Smith College hosts sixteen foreign cities in student body
Smith College in Northampton reports sixteen foreign cities represented among its students this year with Paris Montreal and Shanghai each sending two. Other abroad entries include London Romiley Berlin Frankfort Stuttgart Budapest and others. States show New York Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio leading, while several Western states are increasing representation.
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Northampton
Mass
Smith College
District of Columbia
Paris
Montreal
Shanghai
London
Romiley
England
Berlin
Frankfort
Stuttgart
Germany
Budapest
Hungary
Tsunaniu
China
Havana
Cuba
Beira
Somerset Bridge
Bermuda
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Yauco
Porto Ricco
Lysekil
Sweden
New York
tacHie
Massacchusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Oty
New Fingland
New Hamphires
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
Nevada
Utah
Oregon
South Dakota
Wyewing
Mississippi
New England
Pennsyla Tywnta
West
Mid- Wie West
Addle
Carrolls Tub Had Champagne in Crowded Court
In a crowded court Carroll denies knowing showgirl Joyca Hawley who served drinks from a bathtub during a party. Grand jurors hear he named Countess Cathcart and others, with references to Nast Thaw Cobb and a pageant at the Astor.
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Carroll
Grand Jury
Countess of Cathcart
Ellis Ebialand
Nast
Thaw
Cobb
Conde Nast
Harry K. Thaw
Ney
Irving
Miss Hawley
the Astor
Vares Friend and Gubernatorial Vote Figures Reported
Early returns show Vare holding a plurality over Pepper in state races with Pinchot in third place. With 376 districts reporting Pepper leads, Pinchot trails by 168,306 votes. Democratic contests remain tight as Bonnell leads Booghall by 699 votes in the modified platform split.
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Vare Hnad
Pepper
Pinchot
Vere
Das
BERT
Eugene
Bonnlell
Lamar Booghall
Joseph B. Guffey
Pennsylvania
William E Porter
Vance McCormick
National Committee
Alote
Shull
Standard Oil Merger Plan Is Approved
Washington May 21 The Department of Justice found the merger of Standard Oil Company of New York and General Petroleum Corporation to involve no apparent violation of antitrust laws. The ruling signals clearance for the merger and potential integration of operations.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company of New York
General Petroleum Corporation
Department of Justice
Jolson resigns from Westchester Biltmore Club
Jolson quits the Westchester Biltmore Club after a conflict over Jewish members. He says an official told him no Jews could join or remain, and he resigned to preserve his dignity and not seek publicity. The president accepted his resignation and apologized for the action.
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Ja Hing
Mr. Jackson
Harry Richman
Mr. Richman
Mr. Smith
Richman
Bowman
Naugatuck Driver Held After Death
An unidentified man was killed and five people injured in separate auto accidents here today in Naugatuck New York. A pedestrian was struck by a four seven ton truck. The only identifying clue found was initials T. 17. H. on clothing. Edward White of 6 Beebe Street, Naugatuck, was not held.
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New York
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Ambulance log details calls at 10 15 A M for James Seymore of 193 Bunnel Street with Cardiac de composition and head and face abrasions treated and sent home A 30 P M for John Swalina of 117 Columbia Street with cerebral embolus taken to St Vincent s home 6 00 P M for Barney Burns of 160 Burroughs Street with strangulated hernia taken to St Vincent s hospital
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James Seymore
Bunnel Street
Manning, Maxwell and Moore Company
Kossuth
Elias Streets
John Swalina
Columbia Street
St. Vincent's
Barney Burns
Burroughs Street
Hillside
St. Vincent's Hospital
Yale Tap Day Honors Raise Yale Society Candidates
Six juniors honored at Yale Tap Day as Skull and Bones, Scroll and Keys, and Wolf's Head finalize their 15 candidates each for next year. Ceremonies in Battell chapel feature tapping bells, room pledges, and a campus closed to visitors. Notable tapped: Skull and Bones Philip Bunell and Allen Look. Scroll and Keys Guy Richards and William Hinkle. Wolf's Head James G. Butler and John Lord among others. several election refusals noted.
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Skull and Bones
Battell Chapel
Yale Record
Hannibal Hamlin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Scrolt and Keys Society
Guy Richards
Woodmere
L. I
William Hinkle
Southport
Yale
Philip W. Bunnell
Scranton
Allen Look
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Harris McIntosh
Cayuga
Lawrence M. Noble
Syracuse
Buffalo
Edward R. Wardwell
New York City
Charles Watson
Ard
Philadelphia
Stock Stampede Ignited by Rumor on Hudson Stock
Rumor fueled a rapid surge in Hudson stock from 57 to 69 8 4 and a closing at 63 1 4 as 300000 shares traded in hours on the New York attack exchange. KE H Simmons of the Institution announced a thorough investigation while exchange officials withheld details of inquiries and possible sanctions.
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Hudson Stock
Stock Exchange
New York Atack Exchange
KE H H. Simmona
Exchange
Busionas Cohduct Committee
Globe-Girdler On Trip's First Leg
The narrator describes an around-the-world journey by air and sea, aiming to beat speed records set by John Henry Mears. He plans routes via Yokohama Plymouth Berlin Moscow and New York, with fuel stops across Elko Salt Lake City and Omaha, seeking a faster Pacific crossing and using Lufthansa planes in Europe.
