Mutiny Seizes Warsaw as Government Crumbles
Mutinous Polish troops surge through Warsaw after reports that forces loyal to the government occupy key buildings and martial law is declared. Marshal Pilsudski leads a revolution while cabinet splits widen, President resignations swirl, and authorities urge calm amid deadly violence.
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Belex
Petention Fren
Warsaw
Leaaly
Anterruptra
T Danvy
Joseph Ksudscki
Poland
Polish Outbreak News Kept From Paderewski
New York May 12 AAP Lenace Janu Daderewek once Polish premier and famed pianist was not warned of a Polish outbreak muting his reception today as doctors ordered no disturbance to his recovery from a severe cold. His condition improved though he was confined to his suite at the Mat Goth am for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lenace Janu Daderewek
Poland
Nice
Sea Wall Dispute Headed for Settlement Plan
A conference among city officials engineers and attorneys discussed public rights to the seawall along the shore from the foot of Grov ton to Marys wmpl and the possible acquisition of riparian rights. The talks aim to decide public versus private roadway status and funding for a parkway linking Seaside Park with Black Rock and extending to Fairfield Avenue.
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Shere
Itty Francer
Egineer Onanes A. McHiroting
Tty
George M
Park Board
Alvyed H. Terry
Ety
Geout
McNeil
Calhoun
Watson
Farequest
Mota
Grovva Mil
Marys Wnipel
Pearsall
Snow
Mit
Nsx
Tir
Thard Fs
Seaside Park
Park Boulevard
Vander’s Dock
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Ash Creek
Tront
Park Department
Bogus Priest Sent To Prison In Court Case
An opaque court report details a fraudulent scheme tied to a religious figure, with a $3,700 check forged by a man named Stoeve. The attorney received a $3,685 personal check and a $3,700 forged instrument, while the accused and associates face forgery and related charges in New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Dinke
Stoeve
Derces Hinselt Roche
Yorks
Prosecutors Meet to Probe Pardon Fraud Evidence
Chicago May 92 Prosecutors gather to review evidence linked to pardons and parole schemes tied to Joliet prison inquiry. State Attorney General aiding in probe led by Crowe and Rehn as grand jury investigates Deputy Warden Viela’s murder and a jailbreak last week.
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Ctucago
Joliet
Ybort Pf. Crowe
Aidetram
Mr. Crowe
Mtorney Rehn
Juliet
Wletp
Don Joliet
Sratch
Charles Crowski
James Price
Unc
Destet
Iden Viela
Rehn
Pscipe
X Tin Leopold
Bobby Frank
Tiowever
Mlein
Leopold
Death of Alton B Parker Crowded Funeral in New York
The prominent jurist and 1904 Democratic presidential candidate Alton B Parker died suddenly in New York City on a Sunday afternoon. His funeral cortege moved from St. Protes at Christopal church to Kingston for burial, with honorary pallbearers including Charles Hughes and John Millburn. Messages of condolence arrived from President Coolidge and other leaders as Parker’s life was recalled from his early days as a termer to chief justice of the New York Court of Appeals.
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Ras Servicca
Aton Lb
Xork City
St. Protes
Hristopal Church Street
Fitth Avenue
Han
Parker
Charles Marcerdat
Trinity Church
Mits
Eily
Teker
Ap Pearont
Bishtheudop
Ernest M
Tong Istead
W Street
New Jersey
West Shore
Kingston
Tharles & 1 Sreer Hinll
Kington
Tare
Tie
Sale
Charles TN. Hughes
Sohn W Levis
President Coolidge
Stewart
Cother
Imin “Odell
Stewart Jaren
Judge Parker
Termier Bey
Chiet Justics
Yok Court of Appeals
Theodore Ronevel
Cam Rai
Andy Thodean
Cone
Parker Co
Waly Walle
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls From City Streets
At 3 30 p m Thomas Kennessey of 905 Jsossuth street was taken from hi side home to St Vincent s hospital with a stab wound. At 5 10 p m Paul Masinko of 646 Bishop avenue received a cut tendon in the right ham and was taken to St Vincent s hospital. At 6 25 p m In A Siler of 169 Parrott avenue was struck by an auto and admitted to St Vincent s hospital. At 4 00 p m Josephine Petros of 120 Poplar street was swapped from a window end refused to go to hospital.
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Thomas Kennessey
Jsossuth Street
Ken
St. Vincent's Hospital
Paul Masinko
Bishop Avenue
A. Siler
Parrott Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Hanergene
Josephine Petros
Poplar Street
OUSTING OF WITOS OBJECT OF REVOLT
Warsaw braces for unrest as government reels from a planned coup to oust Premier Witos. Military precautions rise with machine guns atop government buildings and lines guarded. Pilsudski, once president, could be named generalissimo under a Diet bill as Witos forms a cabinet.
