Fear and money prove volatile for Coolidge era Senate
Washington May 24 Republican fear grows over primary defeats as Cummins faces renomination with Coolidge backing The party mulls an early probe into campaign spending with Pennsylvania in focus Democrats plan to expose presidential campaign costs and the Reed statement viewed as an implied admission by the Republicans.
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Washington
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
Administration
Coolidge
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Davis
la Follette
David A. Reed
Reed
Deputy Sheriff David Bradley Dies, Danbury Leader Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Deputy Sheriff David Bradley, 40 years head of Danbury police, were held yesterday at St James Episcopal Church. Police officers, the mayor, ex-mayors, and police chiefs from cities statewide attended. burial followed at Wooster Cemetery. Rev A C Coburn officiated.
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Danbury
David Bradley
St. James Episcopal Church
Wooster
A. C. Coburn
St. James Church
Hancort Pupils Present Interpretive Dances At Mosque Recital
A program by Mary Sayles Hancort pupils featured interpretative dances and dramatizations at the Pyramid mosque. Beardsley school students joined through Miss Jennie Fitzroy, with Miss Fitzroy also performing as soloist in Rendezvous.
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Mary Sayles Hancort
Pyramid Mosque
Beardsley School
Jennie Fitzroy
Miss Fitaroy
Mrs. Hancott
Annie Macdonald
Jane Purdy
Betty Bayens
Marath O'Brien
Deborah O'Brien
Viola Brainard
Phyllis Stevens
Marion Budde
Corinne Tarren
Gladys Hrandsen
Betty Ferrer
Beatrice Rudel
Milfred Ketcham
Alice Leibgott
Helen Keenan
Margaret iBines
Mabel Wyttner
Bessie Leckie
Jane Leckie
Edith Lambert
Helen Cronk
Celeste Libby
Anita Sorenson
Verna Brodie
Ruth Kearney
Vivian Tolles
Mina Laviere
Hreda
Primrose Deebel
Roslyn Schneider
Evelyn Olsen
Florence Daly
Barbara Sentpowich
Thelma Flaherty
Gladys Frank
Eula Thasser
Doris Tanger
Verna Elsenboss
Betty Lou Klein
Lorraine Schrupp
Lorraine Gilbert
Elaine del Vecchio
Winifred Moffit
Mary Smith
June Raucher
Annie Warren
Ethel Robarge
Helen Matzat
Millionaire bootlegger murder mystery grips Chicago
Police probe the murder of Frank Cremaldi known as Benin or Cremaldi from Detroit. Rumored to leave a $1,000,000 estate and $7,000 in cash two weeks before arrest, he was found shot beside his car in Franklin Park. Investigators seek Mildred Kavanaugh and another Mildred who may illuminate the case as they chase leads.
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Chicago
Frank Cremaldit
al ‘Scarface’ Capone
Cremaldi
Benin
Detroit
Cremaldt
Franklin Park
Mildred Kavanaugh
Mildred
Wealth of nation estimated by Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission reported in a May 24 release that national wealth in 1922 was about 853 billion dollars and national income for 1924 around 70 billion. It notes land, real estate, and improvements totaling 230 billion, with agriculture 18 percent, mining and manufacturing 14 percent, and utilities 12 percent. It also details wealth distribution among individuals, natural resources ownership, and corporate holdings.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Commission
Aia
Treasury Department
Companea
Sisterhoods Meet Today at Connecticut Federation Conference
Delegates from Hartford New Haven Meriden Waterbury and Bridgeport attend the annual Connecticut Federation of Temple Sisterhoods conference at Stratfield Hotel. The meeting opens at 4 05 pm with an invocation by Rabbi A Feldman and welcomes by Rabbi Jacob Meyerowitz. Officers and committees listed with a program of specially composed music.
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Hartford
New Haven Meriden
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Stenhod
Connecticut Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Stratfield Hotel
A. Feldman
Jacob Meyerowitz
Seymour
Kashman
Federation
Samuel Muhifelder
New Haven
Secetary
I. Bauer
Samuel Chase
Max Meyer
Charles Brody
Joseph Gilman
Uniongram
Albert Zunder
Isabel Kleiner
Union Museum
Mra
Goldschmidt
Joseph J. Davis
J. Mag
Meriden
M Shalen
Harry A. Goldstein
Man Sentenced in Fairfield for Wife Beating
Simon Sima, fifty three, of Fairfield, was jailed by Judge John R. Booth after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife Mary Simka. The judge noted liquor worsened his violence, citing prior arrests and ongoing conflicts in the Simka household.
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Simon Sima
Fairfield
John R. Booth
Criminal Superior Court
Mary Simka Simka
Saber
Gsimka
Bimka Ukewisa
Simka
Booth
Boy Snaps Ankle Sliding Down Home Staircase
Samuel Affamato thirteen of 20 Highland fell while running down stairs at his home yesterday noon. His ankle broke when his weight pressed on the injured leg. Ambulance and emergency services took him to St. Vincent's Hospital after five o'clock as pain persisted through the afternoon.
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Samuel Affamato
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cleanup Day Set for Stratford Residents
The Fourth district in Stratford will observe Cleanup Day on Thursday. Residents are asked to place refuse at the curb for collection. The Hollister Heights Improvement Club cooperates with town authorities in promoting Cleanup Day.
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Stratford
Hollister Heights
Six Cent Verdict For New York Woman In Breach Suit
New York May 24 AP jury returns a six cent verdict for Dolly Borman in her $50,000 breach of promise suit against textile buyer David Kuba. Borman testified she became engaged in 1921 and was jilted in 1924 when Kuba married another woman.
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New York
Dolly Borman
David Kuba
Migs Borman
Mies Borman
Kuba
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