Germany Seeks Work Policy After Hindenburg Victory
German readers await world reaction to Paul von Hindenburg's election as president and possible policy to mobilize the nation. Editorials and statements from leaders abroad fill German papers as Germany prepares for the Reichstag session and potential new government appointments.
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Geass Logan Hiliy Tedas
Hindagen
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Thachnann
Blindenburg
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Lindenburg
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Oace
Kaisere
Cleet
United States
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Veyurstal
Potsdam
Cen 2 Lewinsky
Trindenburg
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Teasson
Oscar Moyemeen Bins
Owel
Gas Stations Need Safe Locations to Protect Public
Hartford reports a favorable house bill amending current law to let the motor vehicle commissioner approve gas filling sites with a four point exam of locations and a three point inspection per pump. Nominations to house resolutions were tabled, and a calm calendar day adjourned around two. Daylight saving time was noted as the bulletin printed with two state seals. Bills passed include charter amendments for Waterbury and National Circle, plus funding for Governor's Foot Guard anniversary, road and sewer bond requirements, and tax exemptions on mortgage loans.
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House
Larry BF
Maynweller
Seth N. Beecher
Seymour
Io House
Wadsworth
Farmington
Senate
Lisa
the Farmers' Association
The
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National Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Foot Guard
State School
Seymour Girl Dies Sudden Death After Cocaine Injection
Derby Conn April 28 Miss Anna Domoski 21 of Seymour died in Dr William M H Treat s office after an injection of cocaine intended to precede tonsil removal. Palmator and other artificial respiration failed. Dr Lewis J Cooper acting medical examiner ordered the body removed to an undertaker. No autopsy. Dr Trese a part time New York hospital staff member is a noted eye ear throat specialist in the state.
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Derby
Conn
Anna Domoski
Seymour
William MH
Lewis J. Cooper
Trest
New York
Auto missing after theater outing in Waterbury
Mr and Mrs Thurston of North Headley street reported their 1924 Buick touring car stolen from West Main street after attending a show. They searched the long line of parked cars along the Brass City thoroughfare and then notified Waterbury police as a statewide lookout was issued for the vehicle.
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North Headley Street
Waterbury
West Main Street
Thurston
Jyu Brass City
French statesmen fear Hindenburg threaten Dawes plan
Paris reports say Hindenburg poses the greatest menace to the Dawes plan's functioning. Officials foresee obstacles that could reduce receipts and hamper reparations. France anticipates letdown if German voters back Hindenburg, while Warsaw relations may shift and France would rely on Versailles terms.
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Mhail Hindenburg
Renel
Gilbert Parker
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Hindenburg
France
Poland
Versailles
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Ruhr
Marx
Rhineland
America
England
Germany
Britain to return to gold standard and export bullion
London reports Winston Churchill in the Commons favoring a return to the gold standard with the Bank of England allowed to export gold. Churchill cites favorable exchange rates and reduced debt as backing, with a plan to introduce specie and give the bank control over gold currency. There are concerns in London about President Coolidge’s disarmament conference plans amid Hindenburg’s election.
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Winston Churchill
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Bank of England
Churchill
Britain
United States
Hindenburg
Coolidge
France
Red Cross to Participate in Child Health Day
President Coolidge designates May as Child Health Day with radio programs and school activities in Naugatuck. Agnes Bentley arranges a screening of The Itving Bandit on health topics and distributes a plan book, urging principals to involve families and coordinate health with core subjects.
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Naugatuck
Red Cross
Nine Jurors Selected In Case Of Olympia Macri
New Blaven April 28 Jury selection accelerates at Olympia Macri trial. Three jurors added to six, bringing total to nine. Jurors include Frank Abbott retired hardware dealer of Derby, N Platt Milford farmer and father of four, and William H. Jones Beacon Falls farmer widower who sees possible guilt but remains open.
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Olympia Macri
John Bagnano
Sheik
New Haven
Frank Cbd
Abbott
Derby
Rank N. Platt
Milford
William H. Jones
Beacon Falls
Jones
New Fish and Game Association Forms Board
A meeting in the borough court room of the Nangatuck Fish and Game Protective Association elected officers and committees for a year. Clarence W. Hubbell was named President with several vice presidents, secretary William Moody and treasurer George Wood. By laws mirrored Waterville and New Britain models, and members voted to subscribe to The Connecticut Sportsman. Membership jumped from 384 to 76, with drives planned for new members and orders placed with state hatcheries for fish and game materials.
