Catholic Union in Norwich Meeting Delivers Mexico Protest
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union at its annual Norwich convention adopted a resolution deploring the Mexican government’s persecution of the Catholic church. Officers were elected, including Bishop J. J. Nilan as spiritual director and Rev. R. J. Bowen as president. The next convention will be in Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Derby
New Haven
St. Aloyius Society of
Middletown
J. J. Nilan
R. J. Bowen
Bridgeport
Richard Coleman
Valeria Sibley
Torrington
Mollie O'Connell
Istor
Pauline Wolechlager
Meriden
John Kel
Hartford
F. J. Kinnel
Branford
J. J. Edwards
Margaret Lynch
New Britain
Civitan Club Hosts Indoor Outing at Stratfield Meeting
Civitan society members staged an indoor outing after lunch including a marble race archery contest and hoop rolling relay with prizes and light fines. Benjamin Russell, field secretary for New England New York Civitan territory, predicted chartering 16 new clubs in the coming year. Bristol and Danbury mentioned as nearby towns. Louis Victor Eytinge of the Advertising club was invited to speak next week. the regular sun-parlor meeting will be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Parker Seeley
Civitan
Stratfield
New England
New York
Benjamin Russell
Bristol
Danbury
Louis Victor Eytinge
Sun-Parlor
Healy Renamed to Central Committee in 7th District
Hartford reports the Seventh District GOP convention re elected Attorney General Frank E Healy of Windsor Locks and Miss Imbel Alcorn of Thompsonville to the Central committee. The event occurred yesterday in Hartford with the two incumbents securing positions on the party body.
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Hartford
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locka
Imbel Alcorn
Thompsonville
Central
Woman Kills Self and Four Children in San Francisco
In a two room basement flat, Mrs Otto Fuller suffocated herself and four of her children after her husband Otto Fuller failed to find work for days. One child was saved by neighbors. In Jonesboro Arkansas three men died and two were injured when cave in during railroad right of way excavation. The dead are J O Hands 35 Sim Selman 18 or 19 and Warner Freeman 25. The injured are expected to recover.
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San Francisco
Otto Fuller
Jonesboro
Ark
Cotton Belt Railroad
J. O. Hands
Sim Selman
Warner Freeman
Radio Program Listings and Station Identifications
A dense, era-gleaning radio schedule lists performances by orchestras and vocalists across New York and surrounding cities, with stations WNEW WRAP WNBC WLW and many others detailing concert programs, weather, market reports, and talk segments through the day and night. It names performers such as Miriam Moreman, Amy Hopkins, Helen Schofmela, and Ralph Odierno, plus various orchestras and bands, alongside station identifiers and time slots.
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Je Hivtt
Centralia
BAC PX
Madlang Orchestra
Imperial Tripa
Helen Schofmelater
Plantet
Tase Dreeden
Trin
Koty
Levi
Banjo
Planint Fthel
Dorothea Ponce
Aator Oreneatra
New York
Health Herctaos
Alph J. Lane
Ralph J. Tane
Mitagerald
J. Lane
Botte
Amy Hopkins
Larremore
Caroling Towers
Thomas
Fiolin—Torla Ynoster
Plantat
Ten Munle
Waltorf Astoria
Tanehal Storea
IPA
Taited States Army Band
Davia
Raxaphone Odette
Pelham Heath Orchestra
WRYCK
Anonich
TAO FV
Winter Trusgell
Namen Fo Gibson
RAS PW
Outdor Life
Henry Wellbneton Wark Rend P
POM Public Welfare
T.M
Ine Tavis
Mlade Man
Naomi Shirley
Claas
Bin
Tamlae Rice
Aarne Tlonen
Paritone
Catherine Curtin
Tait
Tom —Aaron Toren
Better Homes and Gardens
Alton Burmhill
FME
Aarin Roeen
Bertone
Po Martin Buller
Zither
Rte
HM Trecy and
Dougherty
Topelar
Tmete
Fese Witllama
Ravny Orcherta
MCA
Larry Small
Planiat
Golden's Orchestra
Richard Hears
Monte Carlo
Odell Entertainers
Dauphinn and Company
Muscle
Realty Associates
Coronial Orchestra
Muse
Brighton Orchestra
McAlpin
WHN
PAC
Frank Galassi
Mager
PA —Guarl White
Popularoo
George Bond
Argan Teuttal
JE —Loew
Stomeland Oirchestra
WAHG
Richmond
HILL
Arlington
Margie Make-Reliere
Albert Refs
William Helfenstein
Verontern Wisxins
Centralto
Tefachtek Brothera
Goml
Ariington Thre Rignals
WTIC
Hartpfortd
Newn
Tolice
Bond Tris
Jones’ Orchestra
Travelera Jongleurs
Colt Park Municipat
WLWL
NMW
YORK
Howard Melick
Itana
OAS
Gran Trin
Rosalie Wolf
Frid Kensier
Haymond Meyer
Celtlat
Dunenh Fallon
Carline Yay
WEY
Schenectady
Vad
A.M
IDAG
Tne
Letture
Stork
Chiliten
Hanehall Kroren
Knatinan Orchestra
John Rhevlin
P.M
Bert Lowe
Hudlo
Tab Ward
Eivergiader Chih
Cat
Stanley
Motor Caravan
Jamex Jhizadevin
Augusta Kesitetson
Catin
WMSG
Jack Fuimas
Harkey Talk
Harold Glen Whister
Sidney Schacter
Musicale
Pind Hugein
Tito Venturi
Jo-Anne Surber
Lenor
Miarha
Tulln
Alaune
WRNY
Htelph Christman
Biol Heview M
Hob Sehafer
Sage
Myreha Alhambra
Ty Kuhn
George Migia
Balth Huesslar
Cecile Kurner
Finntet
Renee Behleber
Toseta Chekota
Rohemia
Nathan Weinberg
Russia
Navier Chgnt
Tita Montaner
Spain
Euth Muessler
Austria
WBNX
F.al—Studio Orchestra
Sid Leaner
Bro T.M
Dorothy Brown
Montesanto
Hetty Marvyn
Ukelele
Mindle Orchestra
Lenny Teeds
Songa
Werner
Das Pat Newark
N. J
Montroyal Orchestra
Montroyal
Four Aces
Coldwell
Gm Clase
Vic and Vigor
Elsie Vasneron Hiott
Richard Duttr
S. Ta France Orchestra
Ted Cola
Joe Reader
Vanstan Lee
Barbonea
Ted Cole
Joe Reedey
Ionterey Society Orchestra
Ontecey
Harket
Bodine Talks on Rotary Program at Stratfield Meeting
President Alfred V Bodine addressed Stratfield Rotary Club members at a luncheon detailing the Rotary program for 1926 27. The Hartford conference with District Governor Allan Colvin prompted plans for a club council and an educational program. Don Adams of New Haven, former International president, will guest speak next Tuesday on his birthday with aims for 100 percent attendance.
