Restoration funds sought for Old Ironsides at 650000
Secretary Wilbur announced about 530000 is needed in money and material to restore the frigate Old Ironsides to its original condition. The plan includes duplicating the east front gallery and oil lamps while selling miniature prints of the ship to support the campaign. The White House will hang the original Grant painting.
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Warrington
Iow
Wilbur
Prins of Orden Tent
Amd
Grant
Dons
White House
Danbury linked man facing bigamy charge in Norwalk case
Patrick F. Keane, a Norwalk real estate denier, is under arrest on a digamy charge. He lived in Danbury for two years before marrying Hazel Eva, a nurse from Great Plain district, on February 14, 1923 at the Danbury Advent Christian church. The couple honeymooned on the Pacific coast after the wedding conducted by Rev. B M Ells. Keane was employed as a salesman for Atwood Company Limited of New York.
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Danbury
Patrick F. Keane
Norwalk
Reane
Hazel Eva
Great Plain District
Ells
Danbury Avent
Aey
Keane
Atwood Company Limited
New York City
Aoen
Pawtucket Fire Takes Two Lives
Pawtucket Rhode Island fire kills two including Pred Th. White owner of a paint shop near Central Falls. Chief Robert Browning of the Central Falls Fire department died of injuries after leading his crew to aid Pawtucket firefighters. Several other firemen injured. building damage estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Pawtucket, R. I
Robert Browning
Central Falls
Elavtele
McCoy Cod Liver Oil Cure Ad Targets Weak Children
A dated advertisement promotes a cod liver oil tonic for weak thin children. It claims dramatic gains in weight and energy, cites a Mahwah New Jersey mother and a child named George G. O’Brien, and offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. The copy warns against inferior products and urges readers to buy the genuine McCoy’s Cod Compound Tableta.
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Melly
George G. O'Brien
Mahwah
N. J
Radio Schedule Fragments from New York Stations
A dense list of daily radio programs across multiple New York stations like WJZ WEAF WEPR and others includes music orchestras, soprano and violinist performances, talks on markets weather and culture, and various live segments scheduled through the afternoon and evening. The fragmentary OCR outlines numerous programs, including ath the Waldorf Orchestra, Dances, Talks, and religious services, with scattered times and performer names.
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Pas Tate
Thorge Hi
Woods Pol—Mare Hitt Hmigeheltt
Thoresh Marenitonio
Manist
Iyuls Chere
Lynch
Fune Banjoliere
New York
Park Lane
Julian Heath
Raxket
Weaving Dourre
Grace
Adolph Lewisohn
Rator Orchestra
Iron Exchange
Commodore
John B. Kennedy
Phil Cook
Waldorf Orchestre
WEAF
Neuman Fier
Alice Tealgleigh
Seaman Fier
Pianiat Wa
Fara Fashes
P.lm
Rolfe
Viola Silva
Aaron Hrrach
Heeming
Helen M.A. MacGregor Brown
Traritone P
Jansnen
Waldorf
Red Cross
Helen Haines
Columbia University
Orrin Lester
Little Symphony Orchestra
Tewaon
OOP
Psy String Ensemble
Lucia al Lammermoer
WEAP
Rand Opera Company
WHYC
Plano
Uverton
WMCA
Sneddin Weir
Mary Hughes
Edward French
Herman Kopelnisky
Charles Murbrauer
Ytheatre
Charles Anger
Leroy Montesante
Betty Lee
Bob MacDonald Oley
Coldens
Olden
Christian Science Fectnes
Moate
TM. Fielden
WRNY
Josephine Drake
Constalte A.M
Philip Krumbielz
H. O
Osgood i
Volga
Helen Halprin
Dack Sherman
Financial Digest
Prince Platt
Soman
Orchestra Theatre Tactile F
Reinbow
Mothers
Adolphe de Cadro - Falk
Mary Louise
Kennedy
Mae Simsake
Mike Jackson
Dar
Whispering Warstone Boarey
Watery
J. Hin
Nine Saved by Breeches Buoy in Snowstorm Rescue
Nine crew members of the former Shipping Board steamer Lake Grogan grounded off Port Cobourne Ontario were rescued by coast guard breeches buoy men during a blinding snowstorm while en route to Detroit. The vessel, purchased by Henry Ford, is breaking up on the reef.
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Shipping Board Fresenter
Lake Grogan
Port Cobourne
Detroit
Menne
Coast
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
Suit club scheme victimized New Haven residents
Police say a man named A Nojetman operated a suit club promising a $9 suit for $3 coupon upfront and a multilevel resale chain. Participants included students and policemen, who formed much of the victims, as authorities pursue the organizer.
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New Haven
Fapi
Witeh
A. Nojetman
Takor
Samuel W Beach Dies at Long Hill After Long Illness
Samuel Wells Beach, aged sixty, longtime Long Hill resident, died at his North Main Street home after an illness of over two years. He was born in Long Hill near Heach's comer, traveled widely, enjoyed music, and was active in agriculture with his brother Francia J. Beach of 962 Main Street in real estate. Funeral Wednesday at the Trumbull Congregational Church with United Church quartette singing. burial in Long Hill Cemetery.
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Samuel Wells Bench
Long Hill
North Main Street
Mr. Bench
Heach
Main Street
Toworbull
William FB. White
Trumbull Congregational Church
Hegc
United Church Quartette
Long Hill Cemetery
Danbury Trio Held in Antique Furniture Theft Case
Danbury residents John Collam also known as John Collins, housekeeper Mrs Jamily Ryan, and Mrs Net tle Selle face charges for allegedly stealing several hundred dollars in antique furniture from B T Haviland’s New Fairfield home a year earlier. Bonds set high. hearings postponed. Police say the case ties to ongoing regional robberies and other suspects await trial.
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Danbury
John Collam
John Collins
Pandanaram
Jamily Ryan
Nettleselle
Nettie Conklin
Olen
B. T. Haviland
New Fairfield
Haviland
W. IT. Tairchild
New Haven
Bonda
Callum
Ryan
Caseselle
Pit
Elm City thieves take game finery
New Haven reports show a series of thefts from parked cars during the Yale Harvard game. Losses totaled about 3506 with a $700 ladies' dress, a $650 pair of fur coats, and a $300 fur among items stolen from cars and students' rooms.
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Elm City
New Haven
Mise Stewart Coe
Ringfield
Pallee
Senator Schall Moves To Strengthen GOP In Congress
Minnesota Senator Thomas Schall proposes to withdraw ranking member of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee to bolster the GOP. North Dakota Senator Lynn Fragment? Fragier is reinstated to the party. Schall aims for chairmanship as incumbent Iveld of Dakota lost reelection. Fragier sits on the committee but cannot back the chair due to a two year old party discipline.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nav
Rtepublican Party
Thomas
Sehall
Minnesota
Eas
Senate
Lynn J. Fragier
North Dakota
Schall
Iveld
Dakota
Recce
Fragier
Ludendorff Suffered Illness Reported By Munich Paper
Berlin Nov 21 General Von Gudendorff recuperating after a serious illness. The German commander Ludendorff is said to be improving after a surgical illness, though details were not disclosed by the Deutches Tagezeitung reported yesterday.
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von Gudendorff
Munich
Deutches Tagezeitung
Ludendorff
Neas
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