Gerard attacks Turkish envoy stance over Lausanne treaty
New York Nov 27 Associated Press James W Gerard former ambassador to Germany and Iran committee vice president questions constitutional power to exchange ambassadors with Turkey after Lausanne treaty rejection He accuses Moukhtar Bey of responsibility for the Armenian massacres and says Turkish envoy presence is intolerable He asserts Senate will find State Department diplomacy with Turkey illegal and cites Kemal Moscow alliances and redrawn Armenian borders.
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New York
Associated Press
Turkey
Senate
James W. Gerard
Germany
Iran
Gerard
Moukitar- Mey
Ar-owanian
Moukhtar-Bey
State Department
Woukhter-Bey
Ala
Kemel
Moscow
Soviet
Kemal
Russia
Congress Advised To Avoid Tariff Changes
New York November 27. John E Edgerton president of the National Association of Manufacturers urged that tariff revision for agriculture be placed in a commission rather than Congress. He criticized the Business Men's Commission on Agriculture for not proposing a reclaim method and warned that ongoing tariff talk undermines business confidence. He said removing tariff politics from public audit would benefit both large and small business and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Business Men's Commission On Agriculture
Congress
John E Edgerton
National Association of Manuffacturers
Edgerton
Woman Accuses Husband of Scalp Injury
Mrs Nancy Brescia aged 43 reported that her husband Dr Chester E Heberlin inflicted a long gash to her scalp. An ambulance responded to 457 Done Street at 1 30 am and rushed her to Bridgeport Hospital after initial treatment to stem the bleeding.
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Nancy Brescia
Chester E. Heberlin
Brescia
Bridgeport
Jordan Arrested After Vandalizing Sidewalk Peanut Machine
Edward J. Jordan of 1182 Milne Street was arrested last night for allegedly breaking a peanut roaster on a Main Street sidewalk near the state armory. He was charged with breach of the peace and will be tried this morning in city court.
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Main Street
State Armory
Edward J. Jordan
Milne Street
Business Volume Large but Not Equalling Expectations
The volume of business now in the country is large yet disappointing versus prior hopes for a revival in late 1927. Freight transport is sub normal, iron and steel are slow, retail trade weak, and autos await new Ford models, while money, agriculture, building, and prices show improvement and employment remains solid. Economists foresee an upward trend in the coming months and a better 1928 overall.
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Lwo
Ford
Tively Cuier
Obituary notices from Stratford and area families
A batch of obituaries from Stratford Ansonia and surrounding areas notes Maurice Soderstrand died at 57 at his Reed Street home with funeral plans to be announced. Minnie Barardino died at 37 of heart trouble with services at 8:30 and 9 from her Black Rock Turnpike home and St Ann's Church. James Burns son of Patrick Burns died in New York. funeral arrangements to be announced. Almira Swosier, 77, died at 1012 East Main Street. funeral from 1046 Fairfield Avenue with interment at Lakeview. Joseph Virgala, 68, died at home and funeral services at 1:30 and 2:30 at St John’s and burial at St Michael’s. Mrs Anna Carbone funeral from 122 Federal Street to St Raphael’s with mass. John E Sheridan funeral from 130 Fayerweather Street with burial at St Michael’s. Agnes Musvensual Ludford widow of Jacob D Ludford died at 165 Catherine Street. funeral at 8:30 and 9 at St Augustine’s. James Burns aged 19 burial at St Michael’s after services from Lafayette Street funeral home.
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Maurice Soderstrand
Stratford
Ansonia
Reed Street
August G Baker
Stratford Avenue
Minnie Barardino
Minne Barardino
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Black Rock Turnpike
St. Ann's Church
Fairfield
Assumption Cemetery
Westport
James Burns
Patrick
Catherine Gilligan Burns
Balsam Avenue
New York City
Davey Brothers
Almira S,wosier
East Main Street
Sunshine Circle of Kings Daughters
Washington Park
Joseph Virgala
Joseph Vigala
Ash Street
St. John's N. E
Joseph A. Eng
John L
St. John’s Church
Anna Carbone
Frank Carbone
Federal Street
St. Raphael's Church
St. Michaela Cemetery
John E. Sheridan
John Edward Sheridan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fayerweather Street
Black Fock
Bunal
St. J Michael's Cemetery
St. Augustine's Church
St Michael's Cemetery
New York
Lieberum and Heaphy
Lafayette Street
St. Patrick's Church
Anna
Catherine Burns
Milford Red Cross Sets New Record in Fund Drive
Milford reports a record Red Cross drive totaling 6126.50 subscribed in the recent roll call. Mrs. Raymond Davidson, president of the Milford chapter, announced the final report noting the 1925 church women had previously raised 1200, while this year the Church of Christ Congregational women organized the campaign.
