Greece ready to attack Bulgaria over frontier incident
Greece demands indemnity of 3 600909 French francs for what it calls an unprovoked frontier attack near Demirhisar. Athens cites Greek troops stationed on the border while Bulgaria denies incursions. An ultimatum demanding apology and punishment of officers was sent with forty eight hours to respond.
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Greece
Goel
Bulgaria
Demir
USA
Pangalos
Third Army Corps
Saloniki
London
Demimissar
Athens
Demirhissar
Toloatian Tereiteo
Letorkapo
Ma Odomia
Trontier UN
Slayer of Sons Charged in State Case in Norwich
Police say Lee Berry is charged with first degree murder for the death of his two young sons aged four and six. He chloroformed them, attempted self-harm with a razor, and reportedly told officers a quarrel with his wife spurred the killings. Berry remains hospitalized under guard. prosecutors expect court appearance within ten days.
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Norwich
Chargin
Atorney
Leo Ax Roblins
Aguinst
Laugene
Jo Leiry
Berr
Abe
Berry
Hartford
Erry
Body of Boy Lost in Blizzard Recovered in Negaunee
A 14 year old Walmar Maki of Diorke perished after being caught in a severe snowstorm while returning from a camp. A second youth, Aino Johnson, 27, wandered to a farmhouse near Clarksbury with frozen feet and deranged condition. Snowbound areas disrupted communications and travel across Marquette, Ishpeming and neighboring counties as searches continued.
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Walmer Maki
Aino Johnson
Calrksbury
Marquette
Elgane
Mirquette
Wien
Ishpeming
Negaunee
Episcopal Church Eliminates Obey From Marriage Vows
In New Orleans on October 21 CAP, the House of Bishops narrowly concurred with Deputies to remove the word obey from the church wedding rite. The tally was 67 to 27, just over the constitutional 66 needed for passage.
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New Orleans
House of Bishops of
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
House of Bishopa
Mrs Donahue Testifies Before Grand Jury In Jewel Theft
Mrs Jessie Woolworth Donahue testified before a New York grand jury about the $683000 jewel theft from her Hotel Plaza suite last month. The detective Noel Scaffa paid $65000 to an unnamed 230 pound man called Sam Layton who delivered the gems to the police. District Attorney Pecora said he will seek indictments for obstruction of justice and that Scaffa entered the deal days before turning the diamonds to authorities.
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New York
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Grand
Hotel Plaza
Sam Layton
Brown
Noel C Scaffa
Pecora
Donahue
Tablet Unveiled On 128th Birthday Of Old Ironsides
The 128th birthday of the Constitution was marked with a tablet unveiling aboard the ship in Boston Navy Yard. Ceremony led by Mayor James Rooyl ey included schoolchildren. tablet presented by Theodore Nort hingham and Eleanor Frothingham, descendants of Commodore William Bainbridge. A pre 1800 flag was unfurled as part of the event. A drive seeks funds to restore the aging vessel.
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Boston
Ortet
Constitution
United States
Navy Yard
Maor James Wo Ourley
Theodore Nrothingham
Eleanor Frothingham
Willam Bainbridge
France Plans New Debt Settlement Proposal To U.S.
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux is crafting a second plan to settle France’s foreign debt with the United States. Premier Painleve and Caillaux discussed the move at a luncheon as cabinet ministers weigh a final agreement versus the provisional Washington accord.
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Caillaux
Washington
Paris
Frances Belts
United States
American
Chamber of Deputies
France
America
Chamber
Senate
Prince
St Vincent’s Hospital Patient Involved In Wreck Near Congress Street
Report states Horace, a passenger with hive injuries, was discharged from St Vincent's Hospital two days ago. The wreck occurred about a week ago at the corner of Houstronic Avenue and Congress Street. Horace and the driver were said to be intoxicated, with Horace held on drunkenness charges awaiting next court action, which has been postponed.
