Germany enters League of Nations as member amid Geneva approval
German delegates depart for Geneva as Germany is admitted to the League with unanimous support. Sir Eric Drummond notes Germany will assume all covenant obligations. France, Britain, and Belgium leaders express approval as the council expands to nine permanent members. The Maharajah of Kaipourthais voices India’s aspiration for self government and freedom.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Ini
Cinada
Maharajih
Kaipourthais
India
State of War Annulled in Spain Amid Political Tension
Spain's cabinet announces the state of war is annulled while the dictatorship faces renewed clerical decrees. General Primo de Rivera’s forces claim loyalty holds while officers and troops reportedly leave positions. King Alfonso plans to return to San Sebastian as authorities seek evidence and a peaceful settlement.
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Spain
Madrid
Paimo de Tiyea
Bunna Shen de Spaniel
Afl
Alfonso
San Sebasti
Stratford Man Marries Local Girl Amid Limited Details
George A Hardy aged 21 of Stratford and Miss Pether W S nine twenty of 61 Kent Avenue obtained a license to wed. The couple announced plans for a wedding, with Hardy described as a core pesoner of Wosdla sn avenue. The notice lists family and birth details for relatives, but the text is garbled.
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Alw
York
George A Hardy
Sn Avenue
Atford
Pether
Kent Avenue
Bridee
Mi Hardy
Futs
Pearl Stephana
Snope
Mente
Wilbim
Sarah Me
Bay State Woman Flies Seaplane Over Portland for 100th Birthday
Mrs Bennett of Chicopee Falls marked her centennial by piloting a seaplane over Portland Maine. She praised the flight as the finest day of her life and said she plans another flight to celebrate later. The event coincided with her 60th wedding anniversary observed in the city.
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Bay State
Maine City
Portland
Ent
Mary Giuind
Ablmatin Bennett
Chicopee
Mra Bennett
Portind
Todd Timtind
Mrs Bennett
World Court Deadlock Over U S Reservations
The World Court dispute centers on whether the United States can have its reservations accepted. A special committee and the U S and League of Nations council face a split on advisory opinions and unanimity rules. If the U S position fails in the council, its ability to obtain needed opinions could be blocked.
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World Court of Justice
Uns Bbscise
League
Court For Advisors
United States
Commides
M'Kenzie Named Wilder Endorsed for Alderman
At a Test District Republican Club meeting with about 200 attendees, Mackenzie of 306 West ivenue was endorsed for alderman by Sentas Luninimons, with Wilder receiving unanimous endorsement for state senator. The cheering crowd supported the slate as the motion to nominate Mackenzie was seconded and approved.
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Diastriet Republican
McNamara
Syenzie
Iudwild
Railways seek regulation of all autos in federal hearing
Federal regulation of motor carriers may extend to private automobiles as railroads push the ICC to curb motor competition. Alvert T Marsh of Lewiston Conn testified that truck interests oppose regulation while railroads claim it saves remote industries. Freight managers reported losses from motor competition and argued for a federal framework to oversee auto transport.
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Bosion
Ilomobiles
Alvert T Marsh
Lew Britain
Conn
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. Mash
Truck Association of
Connecticut
New Island
Ril
William Wood
New York, New Haven
Hartford Vrailroad
Hig Cos
Coc Foley Massenger
Hig Department
Fitch Boston
Mane Pasenger
Pissenger
Bentley W Warren
Lady Hat
Congress
Marsh Fo
Notables at Clark Funeral in Hartford
Charles Hopkins Clark editor of the Courant was laid to rest at Spring Grove cemetery. Gov Trumbull and Gov Holcomb attended with U S Senators McLean and Weeks. Notables from publishing and finance joined leaders in business and law at the Asylum Hill Congregational church service. The ceremony included readings from the psalms.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles Hopkins Clark
The
Courant
Spring Grove
Connecticut
United States
Trumbull
Marcus H Holcomb
Mank B Weeke
George P McLean
Hiam Hingham
Adolph S&s Ochs
Othe
New York Times
Welsslle B. Sims
Associated Firls
Dwight W Morrow
J P Morgan and Company
Otto T. Ir Lnard
New York ‘Trust «Company
Asylua Hii Congregational Canren
Watten S Archibald
Sou Congregationa
Bath
Local awards and pageantry at the Theatre
A chaotic clipping from Ingl Pont records multiple awards and events across organizations, individuals, and places. It mentions Page et al, Paget, and various names such as Pat Mra Cpa and Indian guides. The text lists affiliations, meetings, and ceremonial references with scattered place names and numbers.
