Public expects too much from science in charge
In New York on May 11 Ary The Gold tarda of the American Institute of Anemiats spoke in Lafayette By Momis of Yale University. He warned that the public demands more from science than it can deliver and urged confidence in disciplined scientific progress while noting practical limits in chemistry and other fields. He emphasized that failures can erode trust and support for science if unrealizable expectations persist.
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American Institute of Anemiats
Wis
Bentessay Lafayette
Momis
Yale University
Cone
Mendel
Ufe
Aten
Science
Science 14
Expert Explains Child Clinics and Training Session
An expert from London discusses child clinics and training at a citizenship school event run by Women Voters. Dr Morris of the University explains how clinics aid children’s health and self care, with attendees hearing about new programs and a related courtroom mock trial planned by Worms College students.
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London
Beatie
Vrenk Morris
Unit 8
Elah Ani Meruliy
Ationalis
Amd
Morris
ePessites Ag
Mai Seager vows never to kiss another woman
Syracuse AP dispatch reports Ralph Seager declares he will not kiss another woman while living with his mother Mrs Amy Seager at their home in Syracuse. The remark follows his being charged with a crime tied to a previous relationship. Seager says he pledged to himself after a confrontation involving Ariene Curtin.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Mar li
Ralph Seager
Generaquimermstin
Amy Seager
Hentre
Mellon Quizzed on Blame for Liquor Laxity
A letter to Secretary of the Treasury Mellon questions the administration’s role in enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. The Women’s National Committee for Law Unforcement accuses officials of lax enforcement, probes claims that Prohibition enforcement leadership was obstructed, and asks where real responsibility lies for failures to enforce prohibition.
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Secretarcs
Melon II
Hoy Haines
Jorer
Oeral Enforcement Bureau
Offvers
Wires Carried Snyder Gray Trial Telegraphed Word Totals
New York reporters used 43 wires during the Snyder-Grain trial in Queens County court house to transmit thousands of words. Western Union reported 4 wires in use while others sent tens of millions of words to newspapers in New York City Europe and Canada.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph
Queens County Court House
Bang
Islanct City
Europe
Gerymuumy
Anada
Clevelay
Mrs Snyder and Gray in Court
A fractured court report describes Mrs Snyder and Gray in a sanity case at Sing Sing. The narrative suggests insanity defenses, nervous strain, and a complex courtroom exchange as counsel argue our client’s fate. The piece uses garbled phrasing but centers on a dramatic legal confrontation and anticipated testimony.
Bridgeport Man Elected Head by Foresters of America
John F. Pacey of Bridgeport was elected yesterday grand chief ranger of the Grand Court of Connecticut Foresters of America at the 27th annual Norwich convention. Bridgeport was chosen as site for next year’s meeting. Mr Dacey, a longtime member since 1903, has held state roles and was chief sub ranger before his election.
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John F. Pacey
Bridgeport
Grand Coat of Connecticut
Foresters of America
Norwich
Dtnreny
Golden VU Street
Tie
Dacey
Connecticut
Captured Rattlers Arrive for Park Display in Beardsley
An aged rattlesnake of unusual size is presented to Park Department for Beardsley Park Ave display. Captured by Butler School principal Ernest M. Butler at 148 Washington Ave, the reptile was brought in after being caught near Spalding's store on Fairfield Ave. Percy, a Massachusetts visitor, aided in the capture of a second rattler earlier this week. The creature will be kept in a glass cage until the park officials decide its fate.
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Eught Ratiles
Beardsley Park
George Tercey
Butler School
Ernest M. Butler
Washington Avenue
Spalding
Fairfield
Beraxhures
Massacho Pr
Tle
Percy
Busines
Suffield
Mass
Pe 4
Meare Cory
Ebedling da Tiest
Sonora
Cosa Rangel
Mexico City
War Department
Ele
Los Angeles
Rel
Mexico
Ueal
Inaav Tangsle
Oda Novales
Reina
Hons
Gentiu
Fuller silent on Sagco Vanzetti clemency request
A partial and garbled report notes Fuller silent on Sagco and Vanzetti clemency during a period of political pressure. A secretary of state sent telegrams to Governor Kellogg and President Roosevelt seeking the release, while a Rochester law group petitions for an investigative committee. Residents petition Milwaukee clemency as war-era officials are referenced.
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Kellogs
Guvernor Inter
Roolidge Frou
Meares
Sacer
Vannetti Antung
Rochester
Millwaukee Wis
Sitens
Steel Mill Tenor to Sing Here Sunday
A local event features the Steel Mill Tenor performing at a Sunday service and evening concert at the Methodist church. Despite garbled text, the piece notes prior appearances in New York and Rhode Island and mentions community praise and attendance expectations.
