We will rebuild at once urges St Mary's pastor
Rev M Ernest Wilson told worshippers at Waltersville School that St Mary's will rebuild immediately after a devastating fire. He said parishioners should remain steadfast, that fifty years of parish work would continue, and a new church would arise more glorious than before. A meeting was set for this evening to plan the rebuild and Jubilee events.
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St. Mary's Church
M. Ernest Wilson
Waltersville
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Pather Wilson
God
Catholica
Bridgeport
Wilson
St. Mary's School
Father Wilson
Walternville School
St. Mary’s School
John J Wilan
Hartford
Seidgeport
Milford
Yale
Alexander Alison Gays
Leong Tong
United Church
Ishop
St. Anthony’s
State
Fairfield County
Smith
Trumbull
Norwalk
Westport Court
Stratford
Huntington Grange
State Policeman Injured in Motorcycle Fall at Greens Farms
Westport dispatch reports State Policeman Lesley Longfellow of the Westport barracks was thrown from his motorcycle yesterday afternoon at the Shore road and Morningside drive corner. He suffered cuts and bruises to his legs and arms, was treated at the barracks by Drs. William J Tracey and Edward J Tracey of Norwalk, and will be off duty for about two weeks.
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Westport
Lesley Longfellow
Westport Barracks
Longfellow
Shore Road
Morningside Drive
Greens Farms
William J
Edward J Tracey
Norwalk
Gitt
Mike Smith
Howell
Soulo
C. K Heady
Janis H. Maher
James Maher Jr
J. Quirk
Thomas
Wee King Street
Martinsburg
Bridgeport
First Presbyterian
State Street
Myrtle Avenue
George J. Smith
Road Street
Milford
Alison, Jr
Eaby Chuch
W. G
West Virginia
Fire damages salt lake city paper plant and nearby buildings
Fire in the rear of the Carpenter Paper Company in Salt Lake City’s business district caused about 900 dollars in damage. By 11 o clock, two hours after starting, the blaze was not controlled and three additional buildings were damaged.
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Salt Lake City
Assoriated Press
Carpenter Paper Company
It Depends on Who Wears the Shoe Says Cobb
Irving Cobb notes that Chicago a play about murder in New York scores big, predicting Broadway style murders will captivate Chicago audiences. He suggests the city’s taste flips between New York and Chicago homicide humor and aesthetic.
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Irvings
COBB
New York
Chicago
Broadway
Manhattan
Bridgeport girl dies and Yale student arrested
A Bridgeport girl was killed and another seriously injured in a Milford Turnpike accident. Yale University student arrested in connection with the incident. Also listed are varied local items including church events, community notes, and sports summaries.
Taken to Hillside Home after ambulance aid for hungry man
Verea Ludwig, aged sixty two, of 176 Pine Street, was taken by ambulance Saturday afternoon to Hillside Home in the Emergency hospital. He was destitute and weak from lack of food.
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Verea Ludwig
Pine Street
Hillside Home
Flying Governor Wins His Wings As Capable Pilot
Connecticut Governor Trumbull earned the title of The Flying Governor by soloing at Brainard Field. He arrived from Plainville for flying lessons, then flew three solo trips lasting about thirty minutes with Lt. Copland. Knox said he may apply for a pilot license, to be granted on request.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut
Trumbull
Plainville
Aloe
Bramarield
Henry C Copland
118Th
Copland
Governor Trumbull
Brainard Field
Clarence M. Knox
Exiled Chilean Leaders Leave for Buenos Aires
Former President Arturo Alessandri and several ex ministers sail to Buenos Aires amid reports of Chilean government exile orders. Argentina says its ambassador attended a dinner with exiled Chilean figures where conspiracy claims surfaced. Malbran offered resignation as tensions ease toward settlement.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Arturo Alessandri
Herman
Ernesto Barros Jarpa
Luisalberto Carole
Ematio Tlustrado
Buenos Aires
Alessandri
Argentina
Associated Preas
Ricardo Maibran
Luig Ozquierdo
Ambrssador
Washington
Benito Villanueva
Senate
Aleasandr
Malbran
Destitute Chinaman Charlie Doo to receive burial aid
A destitute Chinese man Charlie Doo who died Saturday at Hillside Home near Bridgeport is to receive burial help. Leong Sunshing Joe, a Bridgeport merchant, will either organize funds with the On Leong Tong or arrange a church burial with United Congregational Church if needed. The On Leong Tong in New York plans to send a representative, and Joe will personally oversee the arrangements to ensure a proper burial. The body lies at Louis E Richards funeral parlors on Main Street.
