First Meeting of Sisterhood Set for Tomorrow
The opening meeting of the Sisterhood the 5 Noud of Pack Avenue Lena will be held tomorrow at 2 15 pm in the Semry room with Mrs Maximilian Stein presiding Rabbi Meyerovits will give the opening prayer. Reports on summer work will be presented by the chairmen. The Dramatic club will announce the date of its first performance for members and families. November plans are canceled as the group aids the Community Chest drive. Members are asked to bring homemade jelly for the event. Several hundred jars will be sent to Allentown Hospital with Mrs Joseph Spector coordinating. The guest speaker will be Mrs Max I Levenson of New York City speaking on Jewish Women. Violin numbers by John Patugin Sr. and Mrs Joseph Lederer will follow. A reception will follow hosted by Mrs Edward Cherkoss and others.
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Lena
Tomorres
Tiel Semry rooIns
Maxiimilan Stein
Meyerovits Wil
Sisterhood
Dramatic Club
Allinstown Hospital
Joseph Spector
Max 1. Levenson
New York City
New York Cty
John Patugin
Joseph Lederer
Hoateses
Edward Cherkoss
Morris Nussenfel
Mthe Shalen
H. A. Goldstein
William Winter
Benjamin Brownstein
Dora Neisner
Text of treaties revealed tonight in Locarno era comments
German chancellor Luther and foreign minister Stresemann led a Berlin return from Locarno with British and French diplomats greeting the delegation. Ambassadors praised the talks, noting the Locarno pacts differ from Geneva and possible ratification, while discussions touched on disarmament and European peace pivots.
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Berlin
Get
Hans Lather
Gustav Stresemann
Forco
Locarno
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Raing
Lord D'abernon
Austen Chamberlin
Luther
Pr Stresemann
M. Chamberlain
Locarne
Chamberlain
Meetings and Notices From Numerous Local Venues
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple meeting venues and organizations around town including Masonic temple Fast Sind camp Union and Stratford avenues Corset workers Electrical workers and Prosd and Cannoy streets. The text is garbled with numerous street names and group references indicating a page of public notices or a meeting schedule with local societies and unions.
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Okeenuk
Reds
Etrateord
Rorron Y Gleeelu
Charles
LO. O
Mtrate
State Street
Promerr
Judge Sons of SS George
Doe
Paula
Tay M
Main Street
Gurt Norden
Urnad Street
Pequoonm
K Vhapter
Masonic Temple
WO. W
Union
Stratford Avenues
Matin
Noom Taige
O S of
Goutto, MD
V. Bom Tt
Cemne
Prosd
Cannoy Streets
Fire Report Across Two Incidents With No Damage
A rubbish fire on North Washington Avenue near Berkshire duo was reported at 1 09 p m with no damage. A second fire near Trt Grand grupet at 6 02 p m caused no damage according to initial summaries.
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Washington Avenue
Grand Grupet
Yale Students Plunge into Quarry During Study Trip
Thirteen Yale students fell from a scaffold at a quarry while studying rock formations. Several suffered serious injuries including cuts and head wounds. workers and professors aided the rescue. Raymond Lapham and others escaped, aided by ropes, ladders, and a diving chain.
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Tad Pletcher Collins
Pittsburgh
Richard Plint
Chicago
Frank Elmwood Calhoun
Cornwall Conn
Jobn WF. Dillon
Topela
Ins
Agene CC
Mellenry Dayton
Ohio
Alen Brazen
Marion
Alabama
Alesanger C. Brown
Ardmore
Ivler
Brookline
Mass
Spencer
Raymond White Lapham
Lapham Field House
Tie
Worcester man dies after stair fall at Normandie Hotel
Oct 18 AP report says a 65 year old man, known as Alex Baker but believed to be Alexander Gervais of Worcester, Massachusetts, was fatally injured when he fell down stairs at the Normandie Hotel on Cumberland Street. He died at Worcester Hospital shortly before noon while being taken by ambulance.
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Alex Baker
Alexander Gervais
Worcester
Massachusetts
Normandie Hotel
Cumberland Street
Woonsecker Hospital
Mellon Opposes Five Thousand Dollar Income Tax Exemption
A letter from Secretary Mullen to Senator Edge argues against raising the income tax exemption to 5000. It warns of revenue losses, rising collection costs, and little relief from bureau congestion. The discussion notes the tax’s productivity and fairness under current structures amid proposed changes before December.
