President Solely Responsible for Prohibition Enforcement
Chicago dated dispatch quotes Ernest H. Cherrington of the World League against alcohol at an Anti Saloon League meeting. He argues federal enforcement rests with the President and that enforcement could transform in 48 hours, warning of international liquor threats and urging the public to support truth to bolster the Prohibition majority.
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World League Against Alcohol
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India
Africa
China
Malaysia
Russia
Yeeland
Norway
Finland
Sweden
Austria
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Canada
Ampertcan
Second man dies of injuries from train accident
PAWTUCKET AP J R Trenholm of Brockton died today from injuries suffered Friday when he and track supervisor Reuben Armstrong were struck by a New Haven express train. Armstrong died yesterday. Trenholm was employed by the railroad as an assistant foreman.
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Pawtucket
T.T. Xos
J R. Trenholm
Brockton
Reuben Armstrong
New Haven
Trenholm
Railroad
Works Like Wonder to Relieve Pain
A Davenport Iowa stockyard worker reports a sprained shoulder improved after using Shan's Liniment, returning to work next day. The ad claims thousands of letters praise the product and touts its mechanism as a healing tide of new blood, saying no rubbing is needed and the medicine acts directly to reduce swelling and inflammation. Bottle available at druggists for 35 cents.
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Davenport
Ifowa
Majestic Anniversary Week Promises Valen tine Night in Russia
Poll’s Majestic theatre celebrates its anniversary with Rudolph Valentino in The Eagle and a Russia based prologue. Maurice Rosenthal curates the program with Majestic Concert Orchestra conductor E Phey Garrison and Tom Driscoll plus a waltz evolution number.
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Majestic
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Majestic Concert Orchestra
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Driscoll
Valentine
Russia
Ingvesty
Tudgeport
Silver Screen
Varenday
Fury
Artists and Models revue comes to Shubert New Haven
Prominent revue stars head the new edition of Artists and Models at Shubert Theatre New Haven for a week. The show features Grace Hayes Fred Hillebrand Lucita Covera Nancy Gibbs Alex Morrison DeHaven and Nise Ann Noddings and more. Fifty artists model appear in tableaux and musical numbers with acts and scenes including The Uliving Palette and The Spanish Castle. The production previously ran in New York and now tours. Matinees are scheduled Wednesday and Saturday with football night Saturday honoring Yale and Princeton.
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Messrs Shuberts
Shubert Theatre
New Haven
Grace Hayes
Fred Hillebrand
Lucita Covera
Nancy Gibbs
Alex Morrison
DeHaven and
Nise
Ann Noddings
Frank Gaby
Deve Seed
Ralph Austin
Violet McKee
Paula Tully
Maris Stoddard
Ewing Eaton
Valadia Vestoft
Jack Hines
Tommy Healy
Bob Long
Josephine Mostiler
Charlea Maseinger
Ulving Pallette
Sapnish Castle
New York
Harry Wagsteff Grbtle
Sigmund Romberg
al Goodman
Maurie Rubens
Yale
Princeton
Downtown Chamber Backs Wilson Day Armistice Redesign
New York November 3. The Downtown Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions calling for redesig nation of Armistice Day as Wilson Day to honor war president Woodrow Wilson. The move seeks to feature the former president in civic commemorations.
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Destruction in Damascus described by Ali Reuters correspondent
London despatch dated November 6 from Damascus via Haifa reports travel dangers from brigands and a strikingly deserted road. The first car through in days reaches a partially wrecked Straight Street with intact Stamadia Bazaar shielding by the Citadel. Rebels and Druse influence blamed alongside village burnings by French and Druses. Authorities plan eight battalions and two cavalry regiments to restore order around Damascus and northern Syria.
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Damascus
Haifa
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Cxptain
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Alps
Stamadia
Motte
Elyna
WIII
Dne
Adem
Hometesa
Tokyo Bishop Says Japan 15 Friendly
The Rev John McKim, Protestant Episcopal bishop of Northern Tokyo, said the Japanese exclusion act has not broken friendship with Americans. In a Cathedral sermon he noted sympathy in the United States after Japan's 1923 disaster, calling the act unnecessary and insulting, yet saying the Japanese discriminating people do not blame Christianity for the exclusion law. He added the act has not hindered church work in Japan.
