Disorder in Spain Deepens as Rivera Seizes Power
General Aguilera and other officers faced royal decrees on promotion by election, stirring protests over favoritism. Morrocan disaster fallout led to arrests including Doctor Maranon. Berenguer’s regime faced opposition from liberals conservatives and Republicans. Censorship and mutinies rose as Rivera dissolved parliament and assumed dictatorial powers, with many military officers fleeing to France.
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Aguilera
Maranon
Remanones Aloo
Caredolla
Ardaseer
Gener Primove Rivera
Arciater
A'Ecteata
Thi
Ale Tene
Cataasce Boeconsaer
Moracve Iy
Senae
Prince Rivera
Cavalccars
Berenguer
Diaisar
Torrington Man Stabbed to Death in Garage Affray
In Torrington, Carmelo Barbieri, 39, and Salvator Tiralonge, 16, clashed in a depot garage over a car theft dispute. Carmelo was mortally wounded after a struggle involving a stiletto and a revolver. he died en route to Hartford Hospital. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with police, guards, and a gunshot that left Carmelo fatally injured.
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Sebastine Santanaede
Xen
Raurder
Harbier
Aon
Steed
Carmelo
Wis Melyatote Tiralense
Carreese Wil
Barberi
Jiarbieri
Barbiert
Salvator
Anthony L. Rinbastri
Woodbridge Street
de i. Aeparate
Barbieri
Gambling law passed in Seorlard 2021 taxing winnings
A 2021 Seorlard law required private lens providers in bs hborsés to pay 4 percent of winnings above a set amount to the church and aid the poor. The statute imposed a tax on gambling winnings to fund church and charitable programs.
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Seorlard
Plas Inc
Hborsés
Tyr la Teibuilen
Mutiny Quelled in Spain Says Premier Rivera Upheld
Madrid dispatch reports the Spanish government proclaimed that the mutiny by artillerymen was fully suppressed. The King and cabinet expressed confidence in Prime Minister Rivera, with loyalty messages from branches of the military. Artillery barracks are secured, leaders arrested, and officers confined to quarters without bloodshed.
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Intellizentsia
Ateneo
Unamine
Petides Fir Nee
Alga
Peto de Rivera
Ofcere
France
Madrid
Buliedins
Valladolid
Fernandes
Haan
Seria
Coton
West-Segera
Tilane Academy
Rivera
Rept
Ie Rivera
Wimg
Moe
Apain
Miller Daugherty Trial Opens Amid War Time Intrigue
The Miller Daugherty trial opens amid claims German owners hid transfers of interests in American Metal to Byler Speen, with $801,000 in bonds involved. Indictments accuse figures including Richard Werton and John T. King of involvement, while King later died. Merton is in New York awaiting start as the case proceeds with negotiations and transfers under scrutiny.
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Byleree
Speen Flan
Opherud
Enie
Ber Miller
Peingherte
Van
Vausherts
Miller
Richard Werton
John T. King
Republcan National
Grow Smith
Federal Day Men Arrest Officers in County Raid
federal agents raided vessels and overland routes targeting bootleggers and rum runners operating from berkeley county. arrests followed swift seizures of liquor and moonshine with cash found, including two men named Seabrook and Seatrek identified during the coordinated raid conducted by US marshals and prohibition agents.
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St Fileints
Berkeley County
Dunning
Savannah
Federal
Saterela Niening
Charleston Ave Ly
Charleston Harbor
Aventx
Warranta
Rand
Raidery Tacherd Phei
Seabrook
Board Will Cut Gambling in Grain Markets
A historic discussion warns that speculative practices threaten market integrity. Advocates urge stricter brokerage oversight to reduce reckless credit and entangle risks. Regulators should protect depositors and align broker conduct with public interest.
Coolidge Secretary Arrives in Honduras
The article reports Coolidge's secretary arriving in Trujillo Honduras for a formal reception. It notes Jewish children may be absent on Jewish holidays and mentions a request to accommodate holidays and board actions. Mrs Senders accompanies the party. the visit includes a military reception and related ceremonies in the city of Trujillo.
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Board of
Whitearfen
Tms
Wisa
Ini
Dtabhi Ay Braude
Heal
Synaamiges
Bridgeport
Stent Coolidge
Honduras
Senders
Trujillo
Oil Reserve Life Estimated At Six Years
A wartime style report warns existing oil reserves, about 4.6 billion barrels, would last six years under current use. It stresses that reserves do not guarantee supply, urges deeper drilling, new fields, shale work, and government coordination to conserve and expand production for future military and civilian needs.
