Ban'zed Glen Club Sings at Heeatford Rally Absentees Noted
A fragmented report notes Ban'zed Glen Club’s appearance at a Heeatford rally. Prominent Republicans were absent including Judge James Walsh and Senator Samuel Shaw amid factional tensions within the Niquifard party.
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Ban'zed Glen
Heeatford
James WV. Walsh
Green- Wich
Port Turvey
Niquifard
Kenealy
Gail
Trentie
Stupiferd
Conbiena Clih
Keneus
Stamford
Scipuord
Morse and Dobyns Face Multiple Charges in Records Tampering Case
Defendants Morse and Dobyns were charged with destroying records and life of stock misrepresentation in a sweeping case detailing alleged campaign misdeeds, suppression of evidence, and false book entries. Witnesses described forged documents and questioned identification procedures as trials proceed in the United States Steamship matter.
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Dobyns
United States
Oman
United States Steamship
Coroner Probes Hunting Fatal Near Stamford
Coroner investigates a hunting death after a man was struck by a stray shot while hunting pheasants on a property owned by Peter Maher near Stamford. Wounds proved fatal later at hospital as Coroner Phelan conducts inquiry into Circumstances.
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Stamford
John
JosephRerevara
Serrara
Serracu
Reese
Serrarmus Autame
Wari
Saring
Nile
Raed
Peetel Maher
Bath
Sehnarts
Sorvara
Fener
Serine
Hin
Sun Ted
Ty Hh
Phelan
Henry Ford Sips and Peach Cider Tale on Post Road
A garbled notice describes Henry Ford sipping and drinking peach cider on Post Road amid odd phrases and jumbled names. The distorted text mentions Boston and Sudbury Mass and a seaside scene with beads, beaches, and natives in fractured language.
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Henry Ford
Post Rd
Soutile
Sudbury
Mass
Po Adler Motor
Smokel
Bondaine
Boston
Bach
Renmieved
Py Dina Press
Heek
Editor faces corruption charges and political fallout
Fragmentary report describes an editor linked to corruption probes, witness testimony, and political pressure. It covers investigations into financing claims, telegrams to lawmakers, and disputes over standard time legislation affecting railroads and property rights.
Usury touch noted in trial over two promissory notes
In New York City Judge K Owens presided over a suit brought by Harold Lusky and Morris Soloway against William Tischler to recover the value of two $106 notes. The defense contends the plaintiff is not the rightful owner and questions usury claims. The trial explored complex transfers involving Frank Cohen and the United Phite Glass Company, with renewals and accusations of usurious arrangements. The case also touched on other related notes and the role of Wiles and Dye in prior dealings, with final arguments led by Joseph G. Shapiro for the defendant and William Buckley for the plaintiff.
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K OW. Hasford
Common Evers Court
Yesternt
William Tischler
Ts Wredor Nel Fiielson
Harold Lusky
Morris Soloway Herrewet
Frank
Cohen
Coen
Tsehier
Tisehler
United Plite Glass
Morris Soloway
Atlantic Reabear Trading Company
Newark
Dabaky
Cswe
Ersoral Crehes
Tas United Phite Gass
Wiles
Seph G. Shapiro
Audee William Tn Bucktey
Senator Reed Faces Indiana Corruption Probe
The St Louis Glory-Democrat reports Senator James A Reed faces an Indiana corruption probe by an investigating committee. Reed, visiting St Louis, could not confirm the report, while earlier radio announced he would cancel speaking dates for the next ten weeks due to engagements taking him out of town.
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ST Bools
St. Louis
Fomoerrew
James A
Ind
Indiana
Stephenson
Reed
Daylight Saving Law Upheld by Court
Justice Tart ruled the daylight saving law valid and affirmed the lower court’s decision. The state counsel, Lewis Goldberg, argued the case while Morrison sought permission to extend arguments to prove the District Court erred. The court stated no further counsel was necessary.
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Lewis Goldberg
Justice Tartther
Peserat Dastetet Cay
Morrison
Republicans Vote for Referendum Amid Turbulent Delegation
Fragmented notes show Republicans debating a referendum as party leaders and candidates such as Sprague, Clark, and Po sisson appear in a Cranson area context. The document outlines district security and voting matters discussed at a convention, with references to state officials and congressional appointments.
