New Graphophone Company Reorganization Plans Five Firms
Readjustment Committee head Buckner outlines a plan after the Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing company was placed in receivership. Five new companies would emerge one to continue existing operations, another to liquidate nonessential assets. Stock swaps and cash offsets offered to creditors and preferred stockholders with new stock subscriptions expected from old stockholders.
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New York
Martiner XS. Buckner
Columbia Graphophone
Pew
Buecker Salu
Carter Victim of Auto Crash Hovers Near Death
Herbert T. Carter of St Tonlay sirem severely hurt in an auto crash on Yrantstan avenue. Edward J. Systex of Buenos Aires ArRes tia was killed and died last night at St. Vincent's Hospital. Carter's skull fractured and Mrs. Garter husband in hospital fighting for life. Wheldon faces arrest on charges.
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Herbert T. Carter
St Tonlay Sirem
Ucsdas Nigt
Yrantstan Avenue
Edward J. Systex
Buenos Aires
ArRestia
St. Vincent's Hospitats
Howard M. Wheldon
TL Butter Deceiver
Judge and Jury Tour Scene in Accident Suit
Supreme Court judges and jurors visited the Main and Bank streets intersection where a trolley collision damaged a truck months ago. The trial against Connecticut Company recounts alleged excessive speed and lack of warning as contributory fault, with testimony ongoing and a verdict expected today.
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Srash
Allyn di
Connecticut
Tien
Anhough
Want Medicine Takes Iodine by Mistake
A 20 year old woman from Preay sivet reportedly mistook a bottle for medicine and ingested iodine. She suffered burns to the throat and mouth and was treated by Dr. Livebinson. Hospital authorities warned the public to verify substances before use and to seek immediate care if poisoning occurs.
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Ofa
Joann
Livebinson
Five Meetings On New Charter Today
An evening address by Lyon W. Willgon to members of the club at the Hungarian Club headquarters 252 Pine Street outlines five meetings on a new charter. Speakers include AG Cordery and secretary Hela Bueretary of the state, with a debate expected on the charter process and governance.
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Commer “Ag Cordery, Sporker
Mie Lotby
Re Webster Awill
Ttungarian Ui Chip
Pine Street
Lyon W. Wilegon
Sudden Arrest May Take Place in Webb at Fair
The death of Mrs Gertie Gorman Webb, left $3,000,000, looms over a West Chester County grand jury. Dr William J Meyer and Charles Webb are to testify with other physicians who dispute mercury poisoning as the cause. Webb may face sudden action by the district attorney or grand jury. A horse farm property on West Avenue is reported damaged.
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White Plains
N. Y
Gertie Gorman Webb
West Chester County
Grand Jury
William J. Meyer
Charles Webb
Meyer
New York
Norris Dls
Dave Kemmurd
Moyer
Webb
Oto M. Schultze
Arthur Frowland
Supreme Court
Joseph Morsehauser
Forrest
Teda
White House
Wacara
Minerivin Society of Civil Mangineere Eyrts
Yomurahan
Aurion
Corminally Abolshine
Faelo
Orler
Bavis
Condinien Ne Umitty
Lptter Orne
United States
Eclectic Doctors Plan Attack on Allopathic Board
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Association officers call a special meeting at the Stratfield hotel on October 26 to nominate a committee and hire legal talent to investigate the Connecticut Regular Medical Examining Board. They challenge Missouri statements about the Kansas City school and demand scrutiny of allopathic examiners linked to licensed Connecticut physicians.
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Connecticut
Bain
J. A. Tlan
Falkloid
Missouri
Wr. Christin
Tre Medical
Curtneckicut Medical Sontery
Lie Iangas
Eelectic Association
Hyve
Connecticut Eelectic Medical Association
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Anp
Connecticut Helectin Medical Asseciation
Stratfield Hotel
Conneticut
Connecticut Regular Medical Examining Board
P ‘Ion O. Phrery
Mt. Do
A. Curistian
M.D
TG. Burstan
Chilatian
Eclectic Physicians
Cuits Sain
Amochay Medical Association
Eclectic
Kansas City
American Legion Deadlocked Over Klan and Bonus Fight
The fifty annual American Legion convention in San Francisco nears a third day of near stalemate as Michigan delegates oppose resolutions favoring veteran compensation and anti Klan action. Compromise talks surface on the Ku Klux Klan issue with caucuses weighing an honest membership stance and proposals to bar the league’s aid to opposing views. Leaders stress disabled veterans’ needs while debates continue on the position of able-bodied servicemen.
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Michigan
Ku Klux Klan
Anti-Bonus League
San Fisco
Associated Press
California
Veronibe
James
James & Munt
Moat Pleasant
Leglen
Claly
Sory
Tua
Algonquin Club Hears Name For New Secretary
The Algonquin club discussed appointing a new secretary as part of its executive body actions. The meeting reviewed candidate options and pending organizational needs amid routine governance.
Noble Art Echoes in Saint Mark's Music Night
Sistine Chou offered a refined concert blending medieval and modern tones. The program featured Palestrina and Merosi, with an organ and choral blend that inspired admiration and reflected intricate sacred music heritage.
