Naval air pilot to take part in Arctic flight plan
The Navy announced that Lieutenant Ralph E B Davison will join Captain Roald Amundsen in an Arctic aviation expedition next summer. The plan includes three planes with wireless gear to relay progress, base at Spitzbergen, and a depot ship to relay reports worldwide. Davison, a Missouri native and Annapolis graduate, holds pilots licenses and navigation prizes and has served on battleships and destroyers. The Shenandoah airship may serve as relief ship as Amundsen leads the North Pole attempt with U S Navy involvement.
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Washington
Navi Ban
Arctic
Planc
Navy Department
Ralph EB. Davison
Raoul Amundsen
Ahles
Spitzborrer
Tole
Amundsono
Department
Peary
North Pole
Maud
Davison
Third Volunteers
Missouri
Annapello
Naval Academy
Pensacola
Kia
Stampton Roads
Iyal Air Station
Penaacole
Prevent
New York
Shenandoah
Roald Amundsen
Norweg
Explorer
United States Navy
H. OH. Mammer
Amundsen
Navy
Hammer
Am‘ss
Norway
Monarchists Seize Bavaria in Coup
Munich reports say ultra Monarchist militarists ousted the Bavarian government. Central authorities sever relations with Bavaria, halt federal support, and deploy troops as Premier Von Knilling and military leaders clash with Adolf Hitler factions. Rumors of a national Nazi rise persist amid Allied concerns and French alarm.
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von Seckt
National Army
Bavaria
Wilhelmstrasse
Munich
Herlin
von Knilling
Ladendore
Adolph Hitler
Ebert-Stresemann
von Kahr
von Lassow
Reichewehr
Berlin
Dudesdorf
Hitler
Tag Reich
Shd
Budapest
Associated Press
Alain
Stefan Bethlen
Wain
Hungary
Bethlen
Ulain
Tonight's Meetings At Local Lodges And Societies
A list of meetings at Golden Hill council American Insurance union and various lodges across Bridgeport Stratford and surrounding streets with addresses on State Main Broad and Washington avenues. Also an international note mentions saxophones and disarmament talk reflecting defiance of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hill Council
American Insurance Union
State Street
Masonite Temple
Ulm
Sick Benefit Association
Barnum Avenue
Machinists
Main Street
Tlarmony Rebukah Lodge
State
Scandinavian Sick Benefit Society
Tee Avenue
Bridgeport
Granoque Lodge
EC. C. F
Town Hall
Stratford
East
Washington Avenue
Winton Rejected Rich Plum for City Clerk Post
Town Clerk Clarence Winton rejected the offer of a $2,000 clerkship with the Board of Contract, leaving the position open. William Chew, former assistant City Treasurer, is expected to be appointed assistant City Clerk, with Paul Drblut and Richard Sheridan among others discussed for related posts. Interviews and committee planning indicate broad Republican changes across departments and potential reshuffles in the Charities and Health offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chew
Board of
Clarence
Winton
Asip
Willam Chew
Genernor
J. Green
Otto K. Edelmann
John H. Willing
Paul DrBlut
Alfred W. Burdick
Richard Sheridan
Sheridan
McKlroy
James McKroy
Cty
Atwater Administration
Morti
McKinne
McKenna
Kenybthan
Howard L. Hiers
Allen M. Beardsley
Louis Kornblut
Dhatelet
Behrens
Charities Department Legal Aid Bureau
Atwater
Egent
Lewia M. Bernstein
Capaigner
Burdick
Charities Board
William Hall Coan
Howard €. Dunbar
Supreme Court Denies Appeal in Fairfield Construction Fatality
The court upheld an original ruling denying a claim by the Jackson Stone company after a 1920 Fairfield accident. Duffy, employed by the stone firm, died when an automobile overturned en route to the station. Damages largely awarded to the Jackson Stone company as compensation. A separate report notes a Ku Klux Klan cross demonstration in Cranberry tonight.
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Supreme Court
Wheeler
Jackson Stone Company
Ag Contractor
Fairfield
Duffy
New Haven
Center Street
Bridge Port
Norwalk, Noy
Ku Klux Klan
Cranberry
Goat Getter Sergeant Seery Returns Goat to Police
Sergeant Seery brings in a baby goat he retrieved after a morning incident on State and Courtland streets. The goat was placed in a police cell, later moved to Hillside home boroughs for care, then returned to property owner Mrs Munister on State street extension.
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Sergeant Seery
John Seery
Seery
Setry
State Street
Courtland Street
Rmgort
Hillside Home Goroughs
State
Munister
State Street Extension
Local speakers at seminary fund drive in Connecticut
Principal speakers include Rabbis David Levy and Harry Site of Bridgeport at the Hotel Taft New Haven as CT launches a state campaign for 38 000 toward the national goal of 1 300 000 for the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Spokespersons include Dr Harold Korn and Rabbis Rafgacher Severman Sapiog Lever, with many prominent laymen from New Haven Hartford Stamford and Bridgeport.
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Rabb David Levy
Harry Site
Bridgeport
Taft
New Haven
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Connecticut
Harold Korn
New York
A. Ragpacher
M. Severman
Hartford
B. M. Sapiog
Watept
Chester Grant Holders in Split Over Stock Offering
A syndicate led by a New York financier considered offers to underwrite the Chester Grant project. British, international, French and Italian bankers floated guarantees totaling up to 40 million pounds for significant participation, while internal friction delayed action. Knowles was appointed counsel on October 19 to push stockholder wishes, with 20 000 of 40 000 shares slated for public subscription and a 10 000 share public sale authorized as Turkish rail expansion pressure mounted. Voting trusts bound Goethals and Sheridan to guide a potential shell to fund the full project when feasible.