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Milford
American Red Cross
Raymond Davidson
St. Mary's Church
Women's Association
The
Church of Christ Congregational
Husband Signs Her Death Warrant Then Wife Kills Self
JERSEY CITY N J November 27 By Associated Press after a 17 year drinking quarrel a dock laborer signed his wife's death warrant then she killed herself on the cottage doorstep a note read I rose nagels my husband august nagels wants me to kill myself police found an empty chloroform bottle and the husband said he signed the document Nagels fifty seven and Rose fifty four were involved and the man was held pending further investigation of the death
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Jersey City
N. J
Associated Press
Lundy's Lane
Rose Nagels
August Nagels
Frank Baugerna
Nagels
Rose
Choir Returns to St Cyril’s Service After Withdrawal
The Sts Cyril and Methodius R. C. church choir performed at 9 30 and 10 30 services confirming the return after a dispute last week over a dance incident involving Emily Remenar. Martin Remenar and several choir members had claimed a protest led to the withdrawal, but church officials denied any departure and noted the choir is normally parish youth.
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Sts. Cyril and Methodius R. C
Martin Remenar
Gaspar Panik
Remenar
Emily
Father Panik
Woman Injured in Hit and Run Near New Haven
New Haven dispatch reports Miss Jean McKinnon twenty seven, of 240 St Ronan Street, was struck by a hit and run motorist shortly after midnight at Whitney avenue and Lawrence street. She suffered a broken facial bone a deep cut over the right eye severe wrenching of both knees and the left ankle and was in Grace hospital under danger list pending possible name removal.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Jean McKinnon
St. Ronantreet
Grace Hospital
Danbury Boy to Be Lutheran Minister
Ernest Kazasch son of Mrs. Ann Kazasch of 34 Grand Street Danbury will leave Thursday for Chicago to be ordained for the ministry and become pastor of the German Lutheran Church there Mrs Kazasch will accompany him He preached today at the Danbury Lutheran church of which he has been a member since childhood and recently graduated from Concordia Theological Seminary in St Louis Missouri
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Danbury
Ernest Kazasch
Ann Kazasch
Grand Street
Chicago
Kazasch
Driver Arrested After Long Hill Accident
Ernest F. Meyerholz of Bridgeport is held in Bridgeport fourth precinct jail on a driving while intoxicated charge after a head on collision in Long Hill yesterday afternoon. He was arrested by Constable John Austin and will be tried in Trumbull tonight at 3. The other driver’s name and address were not learned. Both cars were badly damaged but there were no injuries.
Chicago Judge Cuts Alimony Tactics For Greedy Wives
Chicago November 27 Judge Joseph Sabath orders changes in separate maintenance suits to curb use as bargaining tools for higher alimony. Courts will assess merits before granting temporary support, with preference to defendants on trial calendars. He opposes maintenance without children and warns of immorality and long-term payments.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Hhere
Sabath
Superior Court Clerk's
Dixies Open Season With Saint Thomas Aquinas Five
The Dixie basketball team opens their season tonight against the Saint Thomas Aquinas squad of Norwalk. Limited readable names indicate a roster including players such as Miller, Guerin, Kelleher, Murdock, and Sansone, with coaching and positions obscured by OCR errors.
