Turbulent days of Leonard Wood as governor general
A Washington report cites uncertainty over Leonard Wood’s role as governor general of the Philippines. A survey by James W. Wadsworth and Carmi Thompson evaluates potential changes, including replacing Wood with a civilian or different ministerial approach, aiming to reduce friction with native leaders and open development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hood
The
Philippines
Holmes
International News Service
Coolidge
James W. Wadsworth
Reeputby
Reies
Tie Departee
Interior
Lee
Ome
Ey Corporation
Isha
Rome
Chenie
Poualaeds
Coonel Thompson
Roaso
Dihont Coolidge
Harding
Wadsworth
Cod Thompson
Ierus
Judge to Instruct Jury for Plaintiff in Jennings Car Case
Special to The News Bridgeport Dee Judge Simpson presiding over O Loughlin versus the Jennings company in Providence trial. Plaintiff claims a Madsen car bought from Coulson Squires was seized by the Jennings unit, while the defense asserts Squires acted as tent. Plaintiff testified the car was taken November 3 and police could not retrieve it. Judge indicated verdict for plaintiff with 3850 damages and noted the case may go to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Dee
Simpson
O'Loughlin
Erwin M. Jennings
Reich
Nauenanek
Oloustein
Pisau
Flint Motor Car Company
Aurmey Clayton L. Klein
Mannion
O'Loughlin Iin
Hineh
O'Louchlin
Connecticut
Jennings Campiny
Providence
Jennings Company
2 Oestlack
Klein
Return of Queen Marie Dominates Roumanian Crisis
Bucharest December 1 The Roumanian political scene remains obscure as the royal situation shifts. King Ferdinand’s condition improves yet viewed as limited. Queen Marie’s return and efforts for Prince Carol’s return draw wide attention. A regency council may be formed and Premier Averescu assumes war ministry control while the minister travels abroad in a precautionary move. The exact role for Queen Marie remains unsettled as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marie
Prince Carol
Atkinson
U.S
Bucharest
Siie Ferdinand
Averescue
Ministry of War
War Ministry
Marie
Gift-Giving Days Favor Children in Union City
The Gift-Giving Days event in Union City, part of the Non-FAVOR in Mercints association, offers prizes for children including a Gruen watch, a Columbia bicycle, a train set, a Madame Hemlinon doll carriage, and a coaster wagon. Coupons must be turned in by six o clock to qualify for drawings. 40 coupons awarded with a savings account of 41 or more at local banks. Participating merchants include Grossman Department Store, Union City Hardware, and three local banks: Naugatuck National, Ansonia Savings, and Naugatuck Banks Trust Co. Read The News for the full list of stores and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercints Association
Jonnie
Columbia
Billie
Madame Hemlinon
Bey
Union City
Grossman Department Store
Union City Hardware
Joval Banks
Naugatuck Natomial
Ansatuek Savings and
Naugatuck Banks Trust Co
Nauatuck Union City Merchants
School Children Contribute to Red Cross Fund
H. F. Chittenden, chairman of Junior Red Cross activities in Naugatuck and Beacon Falls, reports the returns from school campaigns in the Red Cross fundraiser. The NCR drive shows participation from local schools and outlines amounts raised and contributions received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Naugatuck
Beacon Falls
H. FE. Chittenden
Reventis Condinebedk
Theft At South Main Street Restaurant
A night break in at Charles Konovicas's restaurant at 1% South Main Street led to the theft of $2060. Police are investigating after the intruder entered via a cellar door and accessed the money hidden in a plain location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Konovicas
South Main Street
Roumania's Future Intrigue Pressures Coup Possibility
The article suggests Prince Carol faces difficulty returning to Roumania except via a coup. It notes that internal stability is seen as essential since neighboring countries would exploit any internal dissension. Intrigue around the throne hinges on continuity and regional risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Roumania
Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight Expanded
The State Tuberculosis commission led by Dr Stephen St Maher Wallace S Allis and Arthur Kimball urges sale of Christmas Seals to fund Connecticut tuberculosis programs. The campaign has saved lives, reduced deaths, and funded sanatoria nurses and clinics, with life expectancy rising nationwide. continued support is urged as the 18th annual seal sale opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Commissinn
Stephen St. Maher
Wallace S. Allis
Arthur Kimball
Laos
Connecticut
United States
Canada
Patterson Chosen to Lead 1927 Naugatuck Grid Team
At a 25-member meeting at Naugatuck High School James Patterson was elected captain for the 1927 grid squad, praised for long service and leadership in the Garnet and Gray backfield. John Raythwich elected team manager, three committees named for banquet planning, sweaters, and general arrangements. Members earning Varsity N include Captain Gideon Tomlingson and Captain-elect James Patterson along with Ed ward Butkus, Joseph Mazilauskas, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
James Patterson
