Philippine rule not militaristic critics told
A distorted accounting of Philippine governance is disputed. A Washington official denies that the Philippines are under a militaristic regime, stating the War Department and the State Department are considering reforms. The discussion centers on creating a separate Department of Colonies to manage overseas territories, a move debated against independence goals.
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Washington
War Department
Wau Dawes
Leonard Woods
Thompson
State Department
Thia
Former pianist dies in Greenwich obituary notice details unclear
The fragmentary item notes a former pianist in Greenwich with partial details about death and survivors. The text is garbled, but indicates an obituary notice with names like Finch and Neyne, and mentions a funeral or remembrance context.
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Greenwich
Committee on Sewers Reviews Petitions for Extensions
The Alderman's committee on sewers with engineer James A McElroy reviewed three petitions for sewer extensions yesterday afternoon. Proposed work includes a sanitary sewer on Texa avenue for 200 feet and a continuation on Cross street from its present end about 100 feet, involving Herbert F Stenstream and Robert Banville as the residents cited.
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Aldeman
Ily
James A McElroy
Herbert F
Florida to open theaters Sunday for relief fund aid
Hartford Sept 29 AP Governor Trumbull will issue a proclamation allowing living picture theatres in the state to open Sunday afternoon to hold benefit performances for the Fida relief fund he announced today.
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Hartford
Trumbull
Fida Relief Fund
World War Officer Dies at Middletown
Tehn Th hoven Alsop, forty seven, of this state, died in Hartford hospital after a short illness. He served in World War as a lieutenant and was discharged after two years. He is survived by two brothers, Woollsep of Avon and Alsop of Boston. The funeral will be held Saturday.
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Hoven Alsop
Hartford Hospital
Tatay
Tweepn Woollsep
Wilkies
Toa Alsop
Boston
Mussolini to Meet Chamberlain Today
Sept 29 report says Prime Minister Mussolini will meet British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain in London tomorrow. The discussion aims to ease tensions in the Mediterranean, strengthen mutual policy, and consider broader European alignments amid Abyssinia and Locarno pact issues.
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Mussolini
Chamberlain
Thome
Po Omer Missollad
Secr
Tus
Austen Carniberlain Bosen
Greg Britan
Tntens
Nese
Tunis
Pepert
la Pribuna
Great Britain
Ith
Locarno
Catholic sisters meet in Hartford New England conference
About 154 sisters from hospitals in Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire attend the fourth annual New England section conference of the Catholic Hospital Association at St Francis Hospital Hartford. The event runs from Monday through today with tours of Hartford and related facilities. Dr Cave Elliston of Columbia University and Bellevue Hospital NYC is the principal speaker and honoree at a dinner.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Warne Fermont
New Hampshire
New England States
Catholic Hospital
St Francis’ Hospital
St Agnes
Manchester
Bristole
St Warynd Waterbury Hospitals
Cave Ezzleston
Columbia
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Stamford Men Answer Phillips Charge on Voting
Stamford reports Sept 29 special briefing where Alfred N Phillips accuses the city election of tampering with voting machines to favor Democrats. Harry Smith and Walter G Austin defend mechanics and inspectors, while Austin disputes partisan motives and defends Democratic leadership.
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Democrate
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Ree
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Austin
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Sinclair stock hits new low after circuit court decision
New York Sept. 29 AP Common stock of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil down to 1.50 a share on the New York Stock Exchange amid selloff spurred by the U S Court of Appeals reversal of a lower court ruling on the Teapot Dome reserves. The price later closed at 19 14, after touching 24 7 8 earlier this year. The Sinclair company said the court decision will have little effect since it is not a principal in the case. its stake is tied to its 29 percent ownership of Mammoth Oil, which controls the lease.
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Sinclair Consolidated of Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Sellar
St Louis
Teapot Dome
Ti Sinchit Corporation
Cain
Sinelal
Th Minmoth Oil Company
Actor and Actress Married at Two A.M. in Port Chester
Gerald Goffacigry a performer and Jeannette DeP Grencailers an actress wed in Port Chester at 2 A.M. by Justice of the Peace Malcom Merit. The bride’s address is listed as 16129 Cobble Street, Montreal, while the groom’s home is 716 West Avenue, New York.
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Gerald Goffacigry
Jeannette Dep Grencailers
Justice of the Peace
Givon
Greenwich
Cobble Street
Montreal
New York
Pope Pius Climbs St Peter's Roof In Historic Tour
Pope Pius, nearly seventy, climbed to the roof of St Peter's today to oversee work on the new Valies seminaries. He reached the cornice and sat in an armedurgio n, giving instructions on the construction and expressing hope the seminary be finished within the next year.
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Pope Pius
St Peter
Pius
Valiecs
Monsanor Cacei
Chambers
Masignor Pelle
St Pere
Wilench
Promotions Made in National Guard 1918
Promotions announced by the adjutant general of Connecticut in a September release list changes in the 168th infantry, appointing Second Lieutenant Franklin J. Lord to replace Captain Donn killed in action, Lieutenant Lawrence W. Ponlin to replace Captain Popham, Master Sergeant Tank W. Russell to second Mechanist in Service Company 169th Infantry, and other transfers within the unit.
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Taatford
Prainklin
Donn
Lawrenes
Tank W Rusgell
Service Company
169Th Infinity
Niace
Donkin
Railroad to Build Wider Viaduct Near Sound Beach
A government or commercial project advances to widen a viaduct over Sound Beach Area. Officials reported progress this week with a 280 foot clearance target and a crossing upgrade expected to reduce congestion. The contract details and exact location remain under review.
Darien Finance Board Sets 22 Mill Tax Rate
Darien officials approved a 22 mill tax rate at the annual town meeting to fund the fiscal year budget. The session outlined allocations for government operations and identified revenue needs to support municipal services.
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Darien Finance Board
Stamford Woman to Get Legislative Place
Unclear OCR text references a Stamford woman and a legislative appointment or election. The fragment mentions representatives, a district or assembly context, and unnamed individuals. Context appears broken with many garbled phrases.
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Stamford
Democrat Files List of Expenses for Attorney General Race
Boston September filing shows a declarative expense report for the Democratic candidate in the attorney general race. The document cites an expense total of 482 5060 and notes required notifications to the attorney general and secretary of state, with references to Frank Woody and Harry T. Dooly among others.
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Boston
Vt Orn Y Generi
Yale Rejects Many Seeking Admission Amid Damages Talk
Disjointed report notes Yale turning away numerous applicants while discussions arise over $200,000 city hall damages. Context mentions renewed attention to compensation, exams, and costs tied to coal strike impacts on expenses. A London dispatch adds that high coal prices push running costs up, influencing decisions on support and operations.
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London
Catten
Fragmentary note on test exécution and eligibility
A partial OCR fragment discusses exidente tests and candidate credibility. It references satisfactory faral entiamce exipinations and a caveat that no further ust would be made, indicating incomplete guidance on qualification and examination outcomes.
Freshmen Class Features Broad National Representation
Among 863 freshmen, 40 thief states and five foreign campuses are represented in the new class.
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Yale
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