Pedestrian Negligence Argument in Lampe v Simpson Court
In the New York Supreme Court of Errors yesterday the defense argued that a pedestrian’s failure to watch a crossing constitutes negligence. Fred Lampe sued Harold N. Simpson for 16000 after a 1926 accident at Third Avenue and 724th Street where a truck ran over Lampe’s leg, causing a compound fracture and brain concussion.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Fred Lampe
New York
Harold N. Simpson
Superior Court
Ernest C Simpson
Lampe
Simpson
Mesa
Third Avenue
Compensation Appeals And Auto Registration Case Heard
The Supreme Court of Errors heard arguments on several appeals including a Barton Bias Narrow Fabric Co. compensation award for Margaret Noron and two compensation cases involving Gustav Kovacs and Gustav Keynes. Also argued was Harold Wolsey of Stamford versus New York and Stamford Railroad over a truck registration exhibit. A New Haven county case on Julia Callahan's compensation award was argued as session neared completion.
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Supreme Court of Error
Barton Bias Narrow Fabric Company
Edward T Buckingham
Margaret Noron
Edward T Buckngham
Linen Avenue
James Street
Superior Court
Edwin Cicbenson
Gustav Keynes
Manning, Maxwell and Moore Company
Supreme Court of Errors
Edwin C Dickenson
Edward T Buckinghim
Gustav Kovacs
Bulding
Faco
Kovacs
Edwn C Dickenson
Buckingham
Supreme Court of Berors
Harold Wolsey
Stamford
New York and Stamford Railroad Company
Court of Commin Pleas
Nehemiah Candee
Woolsey
Wolsey
Standard Auto Equipment Company
Riverside
Greenwich
Wotsey
New Haven
Supreme Court of
Wife seeks divorce from Bridgeport man in Hartford case
Laura Dayton Showers of New Britain seeks divorce from Clark Showers of Marton Ohio. She says they wed by mail via a matrimonial agency and met only at the wedding. The marriage proved unhappy with intolerable cruelty. Decisions reserved in two other divorce actions. Jermine Mustrett Davidson of Manchester sues Robert Davidson of Bridgeport for alimony. Hazel Looth Elphee of New Britain sues Leon Elphee on similar grounds.
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Hartford
Laura Dayton Showers
Curtin Street
New Britain
Clark Showers
Marton
Ohio
Fudge Newell
Jennings
Hhoeves
Marion
Marrage
Decialon
FC Dickenson
Jernine Mustrett
Vidson
School Street
Alvarce
Robert Tpavidson
Ride Port
Hazel Looth Elphee
Leon i
Elphee
Devastating Mediterranean Storm Wrecks Spanish Coast
Paris reports heavy loss of life as a fierce Mediterranean storm rips across Spain and Morocco. Maritime and coastal damage soars with several vessels wrecked and fishing fleets missing. Buildings collapse in Melilla, Malaga, and Almeria as winds reach hurricane force and communications falter.
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Paris
Spain
Morocco
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Piera
Melila
Melilla
Colingdale
Mexica
Collyngdales
Batto
Nicholas Peterag
Castila
Castilla
Malaga Almeria
Cartagena
Alicante
Madrid
Advieca
Mel Ila
Collingdale
Nicolas Patera
Uadkert
CastinNa
Me'lila
Malaga
Woman Loses Suit Against Milk Company in Stamford
In Superior Court Judge Isaac Wolfe’s chamber, a verdict for Borden Milk Company was returned. Mrs Mary Rochinski of Stamford sought 5000 dollars after claiming illness from milk purchased June 8, 1925. Her husband Michael Rochinski allegedly bought four quarts from a Stamford store run by Michael Lanis.
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Isaac Wolfe
Mary Rochinaski
Stamford
Borden Farm Products Company of
New York
Borden Company
Michael Rochinski
Michael Lanis
Titanic Memorial to Be Erected Soon
Washington April 14 AP after fifteen years the memorial to Titanic victims nears realization. The Woman's Titanic Memorial Association led by Mrs John Haya Hammond began work after the 1912 sinking. A memorial fund launched by popular subscription and a Whit ney dedication planned. Final completion depends on federal appropriations for the Potomac river site near the Lincoln Memorial.
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Washington
Woman’s Titanic Memorial Association
John Haya Hammond
Atlantic
Harry Payne Whitney
of the Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
Phrase Denigrates Patrons Instead of Censorship Debate
The writer questions censorship by suggesting adults be labeled “Adults only” in porn venues, arguing that adult patrons are beyond reform. The remark targets sexual content policy and public decency discussions with a provocative, controversial stance.
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Carl Foste
Slmpson Itia
Milk Company
Defiance
Edgeport
Connectic
Louis
Liberty Bell
the Thinker
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