Woman 76 Faces Suit Over Alleged Son Plot for Property
Mary ann McCue of Stamford a widow about 76 years old fled suit in the porter court against her son Thomas Motue and Julia A McCue his wife and others alleging a confe rance of property and damages of 11509. The complaint narrates acts in the alleged plot to induce her to sign papers under misapprehension and details the property value at about noon.
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Maryann McCue
Stamford
Porter Court
Thomas Motue
Julia A. McCue
Western freight rates declared reasonable by ICC ruling
Washington April 20. The Interstate Commerce Commission found rates from eastern points to the inter mountain territory not unjust or prejudicial. Complaints by shippers were dismissed. The decision keeps rates between the coast and intermountain region stable, noting possible future cargo competition.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Inter-Mountain Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Intermountain
Coas
Panama Canal
Botsford Line Freight Wreck Bonds Up Traffic
Between Stevenson and Shelton on the Botsford New Haven line a derailment blocked both tracks after a wheel broke on a long Danbury to New Haven freight, wrecking ten cars and scattering bulky freight. Crews from New Haven and Waterbury worked since midnight, with trucks hoped open by four this afternoon.
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ROUSE
Associated Press
Arsv
Botsford
New Haven
New York, New Heaven & Bartford
Stevenson
Shelton
Danbury
Oedl
Waterbury
New Hampshire Day at College in Durham
New Hampshire Day at New Hampshire college saw all undergraduates abandon classes to work on campus projects. Students built a road, prepared a site for a new theatre, completed a baseball field, laid out a new tennis court diamond, extended the athletic field, and cleaned and prepared a new girls’ athletic belt amid campus improvements.
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Durham
N. H
New Hampshire
New Hampshire College
New Hampshires
HoldUp in Subway Ends With Arrest of One Man
A trio held up a French steam ship chef in a Brooklyn subway station early today and stole 325 dollars. One fugitive named Hare Gross fled via a tunnel toward Manhattan and was captured after eluding trains. The other two attackers escaped.
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Brooklyn
Mast River
Manhattan
Fugtive
Hare Gross
Wall Street
Babe Ruth Fined for Speeding in New York
In New York April a traffic court fined Babe Ruth 46 dollars for driving 27 miles per hour on the roadway to the Polo Grounds. A crowd gathered before court opened to hear the baseball star, who admitted to speeding, and the audience cheered as the fine was announced.
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New York
Babe
Ruth
Trafic Court
Polo Grounds
Prowest
Central New England Votes for Merger with New Haven Railroad
Poughkeepsie New York April 27 stockholders of the Central New England railroad met to ratify the merger with the New York New Haven Hartford railroad company. The vote authorizes directors to sell and convey CN Es property to the New Haven and Hartford line to merge consolidate and common stock with the New Haven & Hartford railroad company.
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N.Y
Central New England Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Central New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rairoad
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
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