Todays Youth Best Yet, Says Rev Craft At Christ Church
Rev Ernest Judson Craft told a Bridgeport audience that today’s youth are the best the world has seen and will be capable when needed. He cited store personnel findings denying widespread youth immorality, spoke of notable deaths, and urged understanding amid postwar debt and economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Craft
Ernest Judson Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
Kansas
Craft
Philadelphia
Anderson
Marcy
New York
Lord and Taylors
Hearn's Tex
Mr. Craft
Rey Mr. Craft
Mane Cagset
Emil Cove
Robert Lincoln
Senator Cummins
Nathaniel Wawthorne
Fenaries Blunt
Tef
Harvard
Kos
Rudolph Valentino
Debs
John Rodgers
Rev Craft
Germany
Newton Baker
France
Torraned
Baker Seis
Europe
America
Greene
Federation of Labor
Crafe
Yhio City
Wifk
Wluchien
Aneuncemile
Bridgeport Post
Uneducated Indian Makes Greatest Botanical Collection
An uneducated Indian who spent three years trekking British Guiana collecting botanical specimens is hailed as a hero by the New York Botanical Garden. His labor yielded tens of thousands of plants and orchids, many new to science, with Dr. H A Gleason praising his service to botany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Guiana
Royal Botanical
Kew Ineland
New York Botanical Gardens
Botanical Gardens
Dre H .A. Gleason
New York Botanicsal Gardens
Ba Crug
Jian Crug
Gleason
Dr Gleason
Mendes
Batasone
Mone
la Cruz
McPherson Case Far Reaching Secret Reports Surface
A dramatic court hearing unfolds as Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson faces a felony charge while witnesses describe conspiracies to obstruct justice and false evidence. The defense challenges identify Miss X and ties to Carmel as key elements, with Kenneth G Ormiston implicated in the tabloid style allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angles
Aimee Sempla McPherson
Angelic Temple
Tarserman
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman Stelart
Jare
Carmal- By-The-Sea
California
Kenneth G Ormiston
Air Mail Route Changes Considered for Better Visibility
M Knox chief deputy state aviation inspector and Hartford aviation commission secretary says a Waterbury to Danbury route could be supported with emergency fields. Danbury and Waterbury fields are under consideration while Hadley Field would remain the eastern terminal. Low visibility this summer may hinder pilots until improved radio compass and shore guidance installations are in place.
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M. Knox
Hartford Aviation Commission
Waterbury
Danbury
Knox
Mount Tobe
Hadley Field
Inflammatory sermon on church and empire decline
A religious speaker warned the economic situation would worsen and urged church leaders to guide governance. He discussed Mexico, opposition to religious authority, and the Dean’s prophecy about England’s decline while asserting the Anglo-Saxon race would endure. He announced Sunday discussions with a drop box for questions.
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Mexico
Dean
England
Slovak Leader Monsignor Hlinka Appeals in America
Father Gerat praises Monsignor Hlinka as Slovakia’s champion in a Chicago address. Hlinka, 65, argued for Slovak rights under Czech dominance, noting 50 Slovaks leave daily for Canada and Australia and that 1,700 schools exist with only 165 teaching Slovak. He urged reform while touring the U.S. amid language barriers and plans for more talks before sailing to Europe.
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Staty
Hlinka
Father Gerat
Gerat
Molitoris
New York
Ina
Slovakia
Joseph Nagy
Monsignor Hlinka
America
Canada
Australia
Republic
Sewer
N. J
Trenton
Westfield
Masa
Monsignor Hinka
Yneratary Spoike
J. Carmegey
Andrew Komara
St John's R. C. Parish
Gerat Et
Bhidely
Nagy
Charles Pistey
Joan Spadnik
Monsignor
Prt
Massachusetts
Europe
Father Gloster Takes Up Duties in Stratfield
Rev Pathe Thoning 1 Gloster formerly Curate at St Charles has assumed duties at the Church of the Assumption in Stratfield. He assisted at St Charles church yesterday and will lead efforts today. A crowd of about 2 600 Holy Name Society members attended the morning services at St Charles church.
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St. Charles
Labor Leaders Push Five Day Work Week At Union Meet
Labor heads advocate a five day week and higher living standards for American workers while preserving autonomy of international bodies in contract talks. The executive council refuses dealings with Soviet Russia and proposes non participation in a Russian inquiry commission. Mexican Federation of Labor fraternal delegates attend as Pan American Federation of Labor weighs relations for the coming year. The executive council report to be delivered in the afternoon.
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Russia
Atlantic City
Tretal Trades Departmental
International Metal Workers’ Federation
Mexican Federation of Labor
Pan-American Federation of Labor
American Federation
Executive Council
Former Trooper Sought to Testify in Hall Case
Areas for other indictments against persons unnamed. Potter, questioned about De Russey’s lane night, also to face questions about a National Bank of New Jersey safe deposit box tied to Dr Hall. Burnley claimed Dr Hall disclosed the box number. detectives say the opened box belonged to another name. The case led to Dr Hall’s death and ongoing investigation of Mrs Mills and Mrs Clark remains under siege at home.
