Residents Move To Halt Shore Nuisance
In Greenwich a contempt motion against Irving M. Austin as Part Chee ter arose in Superior Court after injunctions barred him from building a pier on Share Island near Shore Island. Neighbors Dolly R. Nagel, Willan B. Rogers, Blossom Mills, and John H. Pratt Jr. seek nuisance abatement and soothing limits on Austin activities including boisterous behavior and lewd yells. Hearing to decide if injunction remains permanent continues this morning.
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Irving M. Austin
Alfred
Austin
Share Island
Log Island
Greenwich
Dolly R. Nagel
Willan B. Rogers
Blossom Mills
John H. Pratt
Shore Island
Bridgeport Dock and Dredge
Shere Island
Motfort
Model Planes Probe Dangers in Flying at Langley Field
Newport News May 25 AP describes Langley Field experiments with miniature airplanes in wind tunnels and the variably density tunnel. Observers study air flow and engine tests including a Diesel engine adaptation to run on heavier oils, with rapid motion pictures.recorded to measure oil spray and sparkless ignition.
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Newport News
Langley Field
National Advisory Committee On
Aerosnautics
Columbus Spaniard Madrid Claim Sparks Prize Offer
The Madrid newspaper A B C asserts that Columbus was a Spaniard and a native of Galicia and offers a large prize for anyone who can furnish convincing proof of his Galician origins.
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Madrid
The
Newspater A. B. C
Christolumbus
Rumbus
Galicia
Telegram Daily Pattern Service Smocks gain popularity across settings
The pattern notes new smocks as versatile for kitchen dinner garden and beach wear. Fabrics include crin ton striped rayon and chambray with examples in crepe de chine pong er and crepe satin for boudoir use. Sizes 26 36 38 40 42 44 bust. 8 1 2 yards 40 inch material and 88 yards 38 inch contrast. Price 15 cents.
First Aid for Children From Early Youth to Independence
A moral on preparing children to handle dangers as they grow away from parental care. It urges early training in basic first aid and emergency response, arguing that accidents are inevitable and practical skills can save lives, with teachers and elders responsible for instilling ready know‑how.
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Homer
Nature
Isaae
Fritz
Isaac
Ald Kle
Damages Sought In Auto Crash Suits Here
Court filings name several plaintiffs from Bridgeport Stamford and Danbury seeking damages for injuries from automobile accidents. Tielen Meng, nine, suffered skull fracture and brain concussion after being struck crossing Gregory Street by a car. Daniel W Mahoney named as driver and owner. Ralph Studwell named administrator of estate in a separate suit after a vehicle overturn collision in Stamford. Joseph Hanna seeks damages for his son John Hanna six after ear drum rupture from a March 6 collision with the Heinzelman car. Lynton Evans Danbury seeks 5000 for injuries from January 25 crash.
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Tielen Meng
Bridgeport
Gregory Street
Daniel W. Mahoney
Daniel Mahoney
Greenwich
Ralph
Stamford
Clark
Studwell
Joseph Hanna
Danbury
Mathias
Herbert Heinzelman
John Hanna
Heinzelman
Asken
Lynton A. Evans
Ins Hath Harty
Loss of Haugen Bill Seen Not Bar to Farm Relief Effort
Secretary Jardine told the National Association of Credit Men that the Haugen Farm Relief defeat does not end the drive for sound farm relief laws. He urged the Baker Bill as a step toward solving farm issues and emphasized the need for asymmetric distribution and pricing policies to aid farmers amid rising production and postwar costs.
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York
National Association of Credit Mrn
Jardine
Haugen
Stehet
Congress
Uch
United States
Imer
Mackinac Officers Plead Nolo in Manslaughter Case
In Providence Rhode Island Captain George W McVoy Chief Engineer John A Grant and Agent George J Kenley of the Mackinac ship company pleaded nolo contendere in Superior Court to indictments stemming from the Mackinac disaster that killed 65 at Newport on August 1. The judge continued the cases for one week with bonds set at 14600 each.
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Carlos W. Wish
Nolp
McVay and Grint
Kelley
McVay
Cront
Pope Pius Elevates Two To Higher Positions In Cardinals Lineup
On May 25 Pope Pius plans to elevate two clergy to higher ranks. Monsignor Carlo Peorus, assessor of the Pontificate, and Monsignor Taigh Cnupotast, secretary of the Congregation of the Sacraments, are named for the cardinalate. Also noted, Hans Luthier, former chancellor, plans a June trip to the United States as part of a world tour.
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Pope Pius
Carlo Peorus
Anii
Murnsignor
Taigh Cnupotast
Congregation of the Sacraments
Ermany
Hans Luthier
United States
Theleip
Buttermilk Cream and Soap Claim Youthful Look
An unsigned testimonial from Los Angeles praises Buttermilk Cream and Soap for delaying aging. The letter, attributed to S. Jame Tinlin, claims the products render women ten years younger and asks for a fresh supply. It notes availability at Kiindle's Drug Stores and local druggists.
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Los Angeles
Cal
S. Jame Tinlin
Tosaull
Toisa
Tre Tlowaril
Kiindle
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