Ten Indicted Again in New Haven Alcohol Probe
A federal grand jury in Hartford returns true bills against ten individuals and two corporations linked to a multi million dollar alcohol diversion scheme. Included are New Haven prohibition agents and executives from the Florio Trucking and Solvents Recovery Co. The January indictments previously dismissed are refiled with new charges including distribution of denatured alcohol through Connecticut Distributors and related firms.
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New Haven
Pederal Grand Jury
Hs New Haven Propibtion
Anie Dil
Hartford
Jost Adler
Nen Haven
B. Thomas
John A Morse Farmer
Harm Comino
Connecticut Cohol Disputers Inc
Nathan Florido
Carl Florio
Anthony Florio
Floro
Richard
Momoe Jr
New Hisen
Dger Pike
Danbury
Rcovery Co
Ine Verman
Goldwein
Empre Bork Brogkhin Noy
Tumar
Erman
Goldin
Wo Stevens
Danvury
T'S Solvents
Heath
Channe
Herman
Caultaven
Les
Warthy Mic
Anthony Berote
Wattesset
Sew Haven
Perrott
Wey
Nafsla Faneeio
Ney
Iquina
Walle Angfort
Tesar
Pervote
Wooderty
Teggera
Cary
Morse
Perec Tun
Anthon Peppa
Sephora
Salients Recovery Company
Danwary
Phal
Conmercut Distributors Company Inc
Florio Truk Fee Company
Sis
Verrotti
Perpoegen Roth
Mothe
Perm
Turmoil in schools and politics dominates page one
A jumble of headlines reports teacher salaries, superintendent changes, and political debates. References include a new high school head, merger bills, budget items, a traffic survey, and court rulings affecting law and governance across multiple regions.
Hearing Today on Bill to Merge City Departments
A city hearing is set for today to consider merging Welfare Health and city dispensary departments with the health department facing elimination. Dr William Fan von health officer and LY Plety, chair of the citizens' committee, will represent opponents of the health department merger. The group plans to attend the afternoon sessions before the City and Boroughs Committee.
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Health Department
Welfare
Bridgeport Medical Society Council Approves Merger Bill Draft
The Bridgeport Medical Society council voted yes on the city administration merger plan uniting Health Welfare and City dispensary departments. Dr Smykowski said most abstained, preferring no action. Dr Curley and City Attorney DeLaney explained the bill. The reform places Health Officer Willans Hall Coon under the new commission, with two physician members recommended. Dr Emil Novak of Baltimore will speak at the May 3 meeting.
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The
Bridgeport Medical Society
B Tl, Smykowski
Peaieen
Algonquin Club
Smykowski
William H Curley
City Dispensary
A L DeLaney
Willans Hall Coon
Tia
Emil Novak
Baltimore
Garl Carroll Seeks Clemency From Justice Department
The theatrical producer Garl Carroll, jailed for perjury linked to grand jury testimony about a bathtub party, filed an executive clemency petition with the Department of Justice in Washington. He sought a stay of execution and planned appeals to New York judges, then departed for New York City as officials decide whether to recommend clemency to President Coolidge.
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Washington
Vial Carrot
Atlanta
Department of Pastics
Carroll
New York
New
Department of Justice
Currallis
Coolidge
Carrell Ready
Department of Tastier
Miw York
Carrell
Pennsylonia Station
Opening Baseball Game Broadcast By WJA WEAK Cluyimix
The opening baseball game will be broadcast this afternoon from Th Vournkre Latium New York. WJA and WEAK Cluyimix will air the event starting at oldmk time with Graham McNamee, the noted sports announcer, on the microphone.
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Aplix
Vournkre Latium
New York
Oeflock
Dlong
Cluyimix Sie
Graham McNamee
Blast and Flames Destroy Naugatuck Plant Buildings
Fire of unknown origin destroyed two buildings at the Naugatuck Chemical company, owned by United States Rubber, in Naugatuck. The blaze began around 7 46 o'clock with explosions near the distillation and oily machinery. All workers were accounted for, and losses are estimated near 10 000 dollars with costly machinery to replace. continued report on page two.
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Naugatuck
Naugatuck Chemical Company
United States Rubbe Company
Afr
Conservatioe
Four Teachers Out As School Board Appoints Over 800
Resignations of four teachers accepted by the Board of Education just before approving more than 800 appointments for the next school year. Four staff members left by mutual agreement, with three resignations effective at term end and one on March 26.
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Board of Education
Thia
Adout
Mildred Griffin
Sheridan School
Helen 4 Hawley
Laesin
Lovett
F Luby
Pilnet
al of
McKinle
Reed
Diiver H Ilkvons
Hood
Columbus School
Stratford Avenue
WoKinley School
Fe Tory
Jositel
Jook
Wit
Lary Mahaney
Swan Is Retained for Traffic Survey
Werhert Swan of New York was awarded a contract to conduct a traffic survey for Bridgeport City Plan Commission. The firm, nominated by Alderman Fred W. Tarrison, will start if signed by late April, with a two phase plan expected to take about a year and focus on traffic regulations and future development layouts.