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Bars
Pele Theare Paget
OrNik
Fate
Bas Diveh
Ford
Masi
Daleb
Peter Allen
Fred
Cage
Avenger
Dale Math Sullivan
Valentino Will Shows Richest Sillman Second Wife Linked
In a dramatic probate preview Rudolph Valentino’s will, drafted Sept 1 1925, parcels $1 bequests to Winifred Hudnut and Natacha Rambova, while naming George Ullman executor. The residue goes to Alberto Guglielmi Maria Guglielmi and Teresa Werner with Ullman as trustee.
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Los Angeles
Teresa Werner
Natacha Rambovi
Alberto
Mala Caglielmi
Rudolph Valentinoa
Valentino
Rudolph
Jugielm
Superior Court of
Bia
W Oi Gilbert
Raymond Stewart
George Ullman
Valentina
New York
Natacha Ram
Beva
Netacha Rambova
Winifred Hudnut
Thle
Alberta Guglelmi
Maria Gualiehni
Terean Werner
Ullman
Valentine
Traet
Alberto Guglielmi
Marin GueNerm
Federal support affirmed for Sheffield in Mexican crisis
President Coolidge and the State department voiced full backing for James R. Sheffield American ambassador to Mexico after his talks in Washington and at White House camp. Officials stressed Washington’s policy to protect American citizens and property in Mexico while handling religious dispute and other issues without altering the ambassador’s mandate.
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Paul Smith
James R Sheffield
Mexico
Coolidge
State Department
Summe
White Hall
Washington
Sheffield
Kellogg
Cooldge
Knights of Columbus
United States
Danes
Mexico City
Washington Administration
M. Sheffield
Mosley
White Pine Camp
Bargent
White House
Americana
Avenger Murder in Portland Blamed on Fraud Scheme
Benjamin Turner, a 35-year-old San Francisco accountant, was arrested in Portland for the murder of James D Hallen, 64, in Falmouth Foreside. Police say Turner traveled from Mexico, alleging he sought revenge over a disputed fee and a prior acquittal, and fired two shots from a 38 caliber revolver before fleeing.
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Portland
Benjamin TF Turner
San Francisco
Cali
Mexico
James D Hallen
Falmouth
Turner
Slallen
Portland de
Benjamin Turner Thirrty
Mexico City
James D. Hallen
Sinotin
Tune
Alberto Starling
Hallen
Staling
Maud Hiskell
Neizribo
Haskell Sufe
Tyner
Trallen
Trey
Wil
Hiskell
Knights of Columbus Publication Barred from Mexico
Authorities in Washington report that the Knights of Columbus publication in Columbia has been barred from Mexican mills due to attacks on the Mexican government. The notice cites official action and reflects a tense international situation affecting the fraternal group.
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NEW Havin Scopf
ABP
Supreme
Knighty of Colmbios
Knights of Columbus
Columbia
Mills of
Mexico
Iis
United Shire Pastel
Washington
Tve Vareit
Ueaig
Canada
Tin Smith Nursing Burns In Firelinked Bootlegging Case
Police pursue Lous Oppedisana, a tin smith with prior bootlegging arrests, after a garage fire at 48 Everett Street destroyed three stills and a touring car. A wife’s alibi fails, witness places him near Bigginsville shop earlier, as investigators seek motive and link to earlier fires. Oppedisana is believed burned while removing the burning car from the garage.
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Hou
Lous Oppedisana
Arlington Street
Everett Street
By & Min
Oppetuxuno
Bureau of Investigation
Tne Mans
New York
Labor Day
Bigginsvith
Commercial
Main Street
Fire Toursois
Myaten
Wowason
Welcome New York honors Mrs Mille Corson on return
New York announces an official city reception for Mrs Mille Corson second woman to attempt the English Channel return aboard the Aquitania. Mayor Walker will greet her at City Hall confer a gold medal and scroll then escort to the Battery for a parade with fire department band and police. She will be taken to Riverside Drive for escort to the naval reservation where she is a swimming instructor.
