Book of Facts attacks Republican administration as morally bankrupt
A Democratic pamphlet titled the Book of Facts accuses the Republican administration of moral and intellectual bankruptcy, criticizing Coolidge era conduct, wartime and postwar policies, farm relief, and tax legislation. It labels Republicans cynical, anti intelligence, and highlights the alleged dominance of the Mellon-backed steel and Stamina industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conlidge
Witte
Barding
Forbes
Howard Manningtons
Coolidge
America
Secreton Mellon
Fairfield Church Cornerstone Laying 1925 Description
The article details Fairfield Church ceremonies for laying a cornerstone with church officers, parish house construction estimated at $30,000, and fundraising in 191. It lists representatives from the Ecclesiastical Society and Sunday School, mentions mortar and bricklaying, consecration prayers, and a Brennan Stone company tool.
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Vairteda
Fairfield
E Eclsiastical Society
Preeterigh
Fusnils
Crank & D
Port Jefferson
Walter M. Hedfield
Srindat School
Strant
Grant
Dhe Brennan Ston
Vosty Ver Rrowel
Governor Pays Tribute to Hale in Connecticut History
The governor honors Nathan Hale with remarks on his loyalty and sacrifice. Connecticut recently dedicated a sesqui centennial medal in his memory and, in 1886, erected Nathan Hale statue by Karl Gerhardt in the east corridor of the state capital.
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Connecticut
Nathan Hale
Anson
Our
Capital
Karl Gerhardt
Dinner for Dave Tomorrow Night
A testimonial dinner will be given Police Commissioner Samuel Dawe tomorrow evening at Steve Kish’s Lehane Shore Hans. About 100 people are expected to attend starting at eight o’clock with City Fathers and officials present. Speakers of note are planned and the event is arranged by friends to honor his service and contributions to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Sam" Dawe
Steve Kish
Lehane’ Shore Hans
Dawe
Wiss
Hazel Dawe
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Tamarriuw
Merton on Stand Again in Daugherty Case Coverage
Trial notes show Merton returning to the stand amid questions on the $7 million Miller allegations and Daugherty linked schemes. Buckner seeks evidence tying Jesse Smith to the alleged collateral expenses while cross examination unfolds, with Hand and Rand opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Miller
Suis
Merton
Daugherty
Mikey
William “Rand
Maller
Bucknorth
Care Nev
Buckner
Sonn T. King
Daugherte
Jesse Smith
Harry Daugherty
Smith
Justles
Barkner
Wraughesty
Jeter
Nesurtment of
Justice
Smuth
Police hold rush on Boston count man arrested
Andrew Fuso aged thirty eight of 489 State Street was arrested after a disturbance by Lieutenant Nohy and Patrolman Buckley for Boston police. He was released soon after in bonds of 200 dollars furnished by George Hall. Kuah is wanted on a statutory charge preferred by Mary Navin of 17 Blackwood Street, who had warrants for his arrest.
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Andrew Fuso
State Street
Teres Aft'mneen
Michael R Nohy
William Buckley
Boston
George Hall
Kuah
Mary Navin
Blackwood Street
Posten
Maryland Governor Seeks Third Term Amid Campaign Strains
The Maryland governor campaigns for a third term focusing on state finances, corporate influence, and proposed tax and energy policy changes. Opponents accuse the administration of favoritism, while supporters cite economic measures and reform efforts aimed at reducing government power.
One Handed Sheriff Kills Two Bank Robbers
In Bedalia Missouri a one handed deputy sheriff shot dead two bank robbers, Elbert Bardwell and Wile Palmer, during a pursuit after a July bank crime. Deputy Jenkins of Booneville fired from close range, both robbers dying instantly. Jenkins was unharmed. The scene led to further authorities sending evidence to a higher office for investigation.
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Bedalia
Elbert Bardwell
Wile Palmer
Vieasant Green
Tecl Jenkins
Booneville
Jerling
Jenkins
GIP
Ceraner
WG Jones
Local K of C Council Clam Bake Draws 400+
More than 400 attendees gathered for the annual Knights of Columbus clam bake at Burnsfield farm on Wormside Avenue. Mayor F W Behrens and Postmaster Arthur Connn joined, with many Bridgeport residents and city officials present. The event featured athletic contests among married and single men, clam chowder and steak, and a vote of thanks to organizers led by George Fivder. Weather was favorable and the bake continued into dusk.
