Two Superior Court Sessions Open with Multiple Cases
Two branches of the Superior Court open sessions with Judge Kellogs presiding on one regular session and another April additonal session with a jury. Cases include contested divorces and estate matters in Greenwich Mount Vernon and Bridgeport, with one noted administrator action and several city-related suits. Tomorrow and Thursday bring additional cases. Judge Keeler assigns four today.
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John P. Kellogs
John Tm
Kelless
John F White
Greenwich
Bei c
White
Mount Vernon
Uel D. Brooks
Bouton Brooks
Trederick Hill
Maryrington Hill
James Wdren
Cestate
Orman J. Drew
Clark & Beards
Klists M. Beardsley
Samuel Kriedman
George B. Ch
Lnc
Judge Keeler
Luigi Apicelli
Adm
Benjamin Ilersal
Dehn Ricé
Adr
Steve Doeminke
Jann A. Burns
Death toll rises from car and fall incidents in Burns city
Four automobile deaths are reported together with a fatal fall on an ivy sidewalk in Burns. Judge Keeler has ordered four cages prepared for tomorrow and four for Thursday as part of ongoing proceedings.
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Keeler
Estate Left by Coroner of New London
Net London April 14 coroner Franklin of London county left an estate totaling about 45 687 dollars per an inventory filed by Justice of the Peace Formidi tary. The property includes parcels in Norwich and a 50 dollar home at Gales Ferry, with other assets valued at 316 009 dollars.
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New London
London
Goroner Pranklin
London County
Norwich
Gales Ferry
Funeral of Attorney Patrick OBrien Today
Meriden burials notice states attorney Patrick OBrien aged 32 died suddenly from heart trouble. The funeral will be held at his late residence with local clergy attending.
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Patrick O'Brien
Meriden
O Brien
Pickets Leave Stamford Factory After Injunction
Pickets withdraw after a temporary injunction issued by Superior Court Judge John Kettler curbs protests at Gumek Leiken Ge factory in Stamford. The Amalgamated Workers of America and local union members were accused of interfering with operations and threatening the plant. The injunction aims to halt further picket lines while the case proceeds.
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John Kettler
Superior Court
Gumek Leiken Ge Inie Eirec
Americ
Staslford
Threiute
Banens
Je Desirabied
Solemn Requiem to Honor Late Oecoes at St Joseph
A solemn requiem will be held tomorrow at St Joseph for the late Oecoes. The service will be celebrated by his nephew Rev Willige F O Brien of Thampeonvyilly. Pallbearers include Willias I lauhy and W vant, with John ch O'Brien listed as a nephew.
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St. Joseph
Rae
Willige F .O Brien
Thampeonvyilly
Willias
Lauhy
O'Brien
Common Pleas Court in Session Today at Bridgenurt
The Common Pleas Court sits in Bridgenurt with Judge Ju fe presiding and Judge Wish set to hear a docket including Samuel Kain versus Elizabeth Holoh Lop. The case list shows several early maters and a number of hearings for Thursday as part of the session.
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Common Pleas Court
Sailing of Former Imperator Cancelled
Fragmentary OCR notes report the sailing of the former Imperator cancelled this April. References to a vessel named Heronsaria or Lae Tm horator appear, with unclear sources and dates, but indicate the ship's assignment or status may have shifted to continued service or salvage under a consignee.
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Imperator
Niton
Sedi Heronsaria
Daca Av
One Burned to Death in Apartment Fire
A deadly apartment fire left one person dead as smoke and flames spread through the building. Police assisted as residents evacuated and investigators inspected the scene for the cause.
Doctor Held Over Death Of Woman Patient In Waterbury
Waterbury doctor George AL Faber is held for the death of Mrs. A Wilcox after a quarrel with her husband. Police say Faber operated without a license and used a negative outcome to justify the procedure. The case was presented to the Superior Court coroner’s inquest. The report notes a Hartford session and Veterans affairs items unrelated to the case.
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Waterbury
Preas
Ne Superior Court
John Z
Montzania
George AL Faber
A. Wilcox Shand
Ueatury
Faber
Womar
Weimar Museum Plundered by Thieves
A garbled OCR fragment reports a museum in Weimar was plundered by thieves. The readable text is incomplete with stray letters and broken phrases, hindering precise details of the incident, suspects, or stolen items.
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Weimar
Jap Sailors Held For Attempt to Smuggle Liquors
Five Japanese sailors, one wounded in the hip, are held by prohibition officers in Jacksonville after a plan to smuggle ashore 14 cases of liquor from the Japanese steamer The Mary. Officers guarded 12 cases found later as the crew resisted arrest during the delivery.
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Jacksonville
Japs Read U S Note as Route to Fresh Parley
In Toro, April 10, newspapers highlight Secretary Hughes note on mandates and island policy. Officials see it as foreshadowing another peace conference while Japanese naval policy remarks to the AP are viewed as prompting broader talks on naval limits and international discussion.
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Toro
Charles E. Hughes
Amd
Martic
Americas
Rantirat
Tomosaburo Kato
Tia Marine
Japan
Associated Press
Waterbury Plant of Ingersoll Co Closed
Waterbury Conn April 11 The Waterbury plant of Robert Z Ingersoll and Breiher watch ers shut down today for an item period The water department of the Waterbury Clock company is closed for one week At the Church of Sta Peter and Paul yesterday the pastor Rev Thomas P Atulenhy announced that of the male members in his parish now out of payment he would provide work for as many as possible in grading and beautifying the grounds around its parish new church which was recently completed and dedicated
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Waterbury
Conn
Robert Z. Ingersoll
Breiher
Watchers
Ite
Water Department
Waterbury Clock Company
Church of
Sta. Peter and Paul
Thomas P. Atulenhy
Fts Parish
Danish Captain of Industry Dies by Own Action
Copenhagen reports the death of Ballin, a leading Danish industrial figure and private fortune spender to avert a company collapse. He died after an inflicted wound, with Germany’s wartime impact noted and Ballin’s role as a prominent industrialist cited amid 1918 figures.
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Copenhagen
Balkin
Ballin
Germany
Beards Suggested By Tamona Physician For Strength
A Tamona physician advocates beard growth as a means to strengthen body and mind. He cites protection against climate, toothache, throat issues, and inflammation, claiming facial hair aids pain tolerance, warmth, and shielding delicate structures. Long-term benefits are described as significant though unquantified.
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Tamona
Agenes
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Albert Y
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Tofay
Sandy Hook
Thy
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
U.S
Tokio
Hughes
Ingersoll CO
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Kibbe
Springfield, Mass
Tibbes
Indies
Hermitage Rasp Coffee
Austin
Nichols Col. Inc
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Earth
R. E. Beardsley
J. E. Beardsley
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