Florida Rebuilds as Able Bodied Men Ordered to Work
Florida mobilizes all able bodied men to labor on reconstruction after a disaster. In Miami crowds shrink as police and local officials enforce the order, while relief efforts continue and a Thanksgiving service is held at Royal Palm Park. General Foster reports Moore Haven's death toll may exceed 400 as rescue and recovery proceed.
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Sherrif
Chase
Quigg
General Relief Committee
Ruble
Pyere
Mim! Miniaterial Association
Royal Palm Park
Moorehaven
Miami
Fla
Sentle
Morehaven
Othe
J OR Foster
National Guard
Moore Haven
Moore
Lions Escape Circus Roam City Cafe Then Captured
Eight escaping animals including lions and tigers caused chaos as they roamed a city tonight. Three circus attendants were injured. one lion entered a cafe at midnight, others raided shops, and several were recovered by dawn. A lion sniffed a hand then fainted a man.
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Cain
King of the Lunete
Fragmented ARIUport News Snippet Highlights Local Events
A scrambled ARIUPORT page fragment notes a mix of community events, celebrations, sports results, and political notes. It mentions a youth celebration, a banquet, college paging, a state contest, and various local names, venues, and upcoming matters across Fairfield County and nearby areas.
New Haven Road to Utilize Trucks for Freight Delivery
New York Sept 26 The New Haven road company announces a plan to use trucks to move freight previously transported by rail. The shift aims for quicker deliveries and reduced delays, signaling a major regional logistics update with expected benefits to customers and local commerce.
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New Haven Road
New York
Herrerie
Final witnesses in Daugherty Miller case loom
New York dispatch reports prosecutors near end of the Mullner Daugherty conspiracy trial as they prepare to rest their case. Defense counsel plan to present witnesses arguing lack of direct knowledge of alleged acts. Colonel Miller as chief defendant is expected to explain his role while Emory Buckner weighs closing steps and potential witnesses.
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New York
Pistriot
Emory BR. Buckner
Thea Muller-Daugherty
Hae M. Daugherty
Neal
Othe United States
Clonel
Thomas W. Miller
Emer Allen
Cnatactin
Miler
Daugherty
John T. King
Richard Morton
Millionalia Gertian Uitis
Washington
Ierndanta
Mack WI
Miller
Duugherty
Witnesane
Distriet Attorny
Tate
Mat Steugr
Panrherin
Colonel Miller
Harey MW
Dangerty
Mal
Mills Vetional Bank of Washington Uoparthonss
Ohio
Daugherts
Hi Brother
Man held after shots fired in Reach wane area
Patrolman Wrink investigated after three shots were heard near Jet Willard street. Lets DeBisso dwenty-qght was found at the woods edge with an automatic pistol and two bullets in the chamber. De Bissa, held for breach of the peace, released on bond at 200 dollars.
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Wane
Varie Esterday
Wrink
Lets DeBisso
Jet Willard
Detectves Team
Tee Cdrom
Synthese de Thissa
de Bissa
Unler
Madieon Wienae
Hunt
Connecticut College hazing suit seeks 5000 in damages
A Connecticut College hazing incident led a student’s father to sue the class of 1925 and individual members for 5000. The suit claims the student was struck during a sophomore parade, suffered permanent injuries, nervous distress, medical costs, and loss of ability to work. Proceedings set to appear in Superior Court in New Haven on November 2.
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Storrs
T Reynolds
New Maser
Tonnemezt Agricultural
Wink Altesed
Charles Reynalds
Sultaa
Tourtern
Nan
Hall Family Murder Case Ties to Detective Testimony
Walter Qurnley a New York private detective claims Hall family threats linked to the Hall Adams murder. He says Rev Edward Thin faced threats weeks before the crime and that funds for the operation came from Mell Wlopald with portions paid to others. Senator Shapron seeks investigation by the New York comptroller. papers looted at the detective’s office after the murder. Captain Walsh reports on a Sunday school teacher faking illness. separate trials planned for Mrs Hall and her two sons.
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Burnley
Dr Hall
Mills
Philips
Thearest Wa
Mra. Mills
Shapron
Alfred Ts. Smith
New York
Atte Comptroller
Reineley
Io Fares
Hrranley
Llarry Walsh
Minnalavi
Hal
Senator Simpson
Morrisen
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie
Henry Stevens
Datenss
Alpourney Smith
Atlerlyn Fraley
Witliam
Iloia
Cihaon
Fraley
Apen
Phillipa
Queen Will Limit Society Contact During Visit
Queen Marie of Reunsinia plans a selective U S tour in October acting as a private visitor to see Ant erion. She prefers hotels over private homes and will accept invitations from governors mayors and friends, with most hosts remaining unnamed. Official reception will be by First Secretary of State for years of artang.