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Lamike
Burnsford
F. W. Behrens
Arthur YF. Connn James Cronin
Grant Knight
New Haven
K. O
Tim City
Seyers
Ince Knights
Bridgeport
Jomea T. Davey
Laavey Bros. Company
Peter M. Davey
James E. Murphy
Redgate
Frank Anderson
Rr To Hara
George T
Wyse Hall Rane
City
Walter Garrity
Threa
Clark
Na Tire
Wrights
Iisnan
George P. Fivder
Leonard Kelly
James Davey
di O Sky
Yell
Knights
Washington Avenue
Simpson Suspects Murder Motive Aims to Break Up Affair
The report describes tensions around Mrs Mills, Mr Hall, and Miss Catherine Rastall amid murder probe rumors. Gorsline and Clarke admit keys to premises. letters allegedly passed to Mills. attorneys dispute claims as investigations hinge on motive and possible attempts to misdirect.
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Sou Owife
Hall
Mets 15
Bob Garshne
Clarke
Gotumne
Gorsling Red
Mills
Dee
Case
Mids
Gorsan
Milly Hinefelf
Aguiah Heck
Somercot County
Caorsline
Starling
Catherine Rastall
de Hussel
Miss Rastall
Brune. Vock Kreepehell Company
Norwalk Policeman Assigned Motorcycle Duty
A Norwalk policeman has been assigned to motorcycle duty after recent appointment. The officer, Bouton, received riding instruction and is now placed on duty. The department reports the move as part of its new enforcement strategy.
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Norwalk
Nota AQ IC Ltd
Sperlaly Chaves
Nara Polices Department
Bouton
Poe Ioe
Rhode Island and New Jersey Senators Attack Coolidge
Senators Edward Tt Wolwa of New Jersey and Peter G Gerr of Rhode Island joined Jerevy in criticizing President Coolidge at the Young Men's Democratic League of Rhode Island outing at Dubys Grove. Edwards opposed curtailing state rights by the national government and dismissed what he called propaganda about prosperous states. Henatar merry charged the Coolidge administration with favoring hardening interests of a new people.
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Providence
B. T
Edward Tt. Wolwa
New Jersey
Peter G. Gerr
Rhode Island
Jerevy
President Coolidge
Young Men's Democratic League of
Rhode _ Island
Duby's Grove
Edwards
Henatar Merry
Polige
Religion in Schools Urges Unified Education Policy
Rev. Forrest T. Knapp argues that state education must include religion and religious education must integrate the other five life interests health economics family life recreation citizenship and religion. He cites Catholic parochial schools and warns religion can imprison minds if misused suggesting schooling should liberate capacities and infuse religious concepts into every life activity.
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Dlacip Pst
Forrest T. Knapp
Reigious
United Church
Mr. Knnpp
Jesus
St. Paul
Triano
Kerry
New Haven G O P Aids Wadhams Amid Draft Talk
A muddled New Haven political pageant shows Republicans rallying to support Wadhams and floated names for lieutenant governor. Mentioned are Augustine Lowenson of Stamford Edward M. Wronl of Greeny Falins Dan Seltz of Cox Cobaint and William ds Palmer of Oxford, with Frank I. Kenton eyed to deliver keynote at the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maven Denocerts
United States Genatir
Miran Hingham
Ore Boesel
Augustine Lowenson
Stamford
Edward MM. Wronl
Greeny Falins
Comptroller
New York
Jevengh
Hreekiyn Sid
Connecticut
Dan “. Seltz
Cox Cobaint
William Ds. Palmer
Oxford
United Htaton
Marshal Wool
Kenton
Cane Vention
Vention
Cone
Fragmented Note on Babies and Kittens Loves
A garbled fragment discusses affection for babies and kittens with stray letters and words, mentioning sister and a vague reference to someone pondering a hint. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
Milford manager breaks neck at merry-go-round accident
George Stanton, manager of the merry-go-round at Walnut Beard in Milford, fell from the moving machine about 9 o'clock last night, landing on his head and suffering a cervical vertebrae fracture. He was rushed to Milford Hospital and placed in the operating room in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stanton
Walnut Beard
Jain Milford Hospital
Milford Hospital
Stanton
Postal guards vow harsher crackdown after mail robberies
Chief Simmone announces a tightened war on railway mail robberies with orders to shoot to kill under certain threats. He praises the force for recovering 710,634 dollars and notes 14 major robberies in the year ending June 30 with varied prison terms awarded, including up to 30 years.
