Mississippi Mud Could Trigger Gulf Quakes
Washington dispatch reports Navy planners hope to use an ocean depth expedition to study how Mississippi River mud entering the Gulf of Mexico might influence seismic and volcanic activity from Mexico to Costa Rica. Scientists note unsettled Gulf bottom dynamics and compare it with Andean and Caribbean sediment flows, while probing connections to the Lesser Antilles region.
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Washington
Navy
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
DD Oceanography
Austin H. Clark
Division of
Sachinoderma
S. National Museum
Gulf
Mexican Gulf
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Mexico
Costa Rica
Amazon
Grouth
Lesser Antiles
Clark
Lesser Antilles
St Vincent
T. Kitts
Caribbean
Bahamas
Paul Barisch
U. S. National Museum
Bahama Shelf
Siberia
Alaska
Pr. B. W. Nelson
Bureau of Biological Survey
Bering Sea
Asia
Thes
Dr. Nelson
Train Hits Auto Five Killed Near Chicago
Five people were killed when a Chicago and North Western train struck an automobile at Lombard, about 20 miles west of Chicago. The accident occurred tonight, reporting officials said. The incident adds another fatal collision on regional rail lines.
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Chicago
Chicago &, Northswestern
Lombard
Chi- Creoy
Eyes of Science and the Value of Vitamins
A short note on vitamins highlighting their vital role in growth and strength, stressing that while few scientists have seen them, everyone needs these nutrients in abundance for health and development.
Insurance Heads to Plan For Effects of Air Travel
New York November 27 The eighteenth annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents will be held in New York December 11 and 12. Leaders from major life companies will discuss future trends, mortality trends, and risks from increased travel, with speakers including Mason M. Patrick and Charles H. Markham.
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York
United States
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
New York
Pablo
Walton I. Crocker
John Hancock Mutual Tefa Insurance Company
Boston
Candasian Life iI Insurance Companies
Patrick
Speck
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
United States Army
Charles H. Markham
Wiinola Central Railroad Company
Iife Insurance
Markham
Nationa
George Twi
Association
Nfe
Giseasn
Torthy
Pnoldera
Ife
Great Britain
Scottish Widows Fund and
Life Insurance Society
Ireland
High Seas
Channing E. Cox
Massachusetts
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
George Perry Graham
Ottawa
Canals
Richard F. Grant
Chamber of Commerce
John C. Luning
State Recovers Millions Worth Of Stolen Cars
New Haven report shows stolen automobiles valued at more than a million dollars recovered and returned to owners in seven years through State Motor Vehicle department files. New Haven led the state in thefts. 2006 cars stolen in first three months this year versus about 200 statewide last year. Investigation by state department police and insurers examined thousands of applications. 200 photostat copies produced, resulting in arrests and information linking to most of the cars.
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New Haven
State Motor Vehicle Department
Hartford
State Department
State Library
Three Hurt as Car Hits Creek Edge
A crash at 5:30 today on the Newtown Turnpike left three hurt and two drivers facing potential charges. Carroll Frosser of Bridgeport collided with Frederick Morey of Banetown, both cars demolished with shattered glass injuring no one aboard the other vehicles. tow trucks moved the wreckage to a local garage. A separate incident on the Boston Post Road in Greenwich saw Harold A. Troy of Stamford lose control and strike three cars and a stone wall, with no injuries reported.
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Carroll ‘Frosser
Remington Street
Bridgeport
Newtown
Frederick Morey
Banetam
Wits
Greenwich
Harold A. Troy
Stamford
Boston
Troy
Prince of Wales Reflects on U S Trip and Trains in New York
The Prince of Wales praises the crowds at polo matches and recalls visits to the Natural History Museum and Woolworth Building. He mentions meeting Will Rogers, his polo pony gift, and his awe of New York and Chicago, with playful remarks on Massachusets and Thanksgiving as he contemplates future returns to America.
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Prince
New York
Natural History Museum
Woolworth
Rogers
Captain Lascelles
United States
Will Rogers
Canada
Chicago
Deweit
America
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Sandy Hook
Debunking Death Ray Myths in Army Report
Brigadier General Amon Frisk declares reports of death rays and supernatural destruction powers are erroneous and misleading. He notes no real scientist foresees practical control of such substances, while highlighting peace time uses of chlorine chemistry for disease control in animals and policing aids, and ongoing research to protect materials and combat pests.
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Washington
Amon A. Frisk
Chemical Warfare Service
Tries
Innes
Alb
Army
Navy
America
General Fries
Wica
General Frieg
Fries
Barbers To Decide Action On Hairdressers Licenses
New Haven November 27 The Connecticut Barbers Association executive council will meet soon to decide on actions to compel proprietors and employees of hairdressing establishments to obtain state barber licenses if they wish to continue in hair cutting. The issue has been discussed for two weeks with meetings in several cities. No statements have been given after the meetings.
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New Haven
Connecticut Barbers’ Association
Cat Fair
Lcenses
Stamford Slaying Generates Mutual Accusations and Arrests
In Stamford a man identified as Reda was killed in a case triggering chaos at police HQ. Howard Lindsey of 208 Pacific Street accused Redda’s brother Edward Redd, while Redd’s brother was arrested for assault. Townsend and Lennon testified, Townes claimed Wilson shot Redda. Police detained Lindsey. A county search continues for Titan Wright of 208 Pacific Street who may know more.