American Woman Crosses Darkest Africa Alone
Della J Akeley of the Brooks Museum crossed eastern and central Africa solo as a special correspondent arriving in New York after three months in jungles and deserts. She traveled from Lamu to Matadi with few cartridges, endured ambushes and a violent buffalo charge, and described encounters with pygmies and limited contact with white officials.
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Whance
New York
Africa
Sher Wis
Della J Akeley
Brooks Museum of Ruse and Seiences
Telegram and
North Almerican
Alliance
Lamu
Congo
East Africa
Nairobi
Cisilizaion
Theodore Roosevelt
Akeley
Amos
Central Africa
Atlantic
Cauge
Lake Albert
Tut
Canadian Pacific Liner Melita Captain Shot In Antwerp Cabin
Captain A H Clews of the Melita was shot and killed in his cabin in Antwerp while asleep. First officer Thomas Towers was arrested and charged. two other officers linked to the attack were wounded. Towers to be handed to British authorities in Southampton as ship sails. Clews, nephew of Henry Clews, known Wall Street financier, served in World War I.
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Clews
Antwerp
Belgium
A H Clews
Melita
Thomas Towers
Southampton
Penne
Whece Anthuay
Henry Clews
Captain Clews
Wall Street
America
David K Gilmour
Glasgow
John Holliday
Lootie
Ingand
Towers
Gilmeri
Justice Denies Atheists Right to Incorporate in New York
The New York Supreme Court denied articles of incorporation to the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism. Justice Miechri ordered the petition by Charles Smith to be held. The rejection cites the association’s charter to “propagate anti religious” activities and to publish anti religious literature as incompatible with incorporation.
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NMCW
York
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Supreme Court
Miehri
Charles Smith
Tou
Princeton
Tale
YMCA
Harvard
Forett
Liutgut
Bridgepmt T. School
Tad Jones
Wortham Butternworth Sturham
Root
Washington and Jefferson-Lafayette
New York
Ufens
Trump
Uhnaga
Balindas
Man Plunges Knife Twice In Attempted Suicide At Dam Work
Joseph Fens Roit a laborer on the Easton dam plunged a butcher knife into his body three times in an apparent suicide attempt. He was removed to Bridgeport hospital in critical condition with injuries near the heart. Witnesses state he had behaved oddly for days and spoke of dying from a malignant disease.
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Perry Scantilly
Bridgeport
Meriys
New Terminal Proposal Faces Railroads Opposition
In York on October 21 AP reports a plan for a Sunnyside Long Island commuter terminal cost over 5 million. Railroads including NY New Haven and Hartford, Boston and Worcester, NY Connecting, Well Gate bridge operators and Port Authority opposed the routing citing a long subway ride for Westchester and Connecticut commuters.
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York
Westchester County
Connecticut
Sunnyside
New York State Suburban Passenger Commission
New York, New Haven
Rescue of Italian freighter crew by President Harding at sea
A gale battered the Italian freighter Ignace Flomo as the liner President Harding rescued 37 crewmen 1650 miles east of Ambrose Light. Captain Grening led the perilous operation after failed attempts, with seas previously washing overboard a death. The rescue took 24 minutes after calm returned.
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New Fork
Ignace Flomo
President Harding
United States Lines
Ambrose
Grening
Unt
Grenmng
Hunter
Lipt Grening
Brooklyn
He Na
Parthpine Coast Guard
Navy
United States
Rond
Harding
Paul Crening
United States Line
Death car operator fined for fatal Derby crash
Daniel A Chartrand twenty four of Huntington operator of an automobile which ran Nov 7 1924 at Derby and injured Mrs Sugan Grady the injuries resulting fatally was fined 250 and costs In Criminal Superior court here Wednesday He pleaded guilty to gross misconduct in the operation of a motor vehicle.
