Briand Asked Again to Form French Cabinet as Crisis Deepens
Paris dispatch reports Aristide Briand was urged by President Doumergue to form a new cabinet after Herriot failed, with Socialists blocking progress and discussions on a radical concentration government. Briand's acceptance hinges on rallying Radicals and moderates to counter Socialist influence amid financial and political instability.
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Patnleve
Doumergue
M. Herriot
Mr. Herriot
Tion
Dowmergua
Federal agents arrest speculators at Penn State game ticket surge
Federal agents in Philadelphia on Nav 26 detain ten men for selling Penn State football tickets at inflated prices without proper stamps. Each faced 1000 dollar penalties or prison for tax law violations. All released on bail of 500 dollars awaiting hearings before a federal commissioner.
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Philadelphia
Nav
Federinl
Franklin Field
Pennaytyunistortell
W&me
Faeders
Baby's Body Found Near Meriden Railroad Bushes
The body of a five month old baby boy was found in bushes near the Plank Road railroad in Waterbury Meriden area. It appears to have been there for several days. The infant was wrapped in newspaper dated November 29.
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Waterbury
Meriden
Grange Debuts as Pro in Bears Cardials Tie
Harold Grange stepped from college hero to professional football with the Chicago Bears in a 14 0 tie against the Chicago Cardinals. He drew over 40 000 fans, earned about 20000 dollars, and suffered a black eye while contributing 40 rushing yards and three punt returns of 14 25 and 30 yards.
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Chicago
Harold “Red” Grange
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Grange
Cardinals
Joe Sternaian
University of Illinois
Pagea
Comet
Pennsylvania
Brown
Colgate Paule
Uedn
Paxtory
Notre Dame
Sebruaka
Featore
Black Aye
Enimy
MOFA
Queen
Chester Five
Knghis of
Columbus
Stuaustine ‘Triangles
Mulleans and
Crimwurs
Hartford
Ponrelcastle
Henest Gumay
Hammill
Pate
Clagewntes
Lute
Sunita
McCook Heir Notified Delay Halts Sanatorium Expansion
State authorities race to notify McCook heirs for taking over adjoining land to expand Seaside sanatorium at Niantic. China-based heir Eliza Roots has not responded to a registered letter sent to her in Hong Kong. The 1923 and 1925 actions aimed to condemn property and erect a building, with court appraisers sought as the case advances after notification is complete.
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Niantic
McCook
Arthur M. Brown
New London County
China
General Assembly
Frank E. Healy
John H. Trumbull
Brown
Eliza Roots
Hote Kong
Believed merchant leaps into sea near New York
Parker Bremer, head of Parker Wilder and Co of Boston, missing from Fur ness Bermuda steamer Victoria after a note to contact his firms. Described as dejected over financial reverses, he was seen pacing the deck in pajamas before vanishing in heavy seas.
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New York
Parker Bremer
Boston
Parker, Wilder and Company
Massachusetts
Furness-Bermuda
Fort Victora
Bermuda
Bremer
Fourth Avenue
Chauncey Street
Teston
Geen
Manchesterty
Gea
Rhinelander Near Penniless After Annulment Suit
Leonard Rhinelander and Alice Jones Rhinelander pursue the annulment case as reports claim Leonard may be nearly penniless due to legal costs. His father Philly Rhinelander has not aided the suit or communicated since the marriage's publicity. Leonard inherited $309,000 on May 9, 1924.
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Whith Plains
Leonam
Kip Ihinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Rhinelander
New York World
Philly K. Rhinelander
Leonard
Radio Operators Strike Hits Transatlantic Schedules
Nearly 5 000 wireless operators including most on British ships strike over a proposed wage cut of about one pound a month. Shipping circles fear delays to trans Atlantic schedules as passenger ships must carry complete radio operator crews and lines may be constrained by British staffing rules.
