Countess Kareyolyn denied entry sparks U S debate
The piece recounts a dispute over Countess Kareolyn Kareyolyn's admission to the United States, with lawyers quoting President Coolidge and Kellogg. It argues for tolerance of differing opinions and warns against restricting intellectual exchange. It also notes the State Department's lax stance and the broader impact on American ideals.
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America
Cool- Wire
Kellogg
Hughes
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Kellogs
John Hampden
Oliver Cromwell
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Carl Schurz
Louis Kossuth
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Daniel Webster
United States
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Coolidge
Department of State
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Sue
Missing records puzzle in Bridgeport tax book mystery
Bridgeport faces a puzzling missing tax book with gaps and erasures. City records show potential money due by the first of 1964, while questions arise about who accessed the book and for what motive. The damaged entries suggest deliberate changes and concealment, raising suspicion about the purpose behind the deletions.
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Bridgeport
Tnissfort
Submarines for Defense and National Security
The article argues for a strong American submarine program to defend coastlines against enemy ships and troop transports. It contrasts Britain's merchant fleet with the United States, notes geography and patrol needs, and urges developing submarines rather than yielding to British calls to abandon them.
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England
America
Great Britain
United States
Italy settles debt with America via swift pact and cash enablement
A brisk Italian mission secured favorable terms with the United States to repay debt, delivering advance payments and an oddly structured first principal installment. The agreement, praised for clear action and credibility, contrasts with France's weaker governance and slower concessions, drawing attention to Italy's disciplined, businesslike approach.
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Mussolini
America
Congress
Italy
Prete
Puliues
Sentences on gratitude and civic rights in a patient sermon
A reflective piece praising electricity easing burdens and personal liberty. It mentions the right to vote with a spouse, equal opportunity for a good boy to become president, and the importance of honest friends. The tone is earnest, urging virtue, justice, and self expression through civic participation.
Political pointers印contrasting tax and clerkship fights in Waterbury
Fragmented column outlines factional struggles over the town clerk appointment in Waterbury with German-American influence, aldermanic plans, and mayoral positions. It notes tax rate debates, grand list figures, and impending Republican McKinney dinner at Hotel Barrett plus possible state ticket moves.
The Fun Shop and Reportage Parodies
A collage of humor and fiction pieces imitates a Fun Shop course in news writing. It features mock dialogues with spoof figures like Spike W. Galt and a reporter, snippets on dieting and fashion satire, and a comic exchange about radio announcers and crime, all in a playful period tone.
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Lesous
Wilbur Hyde
Spike W. Galt
Saturn
Tully
Chad
Meriden Pupils Protest New School Schedule in Mourning Attire
Meriden high school pupils appeared in mourning dress including black neckties ribbons and armbands to protest a new 8 am to 3 pm session tied to the opening of a half million dollar junior high. They filed a petition arguing loss of work hours reduced study time and less leisure. Dr David Gibbs called the plan an experimental change pending results that would determine permanency.
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Meridex
Meriden High School
Boya
Dolar
Fenty
David Gibbs
Bello Couple Fined for Assault on Police Officer
Stamford reports John Bello owner of Canal and State saloon premises fined 500 dollars plus costs for violating the Aquor law and for assault on Detective Sergeant George Bee Carthy. His wife Mrs Josephine Bello paid 100 dollars with costs. They denied wrongdoing and claimed they did not know the officer’s status.
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Stamford
John Bello
Canal and
State Streets
James Tiialdi
George Bee
Carthy
Josephine Bello
Samuel Sfoyt
New Haven
Pali
Gallo
Belles
McCarthy
Civilization and the need for a world court of force
A 1925 reflection argues civilization rests on reducing private force and that individuals and nations should abandon personal vendetta in favor of state authority. It envisions a superior tribunal with real coercive power, possibly the League of Nations or an international court, to ensure civilized order.