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Charlie Doo
Hillside Home
Potter's Feld
Doo
Leong Sunshing
State Street
Joe
On Leong
New York
Tong
Boo
Joe" Leong Sunshing
On Leong Tong
Bridge- Port
Louis E Richards
Main Street
Mr. Richards
United Congregational Church
Park Avenue
Charlie Doe
Lindbergh Ends Air Tour and Plans Rest
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh completed a 22 350 mile U. S. tour in the Spirit of St Louis finishing just ahead of schedule at Mitchell Field New York. He said he has no fixed plans and plans to rest a few days then visit Michigan flying other planes, with St Louis likely later. A crowd of about 2 000 cheered his arrival and his remarks about overhauling the aircraft.
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Feele
Michigan
Mitchel Field
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Philadelphia
Jty
McMullen Defends Farm Policy Against Borah Plan
Governor Adam McMullen of Nebraska warned that Senator Borah’s plan to control Western delegates at the 1928 Republican National Convention could jeopardize farm legislation and aid reactionaries. He argued the move would split Western support and imperil the party’s general election prospects, urging opposition to Borah’s tactics in primaries.
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Lincoln
New
Associated Preas
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Borah
McMullen
McMillan
Becausatt
Prank v. Lowden
Illinois
Agriculture
Borsh
Four Cars Stolen Found Abandoned In Bridgeport Streets
Four automobiles reported stolen were found abandoned on Bridgeport streets yesterday and returned to their owners. A sedan owned by Abe Lifshit, registration F-39012, stolen from James street and Harrar avenue between 9:30 and 11:15 last night, was recovered. A roadster belonging to Edward Wilson, stolen from in front of the Ritz dance hall in Black Rock at 12 05 yesterday morning, was found on Cannon street. A touring car owned by William Hill, stolen from 98 Arch street Saturday night, was recovered on Chopsy Hill road. A touring car owned by H B Waterous, stolen Saturday night from the railroad station, was found on Revere Street yesterday. A car stolen October 21 from Congrea agreet, owned by Frank Frederick of Milford, was recovered in the North End.
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Bridgeport
Abe Lifshit
Main Street
James Street
Harrar Avenue
Edward Wilson
Whalley Avenue
New Haven
Black Rock
Cannon Street
Wiliam Hill
Archstreet
Chopsy Hill
H B. Waterous
East Hampton
Revere Street
Con+grea agreet
Frank Frederick
Milford
Hankow Breaks All Relations With Nanking
Hankow's political council declares severance of all ties with Nanking accusing it of breaking promises to Wuhan. The foreign affairs commissioner has informed consular representatives. The retreating Wuhanite fourth army mined the Yangtao river for about 100 miles between Nanking and Wuhu, hindering many Chinese and foreign steamers without local military permission.
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Hankow
Associated Freas
Nanking
Wuhan
Women colleges face funding crisis says top leaders
Boston October 28 The heads of Barnard Bryn Mawr Mt Holyoke Radcliffe Smith Vassar and Wellesley issue a joint Atlantic Monthly article warning that men control most philanthropy for higher education. They argue women students total 8600 nationwide, with half marrying soon, and urge equal funding to ensure parity in education and opportunity.
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Boston
Associated Press
America
Atlantic Monthly
Barnard
Bry Mawr
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith, Vasser
Wellesley
Virginia Crocheron Gildersleeve
Marion Edwards Park
Mary E. Wool Jay
Ada L. Comstock
Willam Allan Neilson
Henry Noble MacCracken
Ben F. Pendigton
Japanese Dirigible Explodes In Midair Over Kozujaland
Special Cable Dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan's sole airship NRG destroyed in a midair explosion during naval maneuvers off the Izu group. Seven crew saved, one critically hurt, emperor reviewing the fleet nearby. Built in Japan from Italian design, launched last April, engine trouble and high winds blamed.
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Tokio
Japan
NRG
Kozujaland
Izu
Umberto Noblie
Amundsen
Norge
Mobile
Husband slays lover at Santiago carnival tragedy
At the Santiago spring carnival Marvin Gazetto a prominent businessman leapt into a decorated car and seized Elena Thanez Dvalle De Garetto also known as Pix strotte. Rivero Al dunate Manuel Rivero Al dunate pursued Gazetto and shot Garetto who returned fire killing him.
