Clash Expected Between Sulzer and Glynn at Albany Meeting
Albany Aug 18 The Sulzer Glynn governorship dispute in New York prompts a late day board of trustees meeting to designate quarters and possibly offices for the executive amid Sulzer’s refusal to vacate. Glynn acting governor Wagner and Speaker Smith plan to attend. Sulzer supporters weigh loyalty and pay implications.
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Albany
William Sulzer
Martin Hotrnn
New York
Teday
Board of
Trustees
Public Buildmes
Glynn
Robert F. Wagner
A. E. Smith
Assembly
Bulzer
Chanter
Piatt
Sulzer
Board of Trustees
Mr. Sulzer
Buizer
Samuel J. Frankenstein
Goverrnor Glyn
Conference to Recognize Sulzer in Madison Wisconsin
Madison reports an ORS conference planned in Colorado Springs to recognize Governor Sulzer. Miles Reilly says invitations were sent to Sulzer and Lieutenant Governor Glynn, but the conference is not expected to address the situation.
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ORS
Madison
Wis
Aus
Colorado Springs
Sulzer
Miles Reilly
Sec
Reilly
Glynn
Supposed Thief Claims Boys Sold Him Auto Parts
Police investigate theft of automobile components from the New Haven area. Suspect says small boys sold him items including an aluminum radiator, found with a tiny express wagon. Attorney pins argue client merely a recent junk purchaser awaiting August bonds case follow up.
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Ocomobile Company
Amation
Kresheam
Altrona
New Haven
Whiting Street
Little Express
Smail Boys
Pin
Lander Bonds
Guy
Po- Bjorn
Young Cracksmen Considered Burglarious Visits
A 16 year old, Louth Geormell of 90 Willow Street, was captured by Detective George Simons after confessing to leaders of a planned band to rob U M C Company's warehouse. They wore masks, mapped Westogue Club plans, and planned a midnight raid which was foiled by arrests. Boxes of cartridges were removed and sold for a small sum. In Newark a train collision injured Elmer Sollinger and two others.
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Louth Geormell
Willow Street
U. MC. Company
George Simons
Yeorge Arnold
Weatogue Club
Stratford
Eer
Tadseny
Burglaries Net $10,000 in Jewels at Newport Store
Robbers entered the Hermann jewelry store after closing on Saturday, stealing jewels and silverware valued at about 10 000 while nearly hitting a larger haul of 200 000. Aiming to break the safe, they fled when alarm was raised, leaving behind show cases opened and three large jimmies. No suspects identified.
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Newport
R. I
Hermann Jewelry
George A. Wood
Park City Foreman Files Damages Claim Over Child Injury
Alexander Eckman of Park City Lumber Co. says his daughter Sigma aged four was injured when a hollow beer keg fell from a sidewalk pile in front of Clancy Bros Saloon at 74 Railroad Ave on July 2. He alleges City negligence for permitting keg placement. attorney A S Geldulic represents him.
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Alexander Eckman
Park City Lumber Co
Iranistan Avenue
Boucher
Sigma
Eckman
Clancy Bros
Railroad Avenue
Tockman
A. S. Geldulic
Dr Thomse F Cummings Vacationing at Sliver Beach
Dr Thomse F Cummings is spending his vacation at Sliver Beach and will return after Labor Day.
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Thomse F. Cummings
Sliver Beach
Labor Dar
St. Charles Church Finances Show Strong Health in Parish
Faithful attendance at St. Charles’ mass heard three financial reports from acting pastor Father Callahan. Funds from Father Lynch’s Silver Jubilee exceed 2800 dollars, mortgage reductions total 65,000 over five years, and parish assets valued at 140,000 to 150,000 with equity near 70,000. A memorial at the church is proposed, and Rev. P J McGivney of Middletown will take charge in late August.
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St. Charles’ Church
Father Callahan
Father Lynch
St. Charles’ Parish
East Main
Ogden, Koosuth
Stillman Streets
Putnam Street
Noble Avenue
P. J. McGivney
Middletown
Parich
Many Notables Attend Elks Clam Bake at Rivercliffe
The Bridgeport Lodge of Elks held a clam bake and sheep roast in Milford drawing about 250 members. Norman Goulden led the event praised as the best ever with side show acts by Al Goulden and William O'Hara. Guests included Grand Exalted Ruler Edward Leach and other Elks officials from New York, Hartford, and Hertford.
