Pastors sermon on church purpose drawn from West End service
Rev. Werman T. Relaigg, pastor of West End Congregational Church Colorado Avenue, preached yesterday on why people attend church. He said the main reasons are to sense God’s presence and to renew faith and hope, not merely for worship or entertainment.
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Werman T. Relaigg
West End
Colorado Avenue
Reisaig
Senon
Queston
Reisals
Aggels
Reissig
Chunh
God
Christ
Maine candidate dies on eve of election
Bath Maine Sept 12 AP report confirms Curence A Penslee candidate for re election to the state legislature died at his home today. He was a 32nd degree Mason and president of the Rotary club. His death comes as Yemorrox's election proceeds with Penslee a leading local figure.
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Bath. ME
Curence A. Penslee
Yemorrox
Rotary Club
French beggar woman leaves large fortune in Paris
Paris reports the death of a familiar beggar on the grand boulevards who amassed nearly 20,000 francs through years of mendicancy. The money was found in her bed mattress in a squalid tenement near Place de la Republique, leaving two cousins as heirs to a fortune viewed as remarkable in France.
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Paris
Paria
Nassera-By
Place du la Republique
France
Nicaragua Rebels Capture El Bluff After Fierce Fight
In Nicaragua near El Bluff heavy fighting between revolutionaries and government forces ended with some rebels capturing part of El Bluff and the nearby island. Government troops bombardment left a machine gun nest destroyed and several enemy casualties, while revolutionary forces pressed on the beach and at the customs house. Simultaneously reports from San Salvador claim General Hamorro’s forces were defeated at Samotnelo and Beltran, the revolutionary leader, seized El Bluff amid rising revolutionary activity.
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Nicaragua
el Bluff
Wiliam J. Crampton
Bluefelds
el Blatt
American Mahogany and Trust Companies
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Hamorro
Samotnelo
Beltran
el Blutg
Democrats to Seek Massive Tax Cut Next Congress
Senator Simmons of North Carolina says a $562 million treasury surplus will be available for a large tax reduction at the upcoming session. He accuses Republicans of delaying cuts to aid presidential ambitions and uses the surplus to argue for immediate tax relief.
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Congress
Simons
North Carolina
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Republicana
Simmons
Valentino's Own Life Story on Windham County Politicking
Windham county figure Embr it T. Tarble of Danielson dismissed a Republican scheme to sway the senatorial ballot in favor of State Senator Frederick Walcott of Norfolk. The plan, if it altered the lead to create a three way deadlock, could spark a dark horse bid. Benjamin W. Alling weighed a possible run for attorney general as Major John Buckley withdrew, followed by candidates Darbie of Danielson and Williamson of Darien.
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Tarble
Danielson
Windham
Agid
Batriet
Frederick Walcott
Norfolk
Wadhama
Parbie
Darbié
Fugene
Olden
Meriden
Walcott
John M. Wadhams
Edwin Brainard
Benjamin W. Alling
New Britain
House
John Buckley
Elbert L. Darbie
Charles E. Willamson
Darien
Crane Damaged by Fire at Tube Co Yard
A wooden housing around a crane at American Tube and Stamping on Stratford Avenue was destroyed by fire last night. The crane, valued at 10 000, stood 25 feet above a tramway in a congested yard where hoses could not reach easily. A barge named Three Brothers loaded with ingots was nearby. embers set the upper crane block alight. Firemen pulled the barge clear. damage estimated at 300 dollars. A yard hand raised the alarm.
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American Tube and Stamping Company
Stratford Avenue
Three Brothers
France Demands Turks Free Captain
Paris demands immediate release of Lieutenant Desmons of the French merchant ship Lotus. He was arrested in Constantinople on a manslaughter charge after an alleged attack on a Turkish citizen. Premier Poincare summoned the Turkish ambassador and warned of possible grave measures if relief is not granted.
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Paris
France
Turkey
Constantinople
Desmons
Lotus
Poincare
Dinard
Dgsmons
M Tolneare
Waa
Frenc
Man Arrested on Attack Charges in Fairfield
Charles E. Anderson of Norwalk was arrested in Bridgeport for assault with a dangerous weapon on John Barnes of Southport. Constable H. J. Elwood and state troopers from Westport made the arrest. Anderson reportedly said Barnes is the nephew of Anderson in Norwalk and that he came to Fairfield seeking revenge. Barnes was not seriously hurt. Bond set at $500. Hearing to be in Town Court Fairfield today.
