Fall Brushes Aside Counsel In Oil Leasing Trial
In a tense courtroom session Justice Siddons sustains the governments objection as Fall and Hoover clash over testimony on the Denby policy letter. Finney testifies publicity around naval oil reserves was limited to negotiations with oil companies.
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India
Armonia
William Leahy
Hoover
Fall
Siddons
Finney
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Navy Department
Navy
Interior
Edward L Dohen
Roberta
Leahy
Sinclair
Pinalls
Wltness
Roberts
Carroll Released Starts For Home After Prison Return
Executive Warden Snook and Dr Nellans aided a release that restored the speaker’s faith in humanity. He praises the warden’s discipline and calls the prison’s handling conscientious and fair. The first public appearance followed at the Ansley hotel lobby with family and friends present.
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Snook
Nellans
Carroll
Ansley Hotel
Downtowh
Jim Carroll
Alice Schnelder
Coolidge Rebukes Senator Fess Over Presidential Views
President Coolidge rebukes Senator Fess for implying White House views on his status and future. Fess, defending his own remarks, says Coolidge did not want him as a White House mouthpiece and stressed his statements reflect personal judgment, not administration policy.
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Ohioan
Fess
Senate
Coolidge
Onlo
Ant Coolidge
Feay
Republicans Draw Walker Into Probe
In New York City Mayor James J Walker faces crossfire as census inquiry testimony links his circle to payments and appointments. He disputes claims by Republican State Committee secretary Lafayette B Gleason and defense of Patrick J Hogan, praising Hogan’s work and noting no overlap between census and mayoral duties.
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Mra Floence Knapp
Patrick J Hogan
Senate
Mberty
New York City
Gleason
Hogan
Patrick Hogan
Mayo
Walker
Mayors Office
Man Falls Into Open Cellarway On Main Street
Jack Keans thirty one of 63 Harbor View Avenue fell headfirst into an open cellar hatch at 1915 Main Street last night. He was quickly removed and taken to Emergency Hospital where he was treated for contusions and minor injuries before being sent home. A passerby alerted others as a crowd gathered and Patrolman Grossaiti supervised the scene. Doctor Mayereth arrived with an ambulance and treated Keans.
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Pheumn
Jack Keans
Harbor View Avenue
Hind
Grossaiti
John J Mayereth
Kearns
Cruiser Arrives to Punish Islanders at Suva
A cruiser arrives to punish islanders near Suva. In a tense moment reports describe naval forces tightening control as tensions rise. The event centers on maritime actions near Segovia and adjacent territories with minimal details available. The紳
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Cruiser
Mail order bride remains home after carfare event
Mary Alesh of Danville New Jersey returned home from New York after losing her carfare while en route to Manville to wed Frank Sokoloski known as The King of Homestead Park. Sokoloski had sent her second time money for carfare and awaited her. He had begun courting multiple suitors through matrimonial ads and faced past legal troubles including a manslaughter verdict and a suspended sentence.
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Manchester
Mary Alesh
New York
Frank Sokoloski
Danville
Sokoloski
Travelers Aid Society
Grand Central Station
Alesh
Manville
Sokoloskia
King of Homestead Park
Sokoloskis
King
Phone firm bans extra dividends policy statement
Walter Gifford president of American Telephone and Telegraph told the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners that the company will not pursue speculative or large profits for distribution as dividends. He stressed safeguarding the savings of about 420000 stockholders and maintaining adequate, dependable service at low cost. The 1928 contest winner Gracie Park Montana defeated Boston 9 to 5.
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Dallas
Tex
Associated Press
Walter Gillod
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
National Association of Railroad and Utilities
Wall Street
Ameiian Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gifford
Stinson Completes Buffalo Detroit Flight
Eddie Stinson aircraft designer and his air tour party landed at the Ford airport after a Buffalo takeoff. Earlier a takeoff crash at Marion, New York caused repairs in Rochester before continuing to Buffalo. The 18000 mile aviation tour ends in the interest of commercial aviation.
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Detroin
Associated Prisé
Eddie Stinson
Ford
Buffalo I
Marion New York
Rochester
Buffalo
Lou
Stinson
Com- Lirigial Aviation
Stratford Man Sent to Jail in Stamford
A Stratford man was jailed in Stamford after a court appearance following a criminal incident. Police reported the suspect, identified as George Merle, was taken into custody and is facing related charges. The case timeline and exact charges were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Stratford
Stamford
Post retirement ends old pact in Keith-Albee circuit
Post retirement ends old pact as Albet and New England gain access to the class show at the Palace Theatre in New York and other high class Keith-Albee venues. Cities listed include New Haven Hartford Springfield Bridgeport Worcester Waterbury and Meilden.
Birney Giffin Weds Alice Lamb in New Haven
Berney Giffin of New Haven tied the knot with Miss Alice Lamb of Hotel Tait at a ceremony kept secret from the couple. The groom and bride left for Douglas, Georgia, immediately after the surprise nuptials, with no advance notice given to them.
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New Haven
Berney Giffin
New Havens
Alice Lamb
Hotel Tait
Lts
Bircde
Douglas
Georgia Filende
Court upholds fight film inquiry instructions
States Attorney said the grand jury would continue its inquiry into how films were transported into the state and who received them. Judge Goddard instructed not to discontinue questions but to press for full facts about transport, receipt, and exhibition of the films. Attorney Tuttle confirmed the investigation would proceed.
