Legion Thousands Seek Name at Talbot Identity Reveal
At the Sesqui Centennial assembly in Philadelphia, thousands of Legion members failed to identify Jerry Talbot, a veteran seeking recognition. Ben Spang of the 47th company recalled Talbot served with U S Marines, recalling shared action and memory gaps from the war.
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Philadelphea
Amen Legion
Jerry Talbot
Jessonnaire
Raner
Warbot
Tartar
Ben
Gamin Spanc
Os Sesqui-Centennial
Spang
Téth
Vilth Regiment
United States Machines
Suih San
Toth
Tarbot
Tuer
Spiney Root
Vezun
Tieutanant Rolensa
Sping
Tarat
Spans
Suspect Passed In Police Line Up After Store Hold Up
Nine store managers and helpers failed to stop a holdup at a local shop. A nineteen year old resident of Tad Romeo Street was detained after victims positively identified him in a lineup. The accused refused to provide his name until police confirmed details. Bond set at $1,000 for further investigation.
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Steve Mavernad
Tadromeo Street
Parm
Ffean Starr
Lester
Gale
Sachagers
PN Pew Oun
Vicims
Mapernaki
Barry Mosku- Aé Main
Goandatreens
Patrotrin W. Walker
Pulee
Imaginary intoxication claim by near beer head
Chicago January report on prohibition official E. C. Yellowley describing the “asyenological drunkard” who believes he is drunk after consuming near beer. He notes analysis shows a man can drink from dawn to dust without being legally intoxicated, yet pays 25 cents a glass.
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Chicago
E. C. Yellowley
Yellowley
Police Official Sinking Fast in Local Hospital
Commissioner Frank D. Anderson, a Bridgeport Board of Police Commissioners member and Democratic leader in the Twelfth district, is reported in critical condition at Bridgeport Hospital. He suffers from high blood pressure, a nervous breakdown, and heart and kidney ailments. his daughter Mrs. Jane Weldon is also hospitalized and recovering, while his brother Rev. A J Anderson travelled to visit.
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Frank D. Andeson
Davenport Street
Board of Police Commissioners
Twelfth
Bridgeport Hospital
Anderson
Paat
Bridgeport
Jane Weldon
Richard Weldon
Rev
A. J. Anderson
St. Thomas Navy
Hartford
Legion Withdraws On World Court At National Convention
Philadelphia Oct 14 The American Legion at its National convention rejected a resolution to reaffirm Omaha action backing U S adherence to the World Court The vote followed speeches arguing the World Court is a political question and that adopting the resolution would violate the Legion constitution which bars use for partisan ends The convention also deferred a decision on unified service for Army and Navy and instead approved a nine member committee to study the issue and report next year The report notes no final action on air service structure and promises further discussion pending next convention
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Philadelphia
American Legion
Omaha
United States
World Court
Eranautic
Long Confercus
Fan Antonia
Refrigerator gas escapes causing double fatality in Banbury
Coroner JoAn J. Phelan opens an inquiry into the deaths of Frank W. Peres, 55, and his grandson Henry Bromme, 9, from methylene chloride gas released by a refrigerator in their apartment. The gas leaked through a loose bolt and seeped into the room after the water they drank may have been tainted. Mrs. Force, the widow, is seriously affected and the building owners ordered the refrigerator unit removed pending investigation.
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Banbury
Joan J. Phelan
Frank W. Peres
Tifty-Five
Tng Company
Henry Bromme
Danbury Hospital
Soranudores
Misa Cura Griffin
Ofelock
Force
Stenlay
Henrietta
Okla
American Insulator Corporation
Whien
Asquith Quits Leader Role Amid Liberal Discord
London Get. 14. CAP Lord Oxford Asquith resigns the Liberal leadership afterCriticism of Lloyd George policy during the general strike last May. He says the action is irrevocable but cites internal discord and refuses further internal political conflict.
