Monroe Doctrine Casts Long Shadow Over Covenant Debate
Geneva discussion on Italy Greco Italian crisis sparks revival of Monroe Doctrine arguments. Chilean Senor Alvarez challenges U S Senate views while Lord Robert Cecil urges clear settlement of Article X. Council weighs national conditions and potential collective measures as debate adjourns without a decision.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Council of the League
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League
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Sienor Salandra
Robert Cecil
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United States Senate
M. Rolin
Wilson
United States
Ward on Trial for Life in Landmark Case
The defense presents Walter Ward's version of events at the secluded spot where Peters was killed. Ward claims Peters and accomplices, Peters and Rogers, forced him into a confrontation. Peters was shot during a struggle while Ward fired only once. Prosecutor Sherman disputes Ward's tale, accusing him of seeking to evade justice and portraying Peters as an innocent, ambitious youth who was not a criminal.
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Peters
Charlie Ross
Jack Rogers
Alm
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Ross
Rogers
Generil Sherman
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McKenzie Baby May Be Dead in West Virginia Hospital
Morgantown Morgantown West Virginia September 17 Authorities focused on the possibility that the body of a four month old baby who died at Monongalia hospital could be Lilian McKenzie the New York child abducted. A man and woman in a converted house truck who left the sick child at the hospital were being sought. Descriptions of the missing McKe vyle girl matched the dead infant but identity remained unconfirmed. Police in New York were to send a representative if needed as the truck was reported moving toward Uniontown Pennsylvania and authorities across counties were alerted to stop the couple and hold them for Morgantown officials.
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Monongalia Hospital
Lilian McKenzie
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New York Police Department
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Pellee
Roscoe Po Posten
quake victims reported dead or missing in japan
Washington reports eight more Americans either dead or missing from the Japan earthquake. Ambassador Woods and Consul Dickover at Kobe forwarded names to the State Department including Mrs O W Schisolm and child, PC Scheefer, Mrs Chambers, Mrs Nora, E Hithom, Mr Sheely of Standard Oil, Irvin Skantski and Olga Millostawsky.
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Washington
Strong Appeal Influences Postmaster Controversy
Report on a contested postmaster selection where candidates claim backers pressed for an appeal. Congressman Merritt and Civil Service Commission officials discuss delays and the need for full explanations before proceeding with endorsements or final recommendations.
Police arrest two on intoxication charges
Oscar Ry Johnson of 756 Far and P Street was stopped while driving and arrested for driving under the influence. Joseph Monder of 728 Arctie Street was taken into custody after his wife alleged assault while he was drunk.
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Arctie
House-Breakers Steal Old Fashioned Jewelry
Frail old fashioned jewelry valued by Mrs. Julia Mutzeal at 37% Bostick Avenue was stolen yesterday morning when intruders broke into her home. Stolen items include five rings a water and chain, an old locker and two pairs of earrings. Daniel Engish reported a large motor bicycle stolen from Figivler Avenue near Juhugon Street.
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Shlaves
Julia Mutzeal
Bostick Avenue
Daniel Engish
Juhugon Street
Condition of Mayor Hylan Much Improved
Attending physicians said Mayor John F. Hylan of New York City has shown steady improvement while ill with pneumonia. They expect his removal to Atlantic City for convalescence within two weeks if progress continues, though danger remains possible yet relapse is unlikely.
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Springs
N.Y
John F. Hylan
New York City
Atlantic City
29 New Teachers Named by Board
The board announced 29 new teachers to start September 19, with salaries of 1000 dollars annually for most, plus four teachers added to defective classes at 31890. Appointments include Edna M Hayes Ruth Levin Mildred Horowitz and others. several resignations and replacements noted. a grounds project at Black Rock School awarded to Levertys and Burley for 3262 dollars.