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Potter
de Russey
Mita
National Bank of New Jersey
Walter R. Lumley
Senator Simpson
Dr. Hall
Burnter
Hall
Burnley
Mills
Asuells
Hill
Clark
Homer
State
Morin Petot
Baward W Hall
Yatt
Harry Walsh
Richard Burke
John J. Underwood
Minna Clark
Ralph W . Qoraling
Burglaries Reported In Two Separate Break-ins
Two burglaries were reported to the police yesterday. Farwin Brodkmean, 21 Ties atreet, said his home was entered through a porch window with $27 stolen from a pocketbook. The second break occurred at 506 Watershest, where a cash register was emptied of $684 and two bundles of gold leaf worth $300. Unclear entry details due to damaged text.
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Rurei
Farwin Brodkmean
Hell
Wade
Lear Windouy
Pilot Skill Prevents Disaster As Plane Falls
Hartford morning crash near Brainard Field injured two men Charles Descomb and Roy Taylor. Descomb kept the plane from crashing severely by executing a controlled slip, saving lives as the motor failed and the aircraft wrecked. The pilot and owner were injured lightly and the incident is under official aviation investigation.
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Hartford
Hartiford
Charles Descoinh
Michel Wield
Chillence M Knox
Able Aviation
George Pranfutis
Taylor
Deacomb
Knox
Lfe
Descomb
Colt
Floods force thousands from homes across central Midwest
Reports from Oct 3 to Oct 8 describe widespread flooding in Kansas, Oklahoma, and parts of Illinois and Missouri. Rivers rose to flood stage, towns like Bartlesville and Arkansas City faced isolation, hundreds to thousands fled their homes, and residents sought refuge in churches, schools, and private homes as crews conducted boat rescues amid extensive property damage.
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Chicago
Kansas-Oklahoma
Uunoia
Tlinois
Kanesas
Onanhoma
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Oklo
Kangan
Arkansas City
Chickaskia River
Blackewell
Okla
Trun
Moror Transportaion
Caney
Tullay
Oklahbonmy
Tetrrazzini to wed in Rome amid marriage mix up
Florence born opera star Mme Tetravaini will marry Petro Vernal in Rome October 15, after earlier plans in Plarence were canceled by unspecified difficulties. The couple, both linked to music, will wed in Italy with sources noting the bride or groom must reside in Rome or localities of ceremony.
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Plorence
Strly
Mme
Tetravaini
Opea
Petro Vernal
Rome
Plaence
Lly
Tetragtini
Signer Vernati
Florence
Sharpe
Park Street Church Broadcast Marks First On Air Service
Park Street Congregational church went on the air yesterday for its first radio service led by Rev. T F Rutledge Beale. The 11 am program included an organ prelude, readings from Matthew, hymns, invocations, and a sermon with postlude. Members from the Men’s and Women’s Leagues and various church groups attended.
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Park Street Congregational Church
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Bridgeport
Merkel
Provession
Kappi Pi Club
Ti-Lo-Le Clua
Conquest Circle
Local issues to settle elections across towns
In small towns Democrats aim to defeat Charles H. Martin in Trumbull while contesting Bouton’s candidacy amid claims of a poor town record. Weston sees John Held Jr. seeking constable post as congressman candidate. Westport likely to swing Republican. Easton polls close early at 4. Voting machines used in Ridgefield Westport and Stamford with quick results expected.
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Charles H. Martin
First Selectman
Bouton
Trumbull
Ffterta
Long Hi
Stanley Bouton
Weston
John Held
Westport
Easton
Stamford
Shower Given for Regent Bride
A miscellaneous shower was held last night at the home of Mrs. Trenk Carr at 261 Davenport avenue in honor of Mrs. J. Quaker formerly Miss Mary Brady of the Health department staff. After supper guests enjoyed dancing and games until 4 in the morning and Mrs. Quaker received many fine presents from attendees including Mrs. FL Anderson Mrs. Josephine Anderson Mrs James Shfarin Mrs James Cain the Misses Margaret Anderson Florence Davis Minnie Davis Anna Cary Pax Clark and Messrs James Gallagher Hugh Gallagher vp Carr Pete George and E.G. Mechan.
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Trenk Carr
Davenport Avenue
J. Quaker
Mary Brady
Health Department
Quaker
FL Anderson
Josephine Anderson
Hugh Gallagher
James Shfarin
James Cain
Margaret Anderson
Florence Davis
Minnie Davis
Anna Cary Pax Clark
James Gallagher
Carr
Pete George
E.G. Mechan
Norwalk Names Youngest Town Clerk Gregory
Norwalk appoints CEAYTEON FITCH GREGORY as town clerk, the youngest ever at twenty six. He succeeds the late Interlerbert Jt Smith and had served as assistant town clerk. Gregory is son of Senator Frank W Gregory and an alumnus of Norwalk High School and Stevens Institute.