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New York
Ruth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Supreme Court
Justice Scudder
Long Inland City
Dana Wallace
Mra Snyder
Newcombe
Samuel L Miller
Wallace
Ruth Snyder
Ibuttal
Werhert & Swan
Bridgeport
City Plan Commission
Swan
Fred W . Tarrison
Mike
Bootlegger Caught Delivering Liquor and Still Seized
Bootlegger nabbed by the bureau of investigation near Watersheer and Fairfield Avenue for delivering liquor. A seized still and confiscated quarts, gallons, kegs, and bottles filled the scene as detectives traced the suspect to Perth Street. Court action pending after a large wartime style haul was found at the residence.
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Bureau of Inventiga
Woods
Watersheer
Fairfield Avenue
Bacehiurecht
Atlas Joseph Rachl
Perth
Moon
Bergeanta Auger
de Iny
Water Street
Fairfield
Parc
Rivent md
Abe
Michal Arne
Bureau of
Intenti
Gation
Bach
Rose
Nilsener
Oa Hiteen
Professor Hadley Back From Tour Of Far East
Professor Hadley emeritus of Yale University returns from a two month tour of the Far East. He notified his home in New Haven of his safe arrival and said he enjoyed the trip.
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Professor Hadley Back
Far East
Victoria Boc
Arthu
Taining Hadley
Ameritus
Yale University
New Haevon
Bill seeks probe of Sacco Vanzetti case in Massachusetts
Massachusetts lawmakers debate a proposed commission to investigate the Sacco and Vanzetti murder case after recent pleas from abroad. Representative Roland Sawyer introduces the measure, aiming to report to the governor on trial fairness and potential new trials amid global appeals.
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Wilkine
Ford Uriah
BiHonaks
Racen Vanzetti
Br Hay State
Emandhing Coulis
Legion Port
Hbsoeals
Bill
Sacco-Vanzetti
BAY State
Boston
State Supreme Court
Sawyer
Massachusetts
Sacco
Vanzetti
Federal hearing frees raid victim. four men in limbo
United States Commissioner Hugh J Lavery discharged one man and held three of four defendants after hearings on liquor law violations. John Ciglar of 843 Stratford Avenue was released. Vincent Troll, David Young, and Jonveph Patacky were bound over for next term. Heaphy case postponed to allow defense briefs on search rights.
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United States
Hugh J Lavery
John
Ciglar
Stratford Avenue
Clglar
United States Court
Vincent Troll
Vine Street
David Young
State Street
Jonveph Patacky
Boatwick Agenua
Alexander Heaphy
Amothir
Cullinan
Heaphy
Trial on Arson Charge in Stamford Court
Stamford April 11 Anthony Malio a Stamford birder faced arson charges in City Court today. The case alleged damage around $1000 from a fire started with turpentine. Judge James G Brinckerhoff reserved judgment as the prosecution argued the blaze was ignited with turpentine.
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Stamford
Anthony Malio
James G Brinckerhoff
Wellesley Girls Sign Plea for Sacco Vanzetti
Boston dispatch reports 203 Wellesley College women petitioning Governor Fuller for clemency for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The plea cites retrial denial and calls for mercy as cables telegrams and letters stream to the governor amid an outpouring from unions unions and civic leaders.
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Wellesley
Sacco-Vanzetti
Boston
Mass
Wellesley College
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Alvan T Fuller Todas
Buco
Vanzetti
United Teatile Workers of America
Passaic N J
County Farmer-Labor Association
Minneapolis
Brotherhood of Carpenters of Philadelphia
Anton T Holsen
Chirare Theological Seminary
Arms Conference Dissolution Near As Discord Occurs
Geneva April 1 AP report says France Great Britain and Italy are split over whether naval programs details should be disclosed in advance. The commission adjourns for four days then reconvenes April 19. Britain accepts limits to air and naval effects but no major agreement reached. France emphasizes the preparatory general disarmament conference while the Coolidge talks are seen as secondary. The U S pledges support for Geneva goals.
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Geneva
Switzerland
France
Great Britain
Itay
Coolidge
Robert Cecil
Italy
Loudon
Lord Cecil
Commission
Hetort
Pail Bencour
Hugh Gibson
United States
Bandits wreck rail line near Mexico City
Bandits tore up tracks and destroyed a bridge on the Mexico City Guadalajara line just before a passenger train arrived. Military guards pursued and routed the outlaws, averting a potential wreck.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Immigrant wins essay prize in Americanization class
Agnes Walling-Andrew, an Americanization pupil at Central High, won the Daughters of the American Revolution medal for the best essay Why the US Became a Republic. She came to the United States in July 1928 from Scandinavia and began classes in October 1926.
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Fig Agnes Walling-Andrew
Central High School
Wnelsh
Walling Andrew
Scandinavia
Mig CH
Croige Hatheway
Main Henry ¢ Parrott Thabaala
Wae
Mre
HW Sprague
Finglish
Edward Carteson
Bilas Howe
Cantonses General cites foreign incitement in Shanghai unrest
General Pei Tsung-Chu says foreign officials including British and American are inciting violence in Shanghai protests linked to March disorders. He warns actions against Cantonese forces and reports Chinese military moves along the Grand Canal while Cantonese blockade plans and vessel searches are noted.
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Pei Twang-Chi
Chieng Kal-i
Nanking
Shang
Ha Gald
Sianghai
Chi Jang
Washington Calls Note on Nanking Outrages Demands
Washington reports a note from the State Department urging three demands tied to the Nanking outrages. It calls for punishment of nationalist troops, a written apology by the nationalist commander in chief, and full reparations for personal injuries and property losses to foreigners. It warns that failure to comply promptly will invite appropriate measures.
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Washington
Nanking
State Department
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