League Assembly Adopts Germany Entry and Council Reform
The League of Nations assembly adjourned after approving Germany’s admission and a reorganization of the council to include ten to fourteen members. China’s actions sparked debate, while talks on abolishing slavery and expanding the League’s scope continued. Plans for a universal disarmament conference and refugee protection were also advanced.
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League of Nations
Germany
League Council
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Spain
Geremans
China
Asia
Great Britain
Ching
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Rabbi Wise calls for debt revision in United States
Rabbi Stephen Wise urged a debt revision during a New York visit, arguing the nation is saturated with war debt and the question is when relief will come. He pressed to lift the issue beyond partisan politics and confront rising inflation and national strain.
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United States
Lefors
Enbbi Sephen
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Veteran chicken thief captured again in Phoenixville area
In Coventry Township Chester County on September 28 a 74 year old man known as the Buzzard and two companions were arrested after a raid on farms. Authorities seized chickens and farm implements and charged Pouzzad with theft. He was released after promising to turn over no one.
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Chackens
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Pouzzad
National electrical manufacturers form large association
The national electrical manufacturers association is formed by 279 electrical manufacturers with annual business exceeding 1.5 billion dollars. The merger follows the creation of the Electric Power Club the Associated Manufacturers of Electrical Supplies and the Electrical Manufacturers count. Gerard Swope of General Electric is elected president.
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New York
Tas
Electec Power Club
Associated Manufacturers
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Arthur F L Connuie Named Director of Noonfield Bank
Arthur FL Connuie, president of the Noonfield Bank and Trust Company, was cleared as director of the Bankers' Capital core creation of New York. The announcement was made by the corporation tonight. Everett J. Sturges, former bank commissioner of Connecticut, heads the exclusive group involved.
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Arthur Connor
Noonfield Bank and Trust Compan
Bankers’ Capital Core
New York
Everett J. Sturges
State 7 Connetiont
Party Convention Opens Today in New York City
New York city hosts the state party convention as Republicans gather to open proceedings and set the gubernatorial agenda. Key figures include Ogden Tys and William J. Deno voro. Lews Pounds and Nicholas Murray Cutler are noted in the lineup amid a Prohibition issue looming over the event.
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Bern
Hemanittes
Nicholas Murray Cutler
Morris
Woman knocked from car in rear collision
Mrs James T Gallagher, 41, was hurled from a car driven by her husband on Bark Avenue near Furfel and Park. A second auto driven by Lee Morrill struck Gallagher’s machine, badly damaging it while Morrill’s car remained undamaged. Gallagher was rushed to emergency hospital but released with no injuries cited.
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James T. Galligher
Hure
Furfel
Park Avenars
Wetaan
Ani
Mergent Hospital
Chester Hailerin
James T. Gallagher
Bark Avenue
Lee Morrill
Twen-Thres
Main
Xew Bochette
Tray Weston Fairfield Svenue Struce Gallagher
Morrill
Struck in Eye by Lighted Cigar Prank Narrows Eyesight Loss
Andr Caco aged twenty one of 179 Flallan Street was struck in the eye by a lit cigar butt tossed by a friend during a prank at night. The burning debris entered the eye and caused pain. he was taken to Emergency Hospital where Dr Haberlin removed the item and bandaged the eye.
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Andr Caco
Flallan Street
Jas
Tim
Bishop Nilan Dedicates Church in Waterbury
Waterbury September 26 CAP Rev John J Nilan bishop of Hartford dedicated the Polish St Stanislaus Kostka church this morning. Polish societies from Waterbury Union City Southington attended the ceremony with Jesuit preacher Rev O Y Wodynowski and celebrant Rev Junuslius Musuel. Catholic clergymen from Hartford New Britain New Haven and other towns were present along with Major F F Guilfeile.