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London
Get
Oxford Asquith
David Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Liberals
Lloyd Gernon Kibert
Mithongh
Sie Dunn Simeon
Premicr
Lord Oxford Asquith
Lime Ffa
Lile Thorge
Tie
Lloyd George
Worn, xistyre fatatly beet when struck Io trout of oma hem Page J
A garbled newspaper page lists multiple items including injuries claiming $240 damages, a reservoir work plan, a bridal notice, and various page references. The fragmentary text mentions a lawsuit over a fall, a bridge or reservoir project, and cricket of editorial and sports notes across sections.
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el Asurd
Vormer
Oman
Piahead of Engineering Association
Sin
Honan Engines of State
Mloe
City
Must
Alaughtes House
ANU
Fatrfield
Fastun Ua
Fakglel
Danbury
Amt
Minautuetures
United States
Woman 66 Fatally Hit by Car Before Home
Mrs Florence Myerlith aged 66 of 13845 Airfield Avenue was struck as she crossed Fairfield Avenue before her home around 11:30 last night. Thomas M. Jones 30 of 836 Turk Avenue driver of the car was held on $1000 bail. no registration found. Witnesses include Frank J. Gray and Vaouls Krunwick 1558 Fairfield Avenue. The victim died on arrival at Emergency Hospital from a fractured skull and ribs. The crash occurred between Colorado and Clinton Avenues on Fairfield Avenue.
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Florence Myerlith
Airfield Avenue
Thomas M. Jones
Turk Avenue
Atrack
Fairfield Avenue
Clinton
Colorado Avenues
Jones
Frank J. Gray
BBR
M@mergency hospital
Djerkows
Lee Hospital
Kian
John Browne
Colorado
Cintua Avenues
Vaouls
Krunwick
Wid
Gray
Als
Bodies of girls cast up on shore reveal gay party
New Haven reports two women drowned after an evening aboard a yacht off Morris Cove. Victims identified as Mildred Terrell and Mine Piteo, both residents of New Haven. Evidence suggests their bodies were found near the overturned yacht capstan and gear along the beach. A man from Philadelphia, Harney Howes, is missing and linked to the yacht trip.
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New Haven
New Haven Yacht Club
Morris Cove
Mildred Terrell
Dageet Street
Black
Mine Orr Piteo
Terrell
Piteo
Harney Howes
Philadelphia
Ommon Didmondsen
Howes
Smith assails Hearst campaign policies in New York
Governor Smith charging Publisher William Randolph Hearst and his associates with directing Republican rivals in the gubernatorial race spoke to a Hornell audience at Majestic Theatre. He claimed Hearst’s influence degrades Republican campaigning to sensational levels and denounced the tactic as baseless while praising mainline party leaders. He cited connections to Mills andWatson as context for the criticisms and warned against repeating unfounded charges.
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Hornell
N.Y
Smith
Tomaht
Wiliam Randolph
Ogden L, M
Hearst
Saltry
William McHinley
Grover Close- Inn
Theodore Roosevelt
Etiha Root
Charles @. Hughes
New York City
Venrst
Workmen Clear Reservoir Basin as Waters Rise
Easton reports 60 men mobilized to clear shrubbery from Bridgeport’s new watershed basin as the drum gate closed. Basin filling slowly. sheds supply from fall and spring rains will sustain demand, though full capacity will take time. Small streams backing water reflect rising levels but clearance proceeds ahead of the crest.
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Easton
Bridgeport
Siemuels
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Gaston No. 2
Senior
Lower court power in eclectic Connecticut case held
The United States Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the lower court properly revoked a Connecticut eclectic examiner's license for fraud. Attorneys General Healy and Egan defended the revocation as constitutional, while Dillon argued due process was violated and hearings postdated the condemnation. The Justices questioned jurisdiction and the state court's construction of lower court powers.
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George TH. Manning
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Connecticut
Frank Sh. Vealy
William J4. Egan
Flarsford
Arnold H. Krlen
Bridgeport
Mrgan
Supreme Court
Connecticut Eclectic Board of
Celertle Medical Colleges
John B. Dillon
Tiriap
Brien
Wegg Teatu
Ses Lucy
Brien Thut
Taft
Connecticut Supreme Court
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Dillon
Supreme Courl
Healy
Egan
Supreme
New York Banks Merge To Form American Exchange Irving Trust
Irving Bank and Trust and American Exchange National Bank merge with about 735 million in assets. The combined entity will be named American Exchange Irving Trust and become the third largest bank in New York, behind National City and Guaranty. Continued on page two.