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Bridgeport
Edward Leach
New York Lodge
Arthur Deardon
James H. Carroll
Maurice Deichies
Law Committee
Henry #. Jennings
Hartford
Edward Cotter
Hertford
Hartford Lodge
Arthur Smith
John Mack
Edward Welch
Wheeler & Howes Garage Built on City Land City Gains Land Swap Ends Dispute
Wheeler and Howes Co began a garage near the Congress Street Bridge east end. Residents believed the site was city property. An agreement with the city swapped land so the company gave more land than received, settling the street line dispute and benefiting the city.
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Wheeler & Howe
Wheeler & Howes' Co
Congress Street Bridge
Wheeler & Howes Co
Runaway May Endanger William L. Bayles
William L. Bayles of 709 Madison avenue lies unconscious at St Vincent's hospital after a horse he drove bolted near Trumbull turning the surrey and ejecting him. He suffered severe head lacerations and possible base skull fracture as doctors planned surgery to relieve his condition.
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William L. Bayles
Madison Avenue
St Vincent's Hospital
Trumbull
Mr. Bayles
E. D. Hunley
Surrey
Matilda Gregory
John Katchele
Mystery In Hawleyville Woman Case
Mrs. William Jillson of Hawleyville was found unconscious with a severed wrist in her room. Dr W H Kiernan rushed her to Danbury hospital where doctors hope for recovery if infection or lockjaw do not intervene. investigators note a broken flower jar nearby but no clear cause.
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Hawleyville
William Jillson
W. H. Kiernan
Sandy Hook
Danbury Hospital
Jillian
John Pierce
Pierce
Judge Godbee and former wife slain in Millen post office
In Millen Georgia on August 18 Edna Godbee, divorced wife of Judge W H Godbee, shot and killed the judge and his second wife inside the post office. The dead woman was identified as Mrs Godbee from Pennsylvania. Leo Whalley, probate office clerk, and George L Catlin, Board of Contract and Supply clerk, have returned from vacations nearby.
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Millen
Edna Godee
W. 3. Godbee
Godbee
Pennsylvania
Leo Whalley
Myrtle Beach
George L. Catlin
Board of Contract and Supply
Thaw letter from Matteawan escape hints at rest and Elmhurst trip
Mrs. Mars Copely Thaw received a noon letter from Harry K. Thaw, who escaped Matteawan Asylum. He said he would rest before going to Elmhurst, Pa, and noted hopes that Mr. and Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie would visit. The note, written in his handwriting, arrived from New York and hinted at further interviews.
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Matteawan State Hospital
Martin H. Glynn
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Glynn
Superintendent Riley
Sulzer
Riley
Plattsburg
Thaw
Mr. Glynn
Dr. Kieb
Albany
New York
Mars Copely Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Elmhurst
Cresson
Remao
George Lauder Carnegie
Mall
Pennsylvania
Ms. Than
South Norwalk
Conn
New London
George Lauder, Jr
Enymion
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Thaw escape inquiry broadens across Connecticut
Connecticut police and curious citizens monitor clues as Harry K Thaw’s alleged night journey through the state prompts reports of multiple New York cars near Wilton Danbury and Norwalk. Witnesses describe a dark moustached man and a nervous woman amid touring cars seeking Stamford rotations.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Harry K. Thaw
Autarse
Biles
Roton Point
Stamford
Thaw
R. H. Fitch
Wilton
Ridge Field
Danbury Road
New Cansan
New York
Fitch
New Canaan
Norwalk
Ridgefield
Mr. Fitch
South Nor
Danbury
Ridgefield Road
Barnum Arraigned Over Thaw Escape Bribery Charge
Poughkeepsie August 18 Barnum Matteawan hospital attendant arraigned before Supreme Court Justice Morschauser on a bribery warrant connected to Harry K. Thaw’s escape. He sought counsel as hearing was delayed for a lawyer’s arrival. Also named were Richard Butler Michael O Keefe Roger Thompson and others whose warrants were issued for aiding Thaw.
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Poughkeepsie
Howard Bernim
Matteawan Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Barnum
Thaw
William Gordon
Holland Hotel
Matteawan
Conger
Gordon
Krum
State Hospital
James Maher
Richard Butler
Michael O'Keefe
Roger Thompson
Mrs Thaw Smiles At Harrys Stunt
New York August 13 a sensational report outlines Mrs Thaw reacting to a dramatic incident involving her son Thomas Thaw and a dramatic escape from Mathewson Asylum. The article notes police and public attention, with threats and a possible extradition context surrounding Howard Burnham. The piece hints at community safety concerns and public intrigue as the Thaw family navigates ongoing media scrutiny.
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