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Steel Mill
Catan
New York City
Brandt Marcu
Two Workmen Injured in Norwalk Tire Plant
NORWALK May 13 Imperiary Two Norwalk men were hurt on successive days at the Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company. John Russell of Witten avenues had his right arm caught in hot rollers, with severe skin loss below the elbow. He was taken to Norwalk Hospital and may be out for months, skin grafting possible and infection a risk. Daniel Pakis of 1212 Fell Street suffered injuries to both arms in the same machine, rushed to the hospital in serious condition and described as in critical danger tonight.
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Norwalk
Simel
John [Russell
Witten Avenues
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
Nuanner
Nor
Daniel Pakis
Fell Street
Spulo
Boston Coast Guard halts Irish bond money search
Fog and heavy seas cripple search for Irish bond fund subscribers as Coast Guard and Navy vessels extend patrols from Nova Scotia toward Boston. Planes grounded. officials say the effort cannot reach beyond 200 miles from land and no definite trace found. Debate grows over fund control between Irish Free State and De Valera supporters, with local chambers urging return of money to subscribers.
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Air Boston
Voli
Faler von Paulsen
Coast Guard
Nova Scotia
Snall
Navy
Eatter
Mojave
Wandank
Mohave
Andrew J Peters
Baton Chamber of Commerce
Pa Charmber
Commorers
Boston Chamber of
Sleam Committee
Akkerl
Tusticu Peters
Free State
Tyree Peters
Ree
Trish Republic
Suni
Noonan
Lers
Tod
Experiment to save polluted clams in Massachusetts waters
Boston reports a state plan to test cleansing polluted shellfish by transferring them to clean waters. Experimental stations on the north and south shores will study chemical sterilization of clams in a tank. The project aims to prevent economic loss to fishermen forbidden to harvest shellfish due to pollution.
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Boston
State Departments of Health
Obituary for Talaie Leckell at 598 Park Avenue
Funeral services were held at her home and St John s Episcopal Church with Rev Sherman officiating. Burial followed in Mountain Cemetery in the family plot. Survived by husband, Mary Post, siblings, one son Anthony Post, and three grandchildren. Also mentions a separate obituary for Abs Attia Ut, wife of Thana Farr, with funeral at Chain Street Church.
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Talaie Leckell
Park Avenue
St. John's Episcopal
H Sherman
Stephen Sherman
Buerhal
Mountain Cemetery
Leck Parente
New Leroy Tunison Cal Tsar
Yorks
Degynatest
New York
Eity
Maud Sickeli
Ned
Joof Michael Veet
Dtond Street
Attia Ut
Thana Farr
M. Locas
Charles J. Dlebtasath
First Baptist Church
Aoson
Henry En Can
Ao Hunedier
Miene
Parity Lodge Dance and Mardi Gras at the Ritz
The Rebekah Lodge staged its third annual Maytime dance and Mardi Gras at the Ritz, drawing over 1,000 attendees including delegations from New York City Stamford New Traven Waterbury South Norwalk Derby and Ansonia. Performances featured Gertrude Shapiro, an 18 year old dancer, and George Bly, tenor. A committee led by Mrs Onis and Mr Wileiweies organized the event with Mrs Kelly Ta and others assisting.
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Liebekah Lodge
Preserted
The
Ritz
New York City
Stamford
New Traven
Waterbur
South Norwalk
Derby
Anson Apters
Getrude Shapiro
Coli
George Bly
Voont St
Voont St. Thel Committee In Ehsten Out the Affair, Included Mfre
Onis
Wileiweies
Nialbal
Kelly
Sarih Bey Otsk
Sate Sherman
Augusta Plekman
Insurance Chief Silent On Snyder Policy Appeal
Newark N J Prudential vice president and general counsel Alfred Ffurredl said no statement would be issued about 337000 in re insurance on Albert Snyder. Mrs Snyder, widow, had appealed her murder conviction. the policy details show three plans totaling 45000 8500 and 36000 with double indemnity in evidential death.
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Newark
Word
Prudential Insurance Company
Adhs
Albert Snyder
Alain Art
Snder
York
Bysder
Nand Benetciry
Army planes fly 1340 miles in formation
Army planes completed a record long distance formation flight covering 1340 miles. The mission started from Selvidan with stops at Scotr fheid and other points, aiming to showcase a major aerial formation.
Gas blast wrecks store killing many in Dallas
Terrible explosion and fire ripped through a retail location in Dallas in May, investigators say. Authorities report multiple casualties as firefighters worked through wreckage and debris to recover victims and search for survivors.
Girl Attacker Sentenced to Five to Eight Years in Prison
Thomas Gaffney, 25, of Bridgeport, was sentenced by Judge Arthnor Ells in Superior Court to five to eight years for an attempted common law rape of a 25 year old woman. Gaffney pleaded guilty after driving the victim to a secluded spot near Viewrdeley Park two weeks earlier. Police arrested him the same day. The defense argued doubt over the attempt, while prosecutors noted the suspect’s pattern with unchaperoned girls.
