Hindenburg voices appeal on war guilt and German resolve
The article recalls Hindenburg addressed veterans in Paris amid praise for the German effort at Tannenberg and calls for world tribunal restraint. It notes Reichswehr leaders and officials nearby, and comments on Germany waiting for world reaction to Hindenburg's stance while experts doubt any revival of war guilt claims.
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Hoche
Hindenburg
Innies
Paris
Ate
Ludendorf
Mac
Hoenig. von de
Scholw
Imperial Germany
Bette of Tannenberg
Wesnd
Marx
Peace joy in Europe aid at Paris by Veterans group
At Paris events former enemies mingle as the American Legion marks a peaceful turn after war. Marshal General Goursud and J. J. Fisor witness the national flag plaque for blind soldiers, while a welcome dinner and Trocadero photos frame a quiet, ceremonial mood amid reminders of past conflict.
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Europe
America
Pershing
Goursud
J. J. Fis
General Pershing
Quai D'Orsay
Rupka Threatens 70 Close Factory
Krupp keeps up claim that labor agitation and New York union interference drove workers to strike. He says 34 out, 13 mechanics, rest apprentices, with wood working and upholster shop layoffs, while the rest of the factory runs.
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RUPKA
Mer. Krupieays
York Union
New York
Kruoks
Upholmers
New Haven Road in New Morgan Plan Seeks 7 Per Cent Stock
Government wartime loan details dominate the New Haven plan as Secretary of the Treasury holds 643 million note until October 15 to be used with proceeds from a new issue. President Pearson announces plans for 7 percent preferred stock after a new underwriting deal with J P Morgan. Subscription rights expire October 1, 1927.
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Secretary of the Treasury
E J Pearson
J. P Morgan and Company
Milford Officer Harris Involved In Fatal Street Collision
A Milford police officer Harris struck a pedestrian, Mrs French, as she attempted to cross a curb. She died at Milford Hospital while Harris was taken to his home. Harris, a longtime Milford officer since 1920, had been in the motorcycle division since 1924.
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Milford
Harris
French
Man Killed After Dinner With Wife in Allentown
In Allentown Ps Sept 16 a man was shot to death while in a car with his wife who was held as a material witness. The couple had been separated years. The wife described a stranger approaching the car and firing three shots, only one taking effect, as the assailant fled.
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Allentown
Associated Press
Bchuke
Schultz
Cosgrave Party Maintains Slight Lead in Irish Election
Dublin Sept 18 The Cosgrave government leads with 58 seats to 41 for foes from results of 43 constituencies. Government lineup includes 44 government, 4 Farmers, 10 Independents. opposition comprises De Valera’s 48, Labor 10, Irish League 2, Workers Union 1. Frank Kerlen among De Valera candidates freed in murder case. Tom Johnson defeated, shaping De Valera as opposition leader.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Associated Press
Government Party
Farmers
Independents
de Vilerites
Planna Fail
Labor
Irish League
Workers Union
Cosgrave
Mr. Cosgrave
de Valera
Frank Kerlen
Kevin O'Higgins
Tom Johnon
Local Man Elected by Good Templars in Hartford
Severin Johnson of New Britain was elected grand lodge templar of the Scandinavian lodge of the International Order of Good Templars at the close of the 19th annual convention in Freja hall West Hartford. Other officers named include Arvid Edgar Bridgeport and Emil Larsen New Haven with delegates from Bridgeport New Haven Branford Ansonia Naugatuck New Britain Middletown Manchester and Hartford. Delegates invited next year’s convention to Bridgeport ahead of Hartford hosting the 1949 session.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Severin Johnson
Britain
International Order of Good Templars
Freja Hall
West Hartford
Arvid Edgar
Bridgeport
Emil Larsen
New Haven
Eric Lees
New Britain
Wich
Eric Wesberg
Victor Carlson
Eric Axelson
Inside Sentinel
Carl Bergmen
Outside Sentinel
Theft report and vehicle theft in Stratford area
A Market on State Street reports a break in with a half chicken a pound of ham and 30 cents taken. Frank Marko of 198 Victory Street Stratford reports his sedan stolen from in front of the County Court route on Golden Hill Street overnight.
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St. State Street
Frank Marko
Victory Street
Stratford
County Courtroute
Golden Hill Street
Anti-Saloon Head Raps City Court
A section by socially minded men likens anti-saloon leaders to a disease that perishes in exposure to air. They say doctrinaire anarchist statements draw tolerant contempt, but when spoken by a judge under oath and paid to enforce laws, they shock loyal citizens.
Pequot Boatmen Win Interclub Championship
The Pequot Yacht Club sailors clinched the interclub Indian boat title by defeating Black Rock 56 to 24 on the Black Rock course. Final standings list Uncas Pequot J Schiott at 12 points and several other Pequot boats ahead of Black Rock entries in a decisive three race series.