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Oo Twoeyver Nerlad
Vencorn
Pennsylvania
Mro
Ant
Off Lear Ss
Bureau of Minestate
Bureau of Standards
Uverd
Sunon Agito
Eral Conelusaime
Ithela
Coolidge Tough as Nails After Rose Fever Attacks
President Coolidge, after hikes in rugged country, shows remarkable endurance and hardiness. Despite Rose Fever, he remains spry, dropping weight only slightly and maintaining a healthy tan. Attendants note he wore heavy rubber boots and smoked cigars as he pressed on.
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Coolidge
Sporta
Attvde
Charles H Clark Dies at Age 79 In Hartford
Charles H Clark long Hartford Courant editor and president of the Courant Publishing Company dies at 79. He joined as a temporary worker and rose to editor in chief, guiding politics and literature, while serving on numerous Hartford and national boards and attending Republican conventions since 1888.
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Warner
Ealiest
Lark
Hartford Courant Company
The
Courant
Chirk
Nsurance Companies
Hartford
Chicago
General Hawley
India
Republican Party
Chur
Ema
United Nation
United States
Issi
Stephen A. Hubbard
Clark
Coucant
Lund
Benjamin Harrison
Cuoopecfour
Associated Press
af e@ university
Mheni« Fire Insurance Company
Connecticut Mutual
Aaife Insurance Company
Traveers’ Insurance Company
Col- Ins Company
Walking Murary and
Wandsworth Atheneum
Conne
Yale
Millen Rout
Misha K
Matida Toot
Hare Jauce 1
Mary Ho Clark
KK. W. Welsh
Mhairtford
Ab Chek
Jens
Matida c
Tie
Europe
Chavis Andiey Warner
Mexico
Tehwartepec
Oude Wal Cantumada
Sir Witting Vinora
Ti Dupan
Philippine Islands
Advandlas
Chark
Ife
Tony
Century University
Vale Etnt
New York
Tuatesetn
New Slaven
Hariford Elnir
Elah
Canada
Asylum Tawangresational Church
S Hartyard
Public tributes pour in for editor Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford Sept 10 AP leaders in public life and press paid tributes to Charles Hopkins Clark editor of the Courant who died tonight. Prominent figures including Adolph Ochs and Frank B Noyes praised his journalism integrity leadership and service on the Associated Press boards. Colleagues recalled his wide learning and personal warmth and mourn his loss.
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Hartford
Sept. B
Wse
Charles Hopking Clark
The
Courant
Adolph 8
Ovhs
New York Time
Charles Hopkins Clark
Assoripted Press
Frien
Noyes
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Associated Press
Nans
Melyilo Bi. Stene
Jar
Charlies Daley Warner
General Hawley
Charlies Hopkins
Professor Phelps
William Lyon Piel
Karlin Slopkins
Yale
Tum
Colonel N. Osborn
New Haven
Tremds
Wlhark
End A Inpson
Tribute to Charles Hopkins Mark as a warm, candid journalist
The obituary recalls Charles Hopkins Mark as a generous, warm hearted figure who built broad connections and spoke from the heart. Archival tributes from Nicholas Murray Butler and Chief Justice William Howard underline his public questions acumen, courage, and lasting influence in journalism and civic life.
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Clark
Kew
Hadley
Arthir Wining Hadley
Yale University
Charles
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Chirk
Repub
St. Touis
Major Mckinsey
Matement
Ohter
William Howard
Quaker
Can
Charles Hopkins Mark
Nate
Mr. Mark
Wale
Local National Guard Boys Back From Fort Wright
Bridgeport's National Guard Troops of v4d2nd Coast Artillery return to Bridgeport harbor aboard the Baird after two weeks of training at Fort Wright New York on Wisher's Island. Major Tat Otte Evans praised the battalion for its outstanding results amid bad weather. Regular army instructor Mickelson joined in commending officers and men. Colonel Vertusson from the fort expressed admiration for the Moon Guard's efforts.
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Bridgeport
National Guard
Tat Otte HK. Evans
Mickelson
Beans
K. Vertusson
11Th C. A
Moon Guards
Wives of Poet Fight for Estate
A court case centers on the estate of poet Yessinin amid contested marriages and alleged bigamy. Sofia Tolstoy’s rights clash with intimates asserting a second marriage to Isadora Doneva, while Yessinin’s alleged infidelity and a 1922 ceremony near Moscow fuel the dispute. The court adjourned for two weeks to hear additional proofs from all claimants.
