President Alone May Back Navy Yard Reductions
Westchester pa Sept 26 A P dispatch reports Congressman Thomas Butler Pennsylvania chairman of the House Naval Affairs Committee says only the President as commander in chief can order reductions in naval personnel and the closing of navy yards. Butler wants hearings on Admiral Magruder's proposed remedies and favors a strong naval reserve and better officer pay and promotion chances.
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Westchester
Byseociated Press
Amiral Magruder
Congressan Thomas
Butler
Pennsylvania
House
Naval Affair
Congressman Butler
Meder
Washington
Con- la Opera
Congress
Admiral Magruder
Admiral Gruder
Navy Department
Mr. Butler
Paper Mill Expands in Maine and Canada
Portland Maine Sept 36 The Prager company Ltd operating mills at Edmunston New Brunswick and Madawaska Maine plans a 95 million expansion with major Maine investment. Madawaska work will raise sulfite paper output from about 24 000 tons annually to 66 000 tons a year an increase of 250 percent.
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Portland
Associated Press
Prager Company, Ltd
Edmunston
N. B
Madawaska
Maine
Senator Edge Pushes Massive Tax to Enforce Dry Law
Senate Wets advocate real Volstead Act enforcement by a special tax on all necessities. Edge proposes a one billion dollar fund to hire sleuths to police the nation, with revenue raised apart from ordinary government funds. He argues public support would prove enforcement feasible or force drastic measures.
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Washington
Associated Prous
Edac
New Jersey
Senate
Wets
Edge
Tobacco magnate's heir missing in New York
Richard J Reynolds Jr., 21, heir to Reynolds fortune and president of Reynolds Airways, disappeared in New York after leaving a nightclub with a woman escort. A yellow Rolls Royce linked to him was found overturned in water near Chicken Point, Nassau County, prompting police to investigate possible murder.
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New York
Associated Press
The
New York Times
Richard J. Reynolds
Reynolds Airways, Jnr
Winston-Salem
BR. 7. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Reynolds
West East Street
Groman
Grdéna Central Station
St. Louis
St Louis
Young Reynolds
Chicken Point
L 1
Nassau County
Poles Build Port at Baltic Inlet Gdynia Strives for Seafaring Power
Gdynia Poland becomes centerpiece of national maritime ambition as a 14.5 million ton annual port project advances amid sandy soil, rail line construction, and expansion of Hel harbor. League of Nations experts and American naval observers praise location and progress while noting its similarity to Norfolk and Newport News.
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Gdynia
Poland
iBy Associated Press
Baltic Sea
Hel
J. Case
G. P. Nighoff
H Vatier
League of Nations
League
Pilots Prepare for Spokane Portland Race
Spokane Washington September 26 Associated Press reports crews brace for the Spokane-Portland air race following the event’s conclusion.
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Spokane Wash
Associated Press
Spokane-Portland Air Derby Opens Tomorrow
The Spokane-Portland Air Derby kicks off tomorrow as part of the Nava-Continental and Pacific Coast derbies and the National Air Races. Lieutenant H A Johnson of Wright Field failed to beat world records for 100 and 500 kilometers due to engine trouble after 250 kilometers. Twelve entries have been received from Spokane to Portland with more anticipated. Prizes total 1,000 for first, 500 for second, and 260 for third. Eddie Stinson, piloting his Stinson-Detroiter monoplane, diverted to Missoula after a New York to Spokane nonstop race, then reached the start line yesterday.
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Eddie Stinson
Missoula
Mont
New York
Spokane
Courtney leaves for Madrid without Whale
Corunna Spain Sept 26 Captain Frank T Courtney British aviator whose flight from England to Canada via the Azores was broken here Sept 3 by adverse weather will leaving tomorrow for Madrid It is reported that his flying boat the Whale has been acquired for the Spanish naval aviation service.
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Corunna
Spain
Associated Press
Frank T. Courtney
England
Canada
Azores
Madrid
Naval Aviation Service
Two Men Die In Lake Squall At Lake Marion
Mrs Richad Hobbs of Okeechobee and Mrs R W Wood of Michigan escaped a five mile swamp trek to reach Walker camp, recounting the drowning of their husbands when a rowboat capsized in Lake Marion during a squall yesterday. The bodies were found 200 yards from shore as the two women, exhausted, received medical care.
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Miami
Fla
Associated Pree Hystericas
Richad Hobbs
Okeechobee
R. W. Wood
Michigan
Walker Camp
Lake Marion
Civil War Veteran Dies in Ballycastle Ulster Town
Antrim Ballycastle Sept 26 A Civil War veteran David Humphreys eighty six returned to his native Ulster forty years ago died today near the spot where American soldiers lost many lives in 1916 in the sinking of the Tuscana Humphreys joined the First New York Regiment at the war's outbreak taking part in Bull Run and the Wilderness He earned a lieutenant's rank in the National Guard after the war while his brother Frank became a major in the same regiment.
