Hindenburg Celebrated by German Nation on Birthday
Berlin witnesses a huge turnout as President von Hindenburg is feted on his birthday. Officials estimate up to one million cheering supporters along the route, with hundreds of thousands more at the stadium and public ceremonies. He urges national unity and reconciling postwar divides while receiving deputations from government, church, and diplomatic corps. A charity fund, created in his honor, will aid veterans and relief efforts.
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Germany’s Hindenburg Honored by U S President Coldidge
President Coolidge extended birthday congratulations to President Von Hindenburg of Germany on his eightieth birthday. The cablegram from the State Department praised his four decades of public service and devotion to the German constitution. The message expressed friendship and admiration from the American people.
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Washington
Coolidge
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Germany
State Department
Commonwealth
Obituary notices of Edward Chaos and Frank Vogel Jr
Funeral services for Edward Chaos twenty eight were held from his West Broadsheet Stratford home and from German Reformed church on Congress Street. Burial was in Park Cemetery. Frank Vogel Jr thirty eight died Wednesday. services from his 621 Central Avenue home and St Michaels Cemetery followed by burial.
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West Broadsheet
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German Reformed Church
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Park Cemetery
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Frank Vogel Jr
Cenual Avenue
St Michaels Cemetery
Charles HE Gueger
Charles Greiger
Hope Chapel
Fairfield
Herman G Wtemer
Rufus Wales
Jens Larson Wilam Hanford
Julius Zelensky
Oaklawn
Hose
Rose Karasy
Eugene
Elizabeth Karasz
Spiidgepoort Hospital
Fureri
Webster Street
St Stephens Church
Margaret McLaughlin
Margaret
John McLaughlin
Edmond Marin
Chase Street
St Patricks Church
S Michaels Cemetery
L_ Bern
Joseph P Berry
Davenport Street
Baptist Church
Mountain Grove
Robert Filison
Robert Ellison
Jefferson Street
Lakevew Cemetery
Adam Zatlidnonis
Adam Zaladnoris
Park Terrace
Oelock
St Georges R C
Robert Shessin
Robert Sheffield
Maplewood Avenue
St George
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Bedihwood Avenue
Josephine
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Oclok
John ME
Matton
Satman
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Margaret Hetson Milon
Margaret Me
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Marys Church
Austrians Cheer For Union With German Republic
Vienna October 2. A mass rally in front of the old Royal Palace urged Austria to unite with Germany. The event marked Hindenburgs birthday but focused on Austrias kinship with Germany and self determination. Pan German figures attended while a mass and choir led chants of Die Deutschland and battle hymns.
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Austria
Associated Press
Germany
Paul von Hindenbrg
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Hindenburg Receives Chamberlin Greeting in Berlin
In Berlin on October 2 Associated Press reports Clarence Chamberlin, the American aviator who crossed the Atlantic, sent birthday wishes to President Hindenburg praising the leader of a remarkable people. The message was signed by Mrs Chamberlin.
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Girl's Atlantic plane makes hop to Elm City
Miss Frances T Grayson, owner of the Bikeisky amphibian plant, plans trans Atlantic flight as a passenger. A test flight over New Haven, piloted by Wilmer Stultz, earlier circled the city before returning toward Roosevelt Field.
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Curtiss Field
Associated Press
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Maine
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New Haven Conn
Wilmer Stultz
New Haven
Anapdated
Frances T Grazon
Europe
New Haven Air Terminal
New York
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Legion Men In Danger In British Rail Crash
American Legionaries among 285 passengers on the Glasgow to London Royal Scot express escaped disaster when a gale blown elm tree blocked the track near Carligle. The train slowed and the engineer avoided a head crash but struck a large branch tearing engine lamps and windows. No injuries reported. The train reached London an hour late.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Carligle
Rade
Pope to Meet Levine in Semi Private Audience Today
In Rome the Vatican announced a semi private audience for Charlie Levine with the Pope today. Levine and pilot Captain Walter Hinchcliffe arrived by monoplane Columbia from Rome to Naples, praising the panoramic sunset and calm weather. He expressed the flight as the loveliest I ever made and received letters inviting him for two special audiences with the pontiff.
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Associated Press
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Naples
Panoma
Arinta
Carlos Levine
Whiteman Family Holds 56 at Reunion in Connecticut
Fifty siaisons and four generations gathered at E M Whiteman’s home in Querida Avenue for a Whiteman reunion. Leander Whiteman, founder of the family, celebrated his 74th birthday and presided at a banquet. Attendees traveled from across Connecticut and New York. The gathering decided to make the reunion an annual event at E M Whiteman’s home.
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New Jersey Lane Focus in Murder Case
In Hammonton New Jersey on October 2 the Associated Press details a murder case centering on a New Jersey lane. Dr William Lilliendahl a 65 year old narcotics specialist was killed on September 15 after a highway robbery involving two men who forced him and his wife off the road. The widow Mrs Lilliendahl was questioned as a suspect while 50 year old poultry man Beach emerged as a key figure, facing charges of aiding and abetting the crime. Witnesses linked an automobile to Beach near the scene though he remained elusive. Mrs Lilliendahl criticized the case as tied to narcotics vendetta.
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Associated Press
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Atelon Indian Mills
Rosa
William
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Wills Bend
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Peggy Anderson
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Beach
New Jersey
A W Lillendahl
Willis Beach
ALF L CONVENTION COOLIDGE TO OPEN TODAY
World radio meet opens as ALF delegates gather in Los Angeles for two days of sessions. Governors and city officials greet officials and preside over opening remarks. Washington hosts international radio telegraph conference as major delegations arrive. Over sixty nations expected to participate with proposals to update the 1912 London convention.