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Washington
Marie
Reunsinia
United States
Anterion
Tins
Bovernora
Pennsylvands
Tetrait Anu
Sone
Bar Friends
America
New York
Ninte J
I. Artang
Smith Announces Stand On Upholding 18th Amendment
Illinois Republican nominee Col. L. L. Smith declares he will uphold the 18th Amendment and follow the people’s mandate if a majority favors modification or repeal. He argues prohibition is in the Constitution, while the Volstead Act is mere enforcement machinery, and vows to vote as a senator in line with voters.
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Chicaso
Alank L. Smith
United States
Ullaia
Smith
Senate
Ilinois
Brewster Explains War Split in Maine G O P
Portl and Me AP Governor Ralph Brewster declined to commit to a resignation from Senator Hale and former governor Waxter amid a Maine campaign dispute. He issued a statement defending his position and criticizing political pressure. The controversy began September 2 when Brewster accused Hale and Trixtes of aiding the head of the ticket. He rejected the idea of political blackmail. In a separate international note, French Premier Palhare warned that Germany bears responsibility for the war, drawing cheers from veterans and signaling a rift with Briand over France and Germany relations.
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Portlant
Ralph
Brewster
Feederck Hale
Hale
Trixtes
Dentel Flela
Senate
Persival P. Bax
Germain
CAP
Palheare
Trantiera
Frenco
Gerry
Germany
Briand
Geneva
Brisk Cool Down Follows Brief New England Heat Wave
Bridgeport area eases from a brief heat wave with a cool Sunday following Saturday night thunderstorms. Highs barely reached 49 degrees as humidity dropped after intense heat. Strong northwesterly winds and clearing skies brought a sharp temperature fall and brisk daytime breezes.
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New England
Bridgeport
Wife Convicted of Murdering Husband in Idaho
Mary Crumroy mother of three was found guilty of second degree murder for poisoning her farmer husband Carl Crumroy with a preparation used for catching flies. They wed July 25, 1924, and Carl died October 21, 1925. Exhumation followed as part of the investigation. The verdict carries a maximum life term. Rupert, Idaho, Sept. a
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Mary Crumroy
Crumroys
Carl “Rumroy
Rupert
Idaho
Americans urge recognition of Russia in plea to Coolidge
A group of American citizens who spent a month in Australia urge President Coolidge to recognize the Soviet government based on a plan for debt settlement and assurances against antirevolutionary propaganda. The letter, led by Shurwood Eddy, argues U S recognition would align with economic interests and moral ideals, while not condoning all Soviet policies.
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Russia
Coolidge
New York
United States
Debti
Dasma
Cool
Inge
Arsata
Shurwood Eddy
Iisi
Ituasic
Ite
Bhava
Pontthon
Mother of Danbury Mayor Dies at 99
Mrs Tiomristra Pillow Fillow, mother of Danbury Mayor Homer Fillow, died at 99 at her West Street home after a brief illness. She was Danbury’s oldest resident and lifelong resident, noted for interest in her son’s public service. Funeral arrangements made.
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Danbury
Tionristra
Pillow
Homer Fillow
West
Fillow
Hamer Olmstead
Leonart Bibble
Danburtr
Puneray
Jealousy Motive in Restaurant Slaying in Milford
Milford police report jealousy as the likely motive in the fatal restaurant attack on Elizabeth Nichols thirty three. Ferrara the restaurant manager fled the scene after a fourteen inch carving knife strike. Nichols lived at 62 Weston Avenue Milford. The tople assault left multiple wounds including to the heart and a severed pinky. Ferrara remains at large as detectives pursue clues and prepare for tomorrow’s inquest in County Court.
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Jensouny
Eliabeth Nichols
Mil
Ataurant Stratford Avenue
Gtra
Ferrara
Dire
Nichole
Weton Avenue
Milford
Hy Fe
Hubert HB. Phelan
Stratford
Jtrs
Nichols
Rollee
Avonwood
Joseph Treadbent
Dover Street
Wiliam Nicholes
East Main Street
Statford Avenue
Amazon
Prelen
County Court House
Mra. Nichols
Pallas
Wiliam B Nichole
Btarte
Mire
Eugenie
U S Missionary Captured in Henan With Mission Destroyed
Report from Shahekichen Henan says missionary Fre. John Davies was captured while Mrs Davies and Miss Popping were killed or captured as native bandits sacked and burned the city. China Inland Mission buildings and mission establishment were destroyed, and casualties included thousands in the town of Shekichen.
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Shanghat
China
China Iland
Shbekichen
Ilenan
Shanghai
China Preas
Henan
Shekichen
China Inland Mission
Proof of Asiatics Migration to America via Alaska Found
Washington reports Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian declares conclusive evidence shows ancient Asiatic travelers crossed from Agila via the Aleutians to Alaska and southward, with four major outcomes including data, upcoming research, insights into Indian Eskimo relations, and increased interest in Alaska archaeology.
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Alaska
Washington
Alaskan Peninsula
Ales Vrdlicka
Smithsonian
Bering
Arctic
Asia
Americ
Hrdlicka
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