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NLW Haven
Daniel A Chartrand
Huntington
Atraci
Sugan Grady
Coats
Criminal Superior Court
Chige
Derby
Directors demanded to repay 125000 over gilpatric loans
Hartford Oct 21 AP Demand has been made on seven First National Bank of Putnam directors and the estate of an eighth to pay 125000 to Receiver George Coffin for four bad loans made by cashier G Harold Gilpatric. The directors face suit unless settled and are named along with several affiliated estates.
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Hartford
First National Bank of Putnam
George M Coffin
Harold Gilpatric
Hig
J . McIntosh
Washington
Coffin
Gilpatric
C H Brown
Silas M Wheelock
R. H Bradley
Oscar Dugas
John O Fox
Edward Mullan
J. E. Smith
John A Dady
Putnan
A. Vito Construction Company
Thompson
Gilpatri
Ldiuin Murelo
Putnam
Boy Falls From Scaffold at Broad and John Streets
Fourteen year old John Matthews fell about 26 feet from a scaffold on the Broad and John street side of the D M Read building. He struck his head and was taken to St Vincents hospital in non critical condition with possible skull fracture under review. His companion said they ran along the wooden edge when he slipped on a stone and was hurled to the street. Matthews suffered bruises abrasions and a severe concussion.
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D M Read Company
Broad
John Streets
John Matthews
John Street
St Vincents Hospital
M. E. Brodsky
John
Cowboy Gang Plot Revealed Hartford to New York Robberies
Detectives disclose plans by the so called Cowboy Gang led by Frank Tessler to rob Henry Kohn & Sons store and Yankee Filling Stations. Investigators trace stolen autos and a Hartford intermediary's role in the plot while trials open in New York.
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Hartford
Eugene 4
Reising
East Hartford
Aut
Tessley
Nana
Gant
Henry Kohn & Sons
Frederick W Foley
Yankee Filling Stations, Inc
Nordrom & Son& Garage
Park Street
John Bu Choolian
Chooljian
Nordrom & Sons
Actress Wife of Molnar Divorced But to Keep Name
Budapest October 21 AP a divorce was granted to actress Sasi Fedak from Istvan Molnar the playwright The decree allows the wife to keep bearing the Molnar name Neither party attended the court Molnar had deserted his wife 72 days after their wedding He later remarried and had pursued reconciliation efforts
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Molnar
Budapest
Sasi Fedak
Lranz Molnar
Madame Molnar
Franz Molnar
Liliom
The
Lars Fedak
Molnars
News Summary City sewer causes suit for $25 000 the second of type in week
A city sewer dispute escalates with a $25 000 lawsuit filed this week. Other items report Red Cross electing Mrs Lashir as president, and various court actions and public notices from pages across the edition.
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Red Cross
Lashir
Superior Court
Phil Page
City Sewer Suits Seek 25008 Damages
The city faces two 25000 suits over sewer construction. Naugatuck Valley Ice Company and Liban Realty claim damages from sewer discharges into streams. Attorney John Cornell represents the plaintiffs. One case seeks a temporary injunction delaying Wayne and Thorne street sewer completion. the other reports the sewer has been completed.
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Naugatuck Valley Ice Company
Liban Realty Company
Hort
Ig 4
John Cornell
Plaimitts
Wayne
Thorne Street
Ies
Cte
Pair found guilty of highway robbery in Haven case
In Haven on October 11, a Criminal Superior Court jury convicted Joe Thomas and Mike Dennis after about four and a half hours of deliberation. They were found guilty of highway robbery while armed in the Morris Silverstein attack on February 16 near Ansonia. Sentencing deferred until next week.
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Haven
Criminal Superior Court
Joe Thomas
Mike. Dennis
C L. Avery
Apn
Morrisverstein
Ansonia Dry Goods
Silverstein
Thor
Dennis
Banty
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Long Island
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Yeggs
Frank
Cowboy) Tessler
Lower Manhattan
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Cowboy” Tessler
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