Campo's Second Trial Ends In Deadlock With Judge Displeased
In Noroton Dr Anthony R Campo faces a second failed jury verdict after six hours of deliberation in a criminal case alleging manufacturing intoxicating liquor and possession with intent to sell. Judge Isaac Wolfe discharged the 12 jurors amid a 10 to 2 leaning toward conviction. Police had raided Campo’s Neroton Relif hospital premises, uncovering stills and thousands of gallons of alcohol, with defense claiming lease to a Brooklyn man for summer use.
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Criminal Superior Court
Isaac Wolfe
Anthony R Campo
Noroton
Dr Campo
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Wolfe
George & Roeindell
New Canaan
Wolff
Rendell
Tauch
Fred Crouch
Newtown
Stratfield
James Kisman
Frank Fasnell
Dr Compo
Darien
Federal Prohibition
Necroton Relief Hospital
Brooklyn
James Cantalaupo
Hugh Lavery
Campo
US District Court
College Student Missing After Final Note Clue
Clifford Mattice a Stevens' College junior vanished from his dormitory in Annadale on Hudson. A final undressed note claimed he could not mix with people and death was of no use to life. Search teams comb the Hudson River area while Mattice’s parents, in Johnson City, received his goodbye letter.
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Annandale - On - Hudson
Clifford Mattre
Hudson Riet
Mattice
R. D. Mattice
Johnson City
Prohibition Enforcement Row Divides Willebrandt Opposition
Washington April 1 AP Reorganization of prohibition enforcement takes effect amid Mrs Mabel Willebrandt opposition. Assistant Secretary Andrews outlined duties to new customs and prohibition commissioners. Wheeler of Anti-Saloon League called the final bill weaker than the House version but an advance for civil service and reorganization.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Andrews
Treasury
Customs and Prohibition Commissioners
Hayter
Mellon
Willecrandt
Congress
Willis
Ohio
Waynie B Wheeler
Anti-Saloah League
House
Mra
Willebrandt
Senate
Wheeler
Haynes
Cramton
Fire engine hits pole injuring three in Waterbury
Three firemen William Mulligan John Lear and Harold Parker were injured when a fire truck enroute to a blaze backed down a hill and struck a telephone pole at Baldwin and Pleasant Streets. They were rushed to St Marys hospital where surgeon Lee reported one serious case and others with varying injuries. The truck was wrecked and authorities awaited further medical updates.
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Waterbury
Uty Cortidad
Willam Mulligan
John Lear
Harold Parker
St Marys Hospital
Lee
Ridge and Pleasant
Pleasant Street
Baldwin
Pleasant Streets
Faibyiezien
Wita Pole
Siainbull
Wennes
Dim
Tae
Rune
Stratford
Willebrandt
Alforner
Jetetar
Andrena
Texas
Uniform Auto Law for New England Urged by Hurley
Robert T Hurley urges a six state uniform motor vehicle code to standardize rules across New England to reduce traffic problems. He cites inter state vehicle use and railroads the need for consensus among Connecticut New Haven Hartford Bridgeport and other cities to improve safety. He criticizes local disagreements and calls for a unified plan despite some opposition.
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Hurley
Robert T Hurley
State
Pace
Bridgeport Automobile Club
Uatfield Hotel
Connecticut
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Meriden
Watersbury
Springfield
Warcester
Hunley
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Dearth Acquitted By Senate In Indiana Trial
Indiana Senate acquits Circuit Court Judge Claence W Dearth of corruption charges after a seven-count impeachment trial. The chamber votes for acquittal on all counts. a majority clear but not unanimous on several counts. The verdict follows a tense session as Dearth vows to return to the bench in Muncie. Newsman George St Dale linked to the case faced publicity over press suppression accusations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
Claence W Dearth
Muncie
W Harold van Orman
Wis Ilmost Ag
Uial
Dale
Dearth
Ohio
Ile
Police Continue Drive Against Ory Violators
Police yesterday intensified a drive against Uquot law violators. In three raids two women and a man were arrested on Uquot counts, with evidence seized in each location. Louis Allende, 36, at 66 Lexington Avenue, Jennie Cappello, 36, at 8 Fulton Street, and Mary Santora, 286 Hallett Street, East Bridgeport, were detained. Cappello and Santora posted bonds, Santora held on a second offense at $600, others at $300.
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Louis Allende
Lexington Avenue
Maloney
Murphy
Grandfield
Buckley
Fulton Street
Jennie Cappello
King Ferdinand of Roumania Reported Near Death
Reports from Paris say King Ferdinand suffering an intestinal disorder worsened, with communications cut to Bucharest, while Prince Carol remains at Neuilly. Queen Marie heads toward Bucharest and radium doctor Dr Sluys travels there as Vienna reports a possible death, though Paris cautions secrecy.
