Rhinelander Denies Jaundiced View of Jones
Mil ls says the suit will proceed as Rhinelander clings to claims in the celebrated marriage annulment case in White Plains New York with Beatrice Jones seeking freedom. The tumultuous proceedings included dramatic questioning and a letter Rhinelander allegedly wrote to the alleged bride as lawyers debated adjournment and continuance.
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White Plains
Leonard Lik P Rhinelander
Alve
Beatrice Jones
Rhinelander
AllLe Lee Parsons
Davis
Youma Rhinelander
Justice Morschause
Issac N Mills
Riff
Tice Morschauser
Piggard
Mio Wiils
Charles W Deane School Head Dies After 21 Years
Charles W Deane who led Bridgeport Public Schools from 1893 to 1915 died aged 68 in Glanda Ilanda. Flags at half staff in tribute. the funeral planned at Congregational Church. Deane introduced a phonetic system and was widely known in educational circles.
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Charles W. Deane School
D. Charles W. Deane
Bridgeports
Steel Tystem
Glanda
Ilanda
Huol Crelés
Deane
Hal Sat
Esterdar
Carrell Ro
Death Hill
Republican factions push to reorganize local party amid tensions
A chaotic report describes Republicans forming a sixth act to aid an irregular club, naming members and leaders who seek to restructure the party after months of factional strife. The planned reorganization follows a purge of dissenters and outlines leadership changes, suspensions, and upcoming nominating meetings.
Overcharged ticket agent led to arrest and investigation
Fragmentary report describes a hold for overcharging by a ticket agent. The text mentions an arrest related to the case and references various names and places in a jumbled transcription.
Community Chest Campaign Seeks $120000 For Ten Brim Chests
Funds raced toward a $200 660 goal as volunteers reported daily progress from a Stratfield hotel dinner. Officers of the Mnancini Federation voiced optimism that the drive would reach the target despite pledges already secured and 1925 Community Chest spirit highlighted in a continued story.
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Otelan
Neal
Liurth
Mnancini Federslion
Richard Oppel
Fli
Lorner
Wis Oppel
Therm
Heroic Scout Gets Honor Medal for Gallant Rescue
George Dickerson, a Boy Scout from Amelia, received the Honor Medal for bravery after rescuing Phalen, a boy who nearly drowned in Johnsons Creek when the ice broke. Dickerson braved icy waters and held off older youths to reach the sinking child and bring him to safety.
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George Dickerson
Yas
John Mickerson
Smith Street
Troup
Sas
Boy Scouts of
Amelia
Rooert Phaien
Inders W
Phalen
Jefferson Sireet
Johnsons Creek
Lie Soung Bos
Fulen
Dickerson
Drake
Otiers
Philen
Fire Burns Tom Thumb Property in Early Year Blaze
A large warehouse at 641 Tom Thumb Street owned by Sinuel B Heracovity of Hand R Paper Co. was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin, with losses near 19 000. The blaze spread to adjacent garage and workshop buildings before being contained by firefighters. The Tom Thumb mansion and surrounding homes suffered minor damage from the flames and a large chestnut tree burned.
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Sinuel
Heracovity
Tom Thumb
Tom Thumb Street
Paper Company
Tis
Larnum
Nor H Avenue
Main Street
Irea
Lake
Turnice
Tre Bus
Chet Lobwet
Uomerately
Thomas Vasner
Saines
Olhose
Queen Alexandra III King Rushes To Mother's Side
London dispatch reports Queen Alexandra III and the King rushing to Queen Mother's bedside at Sandringham as officials say death may come soon. Prince of Wales and other royals are nearby, with no final arrangements announced. The family mood is cautious as doctors reassess the Queen Mother's condition.
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Queen Alexandra III
King
Mother
London
Vexandra
Valletin
Alexsimdra
Ann
George
Queen Way
Sanhingham
Vince
Wales
Tasal
York Te
Tanian
Glen
Afcloeh
Tani
Guren
Second Bridgeport Man on Lenape Tells of Rescue
Wallace Bond of 375 Seaview Avenue, one of two Bridgeport men to escape the burning Clyde Inner Lenape at Delaware Bay entrance, has returned home and prepares to depart south as his personal effects, lost in the disaster, are replaced. The other local man, E J Berger of 64 Butler Avenue, recounts passengers remaining calm and recalls a woman passenger who refused lifeboat departure to stay with her husband.
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Wallace Bond
Seaview Avenue
Clyde Inner Lenape
Delaware Bay
Ascoon &S
E J Berger
Butler Avenue
Sand
Bridgeport and Bjis Island speakers set for Community Forum
Community leaders plan a Sunday forum in Bridgeport and Bjis Island with speakers addressing local concerns. The event, featured on page seven, highlights community initiatives, safety, and civic engagement.
