Tut Ankh Amen lecture on Exodus tale at Brooklyn club
Arthur Weigall discusses Tutankhamen and Akhnaton before the Contemporary Club at Brook Lawn Country Club. He traces the pharaohs role, the tomb discoveries, and the Israelites’ exodus context, with slides and sketches of artifacts from the Valley of the Tombs. He credits Carter and the Metropolitan Museum staff for the find while noting earlier ties to Egyptian antiquities scholars.
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Moses
Meuse
Herr
Arthur Woeisull Reyptol
Antiquities of
Beypt
Piu Rastment
Wiltian B. Boardman
Eetert Marsh
Dlea
Weiral
Theodore Davis
Aknaton
Tut-nka- Amen
Horenmhet
Yuan
Tuan
Ankhaaton
Anu
Weilgall
Death discloses career of Olney
A long illness and hidden financial disgrace drive Olney to conceal his identity. Dr Massinger reveals Olney’s tale of embezzlement and pneumonia, a public confession avoided through illness. Olney disappears, then reappears as Anthony seeking care for family dignity and settlement.
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Olney
Gle
Massinger
Cid
Dr. Massinger
Anthony
Otney
Hes Notalie Relgilus
Olmeys Mors
Nurezery Saiesman
Unquowa Hotel Employee Fined Under Liquor Laws
A hotel employee at the Unquowa hotel was fined $200 plus costs after a raid by state police aimed at liquor law violations. The manager Mitchell Fine faced charges related to liquor-keeping, while two individuals linked to the raid faced no evidence against them.
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Pairfield
Telegrand Willan Mackenzit
Unquowa
Manazier
Jou Wu Cherge
Keepiquor
Uhe
Reverend W L Phillips of Shelton Moves to New Haven
Dr and Mrs Watson I Phillips longtime Shelton residents and former pastors will relocate to New Haven living on Vinden Street near the Church of the Redeemer where Phillips served as pastor and now is pastor emeritus. October 2 Reverend Phillips resigned the Shelton Congregational Church pastorate after years of service to the parish and its members.
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Shelton
Watson I. Phillips
Philips
New Haven
Vinden Street
Cheng
Norwalk Woman Fined For Not Sending Child To School
Norwalk reports a $20 fine imposed on Mrs. Hutte Ocdo of Hust Norwalk Ink for failing to send her 1 year old daughter Anni to school by Monday. The note mentions related local business and a divorce suit initiated by Mrs. Leoise Tits against husband Josaph Toth, with the case set for the November term of the Superior Court.
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Norwalk
Hutte Ocdo
Hust Norwalk Ink
Anni
Der
Leoise
Josaph
Elisry
Superior ‘Court
Bond Forfeited In Fairfield Non-Appearance Case
Special to the Telegram records a $2,000 bond forfeiture for Ax Texan Madar Wir of New York after failing to appear before Judge Jonathan Gear in Lawn Court on a liquor transport without a permit charge. Other docket items include continuances for Edward Russell and Matt operating without a license, Andrew Columba fined for reckless driving, and arrest of Kurtig for operating a vehicle without a license after an accident.
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Atexan
Madar Wir
New York
Jonathan Gear
Lowey
Nsu
Slusen Toliceman Bumtel T. Atetaur
Ree ‘Ae Matt
Andrew Columba
Hartford
Reehktoss
Motenif
Sald
Trattia Brands
Kurtig
Meer Neverdausky
Chaybert
Michael D. Ful
Haven
Owl Jud
Tye McNamara
Plint
Euro
Pennsylvania GOP Leaders Gather for Political Confab
Washington report notes Pennsylvania party figures including M. Baker and Senators Pepper and Reed met to discuss the Republican National Convention. Attendees debated delegation strategy and whether the state will go unpledged or aligned with party organization.
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Washington
Seerevary
Pennsylvania
Pinedas
Harmon
Bridgeport Man Arrested After Crossing Nichols Lawn
Justice Willard S. Plumb of Nichols ordered Krank BD Bouler of Beech Wood avenue Bridgeport to pay 14.45 for trespassing on private property. Becker protested, appealing to the Common Pleas court. Foote said he asked Becker to step back his line, which he refused, prompting Constable Miller to summon him.
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Miller
Dr Bohannon May Not Stand Trial in Local Case
Stamford report notes Dr Menjamin W Bohannon a noted physician and former School Committee member faces charges for alleged fraud related to Minnie Uinschneider 18 of Greenbelt. Police say the case reached its first hearing with delays as counsel seeks further proceedings and a warrant affidavit is filed.
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Stamford
Qet
Menjimin W. Bohannan
Decai
Minnie Uinsehneider
Raehanan
Windeheelden
Shiaschneider
Thas
Bo.Hunnan
Damage action hears testimony on collision between two firms
In Wenjimin Wershtleid of Nowell, Minkard & Sang, testimony was heard on a collision between two products or firms. The judge suggested the plaintiff's counsel nominate a defendant as the case proceeds. The action centers on damages claimed for a 2000 dollar incident and related jail detentions.