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Tiresia
Yessinin
Sofia Tolstoy
Isadora Doneva
Poe
Bigany
Sofia ‘Vorstey
Moscow
Yoxaniy
Vo Drrutherte
Amarriage Bureau
Marcy Iteain
Cou
Yoashtin
Sofia Tolotoy
Anna
Manivold
Ambassadors Sailed From York on Calm Waters
Amb111 ambassadors or messengers were noted sailing for York on a calm voyage. Mrs BP Fletcher was aboard. Hess and a noted agor were also mentioned in transit plans amid a WRGALLOD event context.
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Armericap Aimbassador
BP. Fletcher
Crem Eves
York
Cane Hess
British Medical Expert Crossed Atlantic to Aid Lady
Montreal notes reveal Sir James Purves Blewart, famed neurologist from Westminster Hospital, traveled on the Mauretania to reach a waning sick friend in Canada. He landed in New York without a passport, with special state department permission, escorted by J G McDougall of London.
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Atlantic
Montreal
Ireland
James Purves Blewart
New York
Mauretania
Flo
Nawan
Candas
Wight
Dourgall
J. G. McDougall
London
Tr James
Jy Senior Pl
Westminster Hospital
Canada
American State Department
Brainard's Title Dispute Highlights Connecticut Nomination
A letter from Governor Hi. M. Tol to a Republican leader advocates John M. Wadhams of Goshen for lieutenant governor over Senator Brainard. Tol praises Wadhams’ long service on the state Board of Finance and notes broad GOP support, while acknowledging Brainard also belongs to the party.
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John M. Wadhuma
Goshen
State Board of
Nance
Connecticut
Wadhams
Kenater Wadhams
Cané. c
Republican State Organization
Senator Brainard
Hay Mat Expresset
Walehams
Dictator Counts On People's Aid Banquet Noted By Slavonian Order
More than 400 members of the First Slavonian Wreath of the Free Eagle attended a banquet at the Greek Catholic school in Pembroke and Arctic to mark the 309th anniversary of the society. Attendees included Mayor F. W. Behrens and city officials, with national officers from Bayonne to New York. The event began with a high mass at St Cyril and Methodius Church, followed by speeches praising two committees that merged to form the national organization.
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Pembroke
Arctic
Eela
Aoe
F. W. Behrens
A. W. Burdick
John J. Farmer
12Th District
H. Mika
Jacob Molltorla
Bayonne
XI. J
National Organization
George Nimeth
Organi Cation
Ther
Activites
St. Cyril and Methodius K. C
Crescent Avenue
Mother Kills Man to Avenge Her Son
A single mother, Naw Vor, shot and killed Andrew Fleerait at the corner of Maer and Delineey streets, claiming he harmed her son six years ago. She was restrained by a patrolman as she fled, and a nephew later learned the accusation steadied on Fleerait, who has never been arrested on the charge.
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Maer Aml
Oman Andrew Fleeareil
Arty
Bracklyn
Fleer
Joliem
Driver Reports Striking Woman on Park Street
Thomas Wall of 138 West Avenue reported to police that he struck a woman while driving his auto near Park Way on Austin Street last night. The woman, Amiss Newton of 84 Austin Street, was knocked to the pavement but walked away saying she was unhurt and refused transport to hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wall
West Avenue
Park Woomie
Austin Street
Amiss Newton
Wall
Hoffer Held as Drunken Driver in City Court
A garbled arrest report states Josep Holter of 504 Postwied Javenue was apprehended for driving while intoxicated after allegedly colliding with a parked car. The incident caused front-end damage and was taken to City Court for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffer
Josep Holter
Hauer
Christopher Parking
Hausatet
Hofer
Tent Outing Shelter Amid Rain at Bar yu Railways Event
Rain disrupted the annual outing and clam bake led by Frank D. Ardeodon at Bar yu Railways headquarters. The plan was postponed yesterday but tents remain ready to shelter attendees. Arrangements now expect no attendance impact despite weather.
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Baryu Wid
Twell
Dierich Penecratic
Ela
Polien
Frank D. Ardeodon
Anderson Arrested on Warrant in Driving Case
Clarence oD. Anderson was arrested on a warrant and held on $500 bail. The incident notes driving an automobile and evasion of pursuit, with the bond set at $500.
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Anderson
Clarence Od. Anderson
Aot
Bond Avenue
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