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Waterbury
John J. Nilan
Halford Ploce
Stanislaus Kosthka
Wetertars
Union City
Southington
Oy. Wo.dinowski
Society of Jestats
Bonnowski
New Britain
Junislius Musuel
Hartford
Farrel Marin
J Janowski
W. J. McGurk
Tomiwate Conception
J. Lally
St Thomas' Rhearele
John Fitzgerald
Sacred Heart Chitten
Joseph Vannysk
New Briain
Boraback to Meet New Haven Men in Hartford Again
In Hartford New Haven Republicans prepare to discuss the state organization with leaders including J Henry from the state committee. The New Haven group has long sought integration, while officials say no formal alignment has occurred. Willard and Morrissey declined comment, directing queries to the local party.
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New Haven
Hartford
Republican
Stile Republican
Laater
J. Henry ‘Roriman
Mhaire van Bernhark
New Britain
Lake
veRverday
Rorapack
New Haven Republican Organization
Morclasey
New Fayen
Rorhaek
Maven Organisation
Joseph F. Morrissey
3000 Hungarians Celebrate Rakoczi Anniversary in Bridgeport
The 11th anniversary of Rakoczi II, the Hungarian patriot, was observed by 3000 members of the Rakoczi society plus visitors in Bridgeport. The celebration began with a parade from Lostwick to Seaside Park, with remarks by Judge Joseph G. Shepiro, Attorney Charles S. Brody, and Mayor Ig, followed by speeches at the Soldier’s Monument and the Bostwick Avenue hall. Banquet and entertainment concluded the event with remarks on Hungary United States friendship and a historical sketch of Rakoczi.
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Francia Rakoczi
Angary
Lherdy
Rakeecz Wuan Riek Benoefift
Serlety
Erasive Park
Rakeech Hall
Rostowlek Avenue
Stidgeport
Lostwick Avenue
Seaside Park
Joseph G. Shepiro
Charles 8. Hrodyshi
Soldiers Monument
Fred Atwater
Bridgeport
Tate
Joseph Urban
Hungaran Reformed Church
Fairfield
Gilman
Bostwick Avenue
St. Stephen’s Funearien Church
Yen
Rackoczi
Joseph Vase
Society
F.ilam Behrens
Wiheh Ca
Baltimore hydroplane wins first at Patapsco River race
Hadley Plane owned by Clift Hadley of Rishmona IMM LT captured first in the 151 class hydroplane event at the Maryland Yacht Club two day regatta on the Patapsco. Miss Spitfire VI driven by T Peed of Buffalo NY took second with 412 points. Mira Washington third. Lads Baltimore fourth.
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APY
Hadley
Clift Hadley
Rishmona
IMM
Marylind Yacht Club
Patapsco River
T. Peed
Tauffalo
N.Y
G. Beard
Mira Washington
Roy Gross
Tadhey
Britain to Lose Position of World Power, Dean Inge Says
New York dispatch reports Dean Inge of St Paul’s London forecasts Britain’s decline from world power in a survey of the empire. He warns of internal threats from unpatriotic action and a weakening empire, cites the United States’ shifting stance, and contends naval supremacy may end as a determining factor. He notes immigration policy, colonial loyalty, and lack of imperial government as major issues shaping Britain’s fate. The dean suggests only plain living and high thinking can save the remnant during a transitional era.
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Dean Inge
New York
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St. Paul's London
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Sand
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England
France
Obituary notices from local paper many funerals held
Obituaries list multiple services for Mrs. Muir P Smith and others. Dying Thursday at 144 Main Street, service at Gallagher and Gallagher funeral home, Rev Day officiating, burial in West Norwalk cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Josephina Gay, Mrs Katherine A Rock, William B Osborne, Mrs Josephine Gay, John Kostic, George R Keastey, and St Charles church mourners.