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Ceayteon Fitch Gregory
Norwalk
Interlerbert Jt Smith
Do Yours
Gregory
Frank W Gregory
Lan
Norwalk High School
Stevens Institute
Daugherty Defense to Explain Bonds Opens Fifth Week of Trial
The defense will likely call a witness tomorrow to explain the bonds issue as the fifth week of the trial begins. Johnson approved the claim that returned about 7 million dollars, while George F. Williams, Miller’s assistant, may continue under cross examination after previously taking responsibility for the claim in Miller’s office. It remains uncertain whether Daugherty or Miller will testify.
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Daugherty
Johnson
George FE. Williams
Miller
Johnnn
Norwich relief fund boosted by Florida storm aid show
Norwich Oct 3 AP reports picture theatres raised 65.20 for Florida storm victims. Funds delivered to Norwich American Red Cross Treasurer H W Gallup to forward the money. Also public notices on town meetings, road, and bidding for park work in Stratford and Bridgeport areas.
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Norwich
Larat Picture Theatres
Florida
Tressurer H W. Gallup
American Rea Cross
Abandoned infant case leads to arrest in Springfield
Marla Cannon of New Britain was arrested in Springfield Massachusetts and brought back on charges of abandoning a year old baby in a carriage on Spring Street yesterday. Police say the child was found by passersby. The investigation continues as the case proceeds.
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New Britain
Marla Cannon
Springfield
Mass
Spring Street
Republican Caucus in Monroe to Nominate Local Officials
The Republican caucus for Monroe town and Muncie Center area convenes Monday Oct 4th 1926 at 8 pm at the Town Hall to nominate candidates for representative in the General Assembly and for Justice of the Peace. Robert Sinclair chairman notes the meeting date and place. Registrars of Voters announce a session at the Academy Robert Howes on Tuesday Oct 5th from 9 am to place lists for eligibility for the election. Charles G Keller and John H. Cande listed as registrars.
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Fairluid
Turyn
Frvat
Fire House
Tunxis HO Road
Stratford
Tony Tall Stratford
Malin St
Irving Wet
Tiumpi
Carlton
Monro Ane
Canena
Munce Center
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Robert Sinclair
Monroe
Notte
Heston
Robert Howes
Bueaday
Foreclosure notice in Fairfield Superior Court order
A foreclosure complaint by Lilian W Holley and Samuel Holley against Charter Monroe seeks to foreclose a mortgage on real property. The order requires publication of pendency notice in The Bridgeport Telegraph newspaper weekly for two weeks starting October 2, 1926. Judge Henry F Lyon oversees the filing.
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Lillian MM Holley
Connecticut
Fairfield
Charter Monroe
Kane
Teridgeport
Bridgeport
Henry F Lyon
Asnt Clerc
Ballfield County
Notice from BAM Sobel on personal responsibility
BAM SOBEL states she will not be responsible for any pills contracted by anyone else. The notice emphasizes personal responsibility and limits liability.
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Bam Sobel
Obituary notices and funeral schedule highlights
Obituaries and funeral notices from October 1926 list residents across Norwichton and surrounding towns. Entries name deceased individuals, ages, and funeral details including dates, times, and burial locations. Names include John H. Drew Harriett L Elwood Jean Ann Thacher Hazel Hubbard Mary H Koski Louis Kubnast Maria King Annie Nelson John Polasky Pantaleone Roffino Mary Smith Clarence A Waldo and others with parlor and church rites in Milford Stratford Greens Farms and Norwichtown area.
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Fable's
Westport
Conn
Upper Greens Farms
Jbsoner
Jean Ann
Satan
Refphold
Anna Clark Thacher
Chase Street
Park Cemetery
Johnston
Devon
Hazel Hubbard
Arthur Johnston
George J. Smith
Mary H. Koski
Henry _E
Fairfield Ave
Lakeview
Kuhnast
Big City
Louis William Kubnast
Hig
Haney
Spot Road
Stratford
McKegney
Maria King
Willam McKegney
Frank P. Foley
Broad Street
H A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
Willian Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Mrazik
Andrew Mrazik
Caroline Street
St. John's
St. Michael's Cemetery
Nelson
Annie Nelson
Louis E. Richard
Main Street
Palasky
Niantic
John
Peter Polasky
Barnum Terrace
Holy Name Roman Catholic Church
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Christ Episcopal Church Congregation
M’pherson
Joseph Ryan
Carmel
Hinka
Chicama
Father Gloster
Stratfield
John Dpd
MLLNE
Wilton Curlen
New Canaan
John D. Milne
Mr. Milne
Connent Light and Power Company
Henry Roraback
Frank W. Gregory
Bardstown
Tetrazzini
Park ST
Park Street Congregational
City
Ioyer Ludlowe’ High School
Board of Finance
Gold Board
Busco River
Mulway
Hull
John Wakenan
Connecticut Company
Port Road
Stirars Corner
Gould Homestead
Board of
Thorne
South
King’s Highway
Petme
Board of Park
Drigepot
Malor Street
Ate Fort Cement
Kenthaley Park
Raid Clok
Boaid
Board of Park Commissioners
B OF Cooney
Charles G. Keller John HW Candre
Graham
Eas Fairfield
Bar
Boucher, Ward & Reilly Co
Rourks Atcher Co
Noble
Washington Avl
Charles L. Dennis Undertaker Funeral Home
Rourke & Rourke
Fanfield
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