Priest Denies Involvement in Cardinal Controversy
Woonsocket Rhode Island November 16 A Woonsocket priest Rev J D Binette issued a formal statement denying he claimed Cardinal O Connell approved of the Franco American movement opposing Bishop Hickey. He reiterated he never stated publicly that the Cardinal endorsed the Rhode Island church dispute and released his prepared address from Sundays farewell for Elphege Daignault who aims to seek a papal audience in Rome to press Franco American claims amid discrimination allegations in New England dioceses.
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Woonsocket R I
Piass
J D Binette
Church of the Assumption
Bellingham
Tadly
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Elpheger Drignault
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
William A Hickey
Diocese of
Providence
Fath. Binette
Wahich
Daignault
Rome
Fir Dagnault
Pius XI
New England
Episcopal
Chambers of Commerce to Gather Flood Data in Connecticut
Hartford November 15 The Associated Press reports that chambers of commerce in flood areas of Connecticut have been asked by the Weather Bureau through the state Chamber of Commerce to compile data on the floods. The Weather Bureau plans to prepare a report for the Department of Agriculture based on this data.
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Bartford
Associated Press Chambers of Commerce
Connecticut
CUS Weather Bureau
Chimbe of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Recreation Board Meeting at St Stephens Rectory
Superintendent Robert A Leckie announced that Rev Stephen Chernitzky will host a fundraiser for board members at St Stephens rectory after the regular meeting at 5 30. The meeting will cover the coming year’s budget and board business.
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Robert A Leckie
Board of Recreation of
St Stephens
Stephen Chernitzky
Father Chernitzky
Miss Gertrude Tucker Appointed City Investigator
The Department of Public Welfare added another investigator, raising the total to two. Miss Gertrude Tucker, a trained nurse of 33 Plymouth Street, joins the department as city investigator as Superintendent Angus P Thorne notes coverage remains inadequate.
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Gertrude Tucker
Department of Public
Weilfare
Plmouth Street
Angus P Thorne
Second District to Celebrate Tomorrow Dinner Event
Second district Republicans will celebrate the mayoral election victory with a turkey dinner tomorrow night at Toolock 55 Gregory Street. About 130 men and women are expected to attend, with the dinner cooked by members of the women’s club. The event features socializing and a reception, while hints of local hospitality are noted.
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Vletory Semonow
Toolock
Gregory Street
Womens Club
Man Held to Blame in Fatal Shooting
In Willimantic on November 16 the Windham county coroner completed the inquiry into the death of Mrs Antle Berkowitz. Prosecuting Attorney Harry Gauche stated Savva Mathvink will be held criminally responsible for the fatal shooting at the Berkowitz home on November 4 following a quarrel over a real estate deal. Mathvink was arrested and admitted the shooting. his wife was detained briefly as an accessory before release.
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Willimantic
Associated Press
Windham County
Antle Berkowitz
Harry Gauche
Bil
Savva Maturink
Berkowitz
Mathvink
President's Son Chooses Blond Dancing Partner
South Hadley Mass Associated Press reports John Coolidge, son of the President, has selected Miss Sarah Kuusig of Mount Vernon as a dancing partner at Mount Holyoke College dances. Kuusig, a Mount Holyoke sophomore, is described with light hair and blue eyes, and her reaction to publicity is noted.
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South Hadley Mass
Associated, Press
Kunsig
Joni
Amherst
Mish Bunsig
Mountain
Stew House Bridgman
South Hadley
Lavery Appointed Trustee of Firm in Key Credit Meeting
Attorney William Levery of this city was appointed trustee of Metal Specialties company at 715 Central Avenue after a first meeting of creditors. Charles E Schutte, president, and Frank Butler were approved by Referee John Keogh. Cummings held the patent and sold stock. assets estimate 31,58,24 with liabilities of 15,402.25. About 60 workers, owed 2093, invested via Cummings. wages claimed by fifty six workers. Sheriff Thomas Clancy, a Democrat, was sworn in yesterday by the assistant city clerk.
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William Levery
Yesterdy
Metal Specialties
Central Avenue
Charles E Schutte
Frank Butle
John Keogh
Schutte
Rtdney
Concern Incorporated
Cummings
Fisc
Juant
Compan
Mysterious Patent Remedy Claims Calfornia Syrup
An odd vintage ad hawks a fruit flavored remedy for constipation and stomach troubles. It touts a syrup claimed to ease bowel issues in adults and children, warns against counterfeits, and asserts genuine product origin in California with emphasized safety and effectiveness.
Chest Canvassers Open Chest Drive With $64674 Day Total
The Community Chest drive for 1927 28 opened unimpressively with 64674 subscribed on opening day leaving 300000 to be raised in six days. Divisions reported totals from special canvases and individual subscribers, with multiple regiments and teams listed, including Northwestern and Yale affiliations in the subscriber pool. Rotary and Lions clubs held meetings and will join the Chest drive with David McKenzie presiding.
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Farst
D Hayes
RM Eames
W R Hutchinson
Chaffee
Rotur
Suatfield
Edward B Caldwell
Rotary Club
Walter North
Northwestern University
Army
Jon Tield
Yale
Navy
Armis Tna
Field
Teport Lage
Thelaize Bums
Lions
Quota
David McKenzie
Highway Department Eyes Record Year Despite Flood Delays
Hartford Nov a dispatch states the state highway department expects to set a record for miles of old construction in a year despite flood damage and fewer delays. Highway Commissioner John A Macdonald notes many jobs are underway before winter and most bridge work on the PompeiEng river project near Woodbury will finish as planned. The weather remains favorable and rain has limited frost impact allowing about 220 miles of roads to be completed in 1926.
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Hartford
Associated Pess
State Highway Department
John A Macdonald
Pompeieng
Woodbury
Galeautioi and Kionshage Lead LaFollette Delegates Fight
In Milwaukee, Senators Blaine and Robut M LaFollette ally Galeautioi and Theodore Kionshage, former Wisconsin regents president, to carry the LaFollette cause in the state fight for delegates to the Republican national convention. They were endorsed today by the Progressive Republicans conference with no opposition.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Associated Pres
John Blaine
Robut
Zon Galeautioi
Theodore Kionshage
University of Wicomsin Road of Regents
Broup
Ministers Move to Boycott Wet Dealers In Chicago
Chicago ministers kill plan to boycott newspapers that fail to advertise in wet networks. The resolution urged sending the measure to other denominations and be commended by pastors to reconsideration of various men and women organizations in the church war. public committees find it unethical and unwise.
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Chicago
Tts
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