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Muir P. Smith
Mary F. Smith
Main Street
Gallagher and
Gallagher
Talrfield Avenue
Wiliam Horace Day
United Congregational Church
West Norwalk
Josephine Gay
Broad Street
V.te
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Wedell Bedell Funeral and DellaValle Tailor Remembered
Mary J Bedell wife of Charles Bedell died after a brief illness. Funeral held Sunday from Barrow Street Stratford with Rev Cyrus W Faveranen officiating. Interment at Lakeview Cemetery. Survivors include husband and one son. Frank N DellaValle died at 324 Benham Avenue after brief illness. Survived by son Emil and daughters Mrs Howard A Sullivan and Miss Angelina DellaVelle. Tailoring business long known in the city. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Katherine A. Rock
B. M. Doyle
Connecticut Light and Power
Devon
St Ann's Church
Thornedike
Mass
M. Foley
Three Rivers
John Kostic
Shelton
Hata Kostic
Boston Avenue
Stratford
Hoy Ghost
Durial
Lakeview Cemetery
Peter Kostie
Mary J. Bedell
Charles Bedell
Barrow Street
Cyrus W. Faveranen
Curch
Redell
Raymond
Xerson
Frank N. DellaValle
Benham Avenue
Emilif
Howard A. Sullivan
Angelina DellaVelle
Youth Riding With Sister Is Injured in Auto Crash
Eugene Tiasenthal, seventeen, of Gid Stratflela road, treated at Energency hospital after an automobile collision on Pequonneck street. He was riding with a sister who drove the car and was cut by flying glass. Dr. Chester E. Hah frith treated scalp lacerations.
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Eugene Tiasenthal
Stratflela Road
Energency Hospital
Chester E. Hahfrith
Sater
Pequonneck Street
Hosanthal
Haberlin
Driver Arrested After Accident Involving Two Cars
William Kramer aged 54 of 42 Prince Street was arrested Saturday night after a collision at North and Lexington with Edgar F. Miller of 121 Bronx Avenue. Kramer faces charges of operating under the influence and driving with no license. He is held on $200 bond. Both vehicles sustained damage.
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William Kramer
Prince Street
Kramer
Edgar F. Miller
Bronx Avenue
North
Lexington Avenues
French aviators attempt nonstop flight to Africa from Paris
Paris, Sept 36 AP reports aviators Coste and Devitrates launched from Le Tourget at 6 am aiming to break the nonstop flight record. They head toward Africa hoping to land near Victoria Nyansa by Tuesday daybreak. Dieudanne Coste previously survived a late 1930s crash with Thierry in the Blach forest during a similar attempt.
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Victoria Nyansa
Dieudanne Coste
Thierry
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Blach Forest
Burning ship sparks shore anxiety at Sil Beach
Milford news reports a false alarm as police and fire units investigated a reported burning ship near Sil Beach. Earlier sighting of a steamer in smoke prompted a coast lookouts but binoculars showed glow from ship tunnels, not distress.
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Sil Beach
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Walnut Beach
Former NYT publisher George Spinney dies at 74
Rockville Center New York AP reports George Spinney seventy four former managing editor and later publisher of the New York Times died today He resigned as publisher in 1846 and later became principal owner of the former St Paul Globo in 1888
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Rockville Center
N. Y
George Spinney
New York Times
St. Paul Globo
Stratfield Civic Body Outing Draws 50 in Stratford District
More than 50 Stratfield residents joined the Stratfield improvement association and Stratfield fire department for a Saturday outing at Godfrey's Grove in Stratford. The joint committee included James T. Havley and W. P. Hutchinsgen with a program of athletic events for men women and boys and a later baseball game that ended tied.
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Tairfield
Stratfield Improvement Assne
Stratfield Fire Department
Godfrey's Grove
Stratford
Thees
James T. Havley
W. P. Hutchinsgen
Pease
Tawrenes Benz Jiney
Max Waterman
Axel Kulm
Fr. M. Knapp
W. R. Schoop
Stephen Morvack
W. Andrews
Ing
E.R. Burr
J. 7. Bowers
W. H. Pease
Arebery
Ta. KE. Poole Bean
FL Ib Myers
Frank AbLiIn
Stanley Tealey
Tarcille Godfrey
Genevieve Hanley
Betty le Brecque
Jace
Frances Meyers
Winifred Hanley
Margery Foumm
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Red Cross Aids Stricken Alaskans After Fire Disaster
Washington AP dispatch reports the Red Cross expanding relief to Alaska village of Kake where 100 natives are homeless and 80 percent destroyed. Juneau and Wrangell chapters mobilize workers while Florida relief nears completion and rehabilitation begins. Relief fund stands at 2.494 million dollars toward the society objective.