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Byrd
North Pole
Metropolis
Madison
Yokohama
Globe
New York
Aeronautca
John Henry Mears
Iteam
Mauretania
Mears
Jon- On
Meara
Pacific
Europe
Alberia
China
Cress America
Plymouth
Berlin
Croydon
London
Schophol
Amsterdam
Hanover
Germany
Temp
Victoria
Bellefonte
Governor's Yaland
N. Y
Governor's Island
Cunard
Frank A. Tichenor
National Aeronautic Association
Aeno Digest
Ag Jintes Verne
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Nevada
Jules Verne
Morris Plan Bank Opposed in Torrington Hearing
Hartford May 20 AP Opposition to a Morris Plan bank in Torrington was led by former State Senator John N. Brooke president of Torrington Savings Bank at a hearing before the state banking commission. Nine residents sought a charter and Waterbury Morris Plan representatives urged charter rights to Torrington territory.
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Hartford
Morris Plan Bank
Torrington
John N. Brooke
Potter Quits as Bank Treasurer in Hartford
Hartford May 20 AP The cad of his old activities and duties as an examiner with the state banking commission caused Representative Sherwood B. Potter to resign treasurership of the Berlin Savings Bank about a month ago after holding the position since last December. Directors will accept his resignation Monday. Major Frank L. Wilcox has been acting treasurer for the past month. Potter will return to the bank department. Potter served as an examiner after service in the 1920s legislature representing Brooklyn.
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Hartford
State Banking Commission
Sherwood B. Potter
Berlin Savings Bank
Frank L. Wilcox
Major Wilcox
United States Security Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Potter
Brooklyn
Berlin
Sugar trader Edwin Atkins dies in Belmont Bay home
Edwin F. Atkins, prominent Boston sugar merchant and leader in the Cuban sugar trade, died at his Belmont home after illness. He led B Atkins & Co. and chaired The Aetna Mills and several sugar firms, with directorships at Second National Bank of Boston and Westinghouse units. Born 1860 in Boston.
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Belmont
Mass
Edwin F. Atkins
Boston
Cuba
Atkins
B. Atkins & Co
Aetna Mills
Boston Wharf Company
Caldeonia Sugar Company
Caracas Sugar Company
Cuben Estate Corporation
Punta Alegre Sugar Company
Suledad Sugar Company
Second National Bank of Boston
Shireffa Worsted
Westinghouse Electric International Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Gudragtes Company
North Amerca
Social Agencies to Meet Tonight in Stratfeld Hotel
The Council of Social Agencies holds its annual meeting tonight to elect officers and conduct yearly business. George S. Hawley will preside. Clarence King will discuss community chest operations when not fundraising, with member organizations discussing key council work topics. Nominating committee members are Thomas M. Cullinan Mrs Howard Simpson Edward L. Barker and Herman K Beach.
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Council of Social Agencies
Stratfeld Hotel
George
Hawley
Clarence King
Council
Thomas M. Cullinan
Howard Simpson
Edward L. Barker
Herman K. Beach
Liquor Seized On Freight Taunton At Belle Dock
Li quor valued at 30 000 in bootleg prices was seized aboard the freighter City of Taunton at Belle dock New Haven tonight. Police acting on a tip found 20 cases labeled glassware containing four cases of liquor each. The cargo was consigned to Sterling Chemical Co and marked as sent by Fred Hall Pier 40 North River New York City. No arrests were made.
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New Haven
City of Taunton
Belle Dock
Sterling Chemical Company
Fred Hall
Pier 40
North River
New York City
Mae
New Haven Child Killed By Automobile
May 20. Edward Murphy three year old son of Thomas Murphy of 27 Tilton Street was killed when struck by an automobile driven by Courtlaid Edwards of New Haven in Charles Street. Edwards was arrested charged with reckless driving pending investigation. bonds set at 1000 dollars.
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New Haven
Edward Murphy
Thomas Murphy
Tilton Street
Edwards
Charles Street
Farther Out on the Islands Log Entry
A fragmentary diary note describes travel across Europe and a plan to reach Plymouth for sleep after long nights. The writer mentions continuing the log with a distant entry to Toande, hundreds of miles farther on the islands.
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Plymouth
Europe
I Tlands
Coolidge Signs Watson-Parker Railway Labor Bill
Washington May 20 The Watson Parker bill to settle railway labor disputes was signed by President Coolidge who said he supported an industry friendly approach to avoid government intervention The act abolishes the existing Railroad Labor Board and creates conference groups adjustment boards and a five member mediation board appointed by the President Arbitration or an emergency board can be used if settlements fail The new mediation board members are to be named soon for Senate confirmation during the current session
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Washington
Watson-Parker
Coolidge
Publc
Railroad Labor Board
Board of Mediation
Mediation Board
Senate
Americans Need Have No Fears At Atlantic City Talk
Willam Allen White told the 49th convention of the National Electric Light association that Americans need fear Bolshevism or Communism. He said Britain’s strike era proved people who own property defend the state. in America civilization has socialized the dollar and capital now bears less absolute rights. He warned the capitalistic system is a gaudy compromise between socialistic tendencies and restless human urges.
