Five Crashes In Hartford Leave Two Dead Eight Injured
Multiple crashes across Hartford resulted in two deaths and eight injuries. Victims include Joseph Jeffers aged sixteen from 86 Mather Street killed when a car overturned near Thompsonville, and James Fagan ten, who died after injuries from a separate crash. Other injured include John Filipone twenty of Canton Street and several Hartford residents.
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Mather Street
Hartford
Thompsonville
John Filipone
Canton Street
Hartford Hospital
Daniel McCuliffe
William Walsh
James Fagan
Judson Place
New Evidence For Chapman Trial Sparks New Bid for Delay
Hartford reports defense lawyers announce discovery of new evidence to support a fresh trial for Gerald Chapman in the New Britain murder case. They seek an alibi and argue a federal sentence could affect Connecticut’s death judgment, with prospects of appeals toward the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Gerald Chapman
Rederik J. Groehl
Hartford Courant
New York
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Chapman Buch
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United States Supreme Court States
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Connecticut
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Brooke
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Attorney Leaves to Fight Deportation Order on Namian
Namian attorney Clifford Bo Wilson seeks to challenge an order by Etlis Island authorities demanding Namian return to Srmeria this month. George, a World War veteran who runs a Fairfield Avenue confectionery, is told deportation would separate him from his wife and four children. Alfred Burdick asks Senator McLean for guidance on filing and Labor Department steps.
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Clifford Bo Wilson
Abrahim Menina
Alfrul Street
Etlis Island
Srmeria
George
Fairfield Avenue
Bilis Island
Alfred W Burdick Asket
George P McLean
Ely Island
Samiae
Diushters
Dr Cook Leaves For Prison To Serve 14 Years
Dr Cook announces departure for Leavenworth to begin a 14 year and nine month sentence in a federal case amid claims he plans to return after serving the term.
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DR. Cook
Explorer
Agi
Frends
Leavenworth
Teaas
Wien
Duis Ferrer
Outlawry of war urged by church and state leaders
A memorial to President Coolidge urged an arms conference to outlaw aggressive war and reduce armaments. It argues the League of Nations failed, time is ripe for a draft treaty, and notes Britain may withhold sanctions unless the United States joins. The document, signed by prominent figures, calls for a practical plan to unite nations against war.
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Washington
Abr
Coolidge
Govenore
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Manimoua
Austia Chamberlain
Great
MacMillan to Lead Arctic Naval Flight Expedition
Lieutenant commander Donald B. MacMillan heads an Arctic expedition using Navy amphibian planes to map the ice region between Alaska and the North Pole. The mailing will depart from Wiscasset Maine around June 16 with Navy officers and volunteers, backed by the National Geographic Society, and plans call for flights of over 1000 miles at high speed to observe unknown ice areas.
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Coolidge
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North Pole
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
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Coulige
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Hoater MacMillan Beleves
Boston's Daring Motor Cops Hunt Charlestown Speedster
Boston police assign six motorcycle officers to chase James L Sheehan a 13 year old youth accused of stealing cars and racing through Charlestown in a hazardous display. He has eluded arrests, fired on officers, and driven multiple vehicles in a day long series of high speed dashes, prompting warnings to guard patrol wagons and garages. The case is seen as a dangerous theatrical stunt aimed at youth audiences.
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Bostox
Apul
Boston Potee Department
James L. Sheehan
Charlestown
Vis
Charleston
Crowley
Ths
Boston Navy Yard
Foes
Von Hindenburg Refuses Candidacy for President in Germany
Reports from Berlin say General von Hindenburg will not stand as the nationalist bloc candidate against former Chancellor Marx. The aged field marshal reportedly declined when urged by a nationalist committee. The right bloc remains split over Ludendorff and von Hindenburg, with confirmation hoped for April 5.
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Hans H von
von Hindenburg
James
Secont
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Velkische Kurier
Grygan
Ludendorf-Hitler
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Strearmann
Elnorate
Hie
Monte
Threatens Wife with Knife Then Breaks Dishes in Westport
In Westport on April 3 Special 7 dgnatz Shanko of 22 Slocum Street Norwalk was arrested by State Policemen Wilain Silt and Bernard Gfay after threatening to kill his wife at the home of Mia Helen Ktinkavich on Rose ille road. He was held on breach of peace and intoxication charges. Witnesses report he threatened violence but interferers prevented a deadly act. Shanko proceeded to smash dishes and break windows with stones before being restrained.
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Westport
Dgnatz
Shanko
Slocum Street
Norwalk
Wilain Silt
Bernard Gfay
Hial
Mia Helen Ktinkavich
Roseille Road
Déseult
Stankovich
Manatte
Lucian Stankovich
Drowns After Fall Into Water Pail at Home
Annie Bedmar fourteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Medbay of Ledyard died after falling into a large water pail in the acd at her parents house. The child, just able to walk, climbed the pail and fell head first. The body was found by the mother.
