Danbury Nurses to Receive Diplomas May 12
Eight women will graduate from the Danbury Hospital Training School for Nurses at the annual exercises on May 12, two weeks earlier than usual. Graduates include Miss Viazel Hannan of Bethel, Miss Leslie Long, Miss Ruth Brundage, Miss Margaret Putchel, Miss Stella Culhane, Miss Ruth Tappan of Danbury, Miss Helen Clark of Pawling New York, and Miss Marie Connair of New York City.
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Danbury Hospital
Usua
Viazel Hannan
Bethel
Leslie Long
Ruth Brundage
Margaret Putchel
Stella Culhane
Ruth Tappan
Helen Clark
Pawling
X.Y
Marie Connair
New York
City
Yale Professor Represents Peru in Arbitration
New Haven, April 20. Yale University law professor Borchard, also Yale law librarian, has been appointed by the Peruvian government as its counsel in the arbitration with Chile before President Harding on the Tacna Arica dispute. The case will be presented this summer. Borchard is an international law authority and will deliver lectures at The Hague on protecting nationals abroad. This is the first meeting since the 1914 war outbreak.
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New Haven
Star of la
Law
Yale
Chile
Harding
Tacna-Archa
Borchard
the Hague
Academy of International Law
Part owner of sunken ram ship alive declared
New York dispatch reports one or two crew members of the bootleg schooner John Dwight, sunk off Vineyard Haven Massachusetts, are alive and able to tell the ship's end. Captain Malcolm J. Carmichael, named as part owner, remains missing as Massachusetts police weigh piracy theories amid money from the voyage. Newport mariners dispute violence claims while a Havana rumor circulates about Carmichael.
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New York
John Dwight
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Newport
R. L
New York World
Newport Mariner
Malcolm J. Carmichael
Jersey City
Carmichael
Havana
Newport Mariners
Saga
Massachusetts
Trial of 92 Indicted Oil Men Opens May 15
Forth Worth Texas April 50 A federal grand jury indicted 92 oil men on charges of using the mails to defraud. Indictments were returned Friday afternoon after two months of evidence. The trial is set to begin May 15. By 10 pm tonight 44 had appeared before the U S commissioner and given bonds ranging from 5 000 to 49 000. Charles H. Lee and Dr Frederick A Cook are among the defendants. The total bonds set and recommended amount to 629 009.
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Tex
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Frederick A. Cook
Bathing Girls Brave Water At Milford Beach
On April 20 at Fort Trumbull beach Milford, Miss Marguerite Maher and Miss Marie Maher, daughters of Edward J. Maher, took the season’s first plunge into the Sound. After about three minutes in the briny breakers they emerged calling the water “ice cold.”
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Milford
Fort Trumbull Beach
Marguerite Maher
Marie Maher
Edward J. Maher
Ice Cuid
Yale Willing To Allow Self Government Plan
April 20 New Haven authorities at Yale are willing to meet the undergraduates demand for greater self government. President James R. Angell told the Yale Daily News banquet that a more representative student body would be necessary, and that students would be tested in managing many of their affairs.
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New Haven
Yale
James R. Angell
Yale Daily News
Angelly
Ceasory
Fairfield Grocery Store Owner Arrested for Liquor Laws Violation
Fairfield April 29 Lizzie Prok proprietor of a grocery on State street extension and Fiske Place was arrested on liquor law violation charges. Local police seized several gallons of illicit liquor during a raid. Firemen fought two grass fires at Mill Plain and near Oaklawn Cemetery. quick response prevented serious damage.
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Fairfield
Lizzie Prok
State Street
Fiske Place
Mill Plain
Oaklawn
Parents get year term for assaulting infant
Jersey City April 10 Charged with abusing and beating their three months old daughter George King and his wife Margaret were sentenced to one year each in the county penitentiary today by Judge Drivcott of the Second Criminal court. The infant was badly bruised and emaciated but has a chance for life physicians said.
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Jersey City
N. J
George King
Margaret
Drivcott
Second Criminal Court
Ife
Four B H S Classes Hold Afternoon Dance
The four Commercial classes of Bridgeport High School hosted a four to eight pm dance yesterday, socially and financially successful. Proceeds fund sending Commercial course representatives to stenography and typewriting contests in the region. One feature was an impromptu performance directed by Ray.
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Bridgeport High School
Ray
Hampden Man Charged With Assaults at Dance
Vito Bruno of Highwood was arrested by state and local police on a statutory offense against two girls aged five and thirteen after a Hampden dance attended by several hundred couples. He appeared before Justice Currie, case continued to Monday, bonds set at 3,000, held in New Haven County jail.
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Hampden
Vito Bruno
Goodrich Atreot
Highwood
Fecal
Currie
Bruno
Taven
Bishop Tuttle Buried After Simple Episcopal Rites
In Belle Fontaine Cemetery Bishop Tuttle was laid to rest beside family. Thousands filed past his bier as his body lay in state at Christ Church Cathedral, once the heart of his 35 year episcopacy. No eulogy was delivered, following his aged churchman’s wishes.
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Jhurch
United States
Turk(e) Men Take Auto From 281 Orchard Street
An automobile owned by Edward Maligan was stolen late last night from in front of the owner's home at 281 Orchard street. Neighbors saw three young men speed away in the car, it carried license numbers CAS409.
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Edward Maligan
Orchard Street
Boy Hand Bag Snatcher Robs Mrs Kelt on Congress Street
A unknown boy about 10, in short trousers, followed Mrs. Arthur R. Kelt on Congress Street and snatched her hand bag containing $20 and checks. The incident occurred late at night. Mrs. Kelt is from 29 Washington avenues in Hartford.
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Arthur Kelt
Arthur R. Kelt
Washington Avenues
Congress Street
New Haven Shoemaker Imprisoned For Arson
New Haven April 20 Luigi Graziano proprietor of a shoe repair shop was sentenced to 18 months to three years in state prison by Judge James H for arson. Burglars ransacked the Hanley home at 1211 Park avenue, tearing a side window screen and taking $25 in cash a gold watch and an older e state’s prison by judge.
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Park Avenue
John L. Hanley
New Haven
Luigi
Graziano
Joff
Ito
Gaia
James H.yolver
Johns Hopkins Clinic Staff Awarded Connecticut Dental Medal
The staff of the Johns Hopkins hospital dental clinic, noted for its research, tonight received the Newell Sil Jenking Medal from the Connecticut State Dental Association. Dr Grieves was absent due to illness.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Newell Sil Jenking
Connecticut State’ Dental Association
Grieves
Man Guilty in Superior Court Fire Attempt Case
Webt stood in Superior Court today charged with arson. He was found guilty of attempting to set fire to a shop after soaking stock with kerosene.
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Sraon
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