Gray-Snyder love pact cited in sensational trial
In Queens Village a sensational murder trial opened as Elena Judd Gray and Minnie Ruth Snyder face charges in the strangling of Albert Snyder. Prosecutors allege a planned killing linked to an insurance policy while witnesses described the couple as man and wife and the events surrounding their meeting.
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Albert Snider
Mafaz'ne
Wich
Elena Judd Gray
Ruth Snider
Tudard S Newcombe
Queens Vilage
T Wis
Danbury Firefighting Memorial Sings Friday Observances
Danbury marks the 4 burning of the town during the 1776 British march with a civic pageant and open shop holiday. George Strodari and Tref Co Mo Kakewell participate in a history display, with public fireside events and a firework display at 10 am led by local organizers.
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Danbury
George Strodari
Flurtford
Ari Tref
Mo Kakewell
Yale
Noreen
Arriva
Tryon
Westport
Hidgefield
Belasco Attends Gray-Snyder Murder Trial for Drama
The famous impresario Belasco sits in the first row at the Gray-Snyder murder trial. He says the courtroom drama offers a study of human emotion and predicts one of the most dramatic trials in history.
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Gray-Snyder
Holsr
David
Bukiaco
Snyder Gray
Patterson
Witter Atom
Bridgeport Leaders Debate in House Address at Greatwich
Bridgeport reports indicate Speaker Laver delivered a formal address at Greatwich, outlining approaches to quell factional unrest within the party. A March meeting and lingering prayers sparked by disagreements were noted as factors in recent political maneuvering.
U S Sailors Wounded by Chinese Shell Fire
A damaged report from the Yongive? area describes U S sailors wounded by Chinese shell fire aboard an auxiliary vessel near naval bases. The incident involved heavy shelling with machine guns and field pieces. several Penguins men were injured and in need of medical care.
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State must bond to meet needs says Lavery
Lavery asserts the state cannot finance all capital investments from income. He outlines the Finance Board review of income and appropriations, noting total expenses through June 10, 1929, and that $8 million more is needed. He cites $44 million in available appropriations and new construction totaling $15.4 million, with stronger demands than anticipated and ongoing pressure on channels without new revenue sources.
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Fairfield House
Charmin
Finance Committee
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Republican Club
Greenwich
Legialatara
Shaw to Consult Governor on Bill Delays and Reform Plan
A report on Senator Samuel Shaw's proposed act to reform state finance and appoint a state commissioner of administration. The bill, drafted by Shaw, faces committee reviews and is expected to advance after meetings with Governor Brumbull and Senator Shi. The administration seeks efficient conduct of state departments per governor suggestions.
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Finance Department of State
Benater
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Uke Judieux
Frumbuli
Rev P L Dolan Assigned Here Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Rev P L Dolan being assigned locally. Mentions of health, church figures, Hartford street, and a rector’s duties appear amid garbled lines mentioning names like Leon iphanat and others, with scattered dates and places.
Has Your Boss Ever Met Your Wife
Fragmented OCR text shows a personal anecdote about workplace relationships and a question about a boss meeting a spouse. The readable portions mention names and teams in a disordered way, suggesting a column tease rather than a full report.
The Wife and Co. by Talf Hamilton Mostart
The Bridgeport Post presents a feature on The Wife and Co authored by Talf Hamilton Mostart, delivering a concise profile and literary tone. The piece highlights key themes, setting, and authorial intent within the periodical spotlight.
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Talf Hamilton
Mostart
Bridgeport Post
Aimee Bobs Harr and Temple Split Sparks Religious Tensions
A split at a temple sparked by Aimee Bobs Harr involving a disputed leadership change and new religious center plans. Reportedly followers faced tensions and safety concerns after Harr challenged the temple authority. The article notes amplified statements and internal disputes affecting adherents and local staff.
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Temple
Split
Milford Pastor Faces Opposition Over Lengthy Prayers
The Milford pastor, Rev Roberts, drew parishioner opposition and sparked a public dispute after resisting changes in church teaching. He announced resignation and dropped the title of Reverend amid protests over his sermons and long prayer meetings at 5 a.m. Sundays and after Sunday services.
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Venterda
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Board Suspends Local Policeman Patolman English
Patolman James F English, a member of the police department since May 1, 19XX, was suspended from the force after a special meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners. He is charged with misconduct in office following allegations tied to a liquor business and payments at 174 Middle Street, with money transfers and potential bribery or extortion discussed. The board held an emergency session prompted by the Law Reform Committee, with testimony and records reviewed. the suspension remains in effect pending further action.
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Mexico Promises Not To Confiscate American Lands
President Coolidge faces expected criticism as the United States seeks protection and indemnity. A foreign poll outlined by Coolidge at a New York dinner with the United Press Association marks a stance on arbitration with Mexico and the Mexico City pledge that American property will not be confiscated. Ambassador Teller’s message to Coolidge reportedly confirms the non confiscation pledge and cordial ties as relations with Mexico are discussed amid disputes over property and citizen safety.
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Capital Unassured in Mexican Matter Frays Washington Tone
Washington frets over Mexico's oil and land policies fearing private property could be seized without fair compensation. A Mexican ambassador assured the U S government no intent to confiscate American property, signaling a possible amicable adjustment despite ongoing diplomatic friction.
Al Smith Greets Coolidge in New York in testy exchange
In New York on an April day Governor Smith and President Coolidge met at a hotel. The two exchanged remarks and posed for photographs as onlookers and reporters pressed close. The stop included a party near Times Square and a tense moment when photographers captured the scene outside a residence.
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Flooded area widens as flood waters threaten Louisiana
The flood disaster swells with Indianola Mrs. Arkansas City and Marked Tree homeless, property losses rising past 15 and deaths over 100. 1,300 dead and 100,000 homeless reported as levee breaks, evacuations, and camps strain relief. Hoover and Fadwin outline federal aid to coordinate a nationwide response despite mounting costs.
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Methodists Back Dry League Shakeup in Danbury Churches
Danbury pastor protests as New York and New England Methodists approve changes in pastorates across Fairfeld County. Reappointments affect multiple churches including Wilton and Westport while Bridgeport remains unaffected. Notable figures Darren George, Lew Canaan, and others receive new assignments. supports anti saloon league advocacy amid tense sessions.
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Bonds approved for parks sewers and pavements in Raymond case
Dorothy Mackaye and Dr Sullivan indicted in Los Angeles grand jury over a fatal plot tied to Kay Raymond's death. Finance panel approves 650000 in bonds for parks, sewers, and pavement, with several line items withheld pending clearer data.
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Nightmarish floods sweep three states causing mass evacuations
Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana face rising floodwaters as towns like Arkansas City Lake Village McGehee Dumas and Greenville fall under inundation. Thousands flee homes as spillways break and levees fail. Fatalities rise with five dead and a maniac fever linked to the disaster. Rescue efforts scale up across the region as the river swells to record depths.
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Lease Cancellation Upheld in LRA Prohibition Case
Supreme Court rules lease cancellation possible when property sold unlawfully under prohibition law. Pall Mall Realty leased 65th and 657 Eleventh Avenue New York to James Denan. Partial premises deemed common nuisance led to two year federal order cancelling the lease worth about 250000.
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