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Wenjimin Wershtleid
Nowell
Agatnet
Minkard & Sang
Anary Theaky
Prawn
Car Crash Leaves One Dead and Dozens Injured
A severe multi vehicle crash near Leaken Wood sends seven passengers to hospitals including St Vincent's. Police extract victims from wreckage as Alder man Thomas Buckley and others are involved. several sustain head injuries, scalp lacerations, and broken limbs, while bystanders assist and witnesses describe chaotic scenes.
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Orsi
Gaudereun
Tiny
Bodell
Retell
St. Vincent's Hospital
A. B. Marialis
Milford Clergy Lead Crusade Against Gambling on Shore
Milford pastors hold a joint meeting with church committees and police officials to publish resolutions urging strict enforcement of gambling laws. Clergy seek police and town action to close beaches and curb gambling tied activities, citing harm to residents and visitors.
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Milford
Shore
Tors
Sarid
Board of Police
Board of Select
Wen
Ministers Association
Sesson
Seroma
Oluefais
Epworth League Plans Stamford District Convention
Norwame Oct 4 special to The Epworth League chapters of the Methodist churches in Sridpeporé will hold an annual district convention Saturday at the Stemyowt Ay a church. The young people plan to travel by chartered car to Bridgeport in the afternoon for an 2 o'clock gathering. Supper will be served at the church and the evening session will close at 9 o'clock.
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Norwame
Mpworth League
Sridpeporé
Abelbey
Sabarday
Young Pearls
Crowd threatens Seymour man after assault arrest
A large crowd gathered at the city hall to threaten George Wood, once of Bangor, Me, as police kept him in custody for alleged assault on a nine year old boy in Parkfield. He was bound over for trial at Seabert court in 19,000 bond and later transferred to New Haven where he remains jailed.
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Carter
Weisall
Welgall
Tara
Eradi
Zac
Metropolitan Nuscunt
New York
Fred
Peter
Richard
Alan
Tichird Olnney
Olney
Fred Olney
Seymout
George Wood
Bangor
Parkfield
Wood
New Iaven
Police Captains to Keep Order on Halloween Night
Police captains are to maintain order on Halloween night with strict accountability for any misconduct. Officers were advised to enforce the rules, and bonfires on asphalt or Warrenite pavements are forbidden.
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Hallowe'en
Rey
Poligmeen
Pisaerasly
Ulus
Ely
Fairfield driver fined for evading accident charge
Special to the Telegram reports John & Afstusiee- Whe of Fridayport was fined and costs in Town court by Judge denailtan Grout for evading responsibility after a collision on Grashera avenue with a horse and carriage driven by Beckwith of Bridgeport. The incident damaged the carriage and injured the horse. A further charge of reckless driving was dropped.
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Arthur J. Bennett
Seakleas
Yale School in China Menaced by Gunfire
Yale School in China faces threats as gunfire targets Mhang-Shu village near the Vrie Missionary Tavttute, with local authorities promising action to curb the unrest. Chinese authorities weigh responses amid fears of external interference and property risk to Americans.
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Yale School
China
Mhang-Shu China
Tavttute
Minster ‘Schurmin
Ie Leit
Believe Arizona Men Wanted in Milford
A fragmentary Milford Telegaph report notes that a trio of men, including George Tenge and others, were sought in connection with the theft of an automobile. The details are incomplete but indicate suspects were detained in Arizona City and Texan authorities pursued them in Hartford poles.
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Arizona
Milford
STA Pela
Aliiver
Giollcn & Lieve
Dhoenin
Avis
George Tenge
Reorge Nghing
Alil
Flartford Poles
Ringling
Aster VW
Fisher
Larry Valmer
Avizona
Rolvery
Firehouse Flooded by Water Surge in Westport
Westport firemen at the new Conical fire station faced cellar flooding when excess water from a blocked sewer entered the building. Caretaker Owen Weeney reported efforts to keep the site dry as investigators prepare to determine if the water can be stayed and mitigated to prevent further damage.
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Westport
Get
Liquor Interests Back New Drug Stores Tangle
Harford Ontario special report notes Shell liquor interests backing new drug stores while state pharmacy board moves to suspend licenses of pharmacists convicted under Prohibition enforcement. Norwich leader Bert Lerau says crackdown targets liquor store front operations harming legitimate pharmacists. hearings set for two convicted druggists in Middletown and New Haven.
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Harlford
W. Lerau
Norwich
Write Board of Pharmacy
Collestor
Port Harvey
Patrfield
Lerau
Macista
Connecticut
My. Ztrou
Pharmacy Board
Middletown
New Haven
Damages Sought Over Theatre Fall in Norwalk Suit
Arnold Schladt of Nompe Wegeh and Texas Oil Co vice president seeks 26 000 damages from Regent Theatre of Norwalk for injuries from a fall on theater steps November before filing in Kringleport Superior Court. Attorney Leo Davis represents the plaintiff and the theater has denied liability.
