Yale appoints four for faculty to expand ranks
The Yale faculty appointments include four new members: three assistant professors and one instructor. Named as assistant professors are John Clark Arehs, John Dunnett Leer, and Raymond Garrison Hussey. The two associate professors promoted are XT Davie and Howard Witene Magen D. Instructors Nora Torrey, Orlando Lasvren Fh, John Niehoatas Beicke, Ham Macdonot Geometalph M, and Maness Eammel Tait join the staff with initial appointments beginning May 1.
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John Clark Arehs
John Dunnett Leer
Raymond Garrison Hussey
Archeslis
Scienciate
Howard Witene Magen
Hares Mercall Geimar
Eee Maness Eammel Tait
Gangster Inventor Arrested in Hartford
A Hartford detective story centers on a gangster inventor linked to a New York ring. Police say Tessler aided a plot to transport ten automobiles with forged or altered motor numbers into Hartford, with forged plates substituted by Reising. Arrest records note cars traced to New York sellers and a police court hearing planned.
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Hartford
Tno
Firearn
Tessler Sane
New York
James J. Moucin
Patiessica
Tsland
Sintas
Fen Dail
Rome
Reising
Worcester Unions Delay Strike Action Amid Labor Tensions
In Worcester, unions halt planned strike actions after talks with employers. Officials report progress toward a framework addressing wage and working conditions. If negotiations stall, workers warned of renewed actions. Community leaders urge calm as discussions continue through the week.
Japanese Diet Passes Finance Relief Bill
The Japanese Diet approved a finance relief measure amid ongoing political debate. Lawmakers backed the bill as relief provisions were outlined, with supporters citing targeted aid while critics warned of long term fiscal impact.
Quality Street at Central Tech draws Bridgeport cast
Verna Tavers of Bridgeport and Tear os chtes lead a Central Tech production of James 33. e's Quality Street opening Thursday and Friday. The curtain rises under Nelson and Gordy with costumes by Centre at High students.
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Verna Tavers
Bridgeport
Tear Os Chtes
James
Central Eigh
Central Tech School
Rorham
Quality Street
Crichton
Phoebe Loo
Julia
Farnam
the Central
Wirth Echool
Nelson
School Commencement Edition Notes Turbulent Draft
An unclear draft mentions Mire EH Ge son of Stethem Nergall as editor in chief role for a school edition. It references Orland ize and Taesehgel wave time work, Leonard Asheim, and Notre Dame entry, with disjoint phrases.
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Stethem Nergall
Orland Ize
Shomimencement
Leonard Asheim
Notre Dame
Farm buildings burn in Thompsonville blaze destroys silos
In Thompsonville a fire destroyed farm buildings including silos and a family residence. The loss is put at about 30000 dollars with cause under investigation as firefighters battled flames across the spread-out barn and shed structures. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Woman appeals as judge raises fine by one hundred dollars
A woman cried in court as a judge increased her fine by one hundred dollars, protesting aloud about the punishment and claiming the deduction would cause hardship while the bailiff tried to quiet the scene.
Delegates pledge 750000 for Jewish culture centers
New York and New England judges of the Independent Order of B nai B'rith pledged 750,000 to a 2,000,000 fund for establishing Jewish cultural centers in American universities and among young workers and to counter anti Semitic prejudice. Dr. Boris D. Bogen of Cincinnati spoke on Miller foundations similar to those at Illinois Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and California.
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New Enyland
Independent
Order of L'Nai B’rith
District Grand Lodge No
Boris D. Bogen
Cincinnati
Miller
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Bridgeport Performers Gather for Old Home Week Show
Bridgeport vaudeville troupe from local circuits gathered yesterday in Bridgeport for appearances on Poli's Alice Theatre Old Home Week bill. Notables include Lynch of Lynch and May, Bert Mel, Fred Miller of Grace and Wigler, O'Neil Boys, Springford family, and dancing stand Viola May with six dancers.