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House
Congress
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Italians Leave Tuesday for Talks on US Payments
Washington dispatch says the Clarion Commission led by Finance Minister Volpi will depart for Washington to pursue a substantial reduction in annual payments due to the United States and to avoid France's Mellon Caillaux negotiation errors. The delegation plans to reach New York by October 10, with meetings in Washington to follow and return by November 3.
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Washington
United States
France
Mellon-Caillaux
Claitor 1
Volpi
Warington
Mayors Answer Hit By Cullinan Continues Row Over Assessments
The article records a renewed dispute over city property appraisals with Mayor Behrous defending a ten percent addition to home values as tied to higher rents in 1924. A Republican alderman criticizes the explanation as arbitrary and contrasts it with ongoing calls for reductions to avoid court challenges. The exchange centers on how assessments affect homeowners and landlord interests.
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Tam
Behrous
Fridgeport
Benrens
Audh
Tremor like vibrations felt in Lewiston and Auburn
Reports from Lewiston Maine and Auburn New Hampshire describe tremors and a soaring sound between 1:30 and 2:00 a.m. local time with no damage reported. In Washington President and Mrs Coolidge met a former pastor now in Hartford at the First Congregational church in Northampton Massachusetts. A fatal automobile crash near Lansing killed five people including a former state representative and his wife and three daughters. In New Orleans a 66 year old Japanese Catholic church leader attends meetings of a Protestant educational convention.
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Lewiston
Wdjolm
Wwburn
Washington
Mra
Coolktte
Meiener
Northampton
Mass
the Key
Butor
Hartford
Conn
First Congregational Church
Coolidge
Roy Butler
White House
Lansing
Mub
George M Long
Pompei
Ridge
Wils
Feta
Anniversary Mass in New Orleans Observes Nitta Wis OMLL
In New Orleans a mass meeting marked the sixteenth hundredth anniversary of the OMLL of Nitta Wis. Delegates to the convention attended at the C Protestame Mpisuoyal church. The Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot presided. Speakers included bishops Thomas J. Gator from Tennessee and Irving P. Johnson from Colorado.
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New Orleans
Vet
Nitta Wis
Mpisuoyal
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Thomas J. Gator
Lennessee
Irving P. Johnson
Colorado
Navy to rework air plans training flyers for army schools
Navy plans rapid overhaul of air strategy sending two groups of pilots to army schools within a fortnight. One group to Kelly Field Texas under former commandant Captain William Mitchell for intensive training in handling planes bombardment groups and attack methods. The second smaller group to Langley Field Virginia for aerial army command instruction. Navy officers will become instructors for their aviators.
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Navy
Kelly
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Cet
Wiliam Mitchel
Washington
Army Air Service
Langley Field
Air Service Tactical School
Great Britain
Traniversal Service
Arkansas Prayer Change in Weather Plea Brings Rain Relief
In Kwnshu Arkansas on October 18 prayers for rain were answered as steady showers ended a long drought. The change followed a recent spell of heavy rain that caused floods, overflowing lowlands and affecting hundreds of acres of cotton. Local clergy had urged dry weather earlier, but the current forecast favors continued rain, easing agricultural losses.
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Kwnshu
Arkansas
Thurhes Herg
Debut Opera Triumph Awe Inspires Berlin Crowd
American singers lauded after a debut performance at municipal opera. Duso'pa Giannin, in Aida, received acclaim with conductor Walter Farley receiving cheers as the curtain fell. Nearby, two separate highway crashes near Hooksett and Bosson Post Road left one dead and two injured, including Leo J Benjamin of Providence and Patrick Feeley of Towpanton.
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Berlin
Municipal Opera
Duso
Giannin
Aneticah Sopraro
Aida
Oder
Gran Walter
Walt Greenwich
Ala
Leo J Benjamin
Providence
Patrick Feeley
Bosson Post Road
Pharmacy College To Open Tomorrow In New Haven
The Connecticut College of Pharmacy, founded by the state pharmaceutical association, will open tomorrow in the old Yale Medical School building on York Street. It offers a two year program toward a PhD with plans to extend to three years, with classes three days a week and about 15% student capacity. Admission requires at least seventeen years of age, high school graduation, and good moral character.