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Oene
League of Nations
International Court
Lions Showcase Magic Acts During Week At New Lytle Theatre
Harr Blackstone, famed magician, entertained Lions Club members at Stratfield yesterday noon, performing through era perplexities with Newborn management. William Hewitt led the Lions on coordinating the World Court rally set for December 9 at the High School auditorium, planned by the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups. The planned title event "Steel" was postponed, with Paul O. Simpson addressing the crowd. Next week features entertainment and speakers ahead of the Norwalk stunt in WA beat ests.
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New Lytle
Bionsclus
Stratfield
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Borne
William Hewitt
Lions
High School
Chamber of Commerce
World Court
Andorret
Oon “Steel
Stone
Trenter and Havens Company
Paul O. Simpson
National Health League
Entertainment
Gallooping days and economic boom in Puntown tale
The piece paints Puntown as booming with mills and factories thriving and wages high, while warning that this prosperity masks a looming bust. It contrasts optimistic headlines with anxious memories of hard times and debts, suggesting downturns will hit once the current boom ends.
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Porcktown
Hhem
Vunktown
Tuba
Jay
Busted
Timeless Rug Portrait of Enduring Beauty
Poetic fragment praises an Oriental rug for its enduring shine and fineness despite wear. It reflects on how test of time reveals deeper beauty and memory, suggesting the rug’s pattern and luster outshine newer pieces as years pass.
Abandoned by Wife Claims Decree of Divorce
Ralph Dea Hridgeport files for divorce from Amanda Makineo Pria formerly of Greenwich. Married October 18, 1918. He alleges abandonment eleven days after the wedding and cruelty. Dehrer seeks custody of a minor and maintenance. husband claims wife owns property valued at $2,000.
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Ralph Dea Hridgeport
Superiay
Amanda Makineo Pria
Greenwich
Bria U
Readers invited to contribute original humor verses
Readers are invited to submit humor epigrams anecdotes and poems orig to be published. Accepted pieces earn from 1 to 10 per contribution or per poem depending on value and judgment by the editor. Unaccepted submissions cannot be returned. Manuscripts must be on one side and addressed to Fun Shoup Headawar lus Bhagepurt Telegram.
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Fun Shoup Headawarlus
Bhagepurt
Man's Dog Cost Him His Spouse
In Los Angeles on November 1, 19XX, Mrs Ida May Shelden testified in Superior Court that her husband, a prosperous businessman, became furious after a dog taken for a walk inexplicably triggered joy. She found his boxhand and evidence suggesting infidelity, leading to a granted divorce.
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S Angeles
Jane Shelden
Tda May Shelder
Demeas
Shaughnessy vows to press $100000 slander suit
William J. Shaughnessy Jr of Eastern Engineering and Construction says the $100,000 slander suit against Attorney John A. Cornell will be pursued to the limit over alleged irregularities in the Warren Harding High School project. He arrived from Florida and plans to return, asserting the action will not be withdrawn and aims to safeguard reputations. Shaughnessy, in Florida on business, oversees Bridgeport syndicate building homes there with McEldowner & Co financing. embargoes delay material but work progresses.
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Eastern Engineering and Construction Company
John A. Cornell
Cornell
Warren Harding
Shaughnessy
Telegram
Florida
Shaugknessy
Bridgeport
Cocoa
Fla
Shuinessy
Count Salm to Enter United States on Majestic
Paris dispatch reports Count Salm, in a purple overcoat with raccoon collar, leaving for Newburgh with his mother. He plans to sail on the Majestic this afternoon to visit the United States seeking a royal match. Chant Salin refused to discuss the Countess Sabu or Milaent Rogers.
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Paris
Count Salm
Weather forecast for New York and New England
Weather sections describe partly cloudy and colder conditions in northern areas with increasing clouds and rain in parts of New England and southern regions. A coastal disturbance near the East Coast is intensifying and expected to bring rain across nearly all states east of the Mississippi Friday, with winds from the northwest along Sandy Hook to Watchers and Hatteras.
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