Connecticut Manufacturers Plea for German Debt Settlement
Hartford November 22. The Connecticut Manufacturers Association representing leading industrial interests transmits to President Coolidge a resolution urging an early generous settlement of Allied debts with France. The letter, signed by J Kent Hubbard, urges reopening negotiations and notes broad support from major New England firms. It argues that a fair settlement will restore credit, aid global business, and benefit U S relations with former allies.
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Independent Drunks Taken To Hillside After Street Fight
Police reported two independent drunks fighting on North Wall Street near Fort Wisberton Avenue. One man had a gash above the eye and another suffered delusions while a third victim was found at the corner of North Washington Avenue and 11th Street. Detectives described the pair as intoxicated, with one bottle broken, as neighbors noted a scuffle. Patrolman Patrok Quinn identified the injured man. the second man's name not clear.
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Salvation Army Man Appointed Atlanta Chaplain
Washington November 8 14 Pd WB reports a Salvation Army officer likely to become Atlanta chaplain succeeding Father Thomas P Hiden who was reassigned after prior charges and a priestly appointment. The story notes his previous role as chaplain of the state prison at Jeffersonville Indiana and mentions church leadership in Savannah.
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Growth of Tissue Doubles Daily in New York City Case
Live tissue from a chicken in 1923 by Lt Mexis Caiel at Rockefeller Institute sparked awe. Experts warned uncontrolled growth could overwhelm New York if not kept in check. The tissue reportedly doubles every 24 hours and researchers say it cannot die while nourished.
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Mexis Caiel
Rockefeller Institute
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Yale Enrollment Rises to 5294 for Year
New Haven November 22 Yale university reports total enrollment 5294, up 181 from last year. Yale College hosts 1464 students, with 56 more freshmen. Sheffield Scientific School totals 734, graduate school has 28 candidates for degrees, and School of Fine Arts 22 candidates. Yale’s staff includes 168 officers and 165 instructors, 48 associate professors, 14 assistant professors, 133 instructors, and 498 assistants in instruction and administration.
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School of Fine Arts
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Liquor Raid Yields Still and Mash in Germania Hall
A Saturday night liquor raid at Germania Hall led to the arrest of Wilfred Walter after a disturbance and alleged weapon threat. Police confiscated a gun found unloaded, and wartime sobriety, intoxication, and concealment charges were cited with bonds set at 200 dollars for trial. The incident drew attention to illicit alcohol activity, stills, and mishandled products within the venue and surrounding area.
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Martin Acclaimed by Colleagues in Victory Banquet
Las Matin Republican chairman in the Eighth district was toasted at a late week dinner at Bridgeport club in celebration of his district victory. Attended by board members, a town chairman, and district Republicans, the event featured humorous telegrams from absent allies and a floor lamp presentation to Chairman Martin.
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Wath Wirtin
Wiliam
Martin
Dducation
Alfred D Butdicie
Girige
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Woham
Thomas McCormick
Henry Koehler
McCormick Aid
Koehler
They Shall Not Pass Vow Cited In Tax Office Discrepancy
Mr Burnham asserts the lock is changed while Mr Challenger denies the claim. A photo shows the door between the tax collector staff private office and the public area, the door through which the missing taxi book is alleged to have disappeared.
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JAGGERS ARRESTS ENGINEER JAGGER JAGGERS ARRESTS ENGINEER
Police report a motorcyclist officer named Jagger arresting an engineer named Fisher after a test ride at Seaside Park near South Main Street. Richard Weil of New Haven charged with driving with a suspended license, released on $90 bond. Two companions charged with breach of the peace and intoxication, each held on $330 bond.
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Lie
Washington Avenue
Ivenin
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South Main Street
Richard Weil
Wall Street
New Haven
Jonn Koguich
Diiths Lane
Sdaward
WIFL Cat Ceures Soltis Arrest Warrant Charge
A man named Soltis was arrested Saturday at 11 pot dn on a warrant issued by Sergeant Murphy for allegedly supporting his wife Fe asheta. The warrant, based on a complaint from Fe asheta, sets bonds at 4300 for full tomorrow morning.
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