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World Radio Meet
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Ace of Redresses
American Federation of Labor
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Mnaide Govenor
Youn
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George Cry
J M Dalton
State Federation of
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William H Green
Federation
Washington
Associatea Press
International Radio Telegraphic Conference
Germam Bilt
Ahesd
Manny
London
Col T F Pares
International Bureau of the Telegraph Union
Cerhs
Brussels Greets Legion Delegates Amid Parade
A mixed crowd welcomed American Legionnaires as the Mut Infantry Regiment marched through Brussels. Belgian officials and the American embassy greeted the delegation, with national defense ministers extending thanks for U.S. aid during the offensive as guards and dignitaries watched the parade in the city.
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Associated Press
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la Brabancoun
American Legionaries
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Independents Split in Philadelphia For Mayor Nomination
Philadelphia independents gloved for control of the Republican mobilization under Senator elect Willem S Var e with J Himptor Moore and Withington factions clashing. A conference ended in disarray leaving two independent mayoral tickets likely in November.
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Five Die in Boston Fire Blamed on Delayed Alarm
A Chinatown Boston fire killed five members of the Hamaty family and severely burned Toppil Scagdy. Neighbors attempted to alarm the block, but the delay allowed flames to spread before emergency crews arrived. Firemen estimated losses around 85000 as the cause remained unknown.
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Alice
Libby
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Hamat
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City Hospital
Athur Mamaly
Dean Lawsony
Lawson
Joseph Donovan
Bamaty Ennils
Eugene Peckham
Peckham
Hamnaty
Coal Mining to Resume in Illinois Mines
Chicago October 2 Work will be resumed this week in most Illinois bituminous mines after a six month stoppage About 200 of 226 mines employing about 76 000 men will restart on the basis of the Jacksonville pay scale of 8 750 a day while a four member commission studies the supply mine situation The decision follows the April 1 settlement and the new wage scale will be set February 7 1928 by the joint scale committee of miners and operators if needed and changes made.
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May Be Wins Special Race at Greenwich
May Be the Swedish 1X meter boat won the special race at Indian Harbor Yacht Club defeating European challengers in a final for the Scandinian gold cup. The event concluded the international series at Seanan Haka Corinthian Yacht Club with May Be securing the trophy.
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Associated Press
Seananhaka Corinthian
Indian Harbor
Woman 106 Claims Wine Aids Longevity In New York
Mrs Francois Lezas piesto of Grant City New York marks her 108th birthday claiming wine supports longevity. She says moderation helps and recalls drinking wine with every meal before prohibition, noting current wine quality prevented celebrations and expressing a wish for a better bottle to toast.
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Francois Lezaspiesto
Yale President Angell Warns Against Youth Dictation
New Haven October 2 By Associated Press President James R Angell urges students to temper ambition with responsibility as Yale opens its 227th year He stresses that older generations should not dictate youths paths and lauds Dean Charles Reynolds Browns retirement to devote time to the Divinity school at Yale Campus life and hopes for new discoveries frame his address
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Associated Press
James Rowland Angel
Yale University
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Ives
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Yale
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Charles Reynolds Brown
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Divinity School
Ram Runner Uses Smoke Screen Held Near Border
In Newport Vermont Associated Press report Gordon Young of West Danville faces Federal and state charges after customs patrolmen halted him near the Canadian border. He carried over 800 bottles of ale and liquor and appeared before U.S. Commissioner Cleary, held on bail. Vermont U.S. Attorney James Brownlee filed counts for smoke screen use and driving without plates or license. Young pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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Cleary
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Vermont
Arne Borg Sets New Half Mile Swim Record in Vienna
Arne Borg of Sweden, swimming for Illinois AC, broke the world half mile mark at the Diana Swimming Club in Vienna. His time 10 minutes 28.7 seconds, about ten seconds faster than his previous 10 minutes 98.3 seconds, achieved last year in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Arne Borg
Illinois
Diana Swimming Club
Philadelphia
Endowment drive backs New Park City Hospital plan
The New Park City Building Fund announces an endowment fund to guarantee annual running costs and to support middle class access. They seek 10000 donations from Bridgeport area families and aim for Jewish state-wide gifts to fund a non-sectarian hospital serving New Haven, Bridgeport, and surrounding regions.
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New Park City Building Fund Association
New Park City Hospital
New Haven
Mi Cohen
Bridgeport
Hospital Building Fund Association
David Feuer
Maurice Rosenthal
New Park City
Jena
New York
Hartford
Rosenthal
Wilbur comments on pacific flight plan no Navy aid
William S Brock and Edward F Schlee arrived in El Paso from Los Angeles and declined to comment on Secretary Wilbur's statement that the Navy would not aid anyone attempting self harm. Wilbur had rejected plans for a Midway beacon to guide the round-the-world flyers crossing the Pacific. The aviators showed no sign of discussing the trip further.
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EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
William S Brock
Edward F Schlee
Los Angeles
Wilburs
Navy Department
Schlee
Department
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Midway Islands
Pacific
Wilbur
Brock
Farmington Woman Dies in 99th Year
Hartford Oct 2 An Associated Press report notes Farmingtons oldest resident Mrs Elizabeth Pinney Sage binery nine died at her School street home Unionville Saturday evening Born February 4 1828 she was the eldest child of Erastus Almon and Elizabeth Patterson Ploney Survived by her son Dr Henry P Sage of New Haven and sister Miss Mary A Finney of Unionville Funeral is set for Tuesday morning at Unionville.
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Associated Press
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Elizabeth Pinney Sage Binerynine
Unionville
Farmington
Erastus Almon
Elizabeth Patterson Ploney
Bage
Henry P Sage
New Haven
Mary A Finney
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