Four Routes Set as Parallels 10 Boston Post Road
Highway Commissioner John A. Macdonald will seek legislative authority to build a road after surveys of four routes between Stratton and the New York line. An airplane survey covers a ten mile north and west strip from Stratad lighthouse to the state line with photos showing trees, houses, and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post Road
John A. Macdonald
Stratin
New York State
Hartford
New York State Line
Connecticut highway plan to ease Post Road traffic
Engineers mapped ten tentative routes and now conduct field surveys for a new highway for passenger vehicles to serve the state. Widening the Post Road from the New York line to New Haven should finish by December 1927 while a parallel route is built through new territory. The two roads will run to capacity but only just meet current traffic through the Connecticut bottleneck.
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Connecticut
Office of Highway Commissionet Macdonald
New York State Line
New Waren
Connecticut ‘Bottie
Red newspapers owned by the working class in Russia
Soviet newspapers differ from American press in ownership and censorship. None are privately owned. all are government or party organs under state control. Advertising is scarce. issues run four to eight pages at about 2 1 2 cents. Domestic news dominates. speeches by Bolshevik leaders fill pages. foreign news is limited unless sensational. Crimes are rarely mentioned. spontaneous events are minimized. Politics and economics drive the content as the stock in trade of Soviet pubs.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
Newa
Stalin
Bukharin
Zinoviev
Trotsky
Tomsky
City Democratic Campaign Shows Small Post Election Deficit
The Democratic party reports a deficit of 1.60 after spending 1,061.60 on the municipal campaign that saw mayoral candidate Thomas M Cullman defeated. Treasurer Moran notes receipts of 1,050 with detailed listings ofContributor totals and worker costs.
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Democrats
ENUS
Thomas M Cullman
Democratic Party
William J. Moran
John F. Caldwell
Moran
Signere
Archibald McNair Jr
John J McGuinness
John A Cornell
Willam J Keough
William Annin
H. D
Fairchild Wheeler
Sonny Cornell
P W. Wren
Thomas F White
Samuel Drew
Sanford Stoddard
Thomas M .Cusliman
Fred Atwater
F. D Baker
William J Moran
Wiliam B Flanagan
James Caney
Harry Silverstone
Charles Weingarten
John J. O'Rourke
Richard H Murphy
Charles Stuart Canfield
Michael H. Small
James F. Coleman
Charles F. Greene
William T. Mulling
Frank J. Brennen
Clifford J. Buckley
George E Crawford
Hugh J. Lavery
John J. McGuinnes
John F Dowling
Joseph J Devine
Samuel Mellitz
Arthur B Weiss
Daniel J Cuffara
Thomas Collins
James Small
Fifth District
Democratic Club
Robert D. Goddard
James E. Murphy
Vincent L. Keating
J. Delbia
James O'Neill
Paul Goldberg
Dominick Kunkle
John Haggerty
Policeman Seeks Divorce After Violent Home Strife
City police officer Blair testifies that his wife assaulted him with a carving knife and chairs amid quarrels at 395 Railroad avenue and on street patrol. He details attempts at reconciliation, accusations of infidelity, and a separation on June 2, 1926, as authorities note ongoing tensions and a resumed court session.
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Blair
JuHn Blatt
Railroad Avenue
Mra Blair Ia
Courtland Street
Fayerweather’s Island
Mra. Blair
Patrick J Flannagan
Queen Marie of Roumania Visits Indianapolis in Snow
Marie Queen of Roumania arrives in Indianapolis amid mishaps on the Chicago to Indiana trip. The royal party endures rain and cold with the princess Ileana briefly ill, but the queen receives a welcoming banquet, a gold key, and poems autographed by locals.
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Ileana
Chicago
Indianapolis
Marie
Roumania
Indiana
Nicolas
Danville
Hli Noid
John L. Duvall
James Whitcomb Riley
State House
Ed Jackson
Columbia Club Marte
Means
Clu
Cleveland Plans to Guard Queen Marie in Vast Escort
Cleveland officials ordered a permanent guard of 740 policemen and 300 firemen for Queen Marie and her royal party during their stay. The plan faced opposition at a City Council meeting where Hungarian residents protested that receiving Marie is beneath Cleveland citizens, a protest letter read by none.
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Cleveland
Marie
Edwin D Barry
Plana
iCleveland
Mariejas
Peter Witt
Consuelo Belmont reflects on marriage and divorce legacies
The report traces Consuelo Vanderbilt Belmont and her mother Mrs. Belmont through marriages and separations from 1905 onward. It covers dowry provisions in a Duke of Marlborough settlement, Consuelo's Paris and London life, divorces, remarriages, and the matriarch's public stance that marriage is a side issue and women should seek independence.
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New York Central Railroad
Riverhead
N. Y
Eitl
Boston
Duke of Marlborough
Consuelo
Ing of
Robins
Oakdale
Vanderbilt
New York
England
Queen Mary
London
Gladys Deacon
Belmont
National Women’s Party
Apeak
Jacques Balsand
Tendon
France
Queen Marie Seeks Romania Spotlight in America
Queen Marie of Romania arrives in Chicago to say she has come to put Romania on the map. She declares her love for the adopted country and warns that belittling Romania treads on the heart of a queen. She speaks of six children who speak Romanian and calls Romania essential to her life and family.
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Chicago
Marie
Roumania
Victoria
Wea
America
Women urged to seek independence through work not marriage
A broad stance argues against women depending on men, praising self support through business and careers. The text notes some men pressing for marriage, yet contends women today can obtain social and financial goals independently, shaping their own unions and life paths. It discusses Marlborough dynasty divorce publicity and linked church reactions, including comments by Canon Carnegie and Bishop Manning on Catholic authority and marriage validity.
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Sara
London
Willam T. Manning
Duke of Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Oxford
Associated Press
Canon Carnegie
Manning
Church of Hingland
Westminster
Stapearet’s
Westminster Abbey
House of Commons
Mary Endicott
Salem
Joseph Chamberlain
TV Am
Carnegie
Church Agaimbly
Church of England
Sick Man Offers 50 For Stomach Medicine
A reader praises Adlerika for indigestion relief and overall bowel cleansing. The ad quotes several doctors and users extolling benefits, claiming improved digestion, reduced gas, and daily work capability. It notes Adlerika as a saline cleanser with laxative ingredients and urges readers to buy at druggists, with a Bridgeport location mentioned.
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Stratford
New York Road
Mercer
RED
The
Community Chest
Help For the
Shelter For the
Protec
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Royal Casualty
Princess Ileana
Queen Marie of
Belmont Cool
Woodstock
Oxon
Eng
Consuslo Vanderbilt
Himsalf
Blenheim Castle
Haynes
Associated Preas
Lord
Anne
Blenheim
Impos
John
Villacera
St. Mary’s Magdalene
Dukes of Marlborough
Fairchild and Sons, Inc
Silveramudles
Dheade Baan
Willar
Willard Battery
Phillips
Rc, Culver
Adlerikaia
J. E. Pluckett
F M_ P
Acka
Bridgeport
Ostrofaky
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