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Red Cross
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Sailors escape as train hits car Gardner era
Two sailors hurt in a collision near Gardner Massachusetts recounts a perilous escape from a car stalled on a railroad crossing. Edward Bergeving 25 of Gardner and Francis Wreck 29 of St Louis leaped from the automobile just before a train struck it and dragged the wrecked car over a trestle.
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Mass
Newport
Edward Bergeving
Francis Wreck
St. Louis
Lersevin
Pastor Woolfkin Named Asst At Park Avenue Post Church
AP report states Dy Cornelius Woelfkin will become pastor of the Park Avenue post church with a reshuffle. Next Sunday Dr. Harry Ichlek, a storm center at the Presbyterian church, will leave to become active leader of the Rockefeller church. Woelfkin remains assistant pastor and describes the move as his own arbitrary order.
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Cornelius Woolfkin
Park
Avenue Post Church
Harry Ichlek
Storm Center
Th Presbyterian Church
Rockefeller Church
Ambulance Called as Quarrel Escalates at Taft Avenue
Saturday night at 198 Taft Avenue a quarrel in progress prompted an ambulance. John Farrer rushed his wife to the hospital but was refused admission. Dr Chester Taherin, the ambulance doctor, notified police who warned the couple to stop quarreling.
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Emer
Motorist Leaves $2 After Striking Newsboy And Flees
Abraham Schlachter of 181 Hamilton Street known as Abie the Tinnehback Newsboy was knocked down near the railroad viaduct while selling papers. He was hospitalized with a tired ankle as policemen traced a car believed to be driven by T W Kenyon of 27 Chesen IL Boston. The driver allegedly paid two dollars to the boy then left him. investigators reviewed car registration to confirm ownership.
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Hamilton Street
Abie
Bridgeport
T W. Kenyon
IL Boston
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Paller
Cathedral Dean Dies at summer home near Hyannis
Rev. Eamund Roywsmantere, dean of St. Paul's Cathedral in Boston, died at his summer home near Hyannis Massachusetts on September 24 according to AP. The clergy leader, long associated with the cathedral, passed away unexpectedly prompting tributes from parishioners and colleagues.
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Mass
Eamund Roywsmantere
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Ody
Reckoning of a Tragic Morning Fire
A sudden blaze broke out early today leaving several men affected as conditions worsened. Authorities report multiple injuries and ongoing efforts to control the fire and determine precise causes.
President Orellana of Guatemala Dies of Heart Trouble
Washington Sept 24 President Orellana of Guatemala died early this morning from heart trouble. General Lazaro, the first designate, had assumed the presidency. Word of the death reached officials late today through a cabinet message from Francisco Sanchez La Tour, Guatemala's minister. The president succumbed at 1:15 a.m. Details were given in the message.
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Guat
Lazaro
Orallenal
Wan
Lato
Francisco Sanchez la Tour
Ambulance Run Listings Include Multiple Addresses and Ailments
Daily ambulance record logs several calls including John Calvntemy at 166 Nichols Street with a fractured toe, Abe Schinchtath at 181 Hamilton Street with a sprained ankle, and Lawrence D Elevn at 71 Adame Street with a wrist and arm injury. All patients transported to Bri hospital or similar facility at respective times.
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John Calvntemy
Taen V-One
Nichols Street
Tal
Caken Toe Hillelde
Abe Schinchtath
Nixteen
Hamilton Street
Bri Hospital
Lawrence D' Élevn
Adame Street
At. R
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