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Sivnie al Renibertor
ATS Polard
pWarsa
Prague
Ay Ojeteshi
Warsaw
Witux
Joseph Pileudsk
Witos
Marshal Plisudski
Poland
Siazynak
Ims Coalon
Diet
Dave
Marshal Vilsuder
Atelice
Pilsudsidi
Yeste
Pilsudski
Witoe
Peasant's Party
Malin
Jong
Nilo
Plisudski
Supreme Army Command
Wits
Europe
Universalists Hold Convention at Stafford
The 14th annual state convention of Universalist churches opened at the Stafford Universalist Church with delegates from 16 church groups. Officers will be elected as the five year program for Connecticut churches outlined in the afternoon session. Mrs Shedd of Portland delivered a missionary address and Mrs Midelyn Wood of Stamford was elected president of the women’s missionary society committee.
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Stafford
the Universalist Churches
Universt
Charles T. Pinner
G. A. Tracey
Norwich
John van Schaick, Jr
Christ Leader
Andress
Charles YT. Puffer
Stafford Universalst Church
Edward A. Lewis
Stamford
Louise W Marcia
Merrilon
Treacher
Lian Fisher
Hartford
Rockville Judge Heads State Probate Body
Rockville May 12 AP Judge John F Fahey reelected president of the Probate Assembly at the annual meeting. Officers elected include Jat Curtiss Tac, of Midietown, vice president, and Jidar George He Mante, of Windsor, secretary and treasurer. Deputy State Stoner Carles Holcombs note Gisousvng the 1925 law requiring probit vouct.
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Hartfoad
John F. Fahey
Rockville
Jat
Kansas City Aims Main Street Transformation to Fifth Avenue
Kansas City merchants plan to remodel Main Street like New York’s Fifth Avenue. They seek cooperation with property owners and tenants to keep streets clean, reduce overhead signs, improve traffic, curb nuisances, and guide architectural upgrades. A first step removed overhead advertising and signals, with further renovations expected on Walnut Street and Grand Avenue corridors.
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Kansas City
Fifth Avenue
Sinclair Lewis
Carol Kennicot
Gopher Prairie
Robert Greer Cooke
Fifth Avenue Association of
New York
America
Merchants of Yesteryear
Che
Street Railways Company
Aps
Flrat
Jecame
Walnut Street
Grand Avenue
Bartholmess Likes Military Pictures in New Photoplay
New York May 12 report notes Fileh ard Bartholmessa seeking material for a new film. Fans wonder if he will portray a soldier sailor or marine while he has a strong interest in military themes. He attended a military academy and has appeared in several military bearing roles, recently finishing Rawson's Folly as a cavalry officer.
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New York
Filehard Bartholmessa
Withaimess
Hag
Bartholiness
Carolina Removes Tax on Cosmetics
In Columbia May 12 AP report notes women’s influence in the legislature helped repeal a year old tax on cosmetics and on milk chocolate drinks. It cites continued opposition to taxes on tobacco and hard liquor, while cosmetics and related beauty aids were spared from new duties.
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Columbia
E c
Commonwealth
Sun
Move for Freedom to be Celebrated in Williamsburg
Williamsburg Virginia on May 12 CAP reports a sesquicentennial event marking early steps toward the Declaration of Independence and the Virginia Bill of Rights. The program May 15 includes President Coolidge and other speakers. The June 7 1776 draft resolution urged by Patrick Henry and colleagues aimed to sever allegiance to the British Crown and plan federation.
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Williamsburg
Coolidge
Wedard Henry Bee
Virginia
Patrick Denry
Edmund Pen- Meton
Mori Tt
Vendon
Bachelor Dinner for Kelly Man Held at Matrifier Hotel
Attorney Edward T Kelly escorted by Governor Jenna Hi hosts a bachelor dinner for Kelly at the Matrifier hotel with most attendees lawyers. Kelly is to wed June 2 to Marjorie Alling. Woman's Club of Minneapolis plans a new club house costing a quarter million dollars. Kansas City to host the tenth Biennial Convention of the National Women’s Ta Lualua League the week of June 1.
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Arg Tt Ftovernor
Jenna Hi
Truan Yunil
Mtratfier Hotel
Attorter
Thomas Ivvnn
G Atending
Mr. Kelly
Marjorie Alling
Woman's Club of
Minnneapolis
Kauses
Natenal
Ingress Slayer Sentenced to Prison Ten to Twelve Years
Clara Jones also known as Carrie Jones twenty nine year old Norwalk Negro killed two men within seven months and was sentenced by Judge John H Booth to a term from twelve to fifteen years in state prison. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter in two separate incidents including an April March 28 killing and a December term where self defense was claimed.
