Rhineland Coup Proclaims Separate Republic in Aix-la-Chapelle
Separatists led by Leo Deckers and Dr. Guthardt proclaimed a Rhineland republic in Aix-la-Chapelle, seizing city hall and police control with no bloodshed. Police sided with the republic, then were disarmed. couriers were sent to Munenen-Gladbach, Crefeld, Bonn, Coblenz, and Mainz as they plan further seizures.
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Aix-La-Chapelle
Rhine Valley
Prussia
Associated Press
Leo Deckers
Guthardt
Rhineland
Republic
Munenen-Glad- Lach
Crefeld
Bonn
Coblenz
Mayenee
Prince of Wales Plans Voyage to South Africa
London reports the Prince of Wales aims for another grand tour to lands beyond the sea, including South Africa. Having just returned from Canada, he is expected to make a formal visit to the dominion this coming spring, continuing a record of extensive travels by royal variety.
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Prince OF Wales
South Africa
London
Local board requests Kee and Quis ley restoration
Restoration efforts involve Charles A Kee and official Summerfields board seeking recovery. Mention of church dedication to memory of late Bishop Tuttle. juvenile incident and a shooting aftermath referenced. Also notes on prohibition observance, bond issues, and local political activity amid wider state and national topics.
600 Koreans Victims Post Earthquake Rumors
Reports from TORTO dated October 21 indicate more than 600 Koreans living in Japan suffered vigilante and other outrages in the wake of the Tokyo Yokohama earthquake. Censorship had kept these massacres from earlier publication as rumors amplified by panic.
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Torto
Associated Press
Japan
Tokio
Yokohams
Yokohaima
Boy, 13, Stabs Attacker After Beating
A 13 year old boy says he was beaten by a man roughly three times his age, then stabbed the assailant in the chest to save himself. The incident near Ward Street involved a group of youths chasing a boy who grabbed a pocket knife. The attacker was wounded and taken to St. Vincent's hospital in serious but not life threatening condition. The boy was released into custody for juvenile court appearance.
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Eava Ol Tuyy
A. Mits
Willa Allen
Ust
Charles Street
Wan
Ward Street
Lin Hovthig Aind
Tla
Alien
Yeraki
Petaydinos
St. Vincent's Hospital
Allea
Fa Piss
Meiklejohn Denounces America as Uneducated Mob
Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn, Amherst College president deposed by trustees, in a sermon before the Free Synagogue assails America as a dull uneducated mob crushing excellence. He calls for uniting democracy and high culture and urges a national awakening while Rabbi Wise praises him as a heroic spirit in the fight for human liberty.
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New York
Alesander Meiklejohn
Amherst College
Free Synagogue
America
Renefe
Rabbi Wise
Meiklejohn Jong
Connecticut Leads Nation In Guard Recruitment And Drill
Connecticut tops the nation in National Guard recruitment with the highest per capita figures. Mayor Lafayette I. Evang notes the state’s 600 guardsmen per representative and senator, and the 182nd Regiment of Field Artillery led drill attendance in 1925. Batteries hail from Stamford Greenwich Norwalk and Danbury.
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Fillineite
National Guard
Lafayette I. Evang
Provisional Regiment of Coast Artillery
Connecticut
Congress
Stamford
Greenwich
Norwalk
Danbury
Three Die In Detroit Car Crash Near Bell River
Detroit October 21 Three persons died and two were injured when an automobile left a highway near Bell River Ontario and plunged into a twelve foot ravine overturning. The dead include Clarence A Moeller 42 Detroit superintendent of labor at National Motor Car company. Mrs Marjorie Appleton 22 and her 11 month old baby were among the injured. The crash was blamed on glare from a headlight of an oncoming car causing the driver to lose control.