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New York
New
John McKim
Tokyo
St John the Divine
United States
McKim
Japan
Funeral for accident victim John Callahan tomorrow
The funeral for John Callahan twenty two year old West Indian football star and Yale student who died Saturday night from injuries in a mobile accident will be held from his parents home 798 Howard Street tomorrow morning at 8 00 and from St Peters Church at 4 00 where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated Interment will be in St Michaels Cemetery He is survived by his wife Nellie a son John his parents a brother Francis and three sisters all of this city
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West Iind
Colorado Avenue
St Vi Vent’s Hospital
Eugene Callahan
Howard Street
St. Peter's Church
Burnas
St. Michael's Cemetery
Nelle
John
Nother
Francis
Yale
Bernard Lynch
Mis
Jane Conroy Lynch
Broad Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Louis A. Bicker
Katherine ¥. Houlihan
Louis Bicker
Woodside Avenue
William H. Griffin
William Houlihan
Hearl Emery
Fred Forbes
Bethany Congregational Church
Shev
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Park Street
Joseph Bagdany
May Street
Fairfield
St. Thomas’ Church
Mildred Sinko
John Rosma
Josep Tucka
Stephen Taszski
Charles Ffuber
Josepha la
Robert E. Sherwood
Robert IK. Sherwood
Jackson Avenue
St. Vincent'’s Hospital
Hiss
Rachel Lockwood
Benjamin and
Philp
Fred
Newtown
John Gottin
California
John Batley
Sandy Hood
Charles Sanstry
Pennsylvania
Fleet Street
Harold Clemans
Summerfield Methodist Church
South Britain
Conn
West Point Cadet Graduates Named by War Department
Inquiries to the Adjutant General's office regarding colored cadets who graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point were answered by Major General Robert De Davis. The list includes Henry and Pepper, 1877, John Ol Alexander, 183, and Charles Young, 1580.
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War Department
Bildgeart
United States Miliary Academy
West Tint
Robert de Davis
Creneral Davis
West Port Henry and
Pepper
John OL Alexander
Charles Young
Five Bridgeport motorists to be heard Thursday
One woman and nine men summoned to appear for hearings on automobile law infractions before Deputy Motor Vehicle Commissioner Philip Devnen at the County courthouse on Thursday November 19 at 10:30 a.m. Names include Clarence D. Davis Bridgeport for operating under the influence, Joseph Konanger Bridgeport for evading responsibility, Helmuth Robstock Bridgeport in a fatal accident, Eleanor Stillman Hawleyville for tacklers driving, and others from Danbury Bridgeport Ridgefield and Stratford facing liquor, reckless driving, or related charges.
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County Court House
Clarence 4
Davia
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Joseph KoNanger
South Avenue
Helmuth A. Robstock
Seaview Avenue
Eleanor HH Stillman
Hawleyvile
Faffgele Boecuzz
Spruce Street
Danbury
Iiquor
Charles Playnesky
Roswell L. Dingee
Barry Avenue
Ridgefield
Charres el
Cas Barry Avenue
Hidgéfield
Angelo Aurulio
Hallett Street
Fridesport
Philip Sk. Brean
Otis Street
Stratford
Obituary Notices From City And Surrounding towns
Several obituaries recount sudden deaths and funerals from St Vincent’s hospital to Lakeview and Mountain Grove cemeteries. Mrs Ruth Ellen Reed of 188 B Reachmont Ave dies. survivors include three brothers and three sisters. Eleanor Crowley, 771 Central Ave, dies at Englewood hospital. survived by Francis and Elizabeth Crowley and two sisters. Others include Mrs Jane Conroy Lynch, Mrs Katherine Houlihan Bicker, Mrs Isabel Path, Bernard Gagnon infant, Joseph Bagdany, Mrs Jennie Hayden, and Robert E. Sherwood. each notice lists residence, survivors, and burial or service details. Funeral times span Wednesday to Saturday, with churches such as Sacred Heart and Park Street Congregational, and cemeteries Lakeview, St Michael’s, Mountain Grove, and Union.
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