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Westport
Ovt
Arnold Sehluet
Nompe Wegeh
Texas Oil Company
New Fon
Regent Theatre
Norwalk
Lgst
qluaiGer
Naeimonia
Schladdelina
Lordship notes and Scout reports from Stratford region
Special telegraph dispatch covers Lordship areas with Scout events November 12 review board plans and district visits. Stratford Sunday school hosts monthly meeting at Mrs Leon Botsford home. Local residents Mr and Mrs Clayton Tallon and family visit Wallingford as Mrs Joseph Keynes visits sister Mrs Lesser in Molden.
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Teleysram
Seout-eonms
Wilkitins
Teddy Feesent
Koya
Hasse
Robert Jaca
Iat
Nornyur
Omer Jasmin
Boy Scoutn
Connell
Arteta
Stratford
Merine
Leon Botsfori
Prospeut Dylve
Clayton Talleon
Wallingford
Tee
Tee Tue
Joseph Keynes
Stratford Road
Aistey
Ala Lesser
Moelden
Reynolds
Gut Fora Atwou
Wuteelown
Two Men Charged With Coat Theft in Port Case
John Driscoll and Charles Thausea appeared in court before Judge Voaburah on a charge of stealing coats from the finson Steamship company. The judge jailed one man for one month and fined Delagoll $38. the two defendants face related counts.
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Noewala
Spee
Charles Thausea
John Driscoll
Voaburah
Dr Maye Elected American College Of Surgeons Leaders
Chicago October 25 Dr Charles Maye of Rochester Minnesota was elected president of the American College of Surgeons at its annual meeting to be held next year. Dr Ernest A Somer of Farinand Oregon was chosen first vice president and Dr Frederick N G Starr of Toronto Ontario was named second vice president.
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Chicago
Charles Maye
Rochester
Minn
Avad
American College of Surgeons
Fairfield vaudeville benefit show to close town's season
Miss Somerville headlines the Community Theatre program in Fairfield Ort. tonight and tomorrow night. The 13 member cast includes Ruthryde the dancer and Thomas Webb as a sketch comedian. A committee of judges will rate top numbers for prizes.
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Fairfield
Magra
Wil
Seil Ig
Hulse
Pyosram
Fire
St. Paul's Church
First Congregational
Eunice Dennie Burr
Daughters of the American
Thames
Broadway
Alta Somerville
Ruthryde
Thomas Webb
Well Sing
Buddy Harvey
Marlon T. Thompson
L?atlets
Acta
Youth Slashes Fingers While Whittling Wood
Westport report of a woodworking accident. A 10 year old boy, identified as Syeds, cut his wrist while whittling with a knife. Dr Roy A Long treated a deep cut on the hand. another worker, Timoths Deunaher, also sought care for possible injury. No suspects named. multiple local residents mentioned in connection with the incident and medical treatment.
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Westport
Danaker
Svlvan Avenue
Dananer
Carl Johy
Batuck
Keaiper Tunnary
Riverside Avenue
Guihia
Tong
Stamford Finances Fight Against Road Expansion
Stamford faces a proposed rate increase by the New York New Haven and Hartford line, with Velucrinst funds of Stamford city spotlighted to cover 1000 dollars. A committee led by Chandice Bennitt seeks professional accountants and lawyers to challenge the plan, potentially drawing other cities into the effort as costs mount.
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Benners Nurpises
Glab
Nequesry
Regal Rapree
Staumferd Ig Ormapterd
Westport Woman Sues for 10000 in Slander Case
Mrs. J. Katherine Geving files a slander suit seeking 10000 against Mrs. Columbia Gardota. Mrs. Coo Belden Pace, owned by Mrs. Gare Well, has been attached. The case cites a letter from Mrs. Gat Well as part of the allegations and is returnable in the Superior Court of Beligeport.
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Westport
Telegram
J. Katherine Geving
Columbia Gardota
Coo Belden Pace
Gare Well
Mmns
Gat- Well
Mage
Mme Wiuah
Phil Hor
Caving
Beligeport
Masonic Club Plans Open House for Navy Visit
The Masonic club will hold an open house for a Navy visit tomorrow afternoon. A luncheon and musical entertainment are planned after the visit, with women from the Order of the Master Star serving the luncheon.
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Masonic Club
NAVY
Hridge- Wert
Lomnorrow
Che Mastern Star
Dr Allen of Ridgefield sued for 400 dollars
Norwalk date October 25 Deputy Sheriff served an attachment of 400 on Dr Jenny W Allen of Ridgefield in favor of the Terrell Electric Machine Company of New York in this Eleventh district case.
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Norwalk
Shere Ey- Wart
Prdlens
Todiy
Jienny W. Allen
Ridgefield
Terrell Electric Machina Company
New York
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