Italy funding pact ready for signature to ease Balkan debt
Washington dispatch says the Italian funding agreement is set for formal signing the next day. The American Debt Commission reviewed Romanian debt with M Titulescu's mission and expected settlement largely on British terms. President Coolidge deemed the plan fair and within Italian means.
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Washington
American Debt Commission
M. Titulescu
Treasury
Cooldge
Italy
United States
England
Tnder
Winston
Commissiona
PROPERTY ACT IN MEXICO IN DANGER CONTINUES FROM PAGE OPIC
Fragmented OCR summary notes discuss a proposed amendment to allow foreign controlled utilities and oil holdings to be managed under Mexican law. It mentions potential sale to Mexican buyers, revenue implications for the government, and international investment concerns. Also references US and British investments and political debate on enforcement and sovereignty.
Danish Scientist Sends Samples of Hasnium Here
Danish scientist Di Netis fohr of Denmark sends samples of the newly discovered element Hasmum to the Bureau of Standards and American science. The powder sealed in time glass flasks signals early research on Hasnium believed more plentiful than tin in the Earth's crust and potentially useful, though applications are not yet revealed.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
di Netis Fohr
Denmak
Community Chest Drive Lauded As City Uplift
A November campaign kickoff features Colonel Woods and Mr Wader praising the Community Chest as an economic, humane plan. Workers are assigned cards, each team aiming for about 2500 dollars from 250 cards. daily reports track subscribers and progress. Sumner Simpson chairs the noon meeting.
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Colonel Woods
Flo
Sumner Simpson
Charge Delaney Faces Violations Amid Court Proceedings
The document details alleged violations by City Attorney Delaney connected to tax collection and defense actions in Bridgeport. It notes a judge’s rebuke of delays for illness, a motion denial, and that an amended complaint was filed with the judge’s consent. It cites claims of failure to advise and collusion to hinder tax remittance and collection.
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Banks
Corneil
Delaney
Drew
Vir
Brass Company
City of
Bridgeport
Bull Invades Stock Market Increases and Declines Seen
The stock market fluctuated with several issues advancing while many declined after the Federal Reserve held the rediscount rate at 3 1 2 percent. Motors led gains on strong profits and Mack Trucks gained about five points as restoration of confidence followed.
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Gunriil Matos
General Motors
Hudson
Es Lork Federal Bank
Frotei
Boston
Luemlay
Judge annuls 20 year old bride’s marriage in Waterbury case
Guisepina Martellone, a 19 year old immigrant, sought annulment after claiming Joseph Cesare took her downtown to pay a bill and married her at a Justice of the Peace without her knowledge. Judge Arthur F. Elis voided the union after hearing three witnesses. The couple had taken a so called shopping tour to obtain a license and marry, while she spoke little English and did not consent. She has since returned home and never speaks to Cesare.
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Waterbury
Lasht and Power Company
Guiseppina Martellone
Toda
Joseph Cesare
Arthur F. Elis
Cesare
Hght Company
Justice of Peace
Howard J. McDonald
Marris
Reforniny
Kanda
Tutankhamen Crown Unveiled Amid Egyptian News Interest
Reports from the tomb describe a linen wrapped crown on the youth king Tutankhamen with guards and officials restricting details. Carter and team face limited disclosures while doctors await further medical exams to confirm age and possible causes of death.
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Emall
Lacan
Tutankhamen
Polish cabinet resigns over currency row in Poland
Warsaw reports the Polish Cabinet presented its resignation amid a sharp policy split with the Bank of Poland over how to maintain the exchange value of the zloty the Polish unit of currency on November 13 and 14. The disagreement centered on methods to stabilize the currency balance and financial strategy moving forward.
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Warsaw
Todiy
Bank of Poland
Foley Prevented From Trial Reply In Shenandoah Inquiry
Proceedings slowed by frequent objections over admissibility of evidence. Witnesses named include Edward Cassidy and Maj. Herchexi Daigue as experts. testimony surrounds Captain Foley and a falsified statement to Mrs Lansdowne related to the Shenandoah matter and Navy court proceedings.
Admiralty Fears Sub Crew Lost
Continual coverage from Page One on the sea disaster as the M-1 submarine vanishes after untested signaling gear and rumors of unsafe conditions. Families learn of the loss by wireless, including Mrs Carrie, wife of the commander, and the wife of Petty Officer Tones recounts his warnings about safety. The submarine, from a class condemned for future use, is tied to tender ships.