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Rorwich
Annie Bedmar
Francis Medbay
Ledyard
Hare
Grand Fleet Arrives in San Francisco for War Games
The United States grand fleet arrives from southern waters for ten days of final preparation for the War game in Hawaiian waters. San Francisco crowds line docks as 107 vessels with 500 officers and 33,500 enlisted men form a 25 mile procession. The Sertile cruiser enters harbor as two submarines slated to arrive tonight. Major social events and athletic series for officers begin with a parade to City Hall reviewed by Mayor James Rolph.
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Grand Fleet
United States
Hawaiian
Australia
New Zealand
Bay Region
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Plera
San Francinssen
Mand
Cilasy Piel
Cilasy Piel .the Cruiser Sertile
Robert Fi Coontz
Wu Il
Oulldine
James Rolph Ty
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Surrenders to Police After Slaying Fiancee
Greenwich reports a man who killed his fiancée and then surrendered to police. The suspect allegedly uttered a line about the reason never being known, with the quote attributed as part of the incident. Local authorities lid unclear motive and await further investigation.
Coast Guard nets nine in liquor run near Bayshore
Coast Guard seized two trawlers and a motor boat off Bayshore Long Island. Frank Cleary of Bridgeport was jailed in $1,000 bonds with eight others, awaiting federal trial in Brooklyn. The group allegedly ran liquor across Long Island Sound, with Cleary aboard the vessel Eda out of harbor. A second case involved James O Mahony confessing to murdering Beatrice Donnelly in Greenwich after taking a train from Grand Central.
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Bayshore
Long Island
Frank Cleary
Bridgeport
Oak Island
Long Island Sound
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Leary
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Estaj Tha Tranfer
Pal
Greenport
Chutes Thompson
Charles Munson
Wiedeith Moore Herman Jid
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John White
Henry Whadu
Greanport
Justice Davis
Gleary
Hell
United States Collector of Customs
Wallace A Smith
Kent
James O'Mahony
List Street
New York
Beatrice Donnelly
Wenty
West
62Nd Street
O Mahoney
Patrick Flanagan
O'Mahoney
Sory
Grand Central Terminal
Greenwich
Bruce Park
Benedict
Miss Donnelly
Margaret Donnelly
Donnelly
Flanagar
Q Mahoney
Mahoney
Aviator Fatally Injured at Ellington Field
Lieut John L. Broussard a 24 year old aviator at Ellington Field was killed when his foot slipped during dismounting from a seaplane near Clear Lake miles from Houston Texas. He was drawn into the propeller as the aircraft operated.
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Houston
Tex
John L. Broussard
Ellington Field
Coast Guard finds man aboard trawler Lola near harbor
Coast Guard crews locate a Park Cits man on board the trawler Lola after a harbor incident. Attorney departs to oppose Namlan deportation order as a Page 4 topic. Looting, cash register yields and other city items noted across pages 1 13. Five auto crashes reported in Bridgeport with injuries and traffic slowdowns. Greenwich raids uncover large quotage. Princeton Theological Seminary advisor Dr Charles Erdman removed amid a yearlong dispute with students over a league formation.
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Coast Guard
Park Cits
Lola
Namlan
Bridgeport
Patriott Avenue
Princeton
N. J
Charles Eirdman
Princeton Theological Seminar
Erdman
Princeton Seminary
300 Seamen Wanted to Patrol New York Waters
A recruitment appeal issued today by county officials through Arthur Davis states a call for 300 able seamen to man a 76 foot patrol vessel added this spring to the dry navy. Davis, state superintendent of the anti Saloon League, said officers hope to reach mobilization and enlistment through this notice.
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New York
Arthur Davis
Anti Saloon League
Davis
Patirt
Miami Tornado Strikes Killing Four and Causing Massive Damage
A powerful tornado near Miami Florida on April 5 left at least four dead and many injured. The storm damaged farms and newly built homes, destroyed a race track in Hialeah, and wrecked businesses. Rescue crews worked amid twisted debris as towns including Little River Liberty and Lemon City reported casualties.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeth Mounts
Everglades
Sungalc
Yreie Tives
Razei Tive
Alout
Mirami
Higtriet
Hialeah
Sport Center
Tllinois
Little Rive
Liberty
Lemon City
Milamwee
Woman Hartley Dies in Meriden Hotel Room
An unidentified woman about 40 to 43 years old, found dead in a Meriden hotel room, registered 24 hours earlier under the name Mrs Hartley. Police faced difficulty locating relatives as she kept to New Haven and Hartford papers and worked puzzles before dying, ruled natural causes per medical examiner. She wore a brown hat, brown eyes, and brown hair.
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Meriden
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