Garnet and Gray Grid
Patterson
Jimmig
Garnet and Gray
Milback
John Raythwich
Edward Butkus
Stephen Sweeney
Francis Linskey
Grid
Bark la Valley
Gideon Tomlingson
James Murphy
Francis Linski
Thomas Raythwick
Joseph Mazilauskas
Gideon Tomlingon
Joseph McGreary
John Daly
John White
Dayton Sanford
Thomas Kaythwich
John, Gribauskas
Fran
Chaplin and wife separate amid family dispute
Los Angeles December 2 1929 Charles Chaplin and his second wife Lita Grey have separated after a Monday night dispute at the Chaplin home. Grey and the two children moved to her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Curry. Curry said the couple have been estranged for months with negotiations for a property settlement under way and a possible divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Chaplin
Comedian
Lita Gray
Chaplin
Hollywood
Chaplins
Mexico
Lita Grey
Mildred Harris
Miller Holland
U.S
Dee
Ling
William Curry
Hever
William E. Curry
Mrs. Chaplin
Deficiency of Rainfall Reported by New Haven Office
The federal weather bureau office in New Haven reports a rainfall deficit of 7.1 inches for the 11 months ending December 1. November brought 0.9 inch above normal, but had no snow. The district was warmer than average by over one degree in November, while the year to date remained colder, with a total deficit of 2.28 degrees in average daily temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Weather Bureau
New Haven
Four Bandits Wreck R R Station in Patchogue
Four bandits blew open the Patchogue Long Island railroad station safe with dynamite and looted its contents. Residents across blocks were startled by the explosion but the robbers escaped before officers arrived. The loss amount was not yet known.
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Patchogue
N. Y
Long Island Railroad
Names list appears in historical notice fragment
Readable fragment lists individuals including Linski Stokes Mehigan Linskey Sanford Pruchnicki Striewski Sweeney Dubois Nauges Nixon Anderson La alley Karobin. No clear event or action detected. item resembles roster or notice fragment with multiple personal names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eis Linski
William Stokes
Edward Mehigan
Francis Linskey
Marvin Sanford
Anthony Pruchnicki
Stephen Striewski
Stephen Sweeney
Robert Dubois
Nordhill Nauges
Willam Nixon
Arnold Anderson
Earl la ¥Alley
William Karobin
Officers Elected by Local Fish and Game Association
The Naugatuck Fish and Game Protective Association re elected Thomas P Saunders as president at the annual meeting in the borough courthouse. Other officers named include Joseph Sullivan as first vice president Solomon Anenburg as second vice president William H Moods as secretary George Schlossery as treasurer and an executive committee listing several members. A Hartford legislative meeting set for December 10 will discuss changes to state game laws with Sen. Tolles chairing the local delegation. Discussions covered pheasants trout limits and fish and hunting regulations and a plan to meet with state authorities to push changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck Fish and Game Protective Asoviation
Thomas P. Saunders
Borough
Munny
Thomas PL Saunders
Joseph Sullivan
Secon
Solomon Anenburg
Willam H. Moods
George Schlossery
Louis Schiller
Clarence Nfabbeh
Ridolf Lenners
George Wood
George Young
Edward Simmons
John Penrose
Saunders
Hartford
State Board of Fisheries and Gane
Claremont J. Tolles
Nct
State Board
Naugatuck
New Jersey
Connecticut
Focal Association
Defense lawyers attack Gibson testimony in Hall-Mills trial
In Somerville New Jersey December 2 defense leaders McCarter and Case summed up the defense attack on the prosecution in the Hall Mills murder trial. They assailed the state's tactics and challenged the credibility of star witness Mrs Jane Gibson arguing she could not have seen the crime scene. Case pressed five points to undermine her story citing contradictions and alleged checkered conduct. The jurors heard sharp exchanges as lunch recess began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Rilgaluen
N.S
Court House
Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Robert H. McCarter
Clarence FE. Case
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry
Willam Stevens
McCarter
Alexander Simpson
Raymond Schneider
Pearl Hahner
Sehneder
Rev. Hall
Willie Stevens
James Mills
Hall
Case
Jane Gibson
Hudson County
Somerset
Middlesex
Gibson
Cause
de Russey
Jane
Barber-Tonic Hair Tonic Question in Pathfinder Snippet
Fragment from a Pathfinder item humorously questions a hair thinning barber. A customer replies no, then asks if London has a dog beauty parlor, revealing a satirical or playful tone in an unnamed page fragment.
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Alcel
London
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Washington
Hence
Leo O'Loughlin
Erwin Ms. Jennings Company, Inc
Synieatiteek
Tetton Baile
Central Avenue
Sateen
Rubber Avenue
Oak Street
Hop Brook Prospect Steer
Milivitte
Pond Hill
Clarke
Rimmoth
South Main ST
N.bl
Garnet
Gray
R. R
BIG Guns
Local Fish and Game Association
Chos
Thomas
Travis
Will Apnear
Gem Opera
Clostreaday
Chained TV
Mrs. Gibson
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