French Cabinet Resigns Over Policy Rift in France
Paris reports M. Painleve's ministry fell after Caillaux clashed with proposed capital levy and finance policy. President Doumergue will form a new cabinet, likely with Painleve, Riand, and Merriot keeping key roles. Political stalemate looms amid fears of new elections and continued fractional support.
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Paris
M. Painleve
France
Herriot
Doumergue
M. Caillaux
Niece
MM. Caillaux
M. Doumergue
Finance
Senate
Chamber
M. de Selves
M. Herriott
Girl on Truck Hurt in Crash Stamford
In Stamford Ort 27 Miss Josephine Mittler of Brooklyn was taken to Stamford Hospital after a collision with an Улghl delivery truck driven by Richard Dietzman of Stamford. Dietzman was arrested on reckless driving charges. Mrs Taura Glesple of Stamford Avenue 279 drove a car. both Bour cars sustained damage. Mittler’s condition was not serious.
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Stamford
Josephine Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stamford Hospital
Richard Dietzman
Woodbine Fill
Pelle Town Road
Dietsman
Taura Glesple
Stamford Avenue
Bour
Lespie
Hlizaber
Fire at Goodie Soda Shop on Main Street
A fire last night in the back room of the Goodie Soda Shop Inc at 1069 Main Street caused about $4,000 in damage. Flames spread to a candy store and a millinery shop before No. 1 Chemical extinguished the blaze. Miss Carrie Ferris of the Western Union office triggered the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodie Soda Shop, Inc
Main Street
Alexander S. Mellor
Carrie Ferris
Western Union Telegraph
Airfield Avenue
No. 1 Chemical
Mellor
Miss Reinstein
Misa
King testifies before federal grand jury probe in New York
John T. King former Republican National Committeeman from Connecticut testified Tuesday before a special Federal Grand Jury investigating the activities of the alien property custodian's office. George Williams former custodian attorney and Gaston B. Means also testified, Means brought from Atlanta Federal Prison on habeas corpus.
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New York
John T. King
Republican National
Connecticut
George Williams
Gaston B. Means
Atlanta
Sixth District Republican Rally Planned with Mayor Behrens
A Sixth District Republican rally is added to tomorrow night’s schedule at 1173 North Avenue. Joan T. King and Mayor Behrens are listed to attend along with all Republican candidates. The event includes four post meeting smokers after the program.
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Republican Club
North Avenue
Joan T. King
Mayor Behrens
Irish Descended From Eskimos Theory Stirs Debate
Dublin report outlines a professor's claim that the Irish may descend from Eskimo ancestors. He cites Irish and Scottish Arctic-type features and argues Mongoloid traits connect to Eskimo populations. The idea references early Ice Age Ireland before 4000 BCE.
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Dublin
Porkeny
Terlin
University Colege
Ireland
Scotland
Vic
Second suspect held in Donahue jewel robbery
New York on October 27 AP Noel Scaffa a private detective under indictment for complicity in recovering 853000 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from Mrs James P Donahue turned over to police a man described as Frank Adams who was committed to the Tombs as a material witness Adams reportedly told police of an English crook who tried to recruit him to join the theft Adams known as Pack Marked Dillon had prison terms and knew the English thief from Sing Sing Adams later telephoned Scaffa and visited police with his tale.
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New York
Noel Scaffa
James P. Donahue
Frank Adams
Adams
Donahues
Eurfone
Dillon
Donahue
Sing Sing
Scaffy
Kim
Plane Forced Down Shakes Occupants in Massachusetts
A large commercial air plane Misa Essex carrying an automobile to Boston diverted and landed in Sekonk near Providence after both engines failed over Sekonk. Six occupants including the pilot Lieutenant George F.R. Pond were shaken up as a wing and a landing wheel broke during the forced landing.
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Providence
R. 1
Misa Essex
Boston
George FR. Pond
Feld
Sekonk
Mass
Here
Hartford
Sekotls
Andrews Seeks To End Sale of Wine to Churches
New York, Oct. 27. Brig. Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, head of Prohibition enforcement, told the New York Pharmaceutical conference his aim is to wipe out traffic in sacramental wine and medicine whiskey. He said Congress and the public have placed enforcement tasks on agencies and he will focus on sacramental wines and industrial alcohol.
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New York
Hanoi
Lincoln c. Andrews
New York Pharmaceutical Conference
Jacob Diner
Congress
Missing 25 Years Estate Claim by Sister
A sister proceeds to claim the estate of a Bridgeport man after years missing, and legal actions unfold as the case moves through probate and court proceedings. Banks, brokers, and local officials are referenced in related pages, with other local matters and notices noted throughout the issue.
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Bridgeport
Burdick
Behrens
Malin Street
Joss
Mia
Brennan
Park City Coyncll
Standard Old Company
Misa Remington
Eighteen Die as Defective Rail Wrecks Train
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 27 The derailment near Victoria Miss earlier Tuesday killed eighteen aboard the Sunnyland a St Louis San Francisco line passenger train. Sixty four people remained in hospitals with eighteen in critical condition. Most victims rode in the chair car and the negro coach smoker. Investigators blamed an invisible defect a transverse fissure in the rail and ruled out a spread rail cause.
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Memphis
Tenn
Victoria
Miss
Sunnyland
St. Louis
San Francisco
J. E. Fraser
St. Louis-San Francisco System
R. T E. Buchanan
Fraser
N. C. Doss
Orlando
Fla
J. W. Ryan
Rhinelander 70 Lose His Legacy On Elopement
Leonard Rhinelander, famed social clubman and heir to a fortune, was disinherited by his parents after marrying Alice Jones of New Rochelle. In White Plains, Justice Mills disclosed that Mrs Rhinelander may admit she is colored. The court heard arguments over Mrs Rhinelander’s request for higher fees to defend the annulment suit.