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NW York
Capay Bank
Irving Bank and Trust Company
American Exchange-Pacific National Bank
Pothing Iations
Ahr
American Echange
Irving T Lo Company
National City Bank
Fourth Page Mae Guaranty Tompany
O' the American Xchange
Girls Send Sympathy Letters to Browning in Drowning Case
New York reports girls across the country writing to Edward W. Browning expressing sympathy and hoping to ease his worry. The letters reveal mixed reactions as many question why 16 year old “Peaches” fled from “Dear Daddy” while others, though sincere, plan marriage to Browning. Peaches remains missing for thirteen days after a drowning incident and shows no sign of returning.
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New York
Edward W. Browning
Tod
Dirigible Los Angeles Nears Detroit Amid Winds Delay
Cleveland dispatches report the Inter-City Radio company relayed that upper winds may push the Los Angeles dirigible’s Detroit arrival past 3 a m after passing Lorain at 12 30 a m. Akron and Pittsburgh stations tracked the craft as it neared Lakehurst’s westward route.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Inter-Ciy Radio Company
Los Angeles
Alr
Detroit
Lorain
Akron
Navy
Lakehurst
Hungarian cabinet and premier resign in 1921 turmoil
The Bethlen government resigns its cabinet to Regent Horthy after serving since April 1921. Prime minister Count Bethlen steps aside as M. Rako receives trade portfolio and M. Wortman becomes Trade Minister. Resignation follows amid League of Nations aid and postwar financial strains.
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Budapest
Hungary
Bethlen
Iministrcy
Count Bethlen
Regent Horthy
Coear Struet
von Seitovazky
Kailonia
S M. Rako
Louis Valko
Bethlen'a Trade Uinists Kvames
M. Wortman
Count Uethien
Geneva
League of Nations
Jeremich Smith
Heston
Coolidge and Cooledge Talk on Family Kin Spelling Change
President Coolidge discussed family genealogy with Bred J Coolidge of Georgia at the White House luncheon. The Coolidges share a common ancestor John Coolidge who emigrated from England in 1630 and settled in Watertown Massachusetts, with spelling shifts of the surname noted across generations.
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Coolidge
Cooledge
Washington
Bred J. Coolidge
Athimta
White House
Daca
Danterlil
John Coolidge
Wate Town
Mass
Imghile
Eight Bandits Kill and Loot Mail Truck in Elizabeth
Eight gunmen in two cars kill a postal worker, wound three others, and loot a mail truck of value over 106000 in Elizabeth New Jersey. They crash into the convoy at Sixth Street and Elizabeth Avenue, spray lead, and escape with five bags of mail while police and state troopers swarm the area. Joan Enz, truck driver, fatally wounded. Patrick Quinn and Officer Jacob Christmas among the wounded.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Ldn
Sixth Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Joan Enz
Patrick I
Quinn
Enz
Jacob Christmas
Arthur Decatur
Pluckaniin
Tehung
Christman
Chrisman
New Jersey Arms to Catch Bandits
Newark and surrounding counties launch a massive manhunt after mail bandits killed a postal worker and wounded three others, escaping with over 200000 dollars. Police deploy armed reserves across hill country as names like John J. Rogers and Vincent McCormish surface in a band believed to number at least 20.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Air Mail
Stelton
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Ameet
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Poincare
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Radical Socialist Tender
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Pathcore
Tional Union
Poinenre
Misdibo
Wmty Wold
Palacare
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Irving Bank
American Exchange-Pacific
Browning
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Rubber City
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Lakewurst
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N.dy
Poliott
Rogers
Somervili
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James ‘Kylor' Cunniffe
Vincent
Paul McCormish
Tong
Lamb
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Cunniffe
Frank Kearney
Stilton Road
Lew Brunss
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