Stillman Son Engaged to Quebec Farmer's Daughter
Bud Stillman son of James A Stillman, banker, is engaged to Lena Wilson an eighteen year old Canadian farmer's daughter near Grand Anse Quebec. Engagement confirmed from Princeton where Bud completes his senior year with plans to wed after graduation.
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New York
Bud "Stillman
James A. Stillman
Missionaire
Lena Wilson
Allman
Quebec
Princeton University
Young Stillman
Francee
Stillman Place
Grand Anse
Bud
Fifistilman
Sine
Stilyan
Henry P. Davison
Miss Wilson
Canada
Scotland
Grant Mere
Hudson's Bay Company
Misa Wilson
Wilson Ins Anand
Universal Service
Tomight
James A Stillman, Jr
Stillman
Bble
Ortand Anse
Three Rivers
Ghiewee
Stilman
Long Yaland
Cotton States to Act on Price Drop Conference Set
Governor Whitfield announces October 3 as the date for a Southern governors conference in Memphis. Ten men will discuss possible steps to prevent further price declines and stabilize markets.
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Jackron Wise
Whitfield
Mouthern
Memphis
Seuss
The Telegram Price and Home Delivery Offer
The Telegram advertises newsstand and street sales at 15 cents per week with home delivery by carrier. Contact Barnum Groo for subscription.
Cost of operating schools advances in Origeport
School board votes to start additions with an estimated 180 009 dollars. Reports of budget pressures, needs for textbooks, and planned expansion appear amid a broad set of city items including police policy updates and community notices.
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Origeport
Wynkoep Saga
Ceport
Bunton
Burve
Finnagan Shire
Werond
Tanburs
Wynkoop Urges Free Text Books and School Funding Plan
Business Manager John B Wynkoop reports per capita public school costs rose to 68.80 last year, urges issuing 186000 in short term notes for new eight room units after Grand Street and Staples condemnation, seeks 85000 in next budget for state compliant changes, favors free text books, higher janitor salaries, oil heating, and 19000 annual appropriations until full oil conversion. He backs the Lassick junior high plan, warns delays raise costs, and recommends a 1000 janitors and engineers pension fund.
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Lust
John B. Wynkoop
Board of Education
Staples
Columbus
Grand Street
State Department of Education
Tax Board
Wynthorp
Carroll R. Reed
Lassick
Poisoned Foreman Is Sent to Prison
Theodore Dralus fifty three of Long Hill was sentenced to state prison for three to five years by Judge John W Banks after pleading guilty to attempting to murder by poison. He had arsenic in foreman John J McGuinns coffee on April 24 while working on the New Haven road, an arrest following months of police work led by Sergeant John J Kelly.
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Theodore Dralus
Long Hill
John W. Banks
Criminal Superior Court
Dralus
New Haven
John J. McGuinn
McGuinn
Toc
Mr. McGuinn
Ridgsfielt
Bearstown Island Formed by Illinois Floods
Water from two broken levees isolated Bearstown WV as floods rose. About 200 residents became homeless and sheltered in Salvation Army tents and Illinois National Guard facilities. The flood crest neared record levels, with river height climbing six inches today and expected to reach 27.53 feet tomorrow.
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Bearstown
Salvation Army
Illinois National Guard
Peaches and Browning Remain Apart Bills for Her Clothing Keep Coming
NYA YORK October 6 AP Wealthy real estate operator Edward W. Browning remains separated from his schoolgirl wife Peaches while he battles mounting bills for clothes she bought before their separation. A latest $250 bill for presses and other items arrived as Browning reportedly sought word from Peaches who may join a stage engagement abroad.
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Peaches
Browning
Nya York
Get
Eawa
W. Browning
Fuat
Hart
Brownlig
Billy
Serarchion
Grevetary
Queen Marie Is Hostess to Mrs Woodrow Wilson in Paris
PARIS Oct 6 AP Queen Marie of Roumania met Mrs Woodrow Wilson for tea at the Hotel Ritz. They had first met in Rouitania during Wilsons Balkans tour. They will sail on the Leviathan as Mrs Wilson returns home with her brother Richard Bolling.