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Thomas Gaffney
Bridgeport
Pison
Arthnor
Ells
Gaffney
Coammon
Mussian Fargen
William Street
Nichols
Viewrdeley Park
William C. Cameley
Cgafvney
Comley
Gaffney Andertons
Sa Uffeial
Anetoner Eirt
Sie
Robert de Forest
Tuckdig Arereuri
Antonio Vive
Stamtu
Fungtior
Ming
Cent
DeForest
Nat
Comey
Tudge
Rebels surround Nogales in Sonora amid rail and bridge attacks
Reports say Mexican federal forces faced Yaqui Indian uprisings near Nogales Sonora with bridges burned and telegraph lines down along the Southern Pacific railway. About 400 Mexican rebels were nearby as the Yaqui movement grows and loyalty shifts in the region.
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Mexico
Torres
Senora
Mexco
Mexian
Fderal
Nogales
Sonora
Mixcan Federal Vist Trom
Cooperation Valued by New England Paper Merchants
Hartford May 1 AP The rise of association work among paper merchants gains emphasis as the Department of Commerce at Washington cooperates fully with others in the field. National Paper Merchants Association President C Mallalieu urges aid from every individual merchant. New England section meeting at Hotel Bond was chaired by Thurles 4A 4 president, with many members from across the region.
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Hartford
May l
Department of Commerce
Washington
C. Mallalieu
National Paper Merchant’s Association
New England
Bond
Mallallen
Department of Comeres
Thurles
England Paper Merchants’ Assation
New Fweland
Iles
Oclation
Boston
Wastford
Military Drill Starts Storrs Junior Fete at Connecticut College
In a junior work program event at Connecticut Agroembard College, cadet units from RG TLC stand for the drill competition. Awards include the 76th division medal for the top platoon leader and an armory prize for the best company. Attending officers include Lt Col W Henge and Capt George Baker, with general reserve support from the 76th division.
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Stgrra
Connecicut Agroembard College
RG. Tlc
W. Henge
Turner
Execu
Coast Amery
Georre Baker
76Th Nevel
T. McGook
76Th
Brown
W. Rutfias
Polish air chief dies in Warsaw crash
Polish air force chief Col Flodwisk, assistant chief of the service, was killed when the plane he piloted crashed through the roof of a building on the outskirts of Warsaw. The crash occurred in May, with initial reports detailing the fatal accident and its location.
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Warsaw
Poland
Col Flodwisk
Widing
Student Nurses Card Party Plan Tonight at St Pat’s
The St Pat rents hospital training school student nurses announce a card party and dance this evening at Hunt ing street. Invitations available at the Nurse’s hen.
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St. Patrents Hospital Training School
Hunting Street
College Editors Meet at CAC in 1928 Storrs
May 11 report notes the Intercollegiate News Paper Association held its nest annual convention in spring 19x at the Connecticut Agricultural College campus in Storrs Connecticut. Winger, editor at Peru ton business, chaired the association business committee at the recent convention held in Plinyec city Vermont.
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Pniyec
Vermont
Bullard Voices OK Sacco and Vanzetti Editorial
Lauriston Bullard of the Boston Herald addressed the Metropolitan Newspaper Group about the Sacco and Vanzetti case. He reviewed over 3,000 pages of testimony and urged a fair outcome, noting both men were radicals tried amid postwar hysteria.
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New York
Lauriston Bullard
Boston Herald
Metropolitan
Advertising Club
Paceipen
Pris Editoria
Massachusette
Bullard
Anteg Lad
Csce
Sarco
Vane Yett
Rudicala
Meriden Firm Files Bankruptcy Petition
Meriden firm Mackie Fader files voluntary petition in U S court. Petition lists assets including 291.75 in Amboy silver and 24 633 03 claims. Manchester resident also files petition with 22 91 assets.
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NEW Waven
Mackie-Fader Company
Meridor
Jamey WL
Merl
Afce United
Amboy
Bristol
Petiion
Manchester
Shawine
Jos
Tani Htlew
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F. E. Morris
Woman Voters’ League
Qualicy
Tanch Household Shears Mo
Keack Hock
MSAD
Newsraver
Mellon
League
Veteria
Roentived
Enver
Foresters
John F. Dacey
Rattler
George Percey
Fuller
Sagco, Vanzetti
Trumbull
Judas
Geena
Paul
Ieee Trun Paris
Helle Isle
Tendo
Lulu V. Teckel
Afiehiwel Post
Rebekah Lodge
Snyder Insurance
Ban An'ponto
Fiehd
United States Avnis
Dallas
Tevns
Delvis
Peimons
Meiers
Cenibline
Ryan
Terolt
Storrs
C.A.C
Sacco
Vanzett
Meriden Firm
Fadl
Lenox and Wedgwood
China
the Davis. and Hawley CO
Tevalers Main Street
Jewelers
Main Cor
Gold St
Mratfield Hotel
Opticians
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