Chapman to Finish Term at Wethersfield Prison
Connecticut inmate Chapman remains confined at Wethersfield to serve a lengthy term. Officials indicate no hurdle to potential retrials in Hartford if the state seeks further proceedings. Federal and state authorities discuss transfer options between Atlanta and Connecticut for future court actions.
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Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
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New Britain
Ak Wetherstiel
Hugh Alcorn
Chapman
Wethersfield
Donovan
Lal
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Wish Meon
Cone Trent
Frewald Chapman Toy Hs Life
Murae
New Betain
Vitar Denovan Wade
Wethersfell
Youth Who Held Up Grocer Given Another Chance
A youth who robbed a grocer in YOR district received a suspended sentence after prosecutors promised to help find a job and family support. Court officials indicated he would be monitored as he cooperated with investigators, and he later surrendered a gun to authorities. The case drew attention to rehabilitation efforts for first offenders.
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Marvelous Cocoanut Palm Confers Hidden Uses Across Lands
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion of the cocoanut palm its vast fruit uses and economic potential. References to harvesting processing fibers and products including brushes and woven leaves appear, with scattered mentions of researchers and origins in America and Japan.
Veteran Dies, Once Wore Zouaves Uniform
Jackson, born October 6 1837 in Hudson New York, died suddenly at his home on Ghuet Street Springdale. He served five years in the Civil War and retired as a captain in the aid dispatch of volunteers. Survived by wife and three children, funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Bell and Clapp. burial at Yonkers.
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Andersons
Mer Jakson
Hudson
Yorts
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Jichson
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Woodbridge
Church Window Sermon Topic Set for Sunday Service
A Methodist church plans a morning service at 9 30 with a sermon on the illuminated church window depicting Gethsemane Christ kneeling The Rev W O Melcher will deliver the discourse using the window scene as the sermon topic during the Sunday observance.
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Stamford Automobile Dealers Banquet Recap in Stamford
The Stamford Automobile Dealers association held a dinner and vaudeville entertainment at Hot 1 Davenport. President John Fierce, Secretary Lee Gray, and Treasurer Ray B. Stock were announced along with officers and a committee including Howard Taylor, Joseph Tedesco, and George Fichermeyer.
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Stamford Automobile Dealers Association
Davonport de la Pisreo
John Fierce
Lee Gray
Ray B Stoclslare
Hovad Taylor
Joseph Tedesco
George Fichermeyer
Easter Flora Boom Hits Downtown Shops
Florists rush to fill Easter demand as lilies roses azaleas and bougainvillea fill display stands. Prices vary with bloom count from fifty cents to hundreds per stem while orchids command around 390 each in major shops. Special buyers seek vibrant colors and large arrangements for spring celebrations.
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Azallas Genestias
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Physical Prowess Exhibition Opens at Stanford
A four day display of physical education began in Stanford with 360 pupils showcasing physical drills dances and games by Arth gradu es pupils. Grades six to eight rotate days through Thursday Wednesday and Monday as judges Miss Stoehr Hexamer and William Meyers observe. Joseph L Staiger head of physical training praised the event.
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Louis Mann Sued Over Departure From Pilgrims Progress
The actor Louis Mann faces a 110000 suit in New York County by Alfred Lil and Benjamin Strause theatrical producers who claim he quit the Pilgrims Progress cast without due notice or change on February 9. The case alleges breach of contract and injury to the production.
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New York
Louis Mann
Pilgrims ‘Progress
Alfred Lil
Benjamin Strause
Noted Jurist Dead in Iowa at Ninety
Former Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice and congressman from 1888 to 1890 died last night at age ninety in Iowa. Judge J R noted.
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J R. Need
Iowa Supreme Court
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