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Sprague
Cranston
George
Clark
Payee Dence
Port Osecure
Heeb
Abbeby
Accidental Death Found In Child Run Over by Vehicle
Spectators report probable coroner findings of accidental death in the case of 10 year old Pietra Arcano of 14 Than Street. The youth died after being run over by a car driven by Councilman Joseph E. Hanley on Monday. An investigation today by the city authorities clarified that the child walked into the vehicle’s path. The coroner’s inquiry is expected to confirm the accidental death. Pietra Arcano was taken to Blauord Hospital.
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Spampord
Ger
CIA
John J. Phelan
Pietra Arcano
Than Street
Am Sutemebiie
Councilatien Jesph
E. Hanley
Mendas
Ity Fourdiernam
Helms
Blau Ord Hospital
Wealthy Tampa promoter Davis dies in Paris
Paris dispatch reports the death of Davis a Floridian real estate promoter once famed for Davis Islands Tampa and a nascent St Augustine venture. His fortune peaked amid the 1925 Florida boom before collapse and retrenchment followed. His wife says she is shocked and seeks clarification on divorce plans as authorities confirm his death in Claridge’s Paris residence.
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St. Augustine
Tampa
Roasien Finance House
Davis
St. Auruntine
Floridna
Miami
Davis Islands
Tampa Bay
Augustine
Renal
Davia
Mastin
Tavie
Mise Uabeth
Nelson
Oueen
Imorida
West
Davrs Davis
Paris
Sid
New York City
Farrer
George R
P. Davis, Jr
Dlt Davis
Mlor
Claradie
Atea
Forest W. Montanve
Ridgeport
W. Montanve
Florida
Montange
Karn
Dew Fonet
Div Florida Enters
Strenusus Manthe
Legion Delegation Debates Paris 1927 Convention
Delegates including Reed and Lejeune discuss the Paris 1927 resolution with Sen Reed denouncing wartime sentimentality. A.B.O. Second Fleet and Leviathan lead the Legion parade amid little opposition as remandation passes by roll call despite dissent. Ernest A Ryan reports from Kansas as committee chair.
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Reed
Pennalvania
Lejeune
Marinor
Addmiral Coon
Navy
Kenesaw Mountain Tuaudis
Legion
Weo
Senate
United States
A.B. O
Montreal
Boston
New York
Monza
Ernest A Ryan
Pele Kansas
Baptists Name Over 12 Young People Council Members
The Connecticut Baptist convention session in Mystic approved changes to meeting times and the convention date. Delegates named young council members for associations including Mansfield, Bridgeport, Stamford, Hartford, New Haven, New London, and Norwich, with Rev. KA Pith leading a ministerial conference on evangelism. The 1987 convention was accepted to be held in Hartford.
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Mystic
Get
CABR
Connecticut Baptist
Board of Managers
Hey
J. J Fomlinson
New York
Gilbert
West Hartford
Br. F. Wolfenden
Bristol
Sahfard Association
Mansfield
Ama
Dinteleon
Merriam Si Pierce
Bridgeport Gb
Fairfield
Alice Andersson
Siridgeport
Eugenia Drier
Stamford
Hartford
Clinton Jackson
Tao M. Tackey
Flartford
New Haven
Eisie Root
Metiden
Clarence Uroberger
Sew Haven
New
Taomdon
Ruth Reflew
New Tondon
Mervin Leffingwell
Norwich
Stonington
Mabel Frink
Jewett City
KA. Pith
Harold B. Camp
New Slaven
Weius
Central Church
Former Consul Dies in Plunge After Silk Rug Gift
A former consul, about sixty, died in a plunge witnessed by a bystander. In 1909 he presented a jeweled Persian rug valued at 50,000 dollars to President Roosevelt. He had been honored by the President with an ambrotype photograph, and a letter from President Wilson thanking him for turquoise from his western mines was found among his effects.
