Caraway Attacks Wilbur Recall Over Denver Speech
Senator Caraway of Arkansas charged in Washington that the recall of Secretary Wilbur from a western tour followed his planned September Denver address on voting rights for negroes. He read excerpts and mocked Wilbur as knowing much about the region below the Mason and Dixon line. The speech had been issued in confidence for future publication.
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Washington
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Davis-Bryan Club
Wibur
Denver
Caraway
Wilbur
23D Regiment Reunion Held in Hartford
The annual reunion of the 22nd Regiment Connecticut Volunteers was held in Hartford with Henry Lewis of Hartford elected president.
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Hartford
Connecticut Volunteers
Henry Lewis
Colorado physician touts home method for lung relief
An upbeat report claims hundreds with lung ailments find relief from a new home treatment. A Colorado physician asserts relief occurs even in early treatment. Readers can obtain the method by sending name and address to General Remedies Co. Dept. 3732, Denver, Colorado, with a request for their tree look.
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Colorado
General Remedies Co
Denver
Colo
Invitation to Inter Parliamen tary Union to meet in U S
President Coolidge invites the Inter Parliament ary Union to hold its twenty third conference in Washington in 1925. Hugh Gibson, American minister at Berne, extends the invitation per a State Department notice. The action is in pursuance of a joint resolution of Congress.
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Washington
Coolidge
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Hugh Gibson
Berne
Switzerland
State Department
Congress
Fisher uses lottery to divide Nebraska farm estate
Mab Sept 24 A Nebraska farmer George W Fisher distributed his land worth over 400000 by lottery giving equal shares to six of his eight children and two heirs of deceased daughters He kept 100000 and some city property Ethel Hahn mother of Olympic athlete Lloyd Hahn was among those winning shares this method he called fastest way to settle burdensome estate
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Falls
George Wi. Fisher
Nebraska
Fisher
Farming City
Ethel Hahn
Lloyd Hahn
Tenor and Wife Reach Separation Agreement in New York
New York Sept 24 John Steel a musical comedy tenor and his wife Sidonie Steel have withdrawn their marital disputes and are living apart under a separation agreement amicably arrived at Attorneys for both said no further discussion would be given Supreme Court Justice Proskauer, who had overseen the filing of separation actions, helped arrange the agreement
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New, York
John Steel
Sidonie Steel
Supreme
Proskauer
German American Held For Piracy In Brest
German American Jerome Phaff, former New York City resident, was arrested in Paris and held in Brest on piracy charges after the French freight steamship Mulhouse was boarded by armed pirates off the Canadian coast. A preliminary hearing is set, with postponement sought to study the case. the trial could invoke the 1825 piracy law with possible death penalty.
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Brest
France
Associated Press
Max,Jerome
Phaff
New York City
Paris
Naval
Frettch
Mulhouse
Canadian
P. G. EH. Gide
London
Toulon
Phats
Halifax
United States
America
Weil
Great Britain
Seek decision on whether day law fits Philippines
Washington dispatch reports a legal dispute over applying the Volstead Act and the 18th amendment to the Philippine Islands. The Philippine Justice Department says neither law applies, while Washington asserts the amendment bans liquor carriage to Philippine ports. State Department policy directs consular refusals of health bills for ships with liquor cargoes. Governor Wood protests the practice, prompting reconsideration.
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Washington
Sept
Philippine Islands
Philippine Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Philippine Porta
Washington Justice Department
State Department
Leonard Wood
Workman Dies of Injuries From Staging Fall
Manchester Sept 1 24 Thomas O Gorman of the contracting firm O Gorman and Hayes fell when staging gave way in the new circle theatre under construction. He died at Manchester Memorial Hospital after being sent home with a broken leg and minor injuries. Internal injury was evident.
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Manchester
Thomas O'Gorman
O’gorman and Hayes
New Circle Theatre
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Truck Driver to Face Court for Fatality
Waterbury report shows Anthony Paffney of 20 Chapel Street Waterville was found criminally negligent in Cushman death. He waived exam on a charge of manslaughter, bound over to the Superior Court next term on $1900 bond. Cushman died Sept 15 when Paffney's truck skidded into a telephone pole. Two of five children in the back were injured.
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Waterbury
Anthony Paffney
Chapel Street
Waterville
James Cushman
John T. Monzani
Cushman
Pafftney
Jagurest Bays
Hea Ogirisn Sp Rersrads
Brooklyn man cleared in Cromwell crash case
Harold M. Moody of Brooklyn was relieved of criminal responsibility for the August 9 automobile collision that fatally injured Miss Anna Grace Robinson, a Cromwell telephone operator. Coroner L. A. Smith ruled today that no one is criminally to blame for her death.
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Middletown
Harold M. Moody
Brooklyn
Anna Grace Robinson
Cromwell
L. A. Smith
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Main Street
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Muriel Eddy
St. E. Providence
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