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Clara Jones
Carrie Jones
Norwalk
Aid
Booth
Miss Jones
Robert DeForest
Thompson
DeForest
Jones
Coolidge Invited to Summer at Connecticut White House
President Coolidge invited to spend the summer in Connecticut and address the State Chamber of Commerce convention in New London June 23 by Senator Hiram Bingham and 12 Connecticut chamber delegates. They offered an 11 acre estate at Yspaqenock Point near New London as a summer White House. He thanked them and would consider it, not confirming a Chamber address.
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Washingto
Coolidge
Connecticut
State Chamber of Commerce
New London
Hiram Bingham
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
S. H. Butard
Bridgeport
Connecticut Chamber
Howell Cheney
South Manchester
Frank Johnson
New Britain
National Board of Directors
Ana Senator
Bingham
White House
Ritz Proprietors Celebrate Brooklawn Anniversary Night
McCormack and Berry will celebrate Brooklawn night at the Ritz Taanee palace. The commemoration honors the Brooklawn dance hall era from 1891 to 1922. Two Mardi Gras orchestras provide continuous dancing from 8:29 p m to 1:00 a m.
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McCormack and Berry
Brooklawn
Ritz Taanee Palace
Wilh
Obituary notices for John Saur and Helen Marie Wilcox
Two funeral notices: John Saur aged 82 dies suddenly on the way to church. Funeral from 50 Wheeler Avenue to St Joseph's Church with a requiem mass. interment at St Michael's cemetery. Helen Marie Wilcox 17, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Wilcox, funeral from 204 South Ave to Sacred Heart Church. interment at St Michael's cemetery.
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John Law
John Saur
Wheeler Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Helen Marie Wilcox
Eligabeth Wilcox
South Ave
Sacred Heart Church
Helen
Sacred Heart School
Vhillren
Mary Yodality
Sacred Heart Thurch
vSt. Michael's Venielory
Fokker credits Byrd crew for luckier flight than Wilkins
Boston May 12 AP Anthony G Fokker wingline designer of the craft used by Richard E Byrd in the North Pole flight said I have sold all my planes I live one training plane Byrd way lucky He noted Wilkins faced untested gear and needed to correct many faults under difficult conditions He praised radio direction finders and predicted pilots may land at night without sight in the near future.
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Boston
Anthony G. Fokker
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
St. Wilkins
Jun
Fokker
Dari
Y W C A Banquet Honors Mothers and Daughters Tomorrow Night
The sixth annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the Phyllis Wheatley Branch of the Y W C A will be held tomorrow evening May 14 at 6:30. The Girls Work committee leads with Mrs William Hatchett as chairman and a long list of members. The program features toastmistress Wilhelmina Wilson, song leader Esther Eaton, pianist Minnie Bingham, and several themed solos. Banquet staff includes head waiter William Bingham and others. The event welcomes girls over ten and their mothers, with a note that a willing woman may borrow a daughter by contacting branch officers. Attendees are urged to arrive soon after six to ensure prompt serving.
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Phylls Wheatley
William Hatchett
Wiliam Singham
Mary Lancaster
William Lively
Charles Price
Charles Ross
Shamas Sinclair
Robert Johnson
John Smyth
Dordthy Bryant
L. J. Jordan
John Clark
William Bingham
John Smith
Willara Lively
Wiliam Hatchet
W. W. Grant
Henry Bishop
Andrew Cannady
Reynold
Bridgeport Water Rate Hike Raises Bills for Homes and Firms
The Public Utilities Commission may approve a water rate increase for Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. that would lift fire protection charges to about 220000 annually from 103000, and raise a typical factory bill by 82.80 yearly. Two family homes would see about 32 more per year, while a single family would pay 4 more per quarter. municipal buildings and schools would also face higher charges.
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Bridgeport
Ubiliies Commission
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Samuel P. Senior
Water Service
Tmihiles Commission
Actors Guests For Masonic Degree At Mason Temple
St Towns lodge A F and A M held a full Masters degree ceremony for 406 Masons at the Masonic temple last night. A banquet followed in the ballroom. Guests included a delegation from Bullard's Manufacturing Co. The Manhattan Players from the Park Theatre attended in a body with the director and manager, all members of the Masonic order.
Commission Meets Swax With Herbert Swan At Zoning Hearing
The commission spent yesterday afternoon with city planner Herbert Swan studying petitions for changes in zones presented for consideration.
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Zonths
Herbert
Swan
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