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Paris
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Buchsapest
Bucharest
Ienna
Carol
Neuilly
Ferdinand
Marie of Togo Slavia
Sluys
Vienna
Chaplin Plea Filed To Extend Divorce Response Time
Los Angeles April 1 AP A legal maneuver filed today by Charlie Chaplin's counsel seeks three extra months to answer Lin Grey Chaplin's divorce complaint. The motion to quash service of summons was executed by the comedian's lawyers to halt publication service.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Lin Grey
Chaplin
Comedian's Counsel
Publica
Coal Mines Sever Ties With Union Start Open Shop
Pitts burgh Terminal Coal corporation announced seven mines employing 3100 men would be operated non union after a wage dispute with the Mine Workers of America. H F Baker said the company offered a lower scale than the Jacksonville agreement, proposing inside labor at 50 a day and outside at 4 50, while the Jacksonville minimum is 7 60. President Coolidge indicated he would refrain from action at present.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Notleen
Terminal Corporation
Jacksonville
John L Lewis
Mine Workers of America
Taylorville
Coolidge
Washington
H. F. Baker
Rae Sabs Ft
Baker
Ex Senator Smith of New Jersey dies at 76
Former United States Senator James Smith Jr. died at his Newark home at seventy six. He served one term in the Senate from 1893 to 1899 and was noted for his role in Woodrow Wilson's rise to power. His four sons and two daughters were at his bedside.
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Newark
N. J
United States
James Smith, Jr
Smith
Ayit
United States Senate
Woodrow Whison
Mr Wilson
New Jersey
Cantonese Split and Chien Kai-Shek Reported
A garbled page outlines threats to China with mentions of Chiang Kai-shek and Japanese actions near Shanghai. It notes U.S. orders for additional mobilization and fleet movements, with further references to Chinese defenses and international tensions.
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Chane Kai-Shek
China
Age Washington
Keilong Aeniog Atueifeane
Shapgiri
Imttio
Cline
Bridgeporl Circus
Ubow
New York
Philadelphia
Robert IT Harley
Macdonald Yelle
Baangel
Altay Kenney
Cantonese War Lords in Quarrel Reported Ousting Fleet
Washington April 1 AP Secretary Kellogg affirmed U S resolve to protect Americans in China. Orders sent 1500 Marines to San Diego with light tanks and motorized guns. Evacuation of Shanghai ordered. only Americans unable to be protected were advised to withdraw by Minister MacMurray in Peking.
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Americana
China
Kellogg
San Diego
California
United States
Shanghai
MacMurray
Peking
Kellogs
Municipal Council
International City
Military Leader Meg War within Revolt Sharp Disagreemi
Shanghai dispatch reports deepening civil strife in China as General Chang Kai-shek's power grows in the Yangtze valley and warships, including American vessels, move to coastal duties. Foreign observers warn of potential clashes amid nationalist and Cantonese factions as Japan profiles its naval show of force.
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Hat
Sea Sharp
China
Shanghai
Kuomintang
Etaaken
Japan
Spit Loom
Nacionalister
Ci Shek
Chang
Hankow
Yangtae Valley
Mili
Canton
Tientsin
Telngtao
Bhantung
Asheville
Nanking
Ank
Chang Teung-Chang
Shastung
Cnnarva
Henry Ford Quits Britain While Resting At Home
Detroit April 1 AP Henry Ford remains flat on his back at home per his physician orders after injuries from last Sunday night's car crash. Officials say initial beliefs of a deliberate attempt to kill him have faded to accident. Ford requests return home for rest. medical exams show no serious injury despite minor internal hemorrhages. In parallel, Britain prepared to demand reparations and punish perpetrators for Nanking outrages, with plans to act alone if the US and Japan do not join in.
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Noaphal
Gon
Beck
Detroit Howe
Ware
Sapiro
Union
Chicago
Thompson
Budiong
Zoos
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Abme Erie
Ming Ferdinand
Bucharent Oe
Ratures Starlais
Sophie Tardeda
Berial
Stary Pann
Fanhaston
Dr Mercy
Lemue
Foelgn
Fiughia
Capayan
Fivat
Jack Delanty
Conteant
Tex Riekara
Defea
Fm Summer
Paulin Batteriny
Tom Heeney
Hobby Cruickahank
Lee Ragen
Nanking
Japan
Petia
China
Henry Ford
Britain
Detroit
Remore
Ford
Harry H. Bennett
London
Great Britain
Washington
Tokyo
Bearden
United States
Police fail to find man's companions in burglary bid
Jerry Currie twenty five of 84 Madison avenue New York and another man were held at police headquarters after an attempted break in at Logan Brothers store East Main and Nichols Street. Currie denied ties to recent city robberies as detectives hunted two fleeing companions. Four other burglaries were reported as authorities pursued leads. Also Texas rangers were ordered to Borger to enforce martial law amid lawlessness stoking unrest in the oil boom town.
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Jerry ‘Currie
Madison Avenue
New York
Charles Payden
Logan Brothers
East Main Street
Nichols Street
Bond
Pope
Curlie
Ordler
Austin
Texas
Texas Rangers
Borger
Panhandle
Dan Moody
Agan
Moody
Hutchinson County
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Sophy Tancred
Elizabeth York Miller
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