Auction Bridge Doubles and Interpretations in Five Scenarios
We analyze five bridge doubles focusing on whether a double is informative or business. Case No 5 examines West's double after South one Heart and East pass, arguing East should treat it as business under the rule of reason. Case No 6 reviews a nuanced pass and double dynamics around No Trump and heart strength, illustrating why signaling changes the interpretation.
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Wismonds
West Doubass
East
North
South
Gamonds
West
Uth
Anglican Catholics Urged Toward Catholic Reunion
At the Anglo-Catholic congress in Albany the sermon by Rev. J. G. H. Berry urged eventual reunion with all Catholic branches. Rev. Spence Burton pressed Marian and saintly veneration as part of Christian unity, while anti Catholicism was challenged by Rev. Charles Harriman who argued Protestant identity should avoid sectarian hostility.
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Albany
Associated Press
Anglo-Catholic Congress
United States
All Saints Cathedral
J. G. H. Berry
St. Mary the Virgin
New York City
Serdon P. Delaney
Father Berry
Spence Burton
Boston
St. John the Evangeliat
Congress
Tenth Regiment
Armory
Father Burton
Charles Jarvis Harriman
Church of St. James the Less
Philadelphia
Feedom
Public Worshop
Turnpike Victim Still in Critical Condition
Miss Winifred Smith of 1557 Iraqistan avenue remained in critical condition after a Milford turnpike crash on Sunday morning. Frances Thompson of Bridgeport was killed, driver Gerald Howell of Tuxedo Park was injured, Howell was discharged and bonds set at 1000. Coroner Mix held a hearing and planned another to gather more details.
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Winifred Smith
Iraqistan Avenue
Milford Turnpike
Frances Thompson
Bridgeport ¥. W. C
Gerald H. Howell
Tuxedo Park N
Howell
Liquor Found in Car Ends Waterbury Man’s Detention
Sherman H. Kramer twenty five of 160 Easton avenue was arrested by State Policeman M. C. Hill on a charge of transporting liquor. Hill tailed Kramer from North Main street to Rose street and found ten gallons of wine and five gallons of alleged grain alcohol in the front and rear of the roadster he was driving.
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Waterbury
Associlated Press
Sherman H. Kramer
Easton Avenue
M. C. Hill
Hii
Kramer
North Main Street
Rose Street
Wilbur French and wife mark 50th wedding anniversary
Monroe Ohio October 26 report notes Mr and Mrs Wilbur French of Stepney celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests include Willan Shepard and Jeannette Finley of Newtons. Long Hill Methodist church members visit with gifts totaling about five dollars and a shower of post cards. Miss Nichols of Shelton visits her brother Representative Edwards S Beardsley.
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Monroe
Wilbur French
Stepney
Mississe Nichols
Shelton
Edwards S. Beardsley
British German Zeppelins Plan World Race
New York Evening Post reports a next year competition between British and German airships. Two English ships of 6,000,000 cubic feet each will serve as mall and passenger routes across England Egypt and India. A German Zeppelins ship of 3,500,000 cubic feet BAR capacity is also planned for a world flight.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Evening Post
Howard Mingus
England
Egypt
India
Mingos
Zeppelin Company
Germany
Minges
Paris Jury Frees Jewish Avenger After High Profile Trial
Samuel Schwartzbard, a Jewish watchmaker, is acquitted on all counts for the assassination of Ukrainian separatist General Simon Petlura in Paris. The verdict prompted cheers from his supporters and protests from Ukrainians as police separated fighting crowds near the Palace of Justice.
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Paris
Iby Associated Press
Samuel Schwartzbard
Simon Petlura
Court of Assizes
Schwartzbard
Henri Torres
Hus
Associated Press
Folice
France
Palace of Justice
Ob Pont Neuf
Boul St. Michael
Ted
Caesare Campinelli
Petlura
Reynard
M. Torres
Zoning Appeals Granted by Board Hearings
Nine of ten petitions heard by the Board of Appeals on Zoning were granted due to a lack of quorum. Illness and absence delayed action. Denied was Harry Lustig’s request to continue a cement block garage at 127 Lexington Avenue. Grants included several three and six car garages at various streets, with conditions on fencing and lot boundaries. Next public meeting scheduled for Monday at 4 p.m. in City Hall.
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Board of Appeal
John G. Schwarz
Carl F. Slemon
Demp
Harry Lustig
Lexington Avenue
Cs Keble
Dak Street
Joseph Mentes
Fy Wilson
Aircet Vaida Morel
Fox Street
Canfield Avenue
Patrick A. Ferriter
Brookfield Avenue
Folin H. Flood
Liberty Street
Wallin Goss
Boston Avenue
Apna
Anderson
Bell Venus
Patsy Cosianeo
Altor Palrmenavenue
Janes E. Bench
Charen Lane
Wade Street
Infant Care and Medical Advice Amidst Product Claims
Fragmented notes discuss infant care and health, mentioning Caserin like product uses, physician roles, and potential sickness in babies. The text references vaccines, fasting, and dietary claims, with multiple mentions of doctors and a mother’s concern for a child’s wellbeing.
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Dr. Pearson
Alice Brady
Wen
Antonio Scotti
Rosa Raisa
Lawrence Tibbett
Leon Rothier
Florence Macbeth
Holbrook Blinn
Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery Accountants and Auditors
Car
Lexington Avenue Garage
the Smith
Murray
Pairfeld Ave
Bridgeport
JAY ET Cie
Narcisse
Wheeler's Caetorns ® Wank
Uwe
Leteher
Bastes
Fletcher
Merle
Castoria
Brrhiye