Smith pamphlet quotes M Adodi on Alfred Smith views
A May 4 pamphlet, priced at $8,000 copies, discusses Alfred E. Smith's views and the New York governor’s renomination prospects. It claims the convention would be self-selected and that Smith supporters would use lawful means to win delegates.
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Democratic Presidin Agal
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Smith
Democratic Party
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Goteram Smiths
Congress
Museum Directors Oppose Praxiteles Statue Loan
The Association of Museum Directors sharply opposes bringing the Praxiteles statue Herrid of Praxi miles to the United States for exhibition. A resolution adopted at a meeting here says removal risks damage, warns the American public should not be party to a transaction causing irreparable harm to this priceless Greek heritage.
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Washington
Association of Museum Directors
United States
Ines
Connecticut Road News May May 92d Road Openings
Connecticut road bulletin lists statewide works with detours and openings as of May. Road projects include Mansfield Depot open to traffic Hampton Wilkinson open after start, Groton roads under grading with detours, Saybrook Clinton and New Haven areas ongoing. Several bridges under construction with limited holds and one way traffic in force near Bridgeport Shelton. Roads in Norwich East Haddam Waterford and other towns show grading and incomplete sections, detours posted, and some routes passable with caution.
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Sound Beach
Guilford-Sivbrook
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Coullard
Saybrook
Midien
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Shelton
Beardsies Park
Delass
Seymour ’Bladden River
Thiotah Tivel
Cornwall
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Brookfard
Monroe
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Monroe Center
Putnach
Little River
Wife Freed From Third Term Man At Reform School
Rose LaPine Bailey of Danbury petitioned for divorce from Raymond F Bailey, a former reform school inmate, in Superior Court. She testified of years of cruelty, beatings, and financial control, recounting threats, confiscation of money, and prior prison releases as the couple’s turbulent history led to the decree and custody proceeding.
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Danbury
Rose LaPine Bailey
John W. Banks
Ouethe
Bailey
Big Wife
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Theshue Reformatory
Japan's Jingoes Campaign To Stir Oriental Union
The piece reports Japan and U S relations amid immigration bill delays and a call from a Tokyo newspaper for Asiatic unity. It argues Japan can’t accept a humiliating treaty and urges action with other Asian nations to resist Amelia and preserve national dignity.
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Oriental Union
Iorio
Associated Press
Yorovu Chohe
United States
Amelia
Orient
Dublin Denies Move To Alter Divorce Law
Irish government rejects proposals to change divorce law. Debates centered on allowing wider dissolution while delaying private legislation in Parliament. Numerous inquiries stalled as committees review the issue.
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House of Lords
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Bankruptcy Discharge Confirmed by Referee
A bankruptcy discharge was confirmed yesterday by the referee in the case of Paul Altette of Bridgeport. The meeting of creditors, led by Referee John Keogh, approved the offer of percent at a nearing conduct conference. The proceedings occurred at the bank’s canes in Norfolk.
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Hospital Receiver Authorized to Borrow Funds for Caretaking
Judge Banks in the Supreme Court yesterday granted the hospital receiver permission to borrow 90 dollars to pay the janitor for caretaking services and authorized the receiver to use several properties for foreclosure actions to protect valuable instruments and equipment at Columbus hospital.
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Lihawise
Liquor Crusade in Philadelphia Yields 9K Arrests
City program aimed at enforcing liquor laws produced more than 9,000 arrests in four months, far above last year. Inte rler corruption and illegal liquor sales spiked, with 1 8 1 8 charged for illegal possession and 7 8 1 for sale, plus 164 highway robbery suspects detained. Dozens of gambling houses raided, 329 stills seized, and 1,765 illicit wire seizures recorded.
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Directo
Perio
Taxi Driver Returns $72 000 In Jewels In Honest Deed
In New York on May 9 Inba Cndy thanked a New York taxi driver for returning jewels worth $72 000 she left in his cab. She praised the driver and said he would be rewarded, emphasizing the honesty of the act.
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Inba
Charles Wo Swift
Bernsburg
Hem
How the Inner Mysteries Reveals Startling Rheumatism Facts
A provocative feature claims rheumatism vanishes as if by magic after long suffering. It cites a man named Mr Asherman who, at 83, regains strength and resumes business and walking with ease, challenging doctors and a popular belief about rheumatic causes and cures.
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