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Beardsley-Garfield-Staples
Edna M. Hayes
Ruth #. Levin
Mildred T. Horowitz
Mary B. Lavery
Laura V. Audley
Rose D. Mayden
Teresa Y. Juchtenberger
Mildred K. Platt
Katherine H. Reilly
Lincoln School
Anna T. Burns
Margaret
Casey
Isabelle M. Towle
Bethina B. Saiva
Lauretta Stadter
Kea Hoag O'Bren
Teful
Allee. L. Furtney
Columbia
Salve
Caroline
Wyandotte, Mich
Shibles
Eva BK. Oakes
Canajonarle
Miss Morrisey
Edith McKean
New York
Miss Farnham
Gertrude L. Lang
Edward J. Reilly
Black Rock
Levertys
Burley
Ad Club Opens New Fall Season With Social and Entry Plan
The Ad Club announces a new fall season with a monthly evening social and junior membership drive. A reduced fee of 1 dollar will grant access to the club, educational features, and meetings with executives and writers. Also noted are a dairy product promotion and a lively fund-raising segment featuring Paul Jones and Vir ginie reel.
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Paul Jones
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Jack Speidel
Fraternal Meeting Notices and Lodge Listings
Community fraternal groups and lodges announce meetings and locations. listings include Cridgeport Rifle club Harmony Foundry O R M K of Mt Calanthe Temple Louhian Sisters Pennenneck lodge Carpenters and Joiners Seaside hive Ladies of the Maccnbees Arch street Temple Sisterhood of the Congregation Park Avenue Temple Knights of Maccabees Doric lodge M C A M Knights Templar and other orders with addresses across Bridgeport and nearby streets including Main Broad Stratford Avenue State street and Park City New York noted.
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Park Avenue Temple
Americus
Knlehts
Wip Maccabees
Mayt Maln
Dorle Lodge
M. Ma- Konig Temple
Immediate Revel Association
C. F
Hyoud
John Turhill Camp
State Street
Ivy Grove
Woodmen Circle
Tarbe
Fairfield Avenuo
Abraham Lodge
Victoria Lodge
Bt George
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Shaper
de Molay
Magonic
Temple
Park City Lorie
N.Y
Broad Street
Ellis Island appropriations may be increased
New York Sept 17 Increased appropriations for Ellis Island Immigrant Station will be recommended to Secretary Mellon by Assistant Secretary Eliot Wadsworth after an official inspection. He urged facility improvements and hospital expansion while suggesting changes in handling entrants to cut red tape. Accompanying him were Assistant Secretary of Labor J Henning and Surgeon General Summing. Henning said a greatly increased staff is necessary for efficient operation. Wadsworth believed current staff adequate with proper facilities.
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Waidaworth
Mother and son die within a week in Park City yacht club figure
Mrs Barriet Langdon of 120 Ang Street died yesterday. Her son Charles Langdon, 52, died a day later. Langdon was a Park City Yacht Club member for years. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 12 Ann Street Thursday at 2:40 PM, burial Mountain Grave Cemetery. Ward reports another yacht club death: George Schenmoes, secretary, died Sunday at 40 Drew Place.
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Mountain Grave Cemetery
Oklahoma Quiet Under Martial Law Fears Klan Rise
Gov Walden declares absolute martial law to quell Klan influence as Tulsa and Oklahoma City brace for extended investigations. National guard court probes masked actions tied to the Ku Klux Klan, with past flogging accusations and sentences driving Tulsa anger and statewide alarm.
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Ily
Ku’ Klux Klute
Nacional Guard
Seyxien
Tulsa
Inter- Foran
Autoist Held Up by Young Men in Derby Crime
A man named Samuel Mordiglon was attacked in his confectionery at 725 Noble Avenue in Derby. He was gored by a bull and badly injured, with surgeons reporting dangerous abdominal wounds. Police have no suspects, and inquiries continue as officers seek the youths involved.
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Derby
Sulver
Sollver
Aidene
Samuel Mordiglon
Mordiston
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Youtha
Whem
Afordiglon
Debris and alarms follow US sunlit field clash
In Iowa and Wyoming incidents, a sunlit event drew attention near Seaview and Ash Creek bridges. A minor baseball field mishap and a grass fire occupied time as local authorities responded to the scene and secured the area.
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Aida
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