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Sistine Chou
Palestrina
Merosi
Saint Mark
Venice
Nome
Stresemann Declares War on Red Saxony to Disperse Revolters
Berlin dispatch reports Dieter Stresemann declaring a war on Red Saxony to enforce central government authority. Reichswehr battalions move from Berlin and Prussia to reinforce General Mueller’s forces in Saxony, aiming to disband the proletariat under protest.
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Stresemann
Saxony
Reichswehr
Berlin
Prussia
Jerlin
Mueller
Boetish
Germany
Gerlin
Stressmahn
Rubbish Smoke Flames Up In Feud Between Shubert and Renshaw
Stamford reports a feud between Broadway magnate Jacob J. Shubert and neighbor Abed H. Renshaw over rubbish smoke drifting onto Shubert’s Callender’s Paint colony estate. A deputy judge granted a temporary injunction preventing Renshaw from burning rubbish within a certain distance of the Shubert home, while Renshaw claimed rights to burn on his property. The case advances to higher court for modification.
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Alfred H. Renshaw
Callender Point
Stamford
Jacob J. Shubert
Abed H. Renshaw
Callender
Tong
Shipbers
New York
Dmmes FW
Brinckerhoff
Ans
Rounssl
Renshaw
Shubert
Henshaw
Keon Clycortore
Disorderly mix of wrecked lines and names from a turbulent report
Fragmentary local dispatch describes incidents, arrests, and events across communities. Names such as New England, Danbury, and Kansas City appear beside scattered notes on deaths, rescues, and public notices. Several items reference education, sports, and public affairs, but the fragmentary text yields few coherent details.
Abandonment of College Entrance Exams Debate Spreads
Dr Jusso Burtrick Davis, CT supervisor, advocates abandoning college entrance exams for high school pupils without a certifying grade at the New England association meeting in Boston. He chairs a committee urging the association to refer the report to a New England colleges committee, a move principals say could ease modernizing efforts. The plan seeks admission by certificate for students with a qualifying standing, defined as above the passing mark and at least a quarter of the way toward perfect.
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Hartford
Jusso Burtrick Davis
New Singlands Association of Collagey
Boston
Dy. Divi
New England
Davis
Connecticut
Bride alleges husband already married in New York
Mrs Jala Dorothy Gibson of New York files for divorce from Charles M H Gibson of 79 Poniar Street city man listed with Pardy Construction after marrying Oct 7 1923 under the impression he was single. She claims discovery of a prior marriage and seeks annulment and name restoration.
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New Mark Alty
Jala Dorothy Gibson
Charles MH. Gibson
Poniar Street
Gibson
Pardy Construction Company
Gibson Chains
Pyleruary
Gtyhall
New York
Cithson
Dorothy Tineard
K. K. K. Chaplain Held as Drunk
In Atlanta Georgia Reverend Caleb Eldicy known as the Imperial Hludgy of the Ku Klux Klan and former pastor of an Atlanta church was arrested on a charge of being drunk and operating an automobile. Motorcycle Officer E B Shumate said he found two bottles of whiskey in the vehicle.
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Atlanta
Caleb Eldicy
Klu Klux Klan
E. B. Shumate
Ridley
Edison Sees Ford’s Presidency as Unwise For Nation
Edison praises Hoover as a steady leader and says Ford should not be president. He backs Steinmetz on four hour workday but worries its impact on youth and industry. Edison’s interview occurs after a press briefing at the Adison Company in New York, where he answers questions from reporters.
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New York
Get
Thomas
Edison
Henry Bord
Pathon
White House
Shares P. Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Hilson
Aryem
Civil Engineers Protest Letter Over Reclamation Chief Removal
The American Society of Civil Engineers in Richmond Virginia endorses protesting Secretary of Materials actions removing A. P. Davis as director of the reclamation service. The letter warns that removing Davis threatens public funds and risks undermining national and international engineering leadership.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Secretary of Interior
Body
A. P. Davis
Reclamation Service
Lloyd-George cites using force only if Germany won’t pay
Chicago October 17 The blindness of force and violence is the alternative to a policy of determining Germanys capacity to pay reparations. Lloyd George endorses Hughes plan for an international commission to assess payment capacity and urges avoiding revolution as the only way to settle the reparations issue. He argues a thorough examination by experts is needed and warns against coercive force.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Germany
David Lloyd-George
Greaf
Britain
Hughes
Lioyd-George
Uchiha
Hughes Detty
New Maven
France
Two arrests and drugs seized in New London raid
Federal officers from Boston and New Haven aided by local police arrested two men in New London and seized a large quantity of narcotic drugs from a Green Street house. One suspect fled to a roof but was later captured. others face narcotics charges under state law.
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London
tTwo
Boston
Newthven
Green Street
BiNg Sem
Willy Mer
Sam
Aare Street
Sen
Mer
Providence
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Aie
Kine Ps
Algonquin Club
By Stander
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Sima Miet
Neves
Sama
Atlana
Zeigher
Saony
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Gourd Wall Nest
Lakin
Baitsarith
Joseph la Harligian
Yale Hare
England
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Rey Clairs
Titerpraundies
Westead
Magard Gibainis
Willimantic
Wusband
Verve Menarial Hienanent
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la Reading Center
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Gedford
Liv
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Taney
Shareh
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Danbury
Wright
Nyonia
State Board of Education
Ford
Hoover
Washingtom DB
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