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Carrie
Admiralty
Fire Report at Tords Garage and Dewey Street Dump
A rubbish fire at Michael Tords garage on Grand Street was reported at 6:04 PM. A still alarm was sounded at 7:12 PM for a dump on Dewey Street with no damage and the alarm continuing.
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Man
Grand Streets
Michael Tords
Dewey Streets
ENGINEER OF TRAIN HELD FOR WRECK
The Carroll home at 133 A Hish lend avenue Jersey City was delivered to interviewers today Mrs Carroll refusing to say if her husband was present His record showed forty years continuous railroad work twenty five of them in an engine car Only four of the wreck crew were still in hospitals today They were all expected to recover Thome as Wry of Lynn Mesa was in Middlesex hospital New Brunswick H M Lofton of Chattanooga Tenn and Tiagene Lowney of Akron O were in St Michaels hospital Newark and Frank Herv eg of Baltimore In St Francis hospital Strenton Denieck crews completed slight damage to the wrecked engine of the St Louis train which crashed into the Washington express while running at high speed All the dead were removed from the last two cars on the Washington train steel Pullmans Both were badly damaged one being ripped apart Revised Death List Includes George Y Allen 23 Waldo Avenue Bloomfield N J M A Augusta General Electric Co Schenectady N J Arthur W Gross General Electric Co Schenectady N J John C Horstman General Electric Co Schenectady N J M J Rolin D Reed General Electric Co Schenectady N J Edward W Bates Baggageman Baltimore Major Porter Baltimore Martin W Longfellow General Superintendent Standard Gas Equipment Corporation 812 Dorchester Road Baltimore Alfred E Kitt Advertising Man 298 Grand Avenue New York One unidentified man in Gowens Woigue New Brunswick
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R Herheéxi
Air Service
Wilber
Foley
Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Thiat
Fole
Naval Court
Whicen
William Beverly
Mason
Carroll
Hishlend Avenue
Jersey City
Kuma
Thome
Wry
Lynn
Mesa
Middlesex Hospital
New Brunswick
H M Lofton
Chattanoga Tonn
Tiagene Lowney
Akron
St Michaela Hospital
Newark
Frank Herveg
Baltimore
St Francis Hospital
Srenton
Schenectady
John C Horstman
General Electric Co
Rolin
Reed General Electric Co
Edward W Bates
Baggageman
Major
Porter
Martin W Longfellow
Standard Gas Equipment Corporation
Dorchester Road
Alfred E Kitt
Gowen
New Rochelle Man Arrested as Fugitive in New Haven
Frank Zanrina of New Rochelle was arrested in New Haven on November 13 charged as a fugitive from justice in connection with an assault in New Rochelle that left Toni Calabrese with facial slashes on November 5. Zanrina denies involvement in the stabbing and is held on $100 bond.
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New Haven
Frank Zanrina
New Rochelle
Toni Calabrese
Hla
Candy Probe Reveals Fire Cause At Main Street Shop
Fire Chief Daniel Johnson and the police began an inquiry into a blaze at Goodie Cady shop 1060 Main Street. Detectives probe a second fire in two weeks with mysterious candy stock missing and the owner Canton Joss disputing damage claims. The Western Union employee spotted the back room blaze and officials say damages were minimal.
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Goodie Cady
Main Street
Daniel Johnson
Harry Dansel
Cansel
Detective Bureau
Johnson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Joss
Damaged Property Valuation Complications Reported
A local proprietor estimates losses from damage at 400 dollars with the total extent undetermined the house or business may be set at around 5 000 dollars according to initial notices.
New Haven Mayor-Elect Names Early Appointments
Mayor-elect John B Tower announces January 4 appointments. Samuel Persky named corporation counsel. Michael McGovern director of public works. Nathaniel Sherman executive secretary to the mayor. Harry A Leonard joins police board. John T Sloan to fire board. Sherman is Journal Couler city editor. Persky Yale Law School and University of Michigan graduate. McGovern headed by noting prior civic roles.
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New Haven
John B Tower
Samuel Persky
Acome Corporation
Yale Law School
University of Michigan
Superior Court of Connecticut
Michael VcGovern
Nathaniel Sherman
Couler
Sherman
T Sherman
Hartford
Harry A Leonard
John T. Sloan
Bridgeport Meeting Notices With Local Organizations
Local notices list meetings for Bridgeport Council and United Commercial Travelers of America. Addresses include 1143 Main Street and 1987 Broad Street. Nathaniel Wheeler F of A at 1087 Broad Street appears as a participant or host. Nutmeg Encampment noted at 100F 1987 Broad Street.
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Bridgeport Council
United Commercial Travelers of America
Main Street
Nathaniel Wheeler
Broad Street
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