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Pequot Yacht Club
Pequot
Black Rock Yacht Club
Black Rock
Boat Club
Foints Boat Club
Uncas
J. Schiott
Wadun
B. Warner
Meda
D. B. Hawiey
Ulini
G. van Schaick
Algonquin
W. W. McNeil
Laughing Waters
F. L. Milla
Ugh
W. G. Bryante
Kiowa
E. A. Jennings
Waubeck
N. Goynora Okela
John Field
Zyantenuck
H. K. Beach
Keewaydin
H. F. Cole
Depleted Ranges Urged to Be Reclaimed and Improved
Washington reports depleted forage resources prompt urging of research and practice changes. W. R. Chapline of the U S Forestry Service notes overstocking since 1890 cut carrying capacity and increased erosion. Open grazing, bedding-out methods, and deferred rotation could boost range output and support western livestock valued around 800 million dollars.
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Washington
Associated Press
W. R. Chapline
U. S. Forestry Service
Chapline
Five Held for Theft of Tires
New Haven September 18 Associated Press five men with records including burglary convictions were held on $10,000 bonds each after a gas line filling station on Whitney Avenues and Skiff Street was broken into. Tires and $2 in cash vanished. Police sighted a suspicious trio then a car with five men and no tires, arresting them. A screwdriver with paint matching the window edge was found as a key clue.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Whitney Avenues
Skiff Street
Anda
Hamden
Rural mail box uniformity ordered by U S
Connecticut readers learn that the United States Post Office dictates uniform rural mail boxes facing the road at a prescribed height with owner names. The rule aims to ease carrier deliveries and instill civic pride, replacing the picturesque but chaotic assortment that currently punctuates roadsides.
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Connecticut
United States
Eaen
United States Post Office
Post Office Department
Fairfield County
Sunday Post
Washington
New England
Kansas Man Gets Research Position
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Henry G. Knight, dean of the college of agriculture and director of the experiment station at the University of West Virginia, named head of the new Bureau of Chemistry and Boils at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He will start about October 2, as research duties are moved from the old bureaus into the merged agency.
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Washington
Associated Press
Henry G. Knight
College of Agriculture
University of West Virginia
Bureau of
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Soils
Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory
Knight
Bridgeport Hosts New England Kiwanis Convention
Bridgeport welcomed Kiwanis clubs from New England as members toured the city and attended sessions at the Stratfield. Notable attendees included Milo Newhall of Salem and Charles M Bayliss of Denver, with Governor James F Strong and Mayor F William Behrens greeting delegates. Evening program featured the Musical Research Club and Bridgeport and New Haven quartet performances, plus speeches by local officials and Kiwanis leaders.
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Helen Pettigrew
Stratfield Hotel
Musical Research Club
Kiwanis Club
Clty
Milo Newhall
Balem
Maus
Pereda
Charles M. Bayliss
Denver
Colo
Wallace M. Bayliss
Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
Kiwania
New England
James F Strong
Malden
Mass
Elmer E
Ruth Benjamin
E. Nevin
Paradis
Boisdeffre
Brahms
Misa Melen Pettigrew
Ethel Pulier
Anna P
Frank Braithwaite
Bridgeport
William Horace Day
The
United Church
F. William Behrens
John G. Schwarz, Jr
James F. Strong
Haaven Kiwanis Club
Thomas J. Pardy
Arthur P. Pratt
William HB. Savage
M. L McCritlis
Frank H. Fay
Elmer E. Speer
Frank H. Farrington
New Haven
Walter Campbell
Springfield
Wios A. Ray
B. E. Deckham
Salem
Robert E. Green
Boston
Stearns Cushing
Medford
John F. Casey
Everett
Lincheon
Bridgeport Kiwanis Orchestra
Frederic C. Taylor
New Haven Kiwanis Club
Clifford Mason
Stratfield
Fred Doolittle
Remington Factory
Warren Harding High School
Beardsley Park
Park Department
Dahlia Gardens
Woo
Mill River Country Club
Bridgeport Gun Club
New Haven Kiwanis ‘Club
Central High School
Fred Bayer
Whitfield
Tenos
Z. J. Paray
New England Kiwanis
James A. Armstrong
Henry C. Heiz
Atlanta
Kiwanis
Btr Hrdl Rdlu Llu
Experts doubt electricity aids crop growth
Washington dispatch reports expert skepticism about electroculture, a method claiming crop boosts from atmospheric electricity. Federal researchers note no consistent yield gains and caution against practical use, while English tests claim benefits in yield and plow efficiency.
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Washington
Associated Press
England
Herr Friteche
Herr Fritsche
Feders
G. N. Collings
Federal Biological Investigations
Arlington
Department of Agriculture Laboratores
Collins
Bishop Confirms 353 at St Cyril Church
The Rt Rev Bishop John M Nilan of Hartford conferred the sacrament of confirmation on 353 children and many adults at the Church of Ste Cyril and Methodius on Church Street. It was the church's first confirmation since 1935 and drew dignitaries from Bridgeport and Hartford.
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John M Nilan
Hartford
Church of Ste. Cyril and Methodius
Church Street
Bridgeport
St. Cyril School
Wilan
C. Ratajczak
St. Michael's Church
Doctors to Determine Baby's Parentage Today in Cleveland
In Cleveland, doctors and legal experts will meet to decide the parentage of a baby girl born three weeks ago at Pairview Park hospital. A nurse reported an eight pound boy but a mix up among three Smith babies led to questions. Blood tests and facial comparisons will be reviewed as nurses and judges observe. Mrs. Lem Smith nurses the girl, claiming the child is not hers while her husband seeks custody.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Pairview Park Hospital
Lem Smith
Smith
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