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Tapakyan
Pr Dent Roosevelt
Vandal Destroys Evolution Books In Kansas City
In Kansas City on October 15 a fundamentalist movement in the public library prompted the mutilation of two copies of Darwin's The Descent of Man. Vandalism included tearing from cover to cover and scribbled quotations on the fly pages as mockery of the Darwin work.
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Kansas City
Kas
Drawin
Miro
Obituary for Cromie family and two others in Bridgeport
Obituary notes the death of Omie Cromie wife of DH Cromie and infant son, aged in the report. Survived by four children Joseph Yam WW and Loilian 4, her parents Mer api Movs Westbrook B. Krom of Clagston NY, sister Mrs Al fred White, brother James M. Krom. Funeral at Moreadey chapel 883 Stratford Avenue Friday at 2 30 pm with interment at Park cemetery. Also notes funeral of Joseph fifteen son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A E S Band e v on from George J. Smith and Son Broad Street to day at 2 pm with Rev Everett Knollmeyer officiating at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Omie
DH Cromie
Allyn Dale Stratford
Cromie
Joseph Yam WW
Loilian
Mer
API
Westbrook B. Krom
Clagston
N.yeosister
Alfred White
James M. Krom
Moreadey
August G. Ink
Stratford Avenue
Park Cemetery
Joseph
San
Joseph Aes BaNdevon
Prvnots
George J. Smith
Funeral Notice for Andrew Lachansky Friend Group
Andrew Lachansky’s friends are invited to his funeral from his late home at 159 Nagle Street. The service will begin at 9:30 p.m. from Sts Cyril and Methodius Church, with burial in St. John’s Cemetery, Stratford. The notice lists attendees as Andrew Tuchansky and Friends of Andrew Lachansky.
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Andrew Lachansky
Nagle Street
Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church
Burin
St. John’s Cemetry
Stratford
William TH family funeral service details
The sonernl of William TH, who died Sunday, was held yesterday from the late home at 112 Drome avenues at 8:30 a. m. and from St James church at 9 o'clock. Survived by his wife, Wyans and Willi Siam H Hughes, Tr, and five children Henrietta, Vartha, Anna yar and Gertude Thoos.
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William TH
St James’ Church
Ofslock
Ruby
St Michael's Een
Res Wyans
Willi Siam H Hughes
Henrietta, Vartha
Anna Yar
Gertude Thoos
Marie's Children Will Wed in Own Caste Queen Declares
Special wireless dispatch from aboard the Leviathan reports Queen Marie of Roumania and Princess Ileana engaging in a swim and sunlit dining aboard ship. The queen opposes her children marrying non royalty but hints at future possibilities in America.
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Marie
Queen
Sha
Paris
Queen Marie
Ileana
Herbert Hartley
Prince Nicholas
Princesa ‘Heana
America
Teann
New Canaan Democrats Nominate C. G. Taylor for Representative
New Canaan on October 13 nominates Cornelius G. Taylor a retired farmer for representative in the General Assembly. He will oppose Dr Walter C Wood the Republican nominee. Also named for justice of the peace are M Glover Gregory Thor N Lion W Riley Hogan John B J Ryan Joseph Liberatore and Martin V Roy with Gregory serving as moderator of the court.
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New Canaan
Cornelius G. Taylor
Dem
Calletta
Walter C. Wood
Republi
Cans
Justice of the Peace
M. Glover Gregory
Theron H. Lion
W. Riley Hogan
John B. J. Ryan
Joseph Liberatore
Martin V. Roy
Courus
Washington Lo Biography and Sally Fairfax Influence
Washington's early maturity is examined after the Fort Necessity surrender and the Obi River disaster. The piece argues a tender yet troubled phase shaped by Sally Fairfax, his friend’s wife, whose influence over Washington is portrayed as pivotal in his character, amid broader debates over his sobriety and a rumored liaison. Madison report notes Wisconsin women’s groups oppose insults to Washington and critique Hughes on intoxication claims as anti prohibition sentiment grows.
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Washington
Obi
Fort Necessity
Hughes
Wies
Courteship
Sally Fairfax
Madison
Japy
Rupert Hughes
George Washington
Wisconsin Federation of Women
Lquor
Mia. W. ©. Upham
Milwaukee
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