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Dixie Basketball Five
Saint Thomas Aquinas Five
Norwalk
Une Upa
Dixies Thomas Aquinas
Hein
Cyeseeeeeee
Seseees d
Miller Guerin Kelleher
Mace
Murdock Cote Sansone
Blizard c Tereveses
Tribrvers
Burdick Conley Miller LG PF. Guerln
Giants Beat Bears As McBride Stars Giants win 17 to 7
Jack McBride former Syracuse fullback scored all winning points as the league leading New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears 17 to 7 at the Polo Grounds. Giants rallied with two touchdowns both on line plunges by McBride and added an extra point. Bears scored last period on a Walquist to Sternaman pass with Sternaman kicking the extra point.
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New York
Associated Press
Jack McBride
Syracuse
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Polo Grounds
Giants
McBride
Chicago
Walquist
Joe Sternaman
Vilinoissias
Sternaman
Kojack and Spence Set New Swim Marks
George Kojack of the Central Swimming Club set a new 220 yard backstroke record at 2 39 2 4, besting Walter Laufer. Walter Spence of the Brooklyn Central Y M C A lowered the 150 yard breaststroke record from 1 50 1 5 to 1 48 3 5, in a program that also saw a second mark at the 200 yard split.
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New York
Associated Press
Brooklyn Central
George Kojack
Central Swimming Club
Walter Laufer
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Rojack
Kohack
George Fissler
Walter Spence
Brooklyn Central Y. M.C. A
TIA JUANA RACE CARD SUMMARY
Five races listed for claiming and handicap events at Tia Juana track. Winners include Knighthood in race one, Unlucky in race two, Alceste in race three, Tamarind in the Hollywood Handicap, Hoatzin in race five, and Bontie Marguerite in the two year old division, with times and tote odds for each contender.
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Knighthood
Russell
Kenzie
Valentine
Shasta Graney
Bell
LaBelle
Billy D
Snowden
T Mabrey
C. Hooper
Buck Pond
B. Pershall
Virginia Carleton
E. Palaez
Tan—Hildred Seth
Major Beth
Snooksie K. Quite Garden
Dick's
Seth
Pennen
Mies Nantura
Alceste
Luther
Tulse
Stevens
Worthman
Montford
Be Frank
Zing
Bartlett
Foreman
Tamarind
Tindseth
Rundlathe
Jones
Plaza Real
Horning
Yime
Matt Hunter
Shasta Pine
Pauvo
Polita
Deep Thought
Hoatzin
Golden Laura
Intelone
Muriel H
Philpot
Weather Vane
Golden Shire
Tennessee
Cloud Accelerator
Lord Douglas
Bontie Marguerite
Glint o'Gold
Kdachel Machel
Shasta Sand
Orol
Little Broom
Mise Drapea Vm
Tunney Fears Misquotation More Than Any Foe
Watertown reports heavyweight champion Gene Tunney says his only fear is being misquoted by newspapers. He stresses no fear of any creature and notes misinterpretation of his statements, while visiting with Barton Heminway and later greeting Taft School students seeking autographs.
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Watertown
Associated Press
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Taft School For Boys
Flood will cost railroad millions in repairs and losses
Boston and Maine Railroad estimates physical property restoration after the New England flood will run about 2.5 million dollars. The company notes additional revenue losses from diverted traffic and higher maintenance costs will appear in future reports. October net income was 578,352, up from 501,741 last year, with a 397,360 drop in operating revenues. For ten months, gross earnings were 66,377,869, down 2,079,778 year over year, and net income was 6,312,291, down 341,281.
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Boston
Mass
Associated Press
Boston and Maine Railroad
New England
Detectives to Testify Against Burns in Dis Case
Washington will hear Burns Detective agency officials including W J Burns and W Sherman testify in a contempt case in the District of Columbia Supreme court on December 5. The government plans to use Burns detectives to link their chiefs to jury surveillance in a conspiracy trial. William J McMullin, a former Burns operative and government informer, also testifies. Service of citation to Burns officials will occur tomorrow in their counsel's office.
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Washington
Associated Press
W. J. Burns
Burns Detective Agency
W. Sherman
C. L. Vellech
Baltimore
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Burns
Gordon
Harry F. Binclaire
Henry Mason Day
New York
Sheldon Clark
Chicago
Lula Confidential Associates
Frederick L. Biddons
William J. McMullin
Burn’s
Weitsch
United States Marshals
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ST. Cyril's
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ST. Thomas
M’bride
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Spence
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