French Policy Supporting Turks Flawed, Lodge Says
Washington reports Senator Lodge and Senator Hitchcock condemn France for backing Kemalists. They argue French tolerance of Turkish threats against Constantinople fuels war. Lodge calls Turks a constant European curse. Hitchcock accuses France of barbarities and lacking Christian policy with Turks.
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United States
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Mohammedan Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
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Sevres
Turkey
Great Britain
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Lodgé
Smyrna
Rhine
Chocolate Replacing Sauerkraut in German Diet
WASHINGTON Sept 21 Consul Donegan at Konigsberg reports American chocolate bars are replacing sauerkraut as a staple in Germany due to low cost. In 1913 large quantities of chocolate, smuggled into West Germany where imports were banned, sold in East Prussia with hopes of permanent importation. Germans increasingly use chocolate for meals. cocoa bean imports rose 127000 metric tons last year from 2500 tons prewar, with new consumption up about 300 percent. Chocolate valued for stimulating and concentrative effects and used by aviators.
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Washington
Germany
Donegan
Konigsberg
Department of Commerce
West Germany
East Prussia
Fairfield Youth Struck by Auto Improving
Sept 41 Fairfield news notes report Frank Masien seven, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Muska, injured by a car near Fost Road garage, now somewhat improved with hopes for recovery. Driver Joseph Walsh not arrested pending investigation. witnesses say boy ran into street. Also news on Unquown Red Men fair Sept 28, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Murphy, and editor selection for Fairfield High School paper The Stire.
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Frank Masien
Stanley Muska
Post Road
Fost Road
Joseph Walsh
Bridgeport
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Meigs Department Store
Red
American Legion
Thomas Murphy
Unquowa Street
Thomas J. Gleason
William Leahy
Gleason
Georgetown
May Postpone Case Against Alleged Stamford Slayer
Due to adjournments and a heavy criminal docket in the Criminal Superior court, Joseph Casey alias Joseph McCann of Hoboken is unlikely to be arraigned this term for the death of Stamford resident Bernard E. Kelly. Some inmates serving sentences have offered to testify, Casey is linked to a holdup at the river club where Kelly was attacked. Extradition panels are being prepared for return to Stamford, with a bench warrant possible if trial occurs this term.
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Joseph McCann
Hobowun
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Stamford
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Casey
Ewer Club
Milxelly
Umn
Benjamin Dietz
Jacesey City
Christopher L. Avery
Stratford Town Charter Sparks Primary Election Debate
Stratford, Sept 21 special notes dispute over Tuesday's direct primary under the new town charter. Critics say the charter lacks a primary clause while officials argue Section 9 and state law cover it. Also covered: schools counsel discourages boys football for younger grades and two more teachers resign from Sedgwick and Moneyspot schools.
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Stratford
Sale Town
C. C. Thompson
Royal Seneals
Anna Kelly
Katherine Ryan
Sedgwick
Moneyspot
French and Germans Join in Reconstruction
Berlin reports that a Paris contract between a French building syndicate and the Berlin firm Lehrei Von Siemens Vereinigtt Baustoff-Industrie aims at reconstruction in devastated French areas. Some 150000 workers are to be employed, including 40000 Germans, with the deal already involving 36006 francs.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Paris
Lehrei von Siemens Vereinigtt Baustoff-Industrie
Stinnes-Liebersac
France
Banish Nervousness With Wendell's Ambition Pills
An old advertisement promotes Wendell's Ambition Brand Pills at Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Store. It asserts quick mood lift within three days and a money back guarantee on first box, addressing nervousness fatigue and related symptoms.
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Ambition Brand
Hinde Pharmacy
Hartigan Drug Store
Hindle Pharmiacy
Hertigan Drug Store
Suppression of Stinnes Newspaper Approved
Leipsic September 21. The state tribunal created to defend the republic approved the suppression by the Prussian government of Hann Stinnes newspaper Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung for attacks on the Wirth government. Herr Slinney pressed the case hoping to overturn the eight day ban with further legal action.
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Leipsic
Hawn Stinnes
Deutsche Allgrine Zeitung
Wirth
Herr Slinney
Wiegel
Delivery Delay Charged in Railroad Suit
Damages of 400 dollars are sought in a suit filed yesterday in the Common Pleas court against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co by Gordon Walters Co of Stamford. The railroad is accused of failing to deliver a carload of potatoes until they had become pit for Balay.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
Gordon Walters Co
Stamford
Dresses for Girls from 40 to 14 Years
Pretty dark ground fabrics with a fine plaid effect in boucle weave form idea l dresses for real service with round collar crepe de chine cuffs and matching piping. Crepe de chine dresses trimmed with rosettes girdles velvet ribbons and button details priced from 12.50 to 29.50, in sizes for girls from 40 to 14 years, displayed on second floor rear.
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Harding
Gloves Ad Offer Fine Handwear With Pique Stitching
Glove description notes chamoisette with gauntlet cuff and three lighter shade rows, beaver color straps, price $2. Mannish gloves in firm skins pique sewn white with black stitching $1.75. Main floor left center.
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