Morrow Named Envoy to Mexico Amid Policy Debate
The article reports on the nomination of Morrow as envoy to Mexico and the varied reactions from Senators and party leaders. Critics question alignment with administration policy, while supporters praise his ability and potential public service. Some members seek clarity on whether he will advance a friendly cooperation stance or reflect a broader policy toward Mexico. The timing suggests Senate confirmation may hinge on defined administration policy.
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Mexico
Borah
Congress
Moses
New Hampshire
Nators Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
Morrow
Ashurst
Arjona
Senate
Flotener A
Florida
M. Monow
Legionnaires Visit Paris Rally Scene at Palace Elysee
Legion members travel from Verdun to Paris with stops at the Cemetery of the Unknown Soldier near Verdun and the Palace Elysee. President Doumergue hosts a reception while General Pershing and General Foch receive the delegates amid security details and Red Cross aid.
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Verdun
Saint Minutel
St Itle
Pars
Altheath
Tas Palace
Elysee
Doumeigre
Pershing - Usadh
Foch
Tae
Palis
Legion
International Police Court
Red Cross
Moet
Fight Back in Tariff Dispute Between Nations
The article reports U S concerns over discrimination against American goods in tariff practices. It notes the American note, tied to tariff act 317, and a possible French reply. Washington will not submit to what it calls discrimination without retaliation when examining the French scheduler.
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Washington Administration
Treisfle
Pulmotor Saves Man From Gas Suicide Attempt
Dr A Sammartino and driver George Fisher used the pulmotor at 6 30 pm to save John C Sikora forty six of 22 Williston street after he attempted to end his life by gas. He was found in a room filled with gas and transported to Bridgeport Hospital where doctors said the pulmotor saved him and he was expected to recover. Despondency is believed to have prompted the act. Sikora had recently arrived in Bridgeport and had worked with Hudson Valley Seat Co. in Wyoming.
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A. Sammartino
George Fisher
Savec
John C Sikora
Williston Street
Sikors
Sikora
Bridgeport Hosspital
Sammarino
Bridgeport
Williston Avenue
Grand Central Terminal
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
Hudson Valley
Hudson
Wyoming
German starts hop via Orient to 0 8
German aviator Koennecke plans a non stop roughly 1500 mile hop from Angora to reach San Francisco via Aleutian route. Weather will guide the long flight as authorities and backers watch with interest amid delays and fragmented reports from Budapest and Belgrade areas.
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Orient
Angora
Turkey
Angola
Koennecke
Aleutian Islands
San Francisco
Cologne
Adenauer
Koeunecke
Johannes Hermann
George Cedric Solns
Ravices
Rowmenia
SPECIAL SESSION DEFINITELY BANNE C
Senators elect Smith Minds and Vice of Pennsylvania inform that the Senate will take up cases before the holidays and dispose of them. Senate leaders plan work on legislation. House actions on appropriation bills to follow. House Ways and Means to meet October 21 to begin revenue problem consideration and framing revision bill.
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Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Senate
House
Ways and
Weston and Easton legal case heard in Easton court
The case of BB F Milly fhaw Selectman of Easton against Weston was heard by a Justice of the Peace in Easton on Monday at 10 oclock. Representing Mills was Mr Coldstein of Shapiro Goldstein and Brody Bridgeport. Paul Conners of Newtown attended for Weston. Damage and public interest centered on town responsibilities and local governance during the session.
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Weston
Katherine Faucett
New London
Philp Sullman
Danoury Road
Toltec
William Greene Arnold
Town Hall
John Z Lane
Shore Road
Saugatuck
Kiwanis Delegates Convene Amid Rounds of Meetings
The Springfield Kiwanis club led by Gerald A. Forrence and Concord NH, Harry Shook, host discussions on committee appointments and club meetings. Elliot Sunton spoke on the role of music in lively gatherings as Worcester Brass Kiwanis Club president Stephen Wing addressed membership cohesion and retention. A 12 piece orchestra provided music at the Stratfield hotel ball honoring Governor James F Armstrong. 130 Kiwanis women assisted. The day included tours, glee club performances, and reports on attendance, publicity, and the underprivileged child.
