie Lucas
Helena Norvath
Margareth Lesko
Auriel Majansik
bin Kerekes
Isis
Guldy ‘Larnoexy
BR Kocai
Walter Kovalchik
Benne Quay ‘Iy
Arrosind
Shore Front
Hound View
Walnut
McAulitte
Rink Cantiien
Heeleet
Sound Front
Wis Craynes
Tom Madiser
Key
Saybrook
Walnut Beach
United States
Bridgeport
Lomarow
Derby
Pineras
Civitan Avenue
Atwater
Etvle Ami
Statory
Rélesx
Atawater
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Ptbie
Omilitary
Middletown
Fly
Andover Academy
Stark
Worka
Marigold
Mr. Johi
TSS
Ia Wile
Zon
Red
Colmbin Sul
Belt Carmpasay
Soviets and Turks Reach Boundary Treaty Accord
London dispatch reports a new treaty between Russia and Turkey defining Turkey Boundaries. Both nations agree not to recognize any frontier claims not acknowledged by the other. The agreement abolishes the system of capitulations. Territorial terms include Georgia gaining Balm with local autonomy and port access.
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London
Russia
Turkey
Moscow
Throlétre
Sia
Georgia
Key
Ardashan
Frank S. Brown Hotel Proprietor Dies in New Preston
Frank S. Brown, proprietor of the Loomarwick hotel on Lake Waraniag, died at his New Preston home today at age 31. He represented the nation in the general assembly in 1898.
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Washington, Conn
Frank Brown
New Preston
Naten
State Police Authority Abridged Debate On 1919 Act
Hartford report shows discussion before the judiciary committee on Wednesday about repealing a 1919 act granting the superintendent of state police licensing and supervision of amusement parks. Park proprietors number of amusements voiced opposition to repeal as proposed.
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Hartford
Cont
Judiciary Commiitee
Legislatire
Eleven Crushed As Jitney Tips In New York Crash
A jitty bus overturned at West First Street and Madison Avenue in New York, injuring multiple passengers and causing panic. Dr James A Walsh treated the most serious injuries at St Vincent's hospital while others were taken to nearby medical facilities. driver Gus was charged with failing to stop and posting bail set.
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Land Street
Michael Dusming
West First Street
New York
Madison Avenue
Ing Dikney
Bee
Jasmine Party
Amd Demelighea Bis
James A. Walsh
Fefaule
Angelo Varone
SL Vincents Hospital
Jogn Burton
Righ Ary
JO. Flynt
SFR Wariattae
Cpaiuna
Mra
PT Kea
Wea
Alii
Jon Pretieur
Clei
Kang
Riviaw
Maken Heme
Aimee T. Bsa
South Avenue
Haerration
Han Calen
Rae
Bray
Javerdi
Obituary notices for Mary Burns Campina and others
Obituary notices report Mary Burns Campina widow of George Burns died Saturday at 1 Stratford Avenue. She leaves several children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren with multiple siblings mentioned. Funeral at 8:34 Pelock from her home and 9 o clock Mass at Sacrament Church. Burial at St Michaels Cemetery. Also noted are death notices for W T Horsener and others with brief genealogical details and funeral arrangements.
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Mary .Burns
George
Cera Yany
Stratford Avenue
Cour Sens
John
George A
Jodward Filugeraht
Ars
Michael Kervins
Harriet Campana
Isaac Risely
Annie Burns
Peter
Gielock
St Michaels
Captain Webb
Bridgeport Police Department
Toy
Nfatleay Iron Works
Anti-Saloonists Fight On After Ruling Stirs Debate
Washington march report shows anti saloon league vowing to press the fight until a ruling is overturned. They warn measures to proscribe beer require careful medical and pharmacist oversight. The piece notes pharmacists and licensed druggists must handle prescriptions and bans could affect sales in social spaces.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Crneral
Waine B. Wherlie
Jean
Wheeler
Soca Puriiaine
Two Held after Theft of Manager Bardo's Motor Car
A report from New Haven notes two men were taken into custody over the theft of a motor car linked to manager Bardo. The suspects, described as residents of derare City and Reena do Davart Chine, were detained on charges including absintus and related offenses. The incident occurred yesterday amid a broader police action in the area involving university students and local occupants. The article mentions a general arrest context tied to the New Thaven roa Ware district and a warning from authorities about potential fiber-related risks.
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London
Derare City
New Haven
Absitinus
Amor
Hiltiper
Peilen
Torsten
Fragmented OCR Report on Pre Peace Talks Reception
Vague notes describe a gathering with elation and references to Poland and peace efforts. Mentions Premier, indications of wartime context, and confusion in the text. Readers should note the fragmentary nature of the source and the lack of clear events or dates.
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Smaig
Gihgan
Poland
Phe Bovyetis
Retail Board Formed by Chamber of Commerce
Retail board of the chamber of commerce formed with officers including DM Jones of TD Company as chairman Oppel of Had Con and George 8, Trogell of winare Stores and Beal of Meigs Company as treasurer. Members listed include Parker Archibald Smith and Joseph Be ne. A dinner is planned in the Chamber of Commerce in March to discuss retailers issues and solutions.
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Number of Commerce
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TD. Company
Oppel
Had & Con
George
Trogell
Winare
Dic
Beal
Meigs Ampany
Parker
Archibald Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Souexc
Golving Chem
Iy Sexyerts
Weather forecast for England and Atlantic coast
Fragmented text describes unsettled weather across England and the Atlantic region. Winds from the southwest and northeast, with fair and fair to show near calm conditions, storms possible and warnings for wet conditions on Monday and Tuesday.
Allies Occupation Cabinet to Confer on Wage conflicts
Packers labor leaders fear a new wage dispute as Allied occupation officials, in Berlin and Duisburg districts, move to supervise wartime agreements. Reports from Washington and Berlin describe mediation efforts, potential reinstallation of wartime labor rules, and monitored industry restrictions amid uncertain outcomes.
Waterbury Boxer Held For Danbury Hold Up
Police arrested a Waterbury boxer and an accomplice for a Danbury hold up. The pair admitted to assault and robbery of two men, confirming they had carried out the earlier attack and another robbery. One man, Lawrence, formerly a boxer, resided in Waterbury.
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Danbury
Lawrence No
Aye
Lobes
Middletown Doctor Found Dead in Bed
A prominent physician of Middletown, Dr Jaseaa MacDougall, was found dead in his bed at home. Police say the death appears natural. no foul play suspected as neighbors note he had been ill for weeks.
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Cann
Mer
Jaseaa MacDougall
Wee Fom
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