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Chicago
Glover
Iso
Railway Postales
Simmone
Penitentia
Smuggled Laces Traced to Quebec Bust
Flier from UV district inspected the baggage of two Belgians, Baptiste Arabia and Tanis Broelans, aboard the Heffipress of Scotland at Quebec. In two trunks a false bottom concealed lace. They hoped to ship the lace in bond to Ban Wrane elsco but were freed after promising to return to Belgium. Trace lost later. Authorities claim the seized goods match items to be shipped to San Francisco. The pair claimed the lace was taken to a Montreal convent by Francincan Sisters nuns with contraband knowledge.
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Baptiste Arabia
Tanis Broelans
Heffipress
Scotland
Quebec
Kaes
Bond
Wraneelsco
Belgium
Bellang
San Francisco
Montreal
Order of
Francincan Sisters
Aviators Race To Win Scientific American Trophy
Kreider wins with an average speed of 94.493 mph setting a record as he flies the Scientific American trophy event. Heath trails with 1.8 miles per hour, while Clarence D. Chambenaty from Hashroveh Heights NV places third in a Bellanara W plane averaging 99,342 mph, amid eight days of near 100 miles covered without a serious accident.
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Alles
Kreider
Heath
Clarence D. Chambenaty
Hashroveh Heights
Bellanara
Man Falls From Car Injures Knee in Alley Incident
Michael Sanetilehs, twenty six, of 42 State Street, pitched forward while attempting to exit a car yesterday. He landed hard, suffered a knee wound, and received treatment at the Palmer avenue clinic. His other injuries were addressed by staff.
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Michael Sanetilehs
Tate Street
Annd
Waitress Attacked Man With Bottle in Restaurant
An incident at a lodging house restaurant ends with a waitress striking a man with a bottle after an alleged theft attempt. Court records indicate Andrew BeginSorty has been arrested and faces charges as authorities sort out details of the confrontation involving a chair and a chair lift in the seating area.
French Harbors Plotters Hit by Fascist Press
Rome reports Italian and French reaction to Mussolini assassination attempt. The Italian press blames lenient countries and Italian exiles for aiding the plot, denouncing anti Fascist publications and stressing Italy Mussolini as an indivisible unit. The piece notes editorial accusations of cross border complicity and calls for clear stances against anti Italian activities abroad.
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Italy
Mussolini
Musolini
Ttaly
Haly
Tre Pepoto
Romano
Salon
Nobrady
Paver
Risorgimento
Alo
Muccolini
Obituaries for Maryanne McPadden and Others
Funeral notices list Maryanne McPadden and Mrs Sophia Sehnmeié among local family deaths. Services at St Charles and St Joseph churches, with burials at St Michaels and Maple Tree cemeteries. Additional obituaries include Henry Mes sier, Frank Coutu, William Pecor, Gaetana Mancini, and relatives named.
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Sophia Schwidt
Sophia Sehnmeié
Berkshire Avenue
St Joseph's Church
Frank
Emma Lehmidt
Burta
Ambulance Calls Reported Across City Neighborhoods
Ambulances dispatched 9 10 p m to Hoye Pasanro ithirt nine Sylvan avenue for observation at Jandgeport hospital. Noon call to Juan Doe Stillman and Helen streets Alcohollang sent to Hillside home. Mrs Augustua ixarsman 402 East Main street involved in accident at East Washington avenue near Wongsatenle avenue. Denutees of face and foresea Por Acne Kien Mbal treet mentioned amid unclear details. Myght wrist injury noted.
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Hoye Pasanro
Sylvan Avenue
Jandgeport Hospital
Juan Doe
Stillman and
Helen Streets
Alcohollang
Hillside Home. Com
Augustua Ixarsman
Mussolini survives assassination bid crowds hail his safety
Rome dispatch reports Il Duce emerging unharmed after bombs exploded near the Chigi Palace. Crowds cheered as Mussolini, showing calm, rode past the scene in his car while officials rush to reassure the public. A special chamber session urged death penalties for life-threatening attacks on prominent figures.
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Mussolini
Lfe
Chamber of Deputies
Italian Anarchist Ties to Mussolini Assassination Plot
Italian anarchist Giovannini is believed to have entered Italy with forged documents and arms supplied by abroad links. Police trace a worldwide plot with alleged Milan and Paris connections. a yellow car and a hotel stay are noted as key details amid a bomb attack that shattered car windows.