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Tandon
NEW Ork
Cunard
Btar
Earance
Germany ratifies league entry and Locarno treaties
Berlin November 26 The Reichstag approved on the second reading the security pact and the Locarno era arbitration treaties enabling Germany to join the League of Nations within a month. Tomorrow a third reading will ratify, paving the way for London signing and final admission efforts. Opponents were Nationalists Communists and Extreme Nationalists led by Ludendorff. The Centrists People’s Party and Democrats urge fuller concessions before entry. Social Democrats back the revolution.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Jjoearno
Germany
League of Nations
Luther
Stresemann
London
League
Ludendort
People Party
Democrats
Social Democrats
Load of alcohol seized on Newtown Danbury turnpike
A truck carrying 35 50 gallon barrels of alcohol was halted on the Newtown Danbury turnpike Wednesday night. Carol Slorin and Nathan Slorin of New Haven were arrested for transporting liquor without a permit and released on $1,000 bond each. The alcohol reportedly denatured, origin from Danbury Solvent Recovery, billed to Connecticut Alcohol Distributors. A chemist report is pending. In Ridgefield a separate case saw Aldo Carmedale of Springfield fined $290 and jailed 300 days for 350 gallons of alcohol and 496 bottles of Italian and French cordials found in a truck. charges and exact details await official word.
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Newtown-Danbury
John Kelly
Leo F. Carroll
Ridgefield State
Carol Slorin
Nathan Slorin
New Haven
I. H. McCarthy
Newtown
Kelly
Solvent Recovery Company
Danbury
Connecticut Alcohol Distributors Company
Ridgefield
Ridgefield Court
Aldo Carmedale
Springfield
Carmiedale
Four People Drown As Car Plunges Into River
New York November 2. A young woman and two men plus a man identified as Mr and Mrs Belledonna of Conemoge street White Plains were drowned when their automobile plunged over a tow bullshead end of a Brooklyn street into the Lust river.
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New York
Jury Deadlocks After 34 Hours in Race Murder Case
Detroit court case follows nine defendants including Ossian Sweet charged with murder in a 1925 race disturbance. After 34 hours of deliberation, the jury was ordered locked up for the night at 11 30 o clock.
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Detroit
Mich
Ossian He Sweet
Cate
Women’s Colleges Oppose Helps to Smoking Students
Five eastern colleges for women pledge no immediate change in stance toward student smoking after Bryn Mawr action. Wellesley Smith Mount Holyoke and Pennsylvania College for Women report smoking not a serious issue or require no new rules. Russell Sage College notes smoking has never been a serious problem and Kenny Vania College cites student sentiment against smoking.
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New York
Eastern Colleges
Bryn Mawr
New York Herald-Tribune
Wellesley
Russell Sage, Smith
Pennsylvania College For Women
Mount Holyoke College
Ylerald-Tribune
Russell Sage College
Kenny Vani
College For Women
Two Cars Catch Fire After Lafayette Street Collision
Two cars collided near Engine House No 9 on Lafayette street at 6 50 PM. A cigarette butt ignited spilled gasoline, sparking a blaze quickly contained by firefighters. One car belonged to John J Col ling parked by Wire house, the other to J Dorozersky of 381 Gregory street. Separate blaze at 5 PM damaged a three family tenement at 4 Madison avenue, burning a second floor closet. Loss about 90 dollars. Building owned by Isadore Ipstein and Jacob Ginsberg. occupant Joseph M Sateel.
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Lafayette Street
J. Dorozersky
Gregory Street
Madison Avenue
Isadore Ipstein
Jacob Ginsberg
Joseph M. Sateel
Bridgeport News Summary Across Events and Incidents
Fiend escapes in darkness after assaulting girls in Bridgeport while a man is stabbed in a separate incident. Reports detail a body found in state, a failed notification to McCook heir in China, and land security for a sanatorium. Community Chest drive surpasses six thousand contributors.{"}
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Po- Hee
Page Hlammiil
Atate
Page
McCook
China
Man Ia
STATE
Fairfield Cort
Stratford House
Fairfield Unite
Westport
Chapman
Will Bign
Btate
Putnam
Yale
Liberty
Betlere
Bermuda
Mitchel Klat
War Department
Germany
Lexgus
Adhnits
Vrench
Chesperate
Brinedgo
Pauteres
Mrs Shields Dies at Crosby Home
Mrs Jeasie Shields aged 82 widow of John Shields died yesterday at the Fannie Crosby Home for the Aged 1088 Fairfield avenue She survived by a son in the west Funeral services from the chapel at the home tonight at 7 49 o clock Burial will be at Indian Hill Cemetery Middletown
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Jeasie Shields
John Shields
Fannie Crosby
Fairfield Avenue
Shields
Malitation
Anal
Indian Ifill Cemetery
Middletown
Bandit Relieved as Second Reprieve Set for Chapman
Gerald Chapman learns Governor Trumbull will sign a second reprieve delaying his execution from next Wednesday to March 3 to allow time for a U S Supreme Court appeal. Lawyer Joseph Freedman brought the news after Thanksgiving dinner as Chapman hoped for the stay.
