Complete fossil of ape man skull found at Java
Central Java reports describe a complete skull of an ape like creature labeled the missing link by earlier researchers. Dutch and British scientists debate its significance, with Sir Arthur Keith among those weighing in on its implications for human evolution.
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Jewelry Theft Reported in Boston
Police disclosed a $30,000 jewelry theft in Boston involving brooches diamonds and other samples shown to Boston Stores by Alfred M Hiring a Newark salesman. Two heavy cases were moved between jewelry houses by a carrier. one case disappeared while the other was inside.
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Alfred M. Hiring
Galesman
Newark
Huaring
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London Play Vile Closed by Newark Official
William Jean, Newark public safety director, ordered Aeoad Street theater to discontinue the London play Red Blinds after its American premiere last night. Brennan’s letter cites obscene, disgraceful content and warns the theater to stop the performance with police at the doors tonight. Iris Hoey stars in the production which caused crowd reaction and prompted official action.
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Polles Conversus
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Iris Hoey
Bench warrant issued for rum runner in Haven
New Haven dispatch reports a bench warrant for Claude de Roberto of Providence issued at the opening of the September term after he failed to respond to his name. A bond forfeiture of 21,000 was ordered for him on transportation charges.
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Advertising Balance in Merchandising Effort Lecture
A Walter B. Snow and Staff talk outlines advertising balance and the fusion of space, copy, and various media. C H Punt ing stresses two core roots: first hand knowledge of merchandising options and plain common sense, warning against greed and conceit in manufacturers and agencies.
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Lueck
Bill collectors defraud store linked to Laplante case
New Britain police disclosed that two men posed as bill collectors for publications tied to Heyse Leland advertisements and forged the advertising manager's signature to obtain 170 to 200 dollars from the cashier. Frank Laplante was arrested last Saturday for an alleged attempt using a similar scheme.
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Frank Laplante
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Leplante
Nations League states sign reply to Washington reservations
The secretary of the League of Nations announced that thirty five states have approved the reply to be sent to Washington regarding acceptance of American reservations to the Pact. The action follows heated debate on the terms and outlines the international stance as officials finalize wording for onward transmission.
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League of Nations
T ‘Oday
Stiles
Washington
Connecticut Co Defers Closing Car Barns
The Connecticut company postpones indefinitely the closing of its Manchester car barn after protests from selectmen the Chamber of Commerce and citizen committees. The facility repairs Hartford Manchester Hartford Rockville and Willimantic Stafford line railcars, and centralized work in Hartford would force about eight families to move.
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French Want Rule Like Italy's, Trinity Professor Says
Hartford Sept. 28: Professor Edward F Humphrey of Trinity College argues France lags behind Italy in nationalism and political boldness. Radio dialogue with Louis Lor cites France's aging leaders and fear of a coup as evidence of stagnation amid Europe’s new treaty framework and international institutions shaping a nascent, divided Europe.
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Haena Tribunal
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Massachusetts Attorney Seeks Daylight Saving Legal Ruling
Massachusetts Attorney General argues for states right to enforce daylight saving laws before the Supreme Court. The brief cites Massachusetts, the Brotherhood of Protective Engineers, and related parties as supporters of state authority in the contested case. Also noted is the arrival of Alejandro Pad a new Spanish ambassador to Washington from Cadiz aboard the liner Manuel Amur.
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New York
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Cadiz
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