Gloucester boats race for fleet supremacy today
Gloucester Massachusetts hosts a historic fishing skiff race at Eastern Point, with two seasoned vessels Henry Ford and Columbia entering the five mile outward journey and returning to finish off the point. The event awards cash prizes and a silver cup from former mayor Frank Devis and George F Fuller.
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Gloucester Mass
Port Iamor
Gachate
Mable
North Antic
Clayton Morrissey
Henry Ford
Bluenose
Floucester
Ben Pine
Colbia
Tf Qafax
E Ahn
Ern
Lew
Frankey Devis
Mayo
Clonceste
Mership
George F. Fuller
Worcester
Tenusht
Communion at St. Augustine's fills church to capacity
Rt. Augustine's church was filled to capacity yesterday as men received communion at 7 o'clock. Rev. Peter H. McClean presided assisted by Rev. A. J. Bowen Alfred Driscoll and Rev. Joseph Jay who served the communion. Rev. Father Mulvihill a priest from the south assisted in the conditions on Saturday night.
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Augustine
Peter H. McClean
A. J. Bowen
Alfred Driscoll
Joseph Jay
Father Mulvihill
California Fig Syrup Advised For Constipation
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for infant stomach and bowel discomfort. It claims the fruity laxative cleanses the bowels, relieves irritability and feverishness, and makes a child well and playful again. It warns against counterfeit syrups and urges buying from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Jay
Tegea
Leach
California
Calfornia
Bad Man Recalls Murder Of Debtor In Drunken Killing
Pulitano admits shooting the debtor in a kitchen in a drunken confrontation over $2 owed to a woman said to be his sister. Four men were present. he claimed self defense as the victim died from four close range bullets including one through the mouth. Police describe the confession with skepticism while Mazurek identified Pulitano as the killer after a tense questioning sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deluca
Thomas Maroney
Battomen
Macurek
Patrick J. Mlanasan Pulitano Wan
Pulitano
Drowtaists
Mazu
Magurek
Pilltanor
Stowe
Fitzpatrick
Loman
Pullhans
Pulitana
Pulitany
Wlinagan
Ned
Mazurek
Stratfield Baptist Church marks 170th birthday
Stratfield Baptist Church opened its 7th anniversary with Rev Franklin P. Lyne as principal speaker. Rev Tyneh cited Napoleon’s line about great men, linking it to Christian life and church history. Past pastor Rev Lynch later served in Africa as a medical missionary news notes flag gift and forthcoming program events with Clifford B Wilson and Frank H. Rogers among speakers.
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Franklin P. Lyne
Stratfield Baptist Church
Sir. Tyneh
Napoleon
Mr. Lynch
Stratfield
Africa
Christian Endeavor Society
Hinge
Garlick
Clifford B Wilson
Trusaport
Frank H. Trogers
Gare Hek Wit
Dr Day Sketches St Francis Life At United Church
Rev Dr William Horace Day preached on St Francis of Assisi at United Church describing his life from birth to canonization, his vow of poverty, family conflict, and enduring influence. The sermon highlights Francis's joy, devotion, and the legend of a voice guiding him to follow Christ.
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DR. Day
ST. Francis
United Church
St. Francie
William Horace Day
Giovanni Francesco Bernardino
Gregory IX
St. Francis of
Assisi
Christ
France
Francis
Angelo
Bernard
Francis Knselen
Tim
Daily Ambulance Record Highlights Multiple Hospital Transports
The report lists several cases with names ages and addresses. Gus Ladies taken from Lee Avenue to Bridgeport Hospital after auto accident with possible skull fracture and scalp lacerations. Laura Delvechto near Stratford Avenue sepsis moved to St Vincent's. Toe McGrath with gastric ulcer to St Vincent's. Daniel Bruce delirium tremens to Tillisde shonte police HQ. Henry Buchman with compound fracture and scalp lacerations to St Vincent's after auto crash. blond clothes and revolver found, leading to murder investigation at Second Precinct. Detectives arrive as four suspects questioned. Pulitano confesses after coercion and gunfire observed.