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Connecticut Colege of Pharmacy
State Pharmaceutical Association
Yale Medical School
York Street
State Association
New London
Cg, P Wimmar
Hie
Columbia University
Rose P Stokes Sings Swan Song Revealed Divorce Plea
The article quotes Rose P. Stokes urging divorce reform as she discusses personal estrangement from a husband. She criticizes New York law for barring divorce without abandonment grounds and argues love can justify relationships despite flaws, while condemning societal stigma and legal constraints.
Ambulance Call Log Daily Record Items
A sequence of ambulance dispatch notes to Fairfield Clinton Golden Street and other locations. Entrants include Leon Mitchell at Lexington Avenue with head bruise, Julus Franchi at Boston Avenue with fainting, Mrs Bedman private transfer via Bridgeport Hospital, Miss Mary Todge at Nowth Avenue, and a trolley-incident run down on Yeoman Street. Hospital transfers noted to St Vincent and other facilities.
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Fairfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Gene
Golden Fil Street
Water Street
Leon Mitchell
Lexington Avenue
Julus Franchi
Boston Avenue
David Fernstein
Bancroft Avenue
Bedman
Bridgeport Hospital
Barr Street
Mary Todge
Nowth Avenue
Yeoman Street
Prirfield Avenue
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Lee George
Museum displays Washingtons brandy decanter and jug
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York shows George Washingtons brandy decanter and jug with eight cut glass pieces. Donated in memory of Mrs. Wisherton, they accompany the American Wing exhibition and come from Major Lawrence Lewis and his sister in law.
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New York
George Washington
Eigme
Metropolite Museum of Art
Wisher Tone
Lawrence Lewis
Astlant
Washington
von Lurendu Lewis
Mra Lews
Passengers Rescued After Comanche Fire Near Mayport
The Clyde line steamer Comanche caught fire off Mayport near Jacksonville as forward holds burned rapidly. Passengers and crew were ferried to the Reaper and Meta, with three injured taken to Jacksonville. One officer reportedly missing, later considered unfounded. The ship, valued at 1.5 million dollars, was abandoned between 8 and 9 p.m. Local inspectors will investigate the fire.
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Gonville A
Nuou
Stati
Robin
Reaper
Steaper
E14
Curry
Parsenger
Comanche
Meta
Mayport
Daisy Neal
Camanenc
Hassglake
Jacksonville
Mets
Clyde Ing Snip
Ozark
Mayport Beach
St. John’s River
Here
St. John's
Imeurance
Epron
Clyde Line
United States
H. G White
Clyde Steamship Company
Restaurant Man Shot by Customer
A restaurant altercation ended with Mitchell Weunchi shooting Franghi and wounding another man in the abdomen. Franghi was rushed to St Vincent's hospital as police arrested Mitchell, who faces serious charges. Franghi's condition remained serious but with a chance of recovery.
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Fo Wis
J. T. Bonka
Mitchell Syed
Ranchi
Mitchell
Smith Tracking Company
Hauer
Jove Brown
Jillian Brown
Lahan
Josie
Lexington Avenue
Li- Han
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Park Avenue Temple Organization
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Radio-Slovakia
Rhine
M. Brhind
League of Nations
YALE
Corrage
Flint
Dans
Department of Geology
A. M. Bateman
Clinton M. Bidwell
Pasadena
Calif
Daniel M. Brown
Stewart Harvey
Lake Forest
Dana
Bidwell
Lapham
New Haven
Middletown
Middlesex Hospital
ARTER
Mellon
Norrow
Ue Thapayer
Ming
Winer
Lee
Julius Franichi
Golden Hill Street
Waterbury
Franchi
Cullinan
Maine
Butler
Tokio
Cot
Motida
Japan
Munisopal
Arkansans
Josep King Gagnon
Hooksett
Pharmacy College
Rose P. Stokes
Swan Song
Mr. Stokes
Shane
Scandia
Metropolitan Museum
Naval Stores
Ho. Raymond
Clyde Steamship Ne
Florida
Golden TH Street
Waterbury Boa
Franghi
Brancal
St. Vinent's Hospital
Michell
Martin Gottschalk
S T. Vincent
Brand
Londer
Arthur Coke
Marl
Leicester
Anni Pugh
Granite Falls
Wash
Miss Pugh
Cty
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