Citizens Fight Plan to Remove Devil's Foot Rock
Rhode Island citizens oppose a plan to remove part of Devil's Foot Rock near Davisville to straighten a road. Historians cite Roger Williams and Canonicus's 1634 visit, while supporters say only a small rock section would be lost and the landmark not obliterated.
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Devil's Foot Rock
Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Canonicus
Canentcus
Rhode Island Citizen’s Historical Society
A. W. Brown
West Kingston
Williams
Massachusetts
Narragansett
Connecticut
Savin Rock Hotel Damaged by Fire at Savin Rock
Lawncrest hotel at Savin Rock near New Haven was wrecked by a fire causing an estimated loss of 16 000 dollars. The Stanford hotel known locally for summer boaker guests faced sale at 30000 dollars. Fireman Charles Brockhammer suffered a crushed finger. the building had been unoccupied since shore season ended.
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New Haven
Lawncrest
Savin Rock
Stanford
James Stanford
Charles Brockhammer
West Haven
Dynamite Cache Causes Arrest in Waterbury
Walter Vasiliknauskas, 95 South Leonard Street, is charged with illegal possession of dynamite and will be tried in City Court. Police say he was arrested after Federal agents seized liquor transport. five sticks of dynamite were found at his home near a stove and he claimed the dynamite belonged to a neighbor.
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Waterbury
Walter Vasiliknauskas
South Leonard Street
Illezal
Vasilikauskis
Wasil
Mussolini Explains Fascist Italy’s Achievements
In an interview conducted in Rome on October 26, Mussolini outlines four years of Fascist rule. He asserts order, wage growth, grain production, housing projects, and strong state control as results, while defending the strike ban and promoting cooperative economics and national unity.
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John T. Burke
Universal Service
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Milan
Victor Emmanuel
Foreign Office
Duce
Inpremier
Chigi Palace
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la Garbatella
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Gleno
Pacific
Spain
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Austria
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Tripoli
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Mne
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Democrats Spend More Than GOP in Senate Drive
Washington Oct 26 AP pre election campaign expenditures ranged from 3 cents to thousands of dollars as parties and committees filed with Senate clerks. The Republican National Committee reported 47,504,339 spent. the Democratic Senatorial committee 85,798.04. Contributions and balances vary by state with named donors and recipients listed, including Ohio, Arizona, Nevada, Indiana, and Pennsylvania races. A Chicago group in Illinois backed Raymond T. O Keefe with a light wine and beer platform, spending enough to buy two cigars.
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Washington
Senate and
Mouse Today
Republican Nationalenatorial Committee
Senatorial Committee
Teehpublican Group
Democrats
Republican
Republican National Committee
Democratic
Thomas I. Ryan
B. M.baruch
T. L. Chadbourne
Democratic National Committee
Albert Stump
Evans Woolen
Watson
Robinson
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Harreld
Willam B. Wilson
Wiliam
Ware
Senate
Pennsylvania
Oregon State Campaign Committee
Washington State Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
Tas
Democratic Speakers’ Bureau
Republican Speakers’ Bureau
Eugene A. Moran
Citizens League of Chicago
Raymond T. O'Keefe
IllWnala
Wedding Repeats After 33 Years At Union Chapel
In New Bedford Massachusetts on October 26 AP reports Emily F Austin eighty Fair Haven relinquished the distinction of being the only bride ever wed in Union Chapel Sconticut Neck as Miss Julia E Hathaway from Sconticut Neck road wed Walter England Stone of New Bedford The ceremony occurred with Mrs Austin in attendance the chapel usually only used in summer and had never hosted a wedding since Mrs Austin married in 1890 years ago she marked a birthday as she turned 86 and remained widowed for over a quarter century
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New Bedford
Mass
Union Chapel
Sconticuk Neck
Fair Haven
Emily F. Austin
Eightyalx
Austin
Joan F. Austin
Little Country Escape
Julia E. Hathaway
Sconticut Neck Road
Walter England Stone
Miss Hathaway
Trumbull Seeks Extradition of Pair in Motor Vehicle Theft
Hartford Oct 25 Governor Trumbull asked New York for extradition of Kenneth Davis and Charles Hammond charged in New London with theft of a motor vehicle and personal effects. The pair are under arrest in New York.
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Hartford
Trumbull
New York State
Kenneth Davia
Charles Hummill
New London
New York
Connecticut Chamber appoints delegate to New England conference
Major Frank H. Johnston of New Italia has been named as Connecticut Chamber of Commerce delegate to the New England Virginia conference set for Fredericksburg Virginia from November 5 to 7. Secretary Helden announced the appointment today, noting the conference is the third of its kind since 1924 in Virginia and 1925 in Connecticut.
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Hartford
Get
Frank H. Johnston
New Italia
Deliante
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
New England
Italy's resolve seen in rehabilitation and peace expansion
The passage asserts that Italy will triumph in its rehabilitation efforts and anticipates a peaceful, glorious expansion. It emphasizes obedience as a guiding factor and frames international progress as inseparable from internal resolve.
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Italy
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