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Nangatuck Fish and Game Protective Association
Clarence W. Hubbell
Thomas P. Saunders
George P. Young
William Hf. Moody
Cgeorge W. Wood
Charles 14
New Britain
Connecticut Sportsman
Naugatuck Women Return From D A R Congress
Mrs. Tracy W North of Rockwell avenue and Mrs. Frank B Bristol of Platts Mills have returned from Washington D C after attending the Daughters of the American Revolution annual Congress for 10 days. They report a feature of the convention was a plan to build a new auditorium costing about 1 825 000 with 40 000 subscribed on the floor. The D A R owns an entire block in Washington and will raise the new structure on that site. A report on sessions will be given at the May Sarah Rogers chapter meeting Friday afternoon in the Congregational parish house.
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Rockwell Avenue
Frank B. Bristol
Platts Mills
Washington, D. C
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
North
Sarah Rogers
Bristol
Washington
Senate Tables Small Loans Bill After Report
Wattford April 28 Senators Wilder and Redden of Bridgeport aided by Keeney and Pierson upset Challenger who reported unfavorably on a small loan bill to cut interest from 42 to 24 percent. Challenger claimed banks would handle pre maturity payments. Redden attacked usury. The senate tabled the bill and printed it in the journal.
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Redden
Bridgeport
Keeney
Pierson
Challenger
Wilder
Senate
Tone
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Committee On Banks
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Senate Chaplain Honors Death of Assistant Clerk Nowicki
Hartford April 28 In the senate session Chaplain Ayer Branford cited life and death noting the vacancy from the death of Henry Nowicki of New Britain assistant clerk The senate adjourned in his memory Senator BE Hall of New Britain praised him and called resolutions to attend the funeral Baker clerk 実
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Ayer
Branford
Senate
Henry Nowicki
New Britain
Nowicki
Be, F, Hall
Wred Baker
High Street man held responsible for Shelton child death
Coroner K Mix finds High street resident Peter Geraldi criminally responsible for the death of Virginia Pamania of Shelton. The 4 year old stepped into Bridgeport avenue and was struck as Geraldi’s car approached. The coroner cites high speed and brakes not in good condition as factors. Bonds set at 1000 dollars.
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Shelton
Peter Geraldi
Virginia Pamania
Bridgeport Avenue 1
K Mix
New Haven
Bridgeport Avenue
Shelton Center
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Gerald
W.S. Donovan
Tivns
Tony Malasante
Mix
Wealthy woman found badly wounded in Bracebridge Hall
Mrs Gloria Bryant, a wealthy Brooklyn sportswoman, was found unconscious with a breast wound in her Bracebridge Hall apartment. Police said the bullet came from her own rifle. Her husband William Bryant was in the dining room. a note beside her referenced an accident. Coast Guard planned blockade to halt contraband liquor imports.
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Aystery
Gloria Bryant
Bracebridge Hall
Brooklyn
William Bryant
Irene Hadley
Fined and Sentenced in Bridgeport Court
In Bridgeport on April 28 Judge John J Walsh sentenced 49 year old Max Swit, proprietor of an automobile agency, to sixty days in jail and a fine of 800 dollars plus costs after he pleaded nolo contendere.
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Bridgeport
John J., Walsh
Criminal Common Pleas Court
Max Swit
Bills Carrying Salary Increases Rejected In House
Hartford April 28 five bills carrying salary increases for judges clerks and other court officials were rejected in the house today and ten similar bills in the senate Senator Shaw of Redding explained a general substitute bill was being prepared to handle the rejected measures including raises for New London common pleas judges Waterbury district court salaries adding another judge to Fairfield county common pleas court Hartford state attorney Fairfield county court messenger Fairfield common pleas prosecutor New London court clerks Middlesex sheriffs and Middlesex clerks.
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House
Senate
Shaw
Redding
New London Common Pleas
Waterbury District Court
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
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Fairfield Common Pleas
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Middlesex Sheriffs
Middlesex
Double Funeral For Local Auto Crash Victims
In Yarien Conn on April 28 a double funeral will be held at St Johns church Noreton for Joseph McManus and Terrence Boyle two young residents killed in an auto accident on Tokeneke road yesterday. Boyle had married Mary Shea of New Canaan in January. Coroner John J Phelan arrives to commence the inquest.
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Yarien
Conn
St. John’s Church
Noreton
Joseph McManus
Terrence B. Boyle
Tokeneke Road
Boyle
Mary Shea
New Canaan
John J. Phelan
Darien
Mayor's Secretary Wibled in Sofia Arrest Attempt
London April 28 agency dispatches report the secretary to the mayor of Boyans a Sofia suburb was killed and another person wounded during an attempted arrest of a suspicious character. The assailant escaped leaving behind a bed he had concealed
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Sofia
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