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New York
Leonard Sitp Hu&Iélander
Alice Jones
New Rochelle
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Mills
White Plains
Mills
Rhinelander
Moracauger
Rhine-lander
Frederick P. Close
Physicians Move to Abolish Knife in Surgical Operations
Philadelphia reports at the 15th annual American College of Surgeons congress that a campaign will promote germicides as alternatives to the knife in minor and some major operations. The board aims to honor Lord Filster and advance a new technique that destroys diseased cells while sparing healthy tissue.
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Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Regenta of the Collegs
Lord Filster
Athens Orders Troops To Evacuate Bulgaria
Athens orders Greek troops to evacuate Bulgarian territory by Wednesday in response to the League of Nations council demands. A military commission moves toward Demirkapa to arrange the evacuation while fighting continues in parts of the Balkans. The League plans to send a commission to investigate causes, responsibility, indemnity, and prevention of future outbreaks, with a December Geneva report planned.
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Athens
Council of the
League of Nations
Greece
Demirkapa
League
Paris
Balkans
Bulgaria
Geneva
Skipper Sees Son and Sailors Lost in Storm
In Rockland Maine a schooner bound for Miami was towed in with three crew missing. Captain Beryn Bradford reported his son Stanley Bradford and two sailors Fred Murray and Clarence Jefferson were washed overboard during a gale. The Red Wing and a seaplane searched coastwise for them without success. Surviving crew include Captain Bradford, Mate Vincent Kendrick, and Stephen Peter Franklin.
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Rockland
J. C. Webster
St. Johns
N. B
Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Red Wing
Peaked Hill Bar
Stanley Bradford
Fred Murray
Clarence Jefferson
Penfield
Beryn Bradford
Cape Cod
Salis
Webster
Boston
Bradford
Vincent Kendrick
St. John
XII
Peter Franklin
New York
Bride of G Ferdi Foote Bradford Married in Noroton
Mrs Hilvry Foote Gradford of Noroton wed G Ferdi of 1859 Noble Avenue sales manager for Arthur L Clark Co Monday at 11 30 in United Congregational Church The ceremony was by Rev Matrica Duncklee Attendants were Alfred Dell and his wife The groom's third marriage plans a wedding trip and residence on Trumbull Turnpike in Nichols
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Hilvry Foote Gradford
Noroton
Herman G. Ferdi
Noble Avenue
Alfred Dell
Mr. Bradford
Trumbull Turnpike
Nichols
Sister seeks to claim estate of missing brother John
Mrs Mary Bates is named administrator of the estate of her missing brother John Lutheran who left for Chicago 25 years ago and is presumed dead. His dormant Mechanic and Farmers Bank account worth about 700 to 900 dollars triggered the claim. Connecticut law allows distribution after seven years of absence with a bond. Mrs Bates will seek proof of death and secure his estate for mother and family.
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John Lutheran
Jones Avenue
Mary Bates
State Street
Frederic A. Bartlett
Lagheran
Mechanice and Farmers Bank
Bates
Woman Prisoner Attempts Suicide in Danbury Jail
Elizabeth Ford of Danbury attempted hanging in Danbury jail after sentencing to State Farm for Women in Norwich. She was found with cord tied to railing and revived by a visitor and physician then placed in a secure cell under guard.
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Danbury
Elizabeth Ford
State Farm
Norwich
Baker
Superior Court
War Bonds Controversy Ends With $16501 Favoring Lender
In 1916 Dyo Frank J. Krtie bought German war bonds for $22 500. After the war the bonds dwindled in value to 25 30 and a suit by Z and F Assets Realization Corporation of New York represented by Raymond Hackett Stamford against Dr Erbe in U S District Court New Haven resulted in a jury verdict for $16 501 to be paid by Dr Erbe on the collateral note for the bonds.
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Germany
Dyo
Frank J. Krtie
Waterbury Dentest
Z and F. Assets Realization Corporation
New Turkelty
Raymond Hackett
Stamford
Dr. Erbe
Edwin Thomas
United States District Court
New Haven
Z and F. Corporation
Dr. Urbe
One Man Rule of CTY Impossible Behrens Fends Off Attack
A Fourth District Republican Club rally centered on the upstate or home rule issue as Mayor Behrens defends his two-year tenure. Speakers, including Alderman Fred Harrigan, argue against removing Behrens, praising his administration and urging continuity while critics press for organizational reform.
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Behrens
Fourth District
Alfred W. Burdick
John A. Cornell
Burdick
King
United States
Upstate
Bridgeport
Ripper
Board of Apportionment
Mal
Fred W. Harrigan
Colume
Ell Reader
Harrison
Ncense
Reid Harrison
Jewelry and trousers stolen in multiple cases in city
Mrs. J A Brown of Gemaves rue reports a home entry and theft of a manicure set and two pairs of her husband s trousers likely while she slept. Andy Parker of Washington terrace reports his car Genn H 2105 stolen from Main and Bank streets Monday morning. J J Stare of Broadway New York reports a tan leather bag stolen from his car at Walnut Middle streets containing clothes and personal papers.
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J. A. Brown
Gemavesnue
Andy Parker
Washington Terrace
Main and
Bankstreeta
J.J. Stare
Broadway
New York City
Wailant
Middle Streets
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M. Cazals
Radical
M. Merriot
M. Briand
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Hoboken
N. J
Undt
Ignazio Florio
Ashe
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Grening
Laura
President Harding
Montreal
Scafta
Tombs
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Tatior Chop
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Eightean
Rado
Wmener Leidy
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Savlora
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Callaus
Quiital Levy
Bulgar
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Cornell
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Young Rhinelander
Nations’ Commission
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Bofla
Council of the League of Nations
Skipper
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