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Wilson
Suilimans
Stiliman
Dena
Grant Anse
Johnny Wilson
Stillman
Pleasantylie
Park Avenue
Paris
Marie of
Roumania
United States
Hotel Ritz
Woodrow Wilson
Rouitania
Mrs. Wilson
Richard Bolling
Matt
Germanys Army Chief Must Quit For Indiscretion
Berlin Oct 6 The Allied Military Central commission long sought to force such an action and General von Seeckt has tendered his resignation as commander in chief of the Reichswehr. President von Hindenburg is expected to accept. Prince Wilhelm attended Reichswehr maneuvers leading to Republican anger and defense minister Gessler refused to defend the commander.
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Berlin
Allied Military Central Commission
von Seeckt
German Republic
Reichswehr
von Hindenburg
von Seackt
Wilhelm
Prings
Potsdam
Gessler
Prince Wilhelm
Munsingen
Schooner John and Mary Safe After Sound Crash
The 75 foot fishing schooner John and Mary from New Bedford, loaded with seven crew, struck rocks off Horton's Point in Long Island Sound amid fog and high seas. Towed by Coast Guard No. 236 into New London, a large bow hole and flooded engine room were noted as the vessel was saved after hours afloat.
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New London
APY
Horton's Point
Long Island Sound
John and Mary
New Bedford
Mass
Coast Guard
John
Mary
Bartlett's Reef
Greenport
New York City
D. F. Mullins
Hoe
Winston predicts more tax cuts if surplus grows
Winston, under secretary of the treasury, says a full year of the 1926 revenue act shows a possible annual government surplus of over 100 million dollars. He urges maintaining tax rates and warns against extending retirement of the public debt, framing the campaign to resist further tax changes before current laws lapse.
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Winston
Secretary of Treasury
Los Angeles
Calif
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
American Funkers' Association
Winaton
Capewell Case Decision Due Tuesday in Hartford
Hartford Oct 6 AP Wealthy jeweler Frank E Capewell aged sixty six may avoid rural retirement at Woodbury by securing release from Hartford Retreat as he fights a claim of insanity. Judge Jude Nickerson will hand down a decision Tuesday morning after a guardian ad litem was appointed. Alienists split opinions as four testified Capewell should be released while one urged confinement.
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Hartford
Frank E. Capewell
Woodbury
Jude Nickerson
Superior Court
Mr. Capewell
Frank B. O'Neill
Waterbury
Capewell
Mr. O'Neill
Riverside Trust Company
Capetwell
Zor Capewell
Bridgeport Real Estate Records Feature Weekly Listings
The Bridgeport Sunday Poet publishes complete real estate records every week. The real estate and building pages cover home plans builder advice architecture interviews and contractor news. Building operations across the Bridgeport territory are catalogued in this section.
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Bridgeport
Sunday Post
Court hears defense in Daugherty Miller bribery case
In New York action, Harry Daugherty and Thomas Miller did not conspire for bribes linked to John Hing’s fee, defense claims King had no expected payout. Rand, for Miller, argues any conspiracy failed as the claim arrived eight days late to earn payment. The case centers on releasing $7 million impounded assets of American Metal.
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New York
Get
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
John T. Hing
King
William Rand
Miller
Daugherty
American Metal Company
Rand
Mack
Max D. Steuer
United States
Buckner
Millers
Richard Merton
Green declines 10 speak from pulpit
Detroit October 6 AP Following a vigorous denunciation at the American Federation of Labor convention of Detroit ministers and Y M C A officers closing their pulpit to labor speakers President Green of the Federation declined an invitation from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America to speak at a mass meeting Sunday afternoon at First Congregational Church in Detroit. The decision followed advice from C M Van Dusen president of the Detroit Y M C A board of control that an invitation extended in July to address a Y meeting had been withdrawn. Rev James Myers, field secretary of the Federal Council, announced the invitation was discussed at a special session during which Detroit ministers action was taken. Continued on Page Eight.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Green
Federation
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
First Congregational Church
C. M. van Dusen
Board of Control
Detroit ¥. M.C. A
James Myers
Federal Council of Churches
Dusiness
Mr. Myers
Dectroit
Baseballs Autographed by Ruth Aid Sick Boy in New Jersey
In Montclair New Jersey on October 6 a sick eleven year old, John Dale Sylvester of Bissex Falls, improved after receiving two baseballs autographed by World Series players. The balls from St Louis were sent by airplane to cheer the boy, son of Horace C. Sylvester Jr. with inscriptions of encouragement and get-well wishes.