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Gus Ladies
Lee Avenue
Bidgeport Hospital
Laura Delvechto
Stratford Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Toe McGrath
Carver Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Daniel Bruce
Clarefont
N. H
Fot
Tilisdeshonte
Henry Buchman
William Street
Browning Said to Sell Her Love and Scarred Face
In a disturbing 1926 account, a young wife recounts years with Mr Browning, a public figure obsessed with crowds and press, who allegedly forced her to marry despite fears for her safety. She describes controlling behavior, threats to her health, and her decision to flee to seek rest away from him, noting rumors of attempted suicide and the public gaze surrounding their marriage.
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Flo
nHoWay
Cheryl
Browning
Bowery
Nerses
Mr. Browning
Mr Browning
Tar
Mary Spas
Perhana
Detectives chase store bandits after bold hold-up
Detectives pursued two armed bandits who entered a store, demanded money, and forced the manager to open the safe. A passerby and Patrolman Albert Smith chased the pair, who escaped across a street into a yard as a slow car suspected of aiding them sped away.
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Hal
Albert Smith
Senator Watson Hurt In Auto Accident Near Indianapolis
United States Senator Amen F. Watson was badly injured in an auto crash near Indianapolis. He suffered a scalp wound, facial bruises, a sprained wrist and ankle, and was treated at Westfeld before transfer to Methodist hospital in this city. He is expected to remain about a week with no visitors for several days.
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Intimanapol Ind
Methodiaty Hospital
Benator Watson
Queen adoption and Hollywood invites by Los Angeles crowd
A chaotic Los Angeles society item notes the Queen adopted by Los Angeles reads to both children and adults, accepts invitations from Mary Pickford and Nouglay Fairbanks to tour a film set, and declines wine dispensations. It mentions Reginald Vandertilt and the Spanish Marchioness De San Crifes De Pedrosa sailing on the Leviathan, plus a Perroquet club appearance in Montmartre with her father, the former American consul at Abrustty, in velvet and pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Nouglay Fairbanks
Reginald Vandertilt
Daugherty Miller Jury Deadlocked After Deliberations
After three weeks of trial, jurors failed to reach a verdict. The judge ordered the panel to be escorted to their hotel for the night as discussions were paused due to fatigue and the need for rest.
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Julian Mack
Editor Mary Ralph Stout Dies in Kansas City
Newspaperman Mary Ralph Stout, managing editor of the Kansas City Star since 1886, dies in Kansas City. He was closely associated with Star founder William Rockhill Nelson and was a major stockholder in the Kansas City Bar Company, which recently purchased property from Nelson estate trustees.
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Kansas City
Mary Ralph Stout
The
Kansas City Star
Middlewest
Stout
Star
Foundar
William Rockhill Nelson
MV Stout
Kansas City Bar Company
Trusanees
William R. Nelson
Indiana AG orders grand jury to probe Adams charges
Marion county grand jury to meet tomorrow morning to investigate political corruption charges raised by Thomas Adams publisher of Vincennes Commercial. D A Stephenson former Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and life prisoner in Indiana state prison named among those to be subpoenaed. Adams aims for a special Senate session, has received about twenty responses mostly favorable.
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Jamey A. Collins
William Hi‘ Remy
Stephenson
Ed Jackson
Studebaker
A. KR. Erskin
Srudeaker Corporation of
South Bend
Grand Jury
Indiana
Marion Criminal
Adams
Dianapolis
Marlon County Grand Jury
Thomas Adams
Vincennes Commercial
D. A. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
India State Penitentiary
State Senate
Senate
Hornsby Leaves To Bury Mother In Great Series Victory
Cardinals manager Hornsby praised his defense after winning the series. Landis Ruppert and Heydler congratulated him as the Cardinals celebrated with a large NL contingent. Alexander and Ruth offered mixed remarks on injuries and performance while vowing more in Omaha and next week.