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Ballycastle
Antrim
Reland
Associated Press
David Humphreys
Ulster
Humphreys
Bull Run
The
Wilderness
Leutenant
National Guard
Frank
General McCoy En Route to New York
General Frank R McCoy, appointed by President Coolidge to supervise the 1928 Nicaraguan elections, was a passenger on the steamer Pastores passing the Panama Canal en route to New York. He said he was surprised by the condition of the people in the revolution and expects to return in January.
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Panama
Associated Press
Frank R McCoy
Coolidge
Pastoes
Panama Canal
New York
Inquirers
Torn Republic
Body of Chatlos Still Is Missing
Edward Chatlos, 28, of 1127 Broad Street, drowns trying to save his son Raymond after the boy falls from the motor cruiser Polke near New Haven harbor. Police drag the area with a harbor patrol boat, led by Sergeant Charles Bowers, in hopes of locating his body. Edward Charles Chatles, junior partner in W F Charles Construction, and his family were on a cruising outing. his wife and sons received hospital treatment for shock but returned home Sunday night.
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New Haven
Sperry Light
Edward Chatley
Broadstreet
Raymond
Polke
Charles Bowers
Edward Charles
W F. Charles Construction Company
William
Chatles
Boston Avenue
Edward
William Chatles
Elopement Ends In Arrest Of Pair Involved In Illicit Ride
A 30 year old man William Ferris of 221 Congress Street and 17 year old Dorothy Borkman of Tiverton were arrested after an elopement without clergy. They traveled from Tiverton to Newport Providence Bridgeport Asbury Park before arrest. Ferris released on 1000 bond. Borkman held without bond. Charges expected to be amended in City court.
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Gir
Wiliam Ferris
Congress Street
Dorothy Borkman
Pierce Avenue
Tiverton
Perris
Mm Tiverton
Borkman
Newport
R. 1
Providence
Bridgeport
Asbury Park
N J
Walter Auger
Patrick Devine
Bureau of Investigation
Ferris
Canadian immigration rises 27 percent in five months
Ottawa reports that immigration to Canada for the first five months of the fiscal year reached 90,064. This compares with 78,474 for the same period in 1926, marking a 27 percent increase. British arrivals totalled 96,308, with 12,387 from the United States and 51,271 from other countries.
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Ottawa
Ont
Associated Press
Canada
Department of Immigration and Colonization
United States
Trumbull Man Injured After Fall From Silos Top
William Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Robinson, was seriously injured this afternoon while helping fill gallo on the Daniels farm. He fell twenty four feet to cement, suffered a foot fracture and possible internal injuries, and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital by neighbor Barry F Beach. He is a member of the Trumbull Volunteer Fire Company No 1.
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Trumbull
Special
William Robinson
Richard Robinson
Gallo
Joseph Smith
Daniels
Robinson
Dr. Smith
Long Him
Bridgeport
Barry F. Beach
Trumbull Volunteer Fire Company
No. 1 Inc
Frederic A. Cooper
White Plain School
Parent-Teacher Association
Cedric Pease
Norwalk
Daniel H. Ward
Benjamin — Pease
White Plains
Edward Ward
Relaeteee
Winer
Special Meeting and Grange Night at Trumbull
A note details a special Woman's Guild meeting at a church to plan for upcoming months and recruit new members. It also covers Trumbull Grange activities, including leadership present, program items, a chicken dinner vote for Oct 11, and Neighbors' night on Oct 28 with exhibit night forthcoming.
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Woman's Guild
Trumbull Grange
Grange
The
Wildwood
Reading
E W
Bhelton
Easton
E Ff Tucker
Leland Willams
Alice Landon
Emily Brown
T. Novey
Emma
Bridgeport
John Duda
Easthampton
Mass
BE. Kurtz
E. Kurtz
Edith
F Leiss
Sandy Hook
Corn Pudding with Spanish Accent and Condensed Milk
A new recipe uses corn, green pepper, pimento, onion and Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk to make a creamy corn pudding. Instructions include mixing ingredients, baking in buttered dish at 35 F for twenty five minutes, and serving as an entree or light dinner. The ad extols Magnolia Condensed Milk as versatile, pure, sugar-blended, and economical.
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Telegram and Post
Courtney
Ries
General M'Cov
Chatlos
Sperry
SLO
Lillie Brinsmede
Howard Beach
Evelyn French
Dorothy Marsh
Sport Hill
William Drake
Arthur
Jean
Lite Prindie
Sharon
Luther Bhearer
Prindle
Henry A. Remington
Hen
Morial
Calles
Associated Presa
Willam Devoe
Rose Mitchell
Lancaster
Devoe
Pierce- Arn
Pierce- Arrow
Houdaille
Pierce-Arrow
Hayden Automobile Co
Fairfield Ave
Noble
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