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Detroit
Bell River
Ontario
Clarence A. Moeller
The
National Motor Car Company
Marjorie Appleton
Irev
Moeler
Harlem Appleton
Mowoawhe Watn
Daylight Saving Harms New York Children Report Says
New York doctors report daylight saving time harms children's health. Dr Willis Kobler of the Department of Health cites observations from the Children’s Aid Society and says many parents report difficulty getting children to bed and rising earlier, with daylight extending playtime and disrupting routines.
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New York
Willis Kobler
Department of Health
Children's Aid Society
Charter meetings listed for education and commerce
Two meetings on educational tales and the ped posed charter announced. Luncheon at the Stratfield with Judge Clarence Hat addressing. Evening talk at Burst Me Church by Edourd Wolfe. Lions Club luncheon at Stratfield with speaker Alvary Tepis. Edwanis Club noon talk by William Webster. Bridgeport Metal Goods hosts Rev Alexander Ailsa. Business and Professional Women hold evening meeting with RB L Neie.
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Commerce
Stratfields
Edwanis Club
Stratfield
William
Webster
Bridgeport Metal Goods Manufacturing Company
Alexynder Ailsa
Stratford Civil War Veteran Dies After Illness
Donald E. Hopkins Civil War veteran died at his son Edward F. Hopkins's Stratford home yesterday afternoon. He served in the 16th Illinois Regiment and was a Knight of Pythias. His wife, 80, suffered a stroke upon hearing the news and remained unconscious. funeral services for Hopkins will be held at Edward’s Stratford home tomorrow night, with burial in Portland, Connecticut. Agnes of Ansonia and three sons, Edward FR of Stratford Byron D of West Haven and Charles H of California survive. A separate report notes Lee Elis of New Haven was arrested after a minor collision on Farmington Avenue for two automobile-law violations. his car had faulty brakes and no license, with bail set at $100.
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Donald E. Hopkins
Edward F. Hopkins
Salleck Place
Stratford
Hopkins
Wa Alan
Knight of Pythian
Byron D. Hopkins
West Haven
Portland
Conn
Garmum Avenue
Lee Elis
New Alaven
Innis Mtot. Adu
Webb case expected to be dropped by grand jury
Webb expected to be absolved by grand jury officials hint at imminent arrest in the Webb case at the Rochester club death of Mrs Gere Webb. Investigators believe a suspect will be charged with crimes tied to her death, with officials aiming to keep the case active and not archival. The probe centers on potential connections and the extent of criminal involvement across related individuals and locations, including the club and medical staff.
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Webb
White Plains
Met
Imax
Tha Webb
Anothey
Weatenester
Charles Webp
Mra
Gere Gon Webb
Weatchester-Biltraors Club
Iti Isserigd
Toni
Wabb
Welztin
Westchester County
Perko
Anind
Aifelal
Connecticut
Ims
Wil-iani J. Mex
Murac
Margaret BE. Dayton
Ty. Meyer
Peggy Johnstone
Meyer
Anna Herzog Wity
Restrict Licenses to Responsible Owners Proposal
Commissioner Robbins B. Stoeckel supports legislation to limit Connecticut registrations to motor vehicles that pass inspection and where owners show financial responsibility. The plan aims to curb rising auto accidents by banning unfit or old cars, giving the department discretion to require insurance, bonds, or deposits, and potentially coordinating with neighboring states to withhold registrations for unfit vehicles.
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Motor Vehicles
Connecticut
Robbins B. Stoeckel
Maier
Velveta
Wilson's Stand for League Set Forth in Volume
Princeton presses tomorrow will publish Woodrow Wilson's arguments for the League of Nations as compiled by Hamilton Foley. Approved by Wilson, the book translates his public addresses and White House notes into lucid excerpts. It draws from August 1919 conferences and 37 public addresses, with appended cables and amendments from Taft and Root.