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Reda
Howard Lindsey
Pacific Street
Edward Redd
Hadward Redd
Lindsey
Redd
Townes
Lennon
E Crouchen
Wiliam Wilson
Stamford Avenue
Terten
Wilson Townes
Wilson
Satal
Ganal Street
Titan Wright
Thanksgiving, gratitude rise from religious course
Rev F Rutledge Beal preached at the West Side union service in Second Baptist Church. He traced the origins of Thanksgiving and highlighted the growth of humanitarian feeling and benefits residents enjoy today, noting dinner clubs nationwide as a key example.
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F Rutledge Beal
West Side
Second Baptist Church
Holmberg Arrest for DWI in Stratford Street Incident
Clack Holmberg of 148 Gray Street is held on $200 bond at the Second Police Precinct station charged with operating his car while intoxicated on Stratford Avenue near Water Street.
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Clack Holmberg
Gray Street
Hauor
Stratford Avenue
Water Street
Tonight's meetings at Bridgeport and Stratford halls
Local notices list a series of fraternal and civic group meetings this evening. Locations include Golden Hi council at 181 State Street, Pride of Bridgeport at 62 Cannon Street, and other lodges such as K of F 1025 Main Street, Aghlar Masons at the Masonic Temple, Arcanum at Broad Street, Women’s Christian Temperance Union at 299 Gilbert Street, Machinists at 47 Main Street, and Modern Woodmen at 62 Cannon Street. Stratford's Cronoque Inder at Town Hall and Dewey Camp at 62 Cannon Street are also noted.
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Golden Hi Council
American Insurance Union
State Street
Pride of Bridgeport Council
Daughters of America
Cannon Street
Joseph Dowdall Lodge
K. of F
Main Street
Aghlar Lodge
A. M
Arcanum Lodge
Broad Street
Women’s Christian Temperance J Union
Gilbert Street
Machinists
Turmony Rebekah Lodge
State and Main Street
Golden Gate Lodge
Scandinavian Sick Benefit Society
Teo Avenue
Bridgeport
Cronoque Inder
Town Hall
Stratford
Dewey
Modern Woodmen of America
Dr Grant Quits New York Hospital
Dr. Grant announces resignation from New York hospital amid a turbulent period. He reflects on a life of ministry, his church beliefs, and battles with scandal and personal loss including friendships, romantic entanglements, and public scrutiny.
Optimism Shines Through After Hospital Visit
In a defiant interview, a renowned figure discusses injuries and defiance. He reports teeth x rays, a stomach acid deficiency treatable by spoon injections, and a plan to resume manual labor and writing. He insists enemies cannot derail his resolve as he heads to Bedford to rest and work.
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Hoe
Tate
Nate
Bedford Aisle
Red Cross Probes Veterans Funds in Hartford
A Department of State Agencies and Institutions report notes Bennett must appear December 5 in Probate court to show cause why he should not be removed as Brazenak's conservator. Dr Wilcox says Bennett never mishandled funds when asked for veterans estate expenses, but Bennett has failed to file accounts in probate court. Bruzenak’s brother Paul of Stratford is involved and Pam was asked to help cover expenses but refused due to large family. A Department of Justice agent visited Hartford to investigate Bennett.
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Department of State
Bennett
Brazenak
Wilcox
Propete
Catatea
Bruzenak
Paul
Stratford
Brooklyn
Annie Milecinski
Barnum Avenue
Pam
Department of Justice
Hartford
Murder Shatters Tong War Peace in Park Street Laundry
Two Chinese men were shot dead in a Park Street laundry. Police recovered an .88 caliber revolver left on the counter and pursued suspects who escaped by auto. A New York report linked two men in custody to the case. In New Bern, a separate Chinese laundryman, Charlie Long, was found dead from a bullet, with a coroner's verdict of self-inflicted wound but continued inquiry into Tong war ties.
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Park Street
Ani
New York
Bere
Newbern
N.C
Charlies Long
J. L. Hartfield
Congressman's attack on a Jewish marriage sparks uproar
New York Congressman Emanuel Celler called the marriage of Gilbert W. Kahn and Anne Whelan a violation of Judaism’s sacred traditions. The wedding, described as a $200,000,000 union due to their families’ fortunes, prompted debate as Celler noted the bride and groom planned a Catholic upbringing for their children.
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New York
Emanuel Cellers
Gilbert W. Kahn
Anne Whelan
Young Kahn
Otto Kahn
Whelan
United Cigar Stores
Celler
Brith Abraham
British Officials Suppress Nationalist Plots in Cairo
London reports four prominent Nationalist leaders led by Zagloul Pasha arrested in Cairo as officials say they formed an underground conspiracy against British interests. No disorders followed, and withdrawal of Egyptian units from Sudan is seen as proceeding by week’s end.
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London
Cairo
Zagloul Pasha
Nekrashy Bey
Ministry of the Interior
Zagloul
Abdul Rahman Fahny
Ashlutanta
William Makram
Obeid
Barakat Pasha
Intertor Ae
Birdar Stack Mind
Bgeynt
Sudan
Viscount Allenby
League of Nations
Passion Players Accounting Report Reveals Debts and Deposits
The financial summary shows 26000 dollars received before departure and 21000 in America plus 16000 in deposits for future carvings. Outstanding debt stands at 8000 with 10000 more due on delivery of uncompleted orders. About 10000 from goods to be placed on sale on December 1.
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America
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Eyes OF Science
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Fiies
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Grant
N. Y. Hospital
Jesus of Nazareth
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Nelly Kelly
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Red Gross
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