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Charles EH. Anderson
Norwalk
Bridgeport
John Barnes
Southport
Fairfield
H. J. Elwood
Westport
Anderson
Pole
Barnes
Bray
Valentino in London finds beauty in American women
Rudolph Valentino, "The Great Lover," writes about his London visit and the American girl he married, praising American beauty as superior overall while noting English women’ s complexion and charm. He describes rapid interview sessions, London's tailoring mania, and plans to see famous sights with his companion Natacha Bombay. Future installments promise more reflections on his experiences.
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Rudolph Valentino
America
London
Natacha
Bombay
Jin
Perhana
Avery Tailor
Report on Missing Tax Funds At Norwalk Meeting
Norwalk Second taxing district officials prepare for a crucial gathering in South Norwalk. They expect a report on embezzlement by former clerks Arthur Sterling and Tercy Dann, plus the selection of a new auditor. Charles Walters contemplates resignation if renominated.
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Norwalk
Arthur Sterling
Tercy Dann
Charles Walters
Two Women Injured as Car Crashes at Washington and Howsatonic
Two women, Mrs Augustus Kaesman and her daughter Alina Kaesman of 402 East Main Street, were injured when their sedan overturned after a collision with a fast-traveling vehicle at the Washington and Howsatonic avenues intersection. Operator Arthur Eissel, 19, R F D No 4, was arrested on reckless driving and failure to yield charges, held on $200 bond. Herbert C. Kaesman, 462 East Main Street, drove a new sedan carrying relatives and witnessed the crash. All injured occupants were extricated through a broken windshield as the Eimer ganer hospital ambulance arrived.
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Washington
Howsatonic Avenues
Augustus Kaesman
East Main Street
Alina Kaezman
Arthur Eissel
Bonda
Herbert C. Kaesman
East Malin Street
Stresta
Itaalde
Eimerganer Hospital
Maine voters set to choose governor and leaders in 1940 election
On the eve of Maine's biennial election both party chairs predicted victory. Governor Ralph O. Brewster, a Republican seeking a second term, faces Democrat Ernest L. McLean. Also on ballot are a state auditor, four congressmen all Republicans, legislature, and county officers. A special election will later pick a U S Senator to replace Bert M. Fernald.
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Portland
Maine
Ralph
Brewster
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
U. S
Bert M. Fernald
Train Hits Auto Near Montreal. One Dies, Four Injured
A Canadian Pacific railway express from Boston to Montreal crashed into a car near Missisquoi, Quebec. Abs Fox, fifty, of Orleans Vermont, was killed. Pauline Fox, nineteen, suffered a compound fracture and injuries. Preston Fox, fifteen, badly bruised. Gaylord Fox, fifty nine, had a fractured arm. Panty Brown, twenty one, of Orleans, bruised. The four injured include the dead woman’s husband.
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Montreal
Abs
Gaylord Fox
Orleans
Canadian Pacific
Hoston
Missisquai
Que
Ares Pauline Fox
Preston Fox
Panty Brown
Dry law issue in Louisiana primary race heats up
In New Orleans Louisiana the dry law issue dominates the Democratic primary campaign covering nearly every region of the state. Over a million voters qualified to participate Tuesday as the battle shapes the nomination for the United States Senate between incumbent Edwin St. Broussard and former governor Jared V. Sanders.
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Orleans
United States Senate
Edwin St. Broussard
Jared V. Sanders
Army Blimp TC-5 Returns to Virginia Base
Army blimp TC-5 completed a routine mission returning to Langley Field Virginia after an uneventful flight from the Midwest. The craft landed at 4 50 a m today.
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ARMY
Virginia
Langley Field
The Wentworth Hotel and Its Famous La Touraine Coffee
A vivid sketch of The Wentworth on a 125 acre private Portsmouth harbor island, noted as an historic inn since 1669 and the site where the Russo Japanese Peace Treaty was urged by Roosevelt. The piece extols La Touraine coffee, claiming it defines the hotel experience and offering its blend for home use.
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New England
Wentworth
Portsmouth
N.H
Samuel Wentworth
Roosevelt
La Touraine Extra Coffee Highlighted As Premier Blend
The La Touraine Extra coffee is touted as the largest selling in New England and a product of 237 years of development. It blends four premier coffees from different countries, priced above ordinary coffee, with selective sourcing by expert E. J. Butler. Sold direct to retailers in double cartons to cut costs.
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New England
America
Statler
Shoreland
Chicago
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Midiemen
Mail Coupon For a Quarter Pound Breakfast Treat
A promotional mail coupon offers a quarter pound breakfast treat and instructions to mail the coupon and brew as directed. The copy promises a new delight the recipient will want to continue and urges clipping the coupon now.
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