American Polo Team Retains International Cup Title
America’s Big Four held off a fierce Britain comeback to win 8 to 5 at Meadow Brook. Tommy Hitchcock scored three early goals as the Americans dominated the opening period and with Hitchcock’s five goals total, secured the cup for the third straight time and sixth in nine Contests since 1856. The 23,000 crowd witnessed a tense, strategic display as Britain, bolstered by George and Dening, pressed to extend the series. The trophy will stay at Meadow Brook for at least three more years.
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Tariff dispute shadows Argentina visit
Washington September 14 The tariff commission cancelled plans to send a committee to Argentina to study the cost of producing corn and Mexseed amid Argentine resentment. The move comes as the U S weighs a new French trade pact and possible repeal of tariff protection abroad. Senator Borah calls the law impracticable and likely to be modified.
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Squirrel on Wire Knocks Brockton Lightoff Again
Brockton, Mass finds power outages again blamed on a squirrel climbing a high tension tower at the DuPont Circle sub station. The animal’s death caused a three minute blackout similar to last year’s incident.
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Risko Defeats Delaney in Cleveland Ten Rounds
Johnny Risko of Cleveland won the judges decision over former light heavy champion Jack Delaney in a furious ten round bout at Taylor Bowl Cleveland. Risko maintained the pace with blood drawn by a right cross in the second round and a stomach shot in the fourth, while Delaney, groggy at times, fought to avoid a knockout as the bell rang.
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Poison found in Bailey girl's body case in Enid
Enid Oklahoma reports that autopsy by Dr W H Bailey shows poison in the viscera of Marty Jane Bailey eighteen. Reverend Charles Bailey's daughter died under mysterious circumstances. Nurse Mary Atkinson, age twenty six, is suspected as murder charges are to be filed. A narcotic drug was also found in a syringe near the hospital room.
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Jailbreakers Sentenced After Escape From County Jail
Frank Cotone and Harry Trumbull, both of this city, received one to two year terms in Criminal Superior Court for jailbreaking. Judge Leonard J. Nickerson revoked their prior county sentences at the state attorney's request. Cotone acted as instigator. on June 29 they scaled the jail wall and fled, later captured by local police posse. Cotone's nine months and Trumbull's one year were the sentences they were serving.
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Novel ist Leonard Cline jailed for manslaughter in Irwin death
Rockville dispatch reports novelist Leonard Lawson Cline was sentenced to one year in jail and fined 1000 for the fatal shotgun shooting of Wilfred P. Irwin in Mansfield. He pled guilty to manslaughter after initially denying murder. Cline will serve in Tolland county jail as wife Katherine Cline and relatives attend.
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Julia Hoyt to wed former co star Louis Calhern
Norwalk Sep 14 Julia Hoyt once Julia Wainwright Robbins and actor Louis Calhern obtained a marriage license in Darien town hall They listed ages 29 and 32 and both reside in New York The couple appeared together in The Dark at the Lyceum theatre New York last year.
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38 Bandits Bodies Seen On Poles Near Railroad
Guaymas Sonora dispatch reports train workers counting 38 bodies hanging from trees and telegraph poles along Nayatti right of way. The bodies are believed to be recently captured bandits according to the Nogales Herald.
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Coolidge Hosts Hartford Guest at Government Home
John Coolidge son of the President attends a social visit hosted at the government residence in Hartford on September 14. The event reflects formal hospitality extended to a notable guest in the capital.
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Fanny Brice Wins Divorce Plans to Sue Society Woman
CHICAGO. SEPT 14. Fannie Brice and Jules Arnstein split by divorce after Brice charged infidelity and incompatibility. Arnstein denied the charges. Brice gained custody of their two children and planned an alienation suit against a New York social woman. The case hints at a $250000 matter and possible future Chicago action.
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Nicky" Arnstein
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Bridgeport Fire Captain Noonan Dies at Home
Captain Frank T. Noonan fifty four hydrant inspector of the Bridgeport Fire department died suddenly at his home 636 Grand Street after an indigestion attack. He was a five year veteran of the department and survived by his wife Rose three sons and two sisters. Funeral plans were incomplete. Separately Bridgeport Reserve Officers urged an airport site in the Lordship meadows area as ideal for defense and development.
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Former rector of Christchurch dies at sixty nine
A Bridgeport obituary notes the former rector of Christchurch passed away in his sixty ninth year. The page also highlights legal cases, tax delinquents warrants, and local civic items across multiple pages including airport site discussions and crime reports.
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Isadora Duncan Killed in Automobile Accident at Nice
American dancer Isadora Duncan died at 9 40 pm in Nice as a scarf caught in a car wheel dragged her into the street. The neck was broken the body taken to St Roch hospital with Mary Desto Parks present to arrange memoirs. Prominent friends spoke of prior auto incidents and foretold fate tied to vehicles.
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Mellon favors Hughes for 1928 nomination in talk
Secretary Mellon indicated he is not backing any candidate yet but personally leans to Charles E Hughes, former secretary of state, for the Republican nomination. He stresses he would not commit if Hughes runs and Coolidge is out, and notes no formal pledge or authorization has been given.
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Connecticut Man Is Exchange Club Head
Cilinton J Nichols of Hartford Conn was elected president of the National Exchange clubs in San Francisco today. His selection follows a year of leadership and sets Nichols on a national course with duties that include promoting civic service and community outreach.
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Danbury coroner accepts police theory in killings
Danbury coroner John J. Phelan accepts the police and medical examiner finding that Charles W Bill shot his wife and boarder A W Kelly then killed himself. Survivors include a daughter in Denver and a sister in East Berlin for Mrs Bill. Kelly’s estranged wife survived. Bill had been acting strangely and used a 30 30 Marlin sport rifle.
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Aviatrix Arrives to Prepare Flight to Paris
Miss Ruth Elder, 23, arrived at Roosevelt Field New York after a 500 mile hop from Wheeling West Virginia with pilot George Haldeman. She plans a nonstop flight to Paris weather permitting and says the Stinuon monoplane Americar Cink weighs 5600 pounds and is Wright Whirlwind powered.
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Pride of Detroit flight called off by Brock and Schlee
Tokyo cable reports say Edward F Schlee and Walter Brock canceled the Pride of Detroit trans Pacific leg after consultations with aviation authorities. They had flown about 12 900 miles since August 27 from Harbor Grace N F and planned to reach Midway Islands before attempting Hawaii if needed.
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FLYER WIDOW TO BE GIVEN CITY HOUSE IN LONDON
London Ontario Sept. 14. Mrs Anne Tully widow of the Sir John Darling pilot believed lost on the Atlantic flight will be offered a city house. Acting Mayor James McCormick and council propose gifting her a choice of a dozen houses built after the war for $2,000 to $3,000 each. A city housing commission sale is underway. A search for wreckage of the London Plane will be organized.
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U S Marines Sent to Protect Fruit Company in Nicaragua
United States marines were sent from Bluefields to Puerto Cabezas for protective purposes. The move follows reports of attacks by malcontents near Wena and Points south of Puerto Cabezas, with authorities fearing unrest linked to Sandino sympathizers. The Standard Fruit and Steamship Company holds large property in Puerto Cabezas, and police commandant at Wawa was reportedly disarmed by rebels.
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