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Uartford
Gerald Chapman
John H. Trumbull
Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph M. Freedman
Chapman
Feedman
Freedman
Trumbull le
Ieedman
Polish president bombing confession sparks case label
Teofit Olshanska says he acted on orders from a Ukrainian military group to attack President Wojciechowski last year. He turned himself in to Polish authorities and admits the plan, aiming to derail trial of Stanislaw Steiger, a Zionist student charged with the same attempt. The Steiger case, called Poland’s Dreyfus affair, has stirred Jewish sentiment amid the proceedings.
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Olshanski
Stanislaw Steiger
President Wokelechowski
Poland
Dreyfus
Steiger
Escape notes mark second prison break in New England
Stephen H Hopre of Boston escaped from Vermont State Prison in West Claremont within 24 hours of Thanksgiving liberty. He was recaptured nearby and returned to await burglary charges after a prior escape from Maine State Prison at Thomaston. Authorities described crutches aiding his movement and a feigned bed setup as past evasion.
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Windsor
Stephen H. Hopre
Boston
Maine
Thomaston
Vermont
West Claremont
Marie Hoppe
Bursglary
New Hampshire
Fiend Stabs Boy in Darkness as Hero Saves Life
Steven Horn's quick action saves a fourteen year old boy during a nighttime stabbing in Bridgeport. Police note the attacker, a serial offender, has claimed eleven victims, with similarities to previous attacks. Victim, Jean Horn, suffered a hand wound but left hospital. investigation continues with multiple detectives at the scene.
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Steven Horn
Man Iag
Paderewski Splits Finger Cancels Recital Tour
Paderewski suffered a finger cut during a New York performance and cancelled his schedule of recitals until further notice. A telegram from manager George Engels announced the Friday engagement in Springfield would be cancelled.
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Bpringfield
Mass
Ignace Jan Paderewski
New York Realta
Two Die From Accident Hurts Woman Victim
A Bristol man Nicholas Wiezczyn thirty of East View street died in Bristol hospital from injuries after a trolley striking him Sunday night. A Plainville woman Margaret M Cusland fractured skull died in Middletown hospital after being struck by a car while boarding a trolley. Both cases cited fractured skulls and hospital care.
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Nicholas Wiezczyn
Bristol
Bristol Hospital
Margaret M.cusland
Plainville
Middletown
Middlesex Hospital
Mddletown
Esast View Street
Southington
Brosiel Hospital
Wiescaya
Woman Shot and Man Stabbed in City Fights
In less than half an hour last evening a shooting occurred in the South End and a stabbing in the North End. Tony Filomino, 37, at St Vincent's with a knife wound to the neck, and Joseph Leona, 196 North Washington, alleged stabber, are involved after Leona insulted Filomino's wife. Filomino allegedly initiated the earlier clash but was wounded and taken to hospital. Leona fled in a car. A woman, Mrs Mabel Hutchinson McKenzie, 25, was shot at a roaming house at 29 Drouve Street, with her husband William Hutch McKenzie, 27, employed as a house painter, present. the couple resides at 75 [address incomplete in source].
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Jen Horn
Ernest Horn
Wayne Street
Savoy
Westfield Avenue
Atebdge
St. Vincent's
Thipy
Horn
North End Coal Company
Columbus Place
N. Washington Avenue
Tony Filomino
Lexington Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jozeph Leona
Washington Avenue
Flornino
Leona
St Uson
Flomino
Fleming
Florhino
Bureau
Drouve Street
Mabel Hutchinson McKenzie
Wiliam Hutch
Kenzie
Oppose Secrecy of Mellon Records in FTC Rift
Washington Nov 36 Commissioners Thompson and ag ent of the Federal Trade Commission disclosed objections to a majority ruling that sought to grant the attorney access to records. The dissent argued the ruling delayed justice and hindered the investigation by requiring express consent. The dispute arose during inquiries into the Aluminum Company of America and related furnishings industries linked to Secretary Mellon.
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Washington
Thompson Anggent
Federal Trade Sion
Federal Trade Commission
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John Carrol
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