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Andon
Gutagreemonta
Knowles
Pyalable
Publc
Knowlue
Chenter
Goethale
Sheridan
Capitol
Nock
Goethals
Rousgeau
France Confident Of Allied Harmony On Ruhr Reinsurance
British officials acknowledge French confidence in allied harmony as a response to demands for raetities for the Inter-acted control Commission to continue duties in Germany. They note German authorities under current chaos cannot supply funds for protection of French officers and soldiers, given the unsettled and weakened state of the German people.
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Maltister of Defense
Munich
Napoleon
Prussia
Raina
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
France
Pari
Os Cone Poingare
Tsertin
Germany
Council of Ambassadors
Berlin
Control Commission
Streseman
Clive
Branches of National Banks Objected To
Eight states through their attorneys general argued in the Supreme Court they can block National banks from opening branches. The First National Bank of St. Louis sues Missouri, with a ruling due next week. States named include Arkansas Connecticut Minnesota Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota South Dakota Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming.
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Washington
Supreme Court
First National Bank of St. Louis
Mixsouri
Arkansas
Minis
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Olahama
Soear Dakota
Lins
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
CircusEmployee Held on Theft Suspect and Auto Charge
John James, a circus employee, was accosted yesterday and held for investigation of possible connection to the theft of a suit from a circus company. A charge of driving an automobile not properly equipped with markers was preferred yesterday against Prof. Reilly of Sylvan Avenue, Hewl. Bond set at $510.
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John James
Yuesterany
Merker
Reilly
Sylvan Avernue Hewl
Excavations at King Tut's Tomb Resume in Cairo
In Cairo this week the electric light plant will power the Valley of the Kings work for the first time since spring. Howard Carter plans to focus this season on the canopy in the mortuary chamber where the pharaoh's mummy is believed to rest. Two chambers awaiting clearance will close until next year, one crowded with ceremonial furniture and evidence of ancient tomb robbers, the other the untouched inner mortuary room filled with treasures never before revealed.
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Cairo
Egypt
Valley of
Kivuts
Fitentbainun
Howard Carter
Lord Carnarvon
Stokes Divorce Case Near Jury in Retrial
New York November final arguments wrapped as Max D. Steuer for W E Stokes pressed a closing summation in the retrial of the divorce suit against Mrs Helen Stokes. Samuel Untermyer for Mrs Stokes followed with two hours of rebuttal. Judge and attorneys warned the jury against inflaming passion and prejudice as they prepared to retire for a noon verdict.
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New York
Helen Mlwood Stokes
W. E.D. Stokes
Max D. Steuer
Steuer
Samuel Untermyer
Stokes
Mrs. Stokes
Two Boys Die In Sudden Accidental Shooting
Shortly after 5 o clock two brothers decided to water the horses. One boy climbed a stone wall to fetch water from a brook when a shell exploded as it struck the ground. The younger brother was killed instantly. Medical Examiner W H Donaldson ruled death accidental. The dead youth was son of Tony Jankowrk.
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Fran Wert
Stanley
Rank
W. H. Donald
Tony Jankowrk
Dutch Block Prince From Leaving Doorn
Dutch government will prevent former Crown Prince Frederick William from traveling to Germany to satisfy Allied security commitments. He remains at Doorn with his wife Princess Hermina while German officials and publicist lectures continue regarding Emperors and their circle.
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Doorn
Totland
Nov. S
Frederick William
Germany
Frederick Remning
Wier- Ingen
Ite
William
Laat Uright
Doorn House
Emerick the Great
Hermina
Frederick
Haiser
Norwalk Man Arrested for Assault and Breach of Peace
Daniel Warren aged 22 was arrested on charges of assault and breach of peace after police say he assaulted Miss Frieda Froelichs, daughter of Rudolph Fenelichs, on South Main Street this afternoon in Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Daniel Warren
Agsault
Warren
Frieda Froelichs
Rudolph Fenelichs
Kellogg Street
South Main Street
Changes Expected in Police Force Under New Rule
Prominent chatter surrounds police promotions and board appointments as vacancies rise. Three lieutenants and several patrolmen may be named amid potential reshuffles and a new police board to be appointed within six weeks. Currents suggest possible shifts in policy and firming up of ranks.
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Bureau of Investigation
TrovVag Serpeants
Wiliam T. Tyan
Fe. Ang
Polley
Joseph Aa. Hinzel
Jodward Wagner
Ina¢ Williams
Fire Dept
John H. Tague
Jade
Hi Bureau
Housman
John Clancy
Chemical Company Number
William Brown
Chemical Company Number 1
Ex- Fonda
Baker's
Rood Krocery
Joint-Ease for Stiff Swollen Joints
A high class pharmacist developed Joint-Ease after many prescriptions failed to relieve rheumatic swellings. The remedy is claimed to soothe inflamed joints by topical application, penetrating skin to ease stiffness in knees hips shoulders and fingers. It is advertised as available at Bindle Drusy Stores and wholesalers.
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Jf Crits & Bubé
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Naval Air
Davey Bros. Economy Grocers
Brooklawn Ave
Coraze Capitol
América
Clyde
London
Board of Contract
Delia
Chester
Eovey
CMCUS
King Tut
Dawe, Anderson and Richards
Deerfoot Farm
Southborough
Mass
War Dept
M. Hubard
Cameron &J
Alexandria
War Department
Washington, D. C
Ron Jdown
Ginzberg & Port
Wall St
Hancock Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Stratford Avenue
ULDE
Stratfield
Cafeeria
Post and Telegram
Stratfield Hotel
A. Cantwell
Ss Savings S Bank
Ae Auen
Thatcher
Artchoir Furnace CO
Thatcher Building
Francis
George Be
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