Abandon Tradition In New England Ad Urges
Worcester reports M. L. Wilson vice president of the Blackman company of New York urged abandoning old New England traditions in industry at the New England district advertising association convention. He warned tradition could become a fetish as the region shifts toward modern tools, especially advertising, to reach its objectives. John Cline of the New Haven Journal Courier also spoke.
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International Advertising Association
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New Haven Journal Courier
Boston Club to Lead 1927 International Advertising Meet
The 1927 convention was held in Boston or nearby, with Easttat Gae named chair and BC Myers of Watecure chosen secretary-treasure. Major Patrick F. O’Keefe of the Boston Club was selected as the second New England member on the International commission, while the president serves as the first member. Gov Freeman of Cotenius is set to speak, with others addressing training future advertising leaders and New England meeting changes.
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International Commission
Boston
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New England
Skyscrapers Ruin City Life Cited By Counsel At Gathering
At the National Municipal League convention in New York City, counsel derided skyscrapers as a social scourge comparable to cholera and yellow fever, claiming they worsen urban life by fueling subways and traffic and harming children in city playgrounds. University of Michigan professor Thomas H. Reed urged rural local government expansion, saying townships are ill-suited for modern needs and should be abolished. In Willimantic, Charles De Villers, a prominent druggist, died after weeks of illness at age fifty after operating a local drug store for years.
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Thery H. Curran
Coine
Ely
New York
National Municipal League
Co. DE Villers
Willimantic
Charles de Villers
Imto
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Minister Reported Dead In Japanese Train Wreck Alive
AP reports Reverend David Spencer believed killed in a Japanese train wreck last August. A letter to his brother showed the body mistaken for a traveling insurance representative. Spencer had stayed in Tokyo for a missionary meeting and planned to ride to Kumamoto the next day. He later learned the passenger list bore his name and told railroad officials he was alive, prompting an investigation that confirmed the corpse was the insurance man’s.
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David Spencer
Japan
Spencer
Tokyo
Kumamoto
Sygencer
Vo Lily Jetter
Cannon's Condition Reported Favorable
Danvita, Ill., Nov. AP. Dr. EO Willenson says Laele Joe Cannon's heart is regular and he ate a good breakfast. The end may come any time. at ninety, age brings uncertainty. Appetite is waning but he does not sit up to eat as much.
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Laele Joe” Cannon
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Stolen fur coats from Boston store in morning raid
Two men in a car smashed a store window at the J. P. Uplander company in Boston and fled with mink coats valued at about 8 000 dollars. The crime, the latest in a string of depredations, involved one man at the wheel while another acted inside.
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Boston
J. P. Uplander Company
Civitan Club Adopts Several Constitutional Changes
Civitan members approved multiple constitutional amendments at a Strat field Hotel meeting. Dues drop to 12 per year and new members have 60 days to pay a 25 initiation fee. The session focused on committee provisions with an added assistant secretary among the changes.
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Immigrant Merchant Conrad Buckingham Dies at 71
Conrad Buckingham a self made Southport businessman and former Fairfield town official died suddenly Monday at his car in front of his Conrad Buckingham Coal and Wood company. Born in Fairfield he came to Ansonia at fourteen and built a fuel and grain empire. Survived by his wife Anna Sherwood two daughters Mrs William Middlebreck and Mrs Francis Treadwell and son Clyde S Buckingham with another son John Buckingham. Funeral Thursday 2 30 pm at Mill Hill residence. interment Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Southport
J. Birgo
Ansonia
Iis
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Trinity Episcopa Church
Anna U. Sherwood
William TH. Middlebreck
Francis B. Treadwell
Clyde S Buckingham
John Buckingham
Mill Hill
William Schroeder
Oaklawn
Republicans win in Greek election in Athens report
Official estimates show the Republicans winning a parliamentary majority with 163 seats against 121 for others. Royalist and centrist factions tally 65, 47, and 7 seats respectively, plus independents. Prime Minister Kondylis plans to withdraw, with George Kafandaris set to assume premiership.
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Greece
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Thessaly
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George Kafandaris
M. Kafandaris
Progressive Liberals
Venizelos
Fight to Break Will in East Haven Trust Challenge
A probate contest in Civil Superior Court challenges the will of Hagaman, blames lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence, and seeks to overturn the estate valued over 300000 left to East Haven. Plaintiffs Samuel M Swartwout John J Swartwout and Caroline S Nagengast of Poughkeepsie argue Hagaman signed under influence before dying at Giare hospital two days later.
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Ssac Hagaman
East Haven
Christopher So Avery
Samuel M
John J. Swartwout
Caroline S. Nagengast
Poughkenpele
NS. VL
Hagaman
Tiaraian
Giare
Humane Society Receives Five Thousand Dollar Gift
Hartford November 4 The meeting of the board discussed a donation to the Humane Society from the estate of a local benefactor. The gift totals about five thousand dollars and will support the society’s work.
Europe Must Learn Value of Peace and Get Aid S Opinion
New Haven November 4 AP Professor Edwin M Borchard of Yale Law School told an audience that Europe must realize peace is more important than power and prestige and show willingness to sacrifice for international peace for the United States to fund League of Nations efforts. He warned against panaceas and questioned the league's practicality while noting Europe faces unstable boundaries and economic tensions. a League as a conciliator could aid, but only with genuine self interest and gradual reforms.
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New Haven
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League of Nations
Edwin M. Borchard
Yale Law School
League of Nationa
Permanent Court
League
Rainaciies
Russia
First Orthodox Glass Is Formed
The Congregation Adath Israel opened a new religious school at the corner of Kossuth street and East Washington avenue on Sunday morning November 7. The school aims to teach Jewish children history and ideals through modern methods and traditional practice. Classes cover Bible Jewish history and ceremonials under qualified teachers. It is Bridgeport’s first Orthodox Sunday school. Parents should register children ages five to fifteen, with another registration on Sunday morning from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Special emphasis is on boys of confirmation age.
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Washington Avenue
Bridgeport
Labor unions challenge sheriff policy in Plymouth case
Boston date line reports Judge Pierce dismissing a mandamus petition by Plymouth labor leaders and Brockton unions seeking to force county commissioners to charge Sheriff Earl Blake with using office to enrich herself and harm inmates. Ruling: private individuals cannot pursue such action. only the attorney general may represent the public.
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Boston
Pierce
Supreme Court Today
Fymouth
Inderbree
Aiternes
Woman Wins Alimony From Harlem Brewer
A Harlem brewer, Mrs Unoina Krume of Stamford, gains alimony in a divorce case filed last year. The Supreme Court, under Justice Worsehauser, grants Mrs Krume weekly support of 770 dollars while pendente lite. The case alleges failure to provide and related financial claims amid a disputed separation becoming a court action.
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Whith Plains
Supreme Court
Worsehauser Lelay
Unoina Krume- Immher
Stamford
Krumenakee
Harlem
Krumenaker
Roy
Katy Signs In Stores Hint At A Pledge
signs in shop windows claim hats or pianos Katy bought or chose appear throughout town. the narrator asks if you recognize the idea and mentions a pledge and Gladys's upcoming visit.
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