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Seattle
Poli
Alice Theatre
Main Street
B Liy" Lynch
Ag Lynch
May
Ll Dobbis
Thage
Bert Mel
Nol Fred Miller
Grace and Wigler
Taree O'Neil
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Hal Springford
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Dave Charland
Jennet
Tumbiers
Auction Bridge questions and light banter from Milton and Work
An early 20th century bridge column presents reader inquiries on bidding and play after a no trump scenario. It blends humor and analysis, noting a Washington insider prying into dummy and remarks on distraction during play as a tie to the game’s genteel banter.
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Bureau of Jurtomeulos
United States Depertat of Agriculture
Fridge
Jones
Thompson
Jon Ho
Usd
Old Home Week at Palace Starts Fourth Year This Week
The Palace hosts the fourth annual Old Home Week beginning today and running all week. The program features the O Nell Brothers in Mirth and Me, Bert Melrose in Heminins Follies, William Lynch and Marianne May in Tips and Pops, Viola May in Miss Dumbell, Fenner and Charland presenting What We Happen Next, and Fred Miller with Grace and George Figler in a Loyenberg Sisters score. Joe Flarey serves as master of ceremonies along with aaugmented orchestra under Gus Meyers Jr. The screen offering centers on Senorita starring Reba Daniels with James Hall and other favorites.
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O’nell Brothers
Bert Melrose
Company
William Lynch
Marianne May
Viola May
Miss Dumbell
Fenner & Charland
Fred Miller
Grace
George Figler
Loyenberg
Sing Neary
Joe Flarey
Gus Meyers Jr
Senorita
Reba Daniels
James Hall
Wanda Hawley Headlines Polis Vaudeville Tonight
Wanda Hawley appears in a domestic comedy sketch Squaring the Circle at Polis, supported by Pepita Granados and a cast including Harry Holdbrook. The program features Ben Lyon, Marty Brain, and a new First National short High Hat, plus “Girls” flood scenes and the Country Store.
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Vaudevile
Polis
AL Boasberg
Anatol
Secret Service
Desert
Sheik
Pepita Granalos
Castanets
Harry Holdbrook
Miss Granado
Ben Lyon
Marty Brian
Sar
Tardy
High Hat
Henry
New Cameo Program Showcases Venus of Venice Feature
The Cameo presents an entertaining night with Constance Talmadge in Venus of Venice plus new Vitaphone features. Antonio Moreno stars in a romantic comedy as Connie, while the Vitaphone Symphony under Herman Heller provides an overture. Also on the bill are John Barclay impersonations, Bernado De Pace mandarin wizardry, and a cycle of comedy songs by Gus Van and Joe Schenck. Carl V. Larson’s quartet supplies the score. All seats are reserved for the show. Next Sunday features What Price Glory with Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe in a thrill packed stage-made picture with special effects.
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Camp Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Vitaphone
Connie
Canals
Antonio Moreno
Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra
Herman Heller
John Barclay
Bernado de Pace
Gus van
Joe Schenck
Bridgeport
Giovani Martinelli
Jeanne Gordon
Carl V. Larson
Victor McLagren
Edmunde Lowe
del Iopley
Lon Chaney Stars in Mr. Wu at the Majestic
Lon Chaney portrays Mr Wu the Mandarin in the photoplay Mr Wu at the Majestic theater based on Louise Jordan Miln story. Supporting roles include Adoree Nang Ping Ralph Forbes Louise Dresser Gertrude Olmstead and Holmes Herbert. The plot centers on revenge and family honor seen from a Chinese perspective.
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Mr. Wu
Maestrc
Chaney
Louise Jordan Miln
Reren Adoree
Nang Ping
Ast
West
Louise Dresser
Renee Adoree
Ralph Forbes
Lloyd Hamilton
Man Burned Lighting Cigarette at Bethany Gas Station
Bethany filling station incident leaves John J. Murphy with burns to face and arms as Baselina ignition from a cigarette lighter flare ignites near a car. He was taken to Marsden Hospital where doctors believed the burns not fatal and sight could be saved.
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John J. Murphy
Baselina
Bethany
Marsden Hospital
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