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New York
Sept
Mille Gade Corson
Walker
Mreu Coron
Fire Department
Mra
Carson
New York Naval Militia Reservation
Riverside Drive
96Th Street
Lenroot Defeated LaFollette Looms for Governorship
Milwaukee Wis Sept AP Governor Blaine Republican progressive with LaFollette backing defeated Lenroot for renomination to the Senate but Ekern lost the gubernatorial race. Zimmerman Progressive Republican defeated Ekern by over 50 000 with Blaine LaFollette gains cited as due to labor square deal stance and opposition to Madison Ring. Frank J Kelly running on a wet platform finished poorly for Democrats.
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Milwaukee
Wis
J J Blaine
United States
Robert M LaFollette
Irvine J. Lenroot
Herman L. Ekern
Fred R. Zimmerman
LaFollette
Ekern
Blaine
Lenroot
Wold Court
John D Beck
Blaine-LaFollette
Victor
Zimmerman
Blaine Ekein
Frank J Kelly
Senate
Victor Moses Wins World Court Seat in New Hampshire
Returns from 16 percent of towns show Senator George H. Moses leading Republicans in the New Hampshire primary for the World Court seat. Moses polled 22 923 votes with a 17 750 margin over former Governor Robert P. Bass. Opponents Puig and Remick trailed as the contest narrowed leading to a page two continuation.
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New Hampshire
Manchester
George H Mowes
United States
World Court
United State Senate
New Pampahhe
Yesterdis
Tora
Musee
Robert P Bass
Puig
Janes W Remick
Concord
Murchie
British naval clash on Yangtze leaves many dead and wounded
Chinese forces attack the British gunboats Wanhsien and Wantung upriver near Wanhsien in Sichuan. Seven British sailors killed and fifteen wounded, plus several officers wounded. British gunboat Cockwather sustains damage as Chinese casualties are unclear. The incident followed a failed attempt to release two British steamers.
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Yangtze River
Suanghal
Armah
Vmondry
Wave Pua Northern
Woinhsien
Cechwan Province
Waingteeiver
Cockehafer
Wanhaien
Woundad
Cam Nmiande
Batles
Lleuten
Hlgelns
C F Ridge
Eo Ro Scherun
Cicuafer
Einat Beest
Adua
J . Feig Willett
Wanhsien
Wanstee
Winptet
Wantung
Hiilish Navy
Wantung « Officers Leaped Overboard and Rescued All Ofhem
Meinees
Johnson
Cocke Hater
Wanahien
German Agent Descr in Meeting Late Position
In New York the government pressed the Harry Mery and former Attorney General Miller case. Richard Merton testified about German ownership of the Societe Sulse pour Valen Af taux and payments of 7 million leu in lieu of for American Metal seized under the Enemy Trading act. District Attorney Buckner outlined the legal frame and presented letters from Miller's office as exhibits. Merton described meetings with John T and Jesse Smith, aiming to secure contact with parties who could facilitate restitution and a fair hearing of the American metal company property.
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Richard Merton
Avent
Societe Sulse Pour
Valen Af +taux
Mitaligevellschaft and
Metall German Companies
Erty and Miller
Htim Ately
Buckner
Miller
Allew
Edna Earle
Mase
Shett
Merton
John T
Dave
Ton
King
Jesse Smith
Burial Tomorrow for George Gunn DRA
George Gunn a prominent New Haven banker and former leader in Democratic circles dies at 76 after a long career in banking and public service. He headed Milford Savings Bank and the local banking firm, studied at Yale, practiced law, and taught before entering banking. He underwent leg amputation following an operation.
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NEM Waven
Gunn
Yeara
Trinceton
Cann
Tional Tadesmen
Milford Savings Bank
Ford
Macchin Jicath
Riy
Sein Milford
Ollepe
General Runeils Sala
Grata
Yale
Gradigne
Thas
Theahire Academy
Neantime
New Haven
M. Gunn
Fairfield Man Left $48.08 From Estate
John L Christie of 410 Poet Fairfield Conn receives $1 from the estate of his late father John Ro Lavermore. The estate was appraised today in the State Transfer Tax department office and valued at 9214967 with a net of 195 345. The deceased died 7, 1925.
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New York
John L_ christie
Fairfield Conn
John Ro Lavermore
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