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Santiago
Associated Presa
Marvin Gazetto
Estado Street
Plettot
Hine
Gerette
Pan
Rivero
Garette
Grayson Plane’s Third Hop Ends in Return to Start
The Dawn flown by Wilmer Stuke returns to Old Orchard Maine after engine trouble and fog delay while attempting to fly to Europe. Navigator Brice Goldsborough recounts a near-miss landing, noting one engine failed and fuel dump allowed a controlled return. Radio contact with Conhome County aided the decision to land on the starboard side.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Associated Press
Grayson
Europe
Wilmer Stuke
Brice Goldeborough
Copenhagen
Cape Sable
Conhome County
Ber Harbor
Paul HH. Clark
The
Dawn
Madeira Island greets Ruth Elder in Funchal
Ruth Elder and co pilot George W Haldeman arrived aboard the steamship Lima in Funchal Madeira Island. Crowds cheered as they landed and a formal reception followed at the hotel. Elder declined interviews citing fatigue and reluctance to discuss her Atlantic flight. The Lima planned to sail to Lisbon Tuesday. Elder later caught a cold at Pont Delgada amid photographers and film crews.
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Funchal
Madeira Island
Associated Press
Lima
Ruth Elder
George W. Haldeman
Lisbon
Haldeman
Miss Elder
Bella Journaiste
Azores
Atlantic
Miss Eller
Lisben
Portugal
Sims
Ponto del Gada
Bridgeport Girl Killed in Milford Turnpike Crash
A two-vehicle crash on the Milford turnpike near Bridgeport killed Frances Thomas a Bridgeport girl and left Winifred Smith critically injured. Driver Howell and passenger Boyle were hospitalized with injuries as investigators consider reckless driving. The victims were returning from Yale football events and the accident occurred after Howell attempted to pass another car into soft sand before the car overturned twice.
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Mittwng
Frances Thomas
Ninstept
International
Iiver Sompenyard
Y W
Miss Boyle
Napec Intendess
Logan Bros
Groomy Gereld
H. Howell
Yale Univerity
B. Hunting Howell
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Fie
Thomas
Sven
Elm City
Bridgeport
Howall
Ming Smith
Mise House
Mathind Bowell
A Howell
Milford
Howell
Conrad Sattowics
Markson
Neene
All Sinclair Dil Lease Trial Resumes Today
Washington October 23 The criminal conspiracy trial of Albert B Pall and Harry F Sinclair enters its second week with Justice Siddons weighing whether the government may present to the jury testimony given before the Senate oil committee four years earlier The government seeks to introduce Sinclair’s statement about visiting Fall at the Three Rivers New Mexico ranch during Christmas holidays of 1921 to discuss Teapot Dome lease.
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Washington
Preas
Albert B. Pall
Harry FP. Sinclair
Justice Siddons
Senate
Justice Hoebling
Doheny
Ioan
California
Sinclair
Fall
Ben
Special Oil Counel
Three Rivers New Mexico
Christman
Teapot Dome
Martin W. Littleton
All
T E “Zddy
Roy A. A. Tallmatt
Interior Department
Teapot
A. W Ambroee
Paterson Lumber Yard Fire Causes 200000 Damages
Paterson New Jersey, Oct. 33. A 400 foot open storage bed and half of a large enclosed store of Dillistin Lumber were destroyed by fire tonight. The blaze drew all city fire equipment, damaged about 200000, showered sparks on hundreds of houses, and caused three additional alarms. Susquehanna yard engines hauled 20 cars of lumber away from the area. Passenger service on the railroad was halted for three hours.
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Paterson
N. J
Aselated Press
Dillistin Lumber Company
Susquehanna Railroad
Straton Holds Healing Service at Calvary Baptist
Rev Dr John Roach Straton led a first divine healing service at Calvary Baptist Church in New York. About 30 people knelt as elders laid on hands, with one lame girl first to come forward. After prayer anointing with oil, a woman with neuralgia was reportedly cured instantly.
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New York
Associated Press
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Straton
Thoas
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Johnson
First ‘Universalist Church
Navy
Ruth Wider
Parkes Cadman
Dr. McCoy
Henaforce
Hports
Westerns
Brooklawns
Dartmouth
Deefat
Brown
L ®Anon Valley
Myles Lane
Dwyer
No 1 Chemical Company
War- Ten Street
Hillswe
U. S
G.O.P
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Shicago
Herald and Examiner
United States Supreme Court
Alexander Jamie
Residags
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Dr. Straton
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