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Iuidle
Grand Jury
Goddard
Contary
Tuttle
Connecticut Fight Film Injunction Sparks Legal Battle
Jury of Hartford and New Haven reports confront a dispute over Dempsey Tunney fight films seized by federal authorities, with Julius Gross seeking to block further interference and Buckley planning to dissolve the injunction while promoting rapid hearings across Connecticut venues in Hartford New Haven Waterbury and Meriden.
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Julius Giosa
Hartford
Leonard
New Haven
Thomas
Gtoa
United States
Gross
Julius @joss
Buckley
Associated Press
John Buckley
Dempsey
Connecticut
Edwin Thomas
Julius Gross
Grand Theatre
Arms and the Men at Centron High School
An all star cast staged Shaw’s Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw as a New York theatre Guild production at Centron High School. The Little Theatre League of the city organized it amid crowded, noisy seating. Performances featured Hortense Alden, Catherine Petkott, Major Peikoff, and Sergius Savinoff with Frederic March’s influence in interpretation. The farce mixes satire of militarism and melodrama, ending in a light, humorous denouement with attractive sets and lively garden and bedchamber scenes.
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George Bernard
George Brinard
Shay
Indy Raine
Hortense Alden
Lou
Sergius Savinoff
Frederic March
Catherine Petkott
Major Peikoff
Raina
Raina Farm
Hent
Thousands Owe All to Mrs Eddy, Scientist Tells City Audience
A large crowd attended a Pyramid Temple lecture by John W Doorly on Christian Science hosted by the First Church of Christ Scientist. The speaker extolled Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, as essential to humanity's salvation and praised Jesus Christ as the guiding example while urging faithful study and practice of the religion.
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Pyramid Temple
John W Doorly
London
England
Church of Christ Scientist
Doorly
W Homer Pease
Church of Childy Scientist
First Church of Christ Scientist
Soston Massachusetta
Mary Bake
Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Church
John W Door
SB of
Christ
Christ Jesus
Jesus
God
Desis
Ife
Chrristian
Bcience
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Ebddia Ife
Fddy
Swedish laborers have small families claim
Stockholm reports a statistical study by Dr Kart Folrn indicating Swedish workers show lower birth rates, suggesting smaller families than other regions. The analysis, though limited by the damaged source text, points to economic conditions and urban concentration as factors shaping family size.
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Stockholm
Kart Folrn
Aps Roth
Venetion Appoints Zampiere to Lead Language Dept
Dr Piere Zampiere, connected with the Foreign Policy Association, is named head of the foreign language department at Connecticut Junior College. The position begins when the college opens February 1. Zampiere is a 16th degree holder with education from Bologna, Lausanne, Chicago, and Berkeley.
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Piere = Zampiere
Venice
Connecticut Junior College
di Zampiere
Foreign Policy Association
Universiies
Borbonne
Lausanne
France
Switzerland
Chicago
Taylor Convicted of Slaying Girl in Multi-State Case
Taylor was found guilty of first degree murder in the June 5 death of a girl, with witnesses linking him to the Salisbury Beach area and a coast of states. He had an earlier West Virginia robbery term and used the alias Elmer Thompson, with police and Salvation Army witnesses citing his presence at the coast and a Morning Moonshine confession. He faces appeals and awaits sentencing after a jury verdict.
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the Murde
Hampton Beach
Hyde Park
Bows Murdee
Elmer Thompson
West Virginia
Buffalo
Taler
Salisbury Beach
Salvation Army
Boston
Taylor
Stella Pomikaia Sahation Army
Boaten
Quinn
Ans Taylor
Supreme Court
Defense Council
Dave
Taylors
John H Oneill
Political expert speaks on parley and debts
New Haven October report notes Charles Hodges NYU associate professor discusses the May Geneva convention at the Connecticut Council of International Relations. He says nothing definite was achieved but considers it a power for good and argues against a fixed future program. Henry Scattergood, Philadelphia economist, spoke at Kiwanis luncheon with conference attendees.
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New Haven
iBy Associated Press
Charles Hodges
New York University
Connecticut Council of International Relations
Geneva
Hodges
United States
Henry Scattergood
Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club
Man stabbed during gang fight near Brassco restaurant
In a late night street brawl between two gangs near Masih Street and Grand, Charles Robertson, 27, was stabbed in the back during a melee involving about 30 youths. He identified the assailant but gave no name. Mennille and Neary were also questioned.
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Brassco
Masih Street
Grand
Charles Rohbertson
Robertson
Main Street
Paul Schwartz
Chester Haberlin
Emegency Hospital
East Main Street
Patrick Mennille
Commercial Street
Mennille
Edward Neary
Charles Street
Dh Haverlin
Robertson Mennille and Neary
Secretary Work leaves Danbury for New York in surprise
Dr Hubert Work Secretary of Interior spent a few days in Danbury then departed unexpectedly this afternoon He left with Dr David Chester Brown and boarded an express to New York City He enjoyed golf at Ridgewood club motored about Danbury and visited the Connecticut Light and Power hydro projects at Stevenson and Lake Danbury He plans a return visit late this winter and to be hosted again by Dr and Mrs Brown in Washington during the peak social season
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Danbury
Hubert Work
David Chester Brown
Main Street
Brown
New York City
Dr Work
Washington
Ridgewood Club
Danbuy
Connecticut Light and Power
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