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Maide
Cardinals
Landis
Hornsby
St. Louis
Alexander
John J. McCraw
New York Giants
Omaha
Siruth
Allgeings
Ruth
Thane
Milford Sculptor Travels 10500 Miles Over Passport Rule
Milford sculptor Earl Norwell Thorp of Connecticut sailed to Europe to study art but found his U S passport barred travel to France, prompting a quick return to the United States. After securing a new passport in New York, he booked passage on the President Roosevelt for reentry. Thorp is linked to artist Lee Lorie in New York.
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Cherbourg
France
Roosevelt
Thin Port
Earl Norwell Thorp
Milford
Connecticut
Thorp
New York
England
London
United States
Europe
Lee Lorie
Miss Talmadge to Leave Husband
Norma Talmadge's sister Connie declares she will not return to marriage with Captain MacKintosh after a short February wedding in San Mateo. She emphasizes happiness in her screen career, says they are amicable exes, and criticizes rumors of scandal while reaffirming no future remarriage.
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Jean St Cyrehustand
William Rhinelander Stewart
San Mateo
California
Norma Talmadge
Captain Mackintosh
Connie
Hollywood
London
Paris
Miss Talmadge
Jogeth Schenck
United Artists
John Pigbogl
Wen
Brooklyn
Mr. Schenck
MacKintosh
Alwaya
Constance
Bishop Brewster Misses Episcopal Service In Connecticut
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster of the Episcopal church in Connecticut failed to attend scheduled services in Long PUT yesterday at 9 o clock due to an inability to reach the parish.
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Chauncey B. Brewster
Wishop
Episcopal Dignese Church of
Connecticut
Episcopal Church
Long Put
Six Injured as Car Skids in Torrington
Six people were hurt when a car driven by Henry Ruhl of Westfield Massachusetts skidded and struck a telephone pole on East Main street Torrington. All were taken to the hospital. the seriously injured were Mrs Francis Ste lin of Long Meadow Massachusetts with a fractured leg and nose. A two year old child Caroline Rohl was tossed through the windshield but suffered only a scalp wound. Passengers Florence and Virginia Rohl and Benjamin Sigfin were also listed as injured.
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Forrington
APY
Henry Ruhl
Westfield
Maia
East Main Street
Francis Stelin
Long Meadow
Mass
Caroline Rohl
Florence
Virginia Rohl
Benjamin Sigfin
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Stratford City Area
Obituary notices for Miss Brady L Baestlein Clara B Clark Corinne Dun can Emma S Hall Carmine Lombardi London Stratford Flora Lennox Alice Jane Northroe Clementine Stander and others detail death dates 1926 residences 114 Milne Street 1705 North Avenue 1975 Fairfield Avenue 46 Park Street 657 Harral Avenue 486 Nichols Avenue 1497 Beaton Avenue 408 Park Avenue and more plus funeral times venues St Raphael's St James' Memorial and Evergreen cemetery notes of card of thanks and memorial verses accompany entries from Stratford and surrounding areas.
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Clark
Stratford
Conn
Clara B
Charles H Clark
North Avenue
Memorial Cemetery
Wallingford
Merisen
Duncan
Corinne
Deleon
Julia Dondero Duncan
Fairfield Avenue
St. Raphael's
St. Michael's
Emma S. Hall
Park Street
H. A. Remington
Raphael
St. Michael's Cemetery
London
A. Reddy
Daniel W. London
Nichols Avenue
St. James’ Church
S J. Michael's
Bridgeport
Macluckie
This City
Flora Lennox
John MacLuckie
Braples Street
Northroe
Alice Jane
Farr RK. Northrop
Richard H
Mary Robb
Beaton Avenue
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kossuth Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Stander
Clementine Standr
Park Avenue
Lieberum and Heaphy
Lafa ¢Tte Street
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John T. King
Girlaneport
Hell Gari
J. E. Avatson
Los Angeles
Pete Ane
Dim
Klan Dragon
Mother
Torrington
Carolyn Kcanart
William T. Heid
John Heid
Mre
Graham
Boucher, Ward & Reilly Co
Rourke and Boucher Co
Noble
Washington Ave
Pudi Prad Neeates
Charles L. Dennis
State St
Rourke & Rourke
Ertakers Noble
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Main Street
Frank C. Brotherton
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