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Alfred V. Bodine
Rotary Club
Stratfield Fotes
Allan Colvin
Bond
Hartford
Fawlett
John Alson
Don Adams
New Haven
Hig
Europe
Boding
Mr. Adams
Chicago U. S. Attorney Plans Retirement in Private Practice
Chicago August 31 AP Win A Olsen United States district attorney intends to retire to private practice January 1, it emerged today His testimony on tax law enforcement in Chicago before a Senate committee probing the Volstead act prompted Mayor DeVer to rush to Washington for a personal denial Olsen said his testimony did not incriminate the mayor and that county officials were responsible for the conditions he described
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Chicago
Eawin A. Olsen
United States
Olson
Hiates
Senate
William K. DeVer
Washington
Oslon
Advertising Club Dinner Dance Set for October 18
Bridgeport Advertising Club schedules its annual dinner dance at the Stratfield hotel hall on Tuesday October 26 with a Halloween theme. Edwin J. Enoch Jr chairs planning as music from local orchestras and entertainers is arranged. Louis Victor Eytinge will open the club’s Fall speaking program at the Stratfield hotel. Eytinge an advertising figure of national prominence will speak on Prison Stripes and The Crime Problem. The event aims to draw about 250 attendees including members from other groups.
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Siridgeport
Bridgeport Advertising Club
Traitfield
Edwin J. Noch, Jr
Sterday
Bridgeport
Enoch
Park City
W. Pryor
W. M. Bayliss
C. B. Hermanson
Stratfield
Louis Victor Eytinge
Advertising Club
Stratffard Hotel
Girle
Ad Club
Hstey Tno
Hytinge
Arizona State
Kellogg remands New Haven murder case for review
Secretary Kellogg has returned the Cimmino case record to Bernard E. Lynch to decide if Francesco Cimmino should be surrendered to Italian authorities. Irregularities in the record and a missing hearing prompted the review. Cimmino’s counsel said a release petition would follow from the county jail where he has been held since last October.
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New Haven
Francesco Cimrmino
Frank B. Kellogg
State Department
Bernard E. Lynch
United States
Cimminna
Washington
Lynch
Franklin Coeper
Cimmino
Waterbury Delegates Pledge 27 for Thoms Governor Bid
Waterbury kämp delegates commit all twenty seven members to William T. Thoms for governor at the Democratic state convention next month. The city convention is set for Thursday evening. Republicans will endorse Judge Lenme J. Slavin for probate, a first in twenty years for a local Democrat endorsement by Republicans.
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Waterbury
William T. Thoms
Terbury
Lenme J. Slavin
Interesting Work Calls Frank Wright
Olga Milagofm accuses dancer Miriam Noel Wright in a $160,000 suit claiming she alienated Frank Lloyd Wright from his wife. Wright in spring Green Wisconsin said he is abroad and learning of the matter while noting the dancer visited Taliesin but has since left for a year of “interesting work.”
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Spring Green
Wis
Olga Milagofm
Accus
Miriam Noel Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright
Jo Ilying
Wright
Taliesin
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Catholic Union IN
Mexico
Total Abstinence Union
Civitans Stage
Healy
Self
Newspaper
Haghive
WCRM
Portland
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WCAP
WRO
WEBH
WMAQ
Pittbrurgh
WEI
Philadelphia
KXW
WIBO
WNAC
Boston
WIAG
Worcester
WHAS
Louisville
WDAF
Kansas City
WRBO
Lansing
WRST
Bayshore
WMAK
Lockport
WENR
Ciicago
WGN
Bodine
Rotary
U. S
Kellogg
Smith
Real Live Bears
Benny
Lisle
New Ravel
Sandow
Panama
Dearhart
Smith-Murray Ca
Rayon and
Dexter
Newfield Files
The
Frank H. Fargo Co
Broad St
Bank
Thoms
Pose v
Off Drug Stores
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Post-Telegram
Frank Wright
Soolony Acg
Standard Oil CO
Broadway
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