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Montclair
N. J
John Dale Sylvester
Bissex Falls
St. Louis
John
Horace C. Sylvester, Jr
National City Company of New York
Babe Ruth
Tl Alek Bor
Briand Presses European Bloc to Counter America
Berlin dispatch reports Briand seeks a Western bloc with France Germany Britain and Italy to counter America while using French ratification of the Dawes debt deal as leverage. The plan links Locarno talks and Franco German rapprochement to a broader European peace funded or stabilized by U S money.
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Kari
H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Briand
France
Germany
Britain
Italy
America
Russia
Locarno
Tholry
Livorno
Grain Steel Trust
Poland
Danzig
Ner
United States
Preas
Geneva
Eric Drummond
Stresemann
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Duce
Sam
Peaches Offered Stage Contract in Chicago
Rufus Gemaire, producer of a revue, offers Peaches a stage contract at $2,000 a week in Chicago as a result of her separation from Edward W. Browning. Differences over the contract are expected to be settled in New York Friday. Her mother opposes a long run, preferring a brief appearance in Le Mare's Affairs sketches.
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Chicago
Rufus Gemaire
Peaches
New York
Edward ‘W. Browning
Lemare
American Bankers Association Elects Chicago Man
Melvin A. Traytor of Chicago was chosen as president of the American Bankers Association at its Los Angeles convention. Thomas H. Preston of Chattanooga was elected first vice president and Craig W. Hazelwood of Chicago second vice president. Traytor’s career spanned grocery work in Hillshoro Texas to law study and banking roles in Melone Ballinger East St. Louis and Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Melvin A. Traytor
Chicago
American Bankers Association
Thomas H.preson
Chattanooga Tenn
Craig W. Hazelwood
Hillshoro
Texas
Melone
Ballinger
Ing
East St. Louis
Preston
TaNhama
Ruth’s Three Home Run Game Beats Cardinals in St Louis
Babe Ruth led the Yankees to a 10 to 5 victory over the Cardinals in the fourth World Series game, hitting three homers to set single game and series records. The 22,825 crowd at Sportsman’s Park witnessed Ruth’s peak display as New York tied the series at two games each.
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Wnn
Ruth
Muesel
Yankee
Cardinal Bite
Iierrell
Yankees
Cardinale
Miller Hoggies
Harry Phillips
Black Marty
Jamaica Track
Mohicans
Newfelt Park
Yalesceka
Trew Haren
Babe Ruth
Yyankee
Xomult
Tuyen
Alan
Gould
ST. Louis
Missouri Woods
Carnals
Sotman's Park
Cardinals
Cardinal
Cardinal Rooters
Flint Rhem
Babe
Rhem
Clouta
Combs Wan
Herman Bell
Bell
Goose Goslin
Wake Hoyt
Arthur Relal Henican
Hoiys
Mark Koe
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Bud Stillmen
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Thin
Prince
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Queter
American Bankers’ Association
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Triaud
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Rusela
Edtlorlals and
Furures
Ding Carton
Parr
Wynkoop
Grand Street School
Illinois
Jersey
Weet 157Th Street
Manhattan
Edward W. Browning
Kew Gardenk Inn
Long Island
Frawning
Dr. Browning
Exnerson
Hdicot
Queen Marie
Real Estate Records
Labor
Coalition Against America
IS Charge
Diplomat
Gerrard B. Winston
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McWadden
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Bankers Association
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Sultan of
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