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Atlantic City
M.J
America
Willam Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
National Electric Light Association
Britain
Ife
White
Three Arrests After Milford Collision
Milford May 20 Special Three arrests and a badly damaged auto followed a collision on Golden Hill street between a car driven by Samuel Rosen and a truck owned by Albert Glarke. James Ererson, driver of the truck, is held on 300 bond for operating with a suspended license. Rosen is released on 300 bond for reckless driving and evading responsibility. Ralph Thomas, linked to the case, faces 100 bond as Emerson used a Ncens own vehicle owned by Thomas. all three to appear in Town court Saturday morning.
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Milford
Samuel Rosen
Hill Street
New Flaven
Albert M. Glarke
James Ererson
Meadows Street
Golden Hill Street
Rosen
Ezerson
Reekices
Ralph Thomas
Emerson
Ncens
Thomas
Clarke
Car Hits Bus and Overturns in Stratford Crash
Andrew Brown nineteen of 165 Otis Street Stratford is in St Vincent's hospital with a head injury after his car collided with a Jitney bus at Wood and Maplewood avenues and overturned. Three bus occupants escaped injury. Jitney driver Howard C Hendricks reports Brown's car struck the bus shortly after 1 AM.
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Andrew Brown
Otis Street
Stratford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brown
Woods and
Maplewood
Howard C. Hendricks
Fairfield
Court Wheeler Initiation at Foresters Hall Broad Street
Naithaniel Wheeler No 92 will hold a close Initiation at the regular meeting at Foresters Hall on Broad street. The Forestic degree will be conferred by the Marvin Robin Hood team. Following the state convention in New Haven on May 12 the delegation report will be read.
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Naithaniel Wheeler
Foresters Hall
Broad Street
Marvin Robin Hood
New Haven
Vermont Sugar Train Exhibited in New York Tour
The Maple Sugar special opened for public inspection in New York as Vermont promotes agricultural, mineral, and manufactured products aboard the Eastern Seaboard tour. Governor Billings and Vermont officials were welcomed by Mayor Walker at city hall and later visited Fraunces Tavern. The train departs tonight for Philadelphia.
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New York
State of
Vermont
Seaboard
Billings
Green Mountain State
City Hall
Walker
Frauncea Tavern
Philadelphia
Stratford Man Tries Self harm in Bloody Kitchen Scene
May 20 Stratford. John Duffy, 199 Blake man place, cut his throat with a razor in a suicide attempt. Mrs Mary Oaks and her father rushed to aid him while ambulance and police arrived. He was taken to Bridgeport hospital in critical condition. He is an employee of American Tube and Stamping company.
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Stratford
Mary Oaks
Blakeman Place
John Duffy
Aulide
Stratford Ambulance
DeRuyter Howland
Eugene Courtney
Charles Ruzicka
Duffy
Bridgeport
Fairfield Votes to Build Ten Schools Contd
Fairfield voters approve $500 for Park board expenses and set aside up to $53,000 for additions to Nathan Hale and Grasmere schools. No vote on peddler licensing ordinance due to missing committee report. Some tax exemptions for Fairfield Family Welfare and Visiting Nurse associations approved. Bond pauses: rescission of $20,000 high school bond plan and authorization up to $83,000 for high school construction and furnishings. Annual notice against long-existing real estate ownership defeated.
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King's Highway
Park Board
Nathan Hale and
Grasmere
Fairfield Famiily Welfare Association
Fairfield Visiting Nurse Association
Real estate man injured by auto in Fairfield area crash
Alfred G. Southey fifty six of Lincoln street Westport was struck by a car driven by John Cronin twenty four of Devon Conn as Cronin turned from Middle street into Fairfield avenue Southey stepped from a car and was hit an officer ordered Cronin to take the man to the Emergency hospital for examination Dr G V Snarkowaki said a fracture was not certain and recommended X ray Southey a well known real estate operator was staying at the Atlantic hotel Cronin reported the accident to police head quarters
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Fairfielqs Avenue
Middle Street
Alfred G. Southey
Lincoln Street
Westport
John Cronin
R. F
Devon
Conn
Cronin
Fairfield Avenue
Southey
Almodt
G. V. Snarkowaki
New Haven Acts on Parking Ban Protests Grow
New Haven residents merchants protested an alderman adopted parking ban between 4 39 and 4 6 30 p m downtown. Mayor Town er refused suspension but called a meeting of the board of aldermen to rescind, though action was uncertain. More merchants gathered at City hall than ever before to voice concerns.
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New Haven
J. B. Towner
Atreety
Mayots
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Hurdy Gurdy Dims as Street Organgrinders Fade in Orleans
In New Orleans May 20, the hurdy gurdy and chimney sweep trade decline. Street organs, once thriving with performers and pet monkeys, are dwindling in the French Quarter and uptown. Rents start at $1 daily. operators work from morning until evening but crowds and coins have faded.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Adelina Patti
Vieux Carre
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