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I Ia
Italy
Lore Bee Tore
Parks
Lyons
Muarelini
Giovannin
Giovanuind
Mussolini
TL Messanero
Ermete Ilovannini
Prizoner
Rome
Fuglind
Hal
Tro
Chavannn
Wallingford Baptists Call Rochester Pastor
Wallingford Baptist congregants selected Rev. Edward Mo Conway of Rochester New York as pastor. Conway, a graduate of Wilson Moms Jebel College Rochester and Rochester Theological, arrives with tenure and a young family, signaling a new leadership for the First Baptist Church.
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Wallingford Baptists
Rochester
Allingford
First Baptist Church
Edward Mo Conway
Rocheaty N.Y
Conway
Wi'Moms Jebel College
Rorhester Theological Eoa
Mooy
Pia
Youth Who Threw Bombs Tells Police Confession in Rome
Ermete Giovanni, born 1930 in Castelnuovo di Gattaga, confessed to attempting to assassinate Premier Mussolini in Rome. He described himself as an anarchist or individualist and claimed to acted alone though police suspect anti Fascist groups financed him in France. He carried a loaded pistol with dum-dum bullets and waited near the Pla gate for Mussolini’s car. He traveled secretly from Italy after war service and has a history of anti Fascist activity.
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Rome
Ermete Giovanni
Walt
Irmate
Castelnuovo di Gattagana
Italy
Mussolini Todas
Voith
France
Nice
Marseilles
Pari
Mussolini
Priesoner
Government May Probe Bosch Case
Government officials in Washington and Burg, Pa, announce a probe into the Bosch Magneto matter. The inquiry involves figures linked to the Alien Property Custodian office and the Hornblower and Weeks brokerage firm, with several named executives and political figures across New York, Boston, and Chicago amid party contention.
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Burg
Washington
United States
Francia P. Garvan
New York
The
Chemical Foundation
cArthu T. Murray
Springfield
Mass
George A. MacDonald
Fleal
Bosch Magneto Company
John A. MacMartin
Bosch Magneto
Tarnblower and
Weeks
Paul R. Skroner
Chicago
Hornblower and
Joseph A. Bower
Wiliam G. Fitzpatrick
Detroit
Fich
Philip Ketchum
Jamaica Plain
Maes
Joseph F. Gil
Democrate National
Pennsylvania
Automobile Stolen Here Is Recovered
An automobile owned by Ray Mar on Lindley Street was reported stolen Friday night and recovered early this morning. The car had been taken from in front of the Elks Club on State Street.
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Maryanne McPadden
Tome
Brooks Street
St. Charles’ Church
Barlal
St.Mlcaels
Miss McPadden
Michael
John T. McPadden
Ray Mar
Lindley Street
The
Elks
Chib
The Successful Working Woman Praises Health Product
A Trenton New Jersey worker, Elizabeth Chamberlain, lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health and efficiency. She promotes it among fellow workers, claiming notable benefits and urging its use to protect women's health in the workplace.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Trenton
N. J
Pink
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Aluminum Trust
Fairfield Church
Tovernor
Hale
Pere One
Dave
Maryland
Harchie
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Thias
Hitelie
Mary Cand
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K. OF . Council
Burns Farm
Edge
Garry Rap
F. L. Knapp
NEW Haven G. O. P
Wadhams
Andrew Begin
Tier Street
Chatr Kagen
Courc
Tomer
Italah
Tralian Radireia
Hallan
Messagern
M. Briand
Geneva
An Tallan
Tl Meare
Fratcee
Fascismo
Mary Annae McPadden
Ars
Energy
Mesier
Henry Messier
Carroll Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Church
O'Glacis
Catherine Egan
Arthur Vickers
Marl
Edward McMaugh
F. Zimmerman
M. Casey
P. Bennett
Drguott
Tristiani
J. Pixby
Frank Conotn
Frank Coutu
Broad Street
Fred
My Kita McCoulorah
IsMauth Nurwalk
Janz
American Tube and Stamping Company
New Haver Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Cerployes
William Pecor
William — Pecor
Adams, Miss
Notre Paine Church
I. Maple Treet
Anche DuPontevar
Gaetana Mancinh
Hie Sam
Curl & Cannan Yond
Stratford
Iron St Jaye Eluish
Buri
St Michaels Cemetery
Croswita
Il Duce
Chigi
Idal
Ermete Giovannini
Avlate
Colonna
Catalina
Howera
Hewir
Guiltefme Marconi
Umberto Nobile
Cle
Norge
Gabrielle D'Annungio
Duce
Say
Anarchist Shields Associates
Giovannini
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