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Gerald A. Forrence
Springfield Kiwanis Club
Harry Shook
Concord
Elliot Sunton
Gles Club
Worcester
Brass Kiwanis Club
Stephen Wing
Walterville
Maine
Kiwanis Club
Meiniah
Norwalk
Royal James Hotel
John Erskine
Stratfield Hotel
E. T Bedfords
Greens Farms
Crofin
Knepp Het Fretery
Champ's Farm
Mto
James F. Armstrong
Ernest F. McGiegor PhD
First Congregational Church
Norwill
Gew
Fitchburg
Mass
Benjamin Allen
Hartford
Trusand
Willian H Savage
Tee
Hartford Kiwanis Club
Connecticut
Jeader
Connect
Tout Kiwanis
T. J. Pardy
Bridgeport
Lynn
Biddeford
New England
Saele
Kt“01s Glub
Glee Club
Masa
Wil
Bridgesport
Frederick. Taylor
Toronto
Frank Braithwaite
Ernest F. McCregor
Conn
George Thompson
Brighton
BE. Philpook
Portland
Memphis
Tenn
Arthur. Clark
Boston
Kiwanis
Walter Page
Haverhill
Charles Schueler
Lawrence
Gss
W. Hill
Malden
James Firmstrong
Philip L. Wheeler
Walter J. Campbell
Springfield
International Kiwanis
Resolutions Committee
Dierdorff
Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
Kiwans
I New England
Kiwanis International
Group Confident It Wild Controls Ninth Caucus
Preparations continued for the Ninth district political maneuver against McCathron. Anti McCathron supporters met at 1332 Pembroke Street to discuss strategy and plan further gatherings with women’s group meeting at 114 Colony Street. Confidence rose that McCathron will choose a suitable candidate, while the anti group eyes caucus control to place delegates favorably. Nomination of Mayor Behrens is mentioned but procedures remain undecided if the anti faction wins the caucus.
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Iman
Henry McCathron
Pembroke Street
Andrew Zahansky
McCathron
Wul
Delegatis Ann Ee
Behrens
Pair to Stand Trial on Arson Charges Today
In Criminal Superior Court Mrs Eva Shabvitz of Bridgeport and Jack Segal of Brooklyn were scheduled for arson trial. Postponed to this morning due to inability to secure a crucial New York witness. The case involves a May 4 incident at Reduso Rubber, 148% Main Street, destroying merchandise worth 10000.
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Sivernon
Criminal Superior Court
Eva Shabvitz
Bridgeport
Jack Segal
Brooklyn
New York
Olive
Reduso Rubber Company
Aviator Returns To Lion In Wreck
In San Diego an aviator riding a monoplane wrecked after a wrong turn at Tamto desk fork. The craft struck oak trees at about 4:30 PM, flipping the plane. The steel barred compartment where Leo rode remained intact and the beach offered no sound.
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San Diego
Tamto Desk
Leo
Jensen
Minister admits he is kidnapped in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Michigan September 20 The Rev Willis J Jordan a missing Methodist minister from Columbus Georgia was admitted by a man at St Marys Hospital to be the kidnapped minister. Jordan said he came to Grand Rapids to be married though his wife still lives in Columbus. He reached Grand Rapids last Friday night and was taken to the hospital Saturday night after developing typhoid fever and related symptoms.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Associated Press
Willis J. Jordan
Columbus
A. A. Carrol
St Mary’s Hospital
Nere
Willis F. Gordon
Carroll
Jordan
Man Falls From Couch Kills Westhampton Man
A man in East Hampton named Charles Pulley aged 42 sustained fatal injuries after a fall from a couch struck by his head on a water pipe, causing a skull fracture. Charles Fuller, found on the floor with a deep forehead wound and paralysis, was taken to Middletown hospital, with investigators noting a dizzy spell likely preceded the fall.
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East Hampton
Associated Press
Charles Pulley
William Pulley
Charles Fuller
Loeekvll Mae Ten
Middlerea Hospital
Milletoy
Kidnap Claim Shrouds Carter Case In New York Court
Local police reported no notice of a missing child in the Carter custody dispute. Marie Carter testified in New York that her six year old son was kidnapped yesterday while on her way to Bridgeport for a contempt hearing. The court postponement and custody arrangement were under dispute amid alleged fraud claims and a potential divorce decree challenge.
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John
Paul O Carter
Loracy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bridgeport
Marie S Carte
Carter
Supreme Court
Ingraham
New York
Bureau of Missing
Washington
Maryland
Lawrence K. Brown
Garter
Brown
Flyers Battle for Lead in Air Race at Spokane
In a rain plagued first day of the Class A air derby from New York to Spokane pilots fight for leadership. E. Ballough Chicago led nine hours and twenty one minutes to St Paul with C. W. Holman close behind. Eleven entrants from New York started toward Spokane amidst crashes and fatalities.
