US diplomat says US unpopular among Belgians
Vic Wageman, president of a cigar company, notes Belgians blame America for wartime debt and see US policy as causing stress. He cites Belgian industry interests and trench-era disputes as factors shaping opinion, while warning Americans may be unaware of European sentiment.
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Europe
Pela Hive
Vauwrei
Pdworl Vos Mans
For One Cigar Company
Ling
Belgium
France
Bridge Contracts Award Decision Delayed Amid bids and protests
Several firms including New Haven, Boston, and New York contenders submitted bids for a bridge project. Protests arose after a bid evaluation phase, with positions from Suntterstavane and others alleging irregularities. The awarded contractor remains pending final review, as officials consider acceptance and potential rebid.
Jerusalem Council Marks 100th Anniversary Celebration
The Jerusalem council in New England plans a 100th anniversary event hosted by Prank Cissity of Darthord and others. About 300 delegates from 23 councils are expected, with officers of the Grand Council presiding and a banquet at the Stratfield.
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Darthord
Connecticut
Jerusalem
Moselle
Sida
New Vo & Missichusetts
Rhode Island
Ma Gonal
Senictuut
Eria
New England
Brageport Counciles
Oder of Jerusalem
Evene
Stratfield
Toger
Chevrolet
William
Domme
Radio Stations Seek Names Over Call Letters
Federal regulators weigh replacing standard call letters with friendly station names. Broadcast groups want easier identification, arguing names aid listener appeal while preserving licensing needs amid shifting channel assignments.
Bogus Priest Planned to Blow Up Prison for Delivery
A priest planned to blow up a prison using a delivery scheme. Police uncovered a plot involving a cardboard blueprint, a pistol belt, and bottles containing a chemical agent. The suspect faced multiple charges as investigators linked him to the planned attack.
Constables Copy Their Uniforms and State Police Add Insignia
A fragmentary report notes constables copying uniforms prompting the state police to adopt new insignia. The piece mentions shoulder markings and a dye process for distinguishing departments amid a broader reform of attire and authority.
Kelly Fierce in Beating Raymond Murder Jury Told
In Los Angeles May 11 AP the state rests its case accusing film actor Paul Keth of murdering Raymond a musical comedy star Emma Ler testified that Kelly struck the first blow and that Raymond, almost helpless, was beaten four or five times with Kelly’s arm around his neck He allegedly delivered the final blow Raymond died next morning from a subdural hemorrhage Autopsy surgeon A F Wagner testified the death was caused by violence The defense argues Raymonds injuries came from his fall onto a bed The jury composition shifted with a male alternate replacing a woman juror leaving eight women and four men Twenty two lines.
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Los Angeles
Paul Keth
Flst
Raymond
Jasmond
Emma Ler
Negro Hota
Krelb
Suluck
Haymond
Kelly
Misa Leo
Raymonda
Dorothy Mackayve
Miss Lee
F Wagner
Earl
Helen Wilkinson
Legislator Found Guilty of Perjury in Divorce Action
Arthur Chester Browne a legislator from Salem was found guilty of perjury by a jury in New London. He testified in his own defense in a divorce case against Isabel Yoemans Browne and faced a suspended sentence, with bond set at 500 dollars. The trial featured testimony about Miss Irene Thompson and alleged movements in 1924, detailing connections to a Fitchburg holding house and various witnesses including Casper Barley and Miss Thompson.
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NTU
London
Arthur Chester i
Ealem
Cumnal Common Pleassour
New London
CL Avery
Brown
Thompson
Bown I
Penjuy
Wiss Thompsons
Mie Sina Mile
Fitchburg
Norwich
Salem
Norwoeh
1Ils
Nh Noewieh
Renevou
Ind
Miss Thompson
Fishing schooner pulled off reef in dense fog at Nauset
A fishing schooner stranded near Nauset was pulled off the reef in dense fog Monday night and towed away early morning. The vessel, home-ported in Boston, carried a cargo of ash and fuel totaling about 25 000 pounds and suffered no damage.
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Orleans
Maes Wisit
Ash Wien
Baby Dies After Fall at St Vincent Hospital
A infant aged about ten months sustained a head injury after slipping at St Vincent Hospital. Emergency staff responded and took the child for examination. Police and hospital officials are investigating the incident and the condition of the patient is not disclosed.
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Waegemans
Vic Wagemirs
Waesemane
Commission
Ann
Savate
Crtv
Westra
Lise Beer
Nia Terry
Oh Cow
New
Hatony Shea New Haven
Compan Boston Pineni
New Koerick Snore Corport
Nyork
Strart and Son Newtar
von Abe
Pont
Ferremre
Louis Tracy
Jerusalem Council
Roger
Chiargli
TUK Cissidyy
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
Natone Asseton
Broadcastens
Arcein
Statons
Ters Meen Tie
Om Tie
Selon
Assaciano
Rechoisteners
Ammissionec
Presen
Iano
Tata
Ratre
Ould
Stete
Bere
Roy al Tumie
Conan
Leev
Camne
Peteriuier
Tol Jvarkin. Org
Pete
uacisiNan Department
Dlagh
Dorothy Mackaye
Leon
St Vincents Hospital
America
Concottum-Naren Inc
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Atlanta
Minneapolie
Cleveland
Dallas
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
New Orleana
Chaser
Phillips
Magnesia
Philips
Charles PoUbve Gheuueal Company
Piudecessor Gharlea
Phillipe Sme
Krueger
American Bottling CO
Ellsworth St
Bridgeport, Conn
Peg
Meriden
Bernarde Te
Bette
Aiscomfort
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