Tragic Digemma Recited By Painleve Scenario
Painleve recites tragic digemma amid political debate on government responsibility. The dialogue touches on sacrifice, policy choice, and social shelters as authorities weigh which actions best serve the public amid a divisive national crisis.
Coolidge Affirms Unhampered Business Under Law
President Coolidge told New York business leaders at the State Chamber of Commerce banquet that government will not interfere with legitimate business. He urged maximum independence between government and industry while acknowledging that proper regulation is disagreeable and costly. The full address continues on Page Two and Page 10.
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New York
Reid
Tony
Loobdge
Jarla Corre
Stim Pee
Alowindra Om Dher
Mugisa
Hmyreag
Basa
Meetias
Taran
Daa
Gris
Dad Bo
Ian Tlwy
Lda
Suneo
Coolidge
Huw. Ness
State Chamber of Commerce
President Coolidge
Coolidge improves as son delivers speech in New York
AP reports President Coolidge shows improvement with radioed telegrams praising his son’s address. Doctors say patient’s condition is better and vitals stabilize, while medical staff note reduced fevers and fewer disturbances. News notes communications with the presidency and ongoing care.
Wealihy Goupule Divorce Details Revealed
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a divorce involving Wealihy Goupule and references to Spencers and others. The text hints at disagreements, legal steps, and terms discussed, with unclear names and dates due to garbled letters and broken lines.
Missing girl’s father hopeful as Corbett reports search progress
The father of Allee Corbett says hope remains high after a long missing person search. Authorities and doctors estimate efforts to locate her continue with assistance from county sheriff and medical staff.
State agrees to reprieve Chapman and discharge Shenandoah inquiry
The report details a request by Joseph E. Davies for Secretary Wilbur to discharge the Shenandoah court of inquiry, plus orders to provide stenographic testimony and recall witnesses. It notes tensions over trial conduct, cross-examination, and potential influence on Mrs Lansdowne’s testimony, with other related notes on Captain Foley and Lansdowne. In Hartford, Conn., a second reprieve for Chapman nears agreement, seeking to delay execution to allow federal courts to decide on the state’s authority to hang him after a 25 year sentence.
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Bridgeport
Bjis Island
Forum
Ausband
S.olt
Deane
Suner
Tianda
Fairfield County
Milford Red Cross
Wwthoich Parisites
Straford Ibrars Bridgeport
Lorgeyonfords
Washington
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Joseph E. Davies
Wilbur
Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
Paul Foley
Lansdowne
Davies
Naval Secretary
Paul Poley
Pear
Foley Assaila
Shenandoah Nital
Nig Marghet
Ros Laradowne
Tole Todiv
Paul Loley
Tr Kosendall
Tole
Lansdownes
Rosendaul
Camminier
Zichary
Hartford
Conn
Nor
Jay
Chapman
Joseph M. Freedman
Freedman
United States Courts
Ataj
Storney
Hala
Capitol
Cated
Alcorn
Newell Jennings
Superior Cour
Port Janes Brelly
New Britain
Ernor Trumbull
Lonnecticut
REDISCOUNT RATE SHIFT AT FED BANK
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank announced a move to raise the rediscount rate from 1 1/4 to 4 percent. Market observers saw it as a potential signal of tighter money policy while some noted the change was not surprising to economists.
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Tutladelphia Sos
Federal Reserve District
Philadelphia Pedeat Reserve Bank
New York
Fistright Upsets Italian Chamber in Violent Session
Italian Chamber erupts as Mussolini foes clash with fascists led by Farinacci and Tarinecchi. Maffi is attacked. deputies rush from the chamber amid street fighting and a pro Mussolini crowd outside. Premier Mussolini survives a tense moment as radicals are expelled and a demonstration erupts.
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Homl Oy
Imemier M Sobais
Suuive
Banuin
Fisurminimel
Mlne
Chuseppe Mafti
Chamber of
Putes
Mw Hn
Tarinecci
Fascist Party
Fascisti
Emg
Mussel
Maffi
Farinacci
Premier Muncoll
Himber
Bonita
Agetal
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Yun
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Shonas
Chitminy
Pieebon
Cluh Fure
Deventer
Tortia
Teeta
H. and
R. Paper Company
Santinued
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Uae
Teday
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Painleve
Digemma
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Earl Presser
Stes Shereky
Hue Phen
Pitesnational
Kseean Sealuive
Ebioil
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Coronel
Jenn C Coolidge
New Tork
John C
Cal Coolidge
Ines
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Hs Peen
Co Ilee
YORK
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Ecun
Cornett
Allee
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