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Miller
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Hatlough
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St, Paul
Minn
Associated Press
E. Ballough
New York
Spokane
Perrin
C. W. “Bpee
Ace
At & P.m
Ning
St Paul
E. E. Ballough
C. W. Holman
N. B. Namer
Tex Rankin
Waco
Texas
John P. Wood
Nasau
Wis
E. H. Lee
Il Sheure
K. Campbell
Moline
E. W. Cleveland
Cleveland
i—James
Rec
Philadelphia
Wash
San Francisco
Army
Navy
Manine Corps
National Guard
Felts Field
Oois
Porter
Indianapolis
Gofil
Damage suit against Macdonald withdrawn
In New London on September 20 Associated Press reports that after six witnesses in an $8,000 damage suit brought by John J. Keating administrator of James E. Keating of Norwich against State Highway Commissioner John A. Macdonald, attorneys for the plaintiff announced withdrawal to Judge Allyn L. Brown. No defense witnesses were heard. The suit claimed James E. Keating died in a car crash blamed on an oily, slippery Crocker Hill highway at Lebanon on November 8, 1925.
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New London
Associated Press
John A. Macdonald
John 3. Keating
James E. Keating
Norwich
Arthur M. Brown
Charles Y. James
Allyn L. Brown
Crocker Hill
Lebanon
Rubber Firm Officer Left 667348 to Kin
George H Mayo United States Rubber official died in January leaving his 8687 348 estate to kin. Widow gets life estate and Scarsdale trust use. Brother William Mayo of Brookline MA receives 770 270 and other share, two daughters receive 50000 life estates, and trust funds of 127778 each go to a son and daughter of Scarsdale.
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New York
Associated Press
George H. Mayo
United States Rubber Company
Scarsdale
Wiliom H Mayo
Brookline
Mans
Woman Withdraws Charge Against Kincade
Mrs Willetta Davis of 755 Howard avenue withdrew charges against Kenneth Kincade twenty one of 93 Colorado avenue in City court yesterday. She had allowed Kincade and his wife to use her apartment while she was away in Alaska for health reasons. The case related to alleged missing belongings. Kincade formerly worked at the circus headquarters in town.
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Kenneth Kincade
Colorado Avenue
Willetta Davis
Howard Avenue
Davis
Kincade
Big Bride
Alaska
E.ury Lane
Circus
Obituary notices sweep local deaths in Bridgeport area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Eleanor V. Palmer Alice Bates Emily Scofield John Evans John Haavar John McCullough John L MacAlpine Emanuel Rudolph Emmy Meyer Marie Carroll Flynn Therese Celia list services, burial plans, and cemeteries across Fairfield and Wallingford with details on ages, addresses, and church affiliations.
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John Harvar
John Haavar
Hallett Street
Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Three Gangsters Seized After Darien Abduction Case
John McCarthy of Stamford and Mrs Doty accuse three youths of abducting her after a roadside stop near Darien center. McCarthy fought them off while Mrs Doty was driven to Sound Beach and later dropped at her doorstep. Police pursued and arrested two suspects on Pacific Street and the third at his home.
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Harry ©. Smith
Mra. Doty
Mr. Doty
John McCarthy
Main Street
Stamford
Doty
McCarthy
Darien
Mrs. Doty
Stemford
L Pole Gay
Tonneau
Neroton
United States Department of Agriculture
Sound Beach
Sway
Ahandowed
Glenbrook
Bry Revere Thorpe
Hopkins Street
Hartford
Pacific Street
Frank 8. Parker
Arthur Lauerson
Charles Haggety
Harry Curran
Wall Street Interest in Morrow Mexico Ambassador Pick
Wall Street reacts to Dwight W. Morrow as ambassador to Mexico with little surprise amid retirement rumors from J. P. Morgan & Co. He is a leading financier and lawyer, director at Bankers Trust GE and Palisades Trust, with a long record in public service and finance.
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New York
Wall Street
Morrow
George Whitney
Tite Willard Straight
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
When Your Stomach Groans With Gas Quick Test
An old style ad promises fast relief from after meal gas using a powdered or tablet magnesia preparation sold as a mild laxative. It claims relief within five minutes and stresses safety and low cost, urging readers to start using the product immediately.
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Ark
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