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Princeton
N. J
Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Hamilton Foley
Princeton University Press
League of Nations
United States
League
Foley
Mr. Wilson
Wilson Advancly
Farmer Dies Likely From Danbury Auto Crash
Edward Smalley an 80 year old farmhand from Mawleyville lay dying at Danbury hospital after a collision on Graver Brook road with a car driven by 23 year old Fran Mancuso of Fenny Street Danbury. Mancuso says another vehicle forced him off the road. he and two companions say he is not to blame.
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Danbury
Edward Smalley
Mawleyvile
Syon
Franinnapeo
of & Fenny Street
Graver Brook
Smalley
Mancuso
Maneuso
Blanie
Dlu
Sir John M Harvey Arrives With Players News
Sir John Marti Harvey the English actor arrives with his London company of 40 players in New York to present Rhodes Oedipus Rex and other major works. After four weeks in New York the troupe plans Chicago Boston and Canadian dates, with Harvey noting plans to tour and perform for American audiences.
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New York
John Marti Harvey
Adriatic
London
America
John
Henry Irving
Rhodes
Jon
Chicago
Boston
Inter
Canada
Sir John
Hig Company
D A Barber Dies After 30 Years in Newspaper Work
Andrew Vincent Barber known as Dad Barber, age 53, died at Bridgeport hospital after a long illness causing a nervous breakdown. A longtime Bridgeport and Waterbury Herald correspondent, he was a cartoonist, sketch artist, photographer, and reporter who covered events from local politics to the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore.
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Andrew
Vincent Barber
Connecticut
Flo
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Baroer
Bredy
South
Barber
Baltimore
Woodrow
Pastor Denounces Church Action Over Quigley Ousting
Bitter uproar at Summerfield M E church as 7 to 6 board vote ousts Pastor Charles A Quigley. Critics allege railroaded process and Ku Klux Klan intimidation in a year old gift linked event. Congregants claim lack of proper support and demand resignation effective November 1, with several officials and delegates disputing the vote.
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Ku Klux Klan
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles A. Quigley
Quigte
Quigley
Fred M. Dowdney Sale
Dowdner
Standish Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thas naRhucch
Bridgepool
Summerfield
William HL Kidd
Stamford
New York
George Wurm
Epworth League
Quisley
Lloyd George Visits Lincoln Birthplace Farm in Kentucky
Former British premier David Lloyd George toured the Lincoln birthplace site at Modgrenville Kentucky. He examined the log cabin, the spring, and the old tree, and spoke with Kentucky residents before a courtesy reception in Hodgenville. He will travel to Indianapolis tomorrow for a speaking engagement.
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Lloyd-George
Leg
Lincoln
Springield
Hodguaville
Taloyd-George
Ahd
A. A. Weinman
Mr. Lloyd-George
Thenite Memorial Building
Brahim
Louisville
Robert W. Kinghije
Merry
Indianapolia
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Berlin
Kee
Charles A. Quisley
Summerfelts M. 1
Lata Bishon Tuttle
Roy
Coinulagio
Stoschel
Getoily
Monroe
Fidgehold School Board
Redding
Whealy
Manston
Dri McCallum
Hawleyvills Farmer
Danbury Hospital
Alexander Melkliejohn
Wilson
League of Nationals
Abraam Lincoln
Blanc
Iead
Ciry Law
Ambassador Woods
Wood
Wales
South America
Coal Commission
New Blues
Alia Bakes
Startford
New Britains
Jackson
Kansas City
Haley
Groves
John McGraw
Notre Dane
Zee
Apyrus
Lutonia
Loure Park
Charley O'Kearn
Georgy Sislur
St. Louis Browns
Dominic Ferandino
Alithougn
Sinaaritey
Meiklejohn
Daylight Saving
Donald R. Hopkins
ISVEN
Gertie G. Webb
Stoeckel
Ile Teigur
Williary
Taft J
Withu Root
Parla
Farmer
John M. Harvey
Andrew V. Dad
Barden
Ead
Dad" Barber
Summerfield M. E
Friends of Minister
Indianapolis
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