Attorney General Healy to Retire and Buckley Succeed
Hartford April 28 Attorney General Healy announced he will retire at the end of his term in January He favored Major John Buckley as his successor while noting no plans for further political office Healy has led the office since 1913 and dismisses talk of returning to the House He also declined to discuss a second federal judgeship for Connecticut.
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Hartford
Ge Atd
Dee
George E Hinman
Willimanne Bow
Supreme Court of Errore
Mont
Windsor Locks
Windsor
Clouse
Gener
Mir Heals
Connecticut
Anther
Two Americans Slain by Bandits Near Raite Frontier
Raite frontier region reports the slaying of Teo Amelia Tris and Cacios Hettemann, with their chauffeur killed and vehicle damaged. Local authorities pursue suspects after robbers are suspected. details remain scarce as investigators work from Gran neighborhood sources.
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Buenos Atres
Magazine Illustrator’s Watercolor Wins Royal Academy Honor
Peat Grenwell, American illustrator, had a watercolor accepted by the Royal Academy. The sketch titled David Street in Jerusalem was chosen among about 100 watercolors yearly from 8,000 to 9,000 submissions. Grenwell, who has a studio in New York, has won many American prizes for magazine illustrations.
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British Royal Academy
London
Artal
Peat Grenwell
Trax
David Street
Jerusalem
Royal Academy
Mi Voran H
Europe
M. Cornwell
Lomasile
New York
Metny
United States
Connelly aids in New stntent Pars 3 and arrests
Serena Atlee Ross ousted by police from etd stand. Mother abiadels cot in rain. Pace 7 reports a federal charge plea by Ring. Newtown brothers face court remarks on horse theft and prison prospects. Fire destroys autos and threats loom in a Co gaage blaze.
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Connelly
Serena Atlee Ross
Etd
Mother Abiadels
Bay
Tory
Janestrert
Tage
ANT
Gallanton
Frye Fairfield
Stratford School Board Terkeles
C Thompson
Danbury
Jatt
Peta
Kas Huse
Pauka Salen
Vanderbilt Break Over Newspapers
A late April report from New York states Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr withdrew the Vanderbilt newspaper holdings after a long dispute with the Vanderbilt family. Dailey Field Miller announces he will manage Cashells interests and oversee the San Francisco Los Angeles and Miami properties.
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New York
Cornelius Vander- Wilt
Lair
Dailey Field
Cashells
Langesbit
Puoliectiens Oc San Francesco
Los Angees
Miimi
Matane
Pt Wells Altho Sh
Inventor Tries to Create Rain for U S Planes
Dr Francis L Warren of Aberdeen Md leads rain cloud and fog making tests at Hartford Field using electrically charged sand dispersed from airplanes. Two army De Havilland planes and staff assist in experimental flights directed by Lt Louis Eller with sergeant Davis.
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Hartfort
Trainard Field
City Aviation
Francis L Warren
Aberdeen
Warren
Army Air
Maryland
Sma
Hartford Electric
Dutch Point
Army de Haviland
Davis
Regular Army
Dr. Warren
Louis N. Eller
Army
Thanet
Mr. Warren
Brainard Field
City Aviation Commission
Brothers get jail for whipping two in Newtown
Samuel and Albert Block, brothers of Newtown, were jailed after a Criminal Court of Common Pleas verdict for assaulting Hiwani Conger and his son. Judge John J Walsh sentenced Samuel to sixty days in county jail and fined Albert, who received thirty days and a $50 fine. The brothers claimed they were elsewhere at the time and had prior minor disputes with Newtown authorities.
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John J Walsh
County Ja
Samuel and
Albert Block
Newtown
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Hiwani Conger
Walsh
New York
Wbault
Courts of Justice
Samuel Pbooel
Albert
Faye
Wis
Conger
Honeymoon Song From EBerlins On Broadway Broadcast
Collaborative composition by Tro and his wife, daughter of Clarence H Mackay, arrived in Leviathan Monday. Berlin stud prepared to broadcast Sunday night. Efforts to keep the song secret failed when Jolson’s singing cut in.
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Moon
Tro
Grandson of Clemenceau Ordered Deported to China
Georges Ferdinand Gatineau, grandson of Georges Clemenceau, faces deportation to Shanghai after orders from Washington intercept his return to France. He had traveled toward France via Seattle and Spokane after entering the U.S. on a Mexico-origin permit two years ago. Immigration officials report past intoxicated driving and a pending funds appeal to cover his return to Seattle.
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Shanghai
Georges Ferdinand Gatineau
Georges Clemenceau
France
Washington
Gatineau
Seattle
Spokane
Mexico
Clemenceau
Galineau
Weedingall
Qatineau
Safe Point
Prenchman
New York
Rockefeller ends effort to build museum on the Nile
New York April 28 AP John D Rockefeller Jrs dream of a great temple of the unfolding of man on the Nile was shattered today. Its chance of becoming reality blocked by mysterious opposition in the Egyptian government. Negotiations were secret from the start and only publicly acknowledged by Cairo correspondents. King Fuad was notified that the offer to erect a museum and research laboratory for the origin of man was withdrawn to relieve the Egyptian government of embarrassment.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
The
Nile
Egypt
King Fuad
Rockefeller
Iecut
Tas Action
Butler calls Antisaloon League pernicious enemy of republic
New York April 28 Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University at Pel Upsilon club dinner said the Antisaloon League is the most pernicious enemy of the republic. He claimed the league has U.S. Senators and Representatives on its payroll and paid travel expenses to push prohibition. He urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment as unenforceable and a political question, urging states to decide locally.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butter
Columbia University
Antirsalogn League
Republic
Mr. Butler
Pel Upsilon Club
Ieague
United States
Washington
Butler
American Congress
Tax board favors aid for Connelly in Bridgeport plan
Tax Assessor William F. Connelly will communicate with seven Bridgeport and New York men to aid in valuing every building as part of a new Bridgeport taxation system. The seven were approved by the Board of Appointments, with salaries around 2000 dollars yearly plus a chief assistant. Names not released, as placement not yet settled. The group aims to inspect city structures and work with a builders committee, training to ensure uniform results, by mid May.
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William F. Connelly
Bridgeport
New York
Con Auly Wes
William Burnhan
Connelly
Hodgeport
Tas
Yestor Connelly
Newsboy Ousted From Old Stand
Miller Ross, fourteen, who has sold papers for seven years at Main Street corner near Fun Die’s drug store, is ordered to stop selling by Superintendent Patrick J. Flanagan after a complaint. Hundreds of friends protest, calling the move unjust. Miller plans college, and the boy had supported his family with the papers. Captain John O’Connell delivered the notice as officers investigated the complaint.
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Dany
Main
Fundie
Patrick J. Flanagan
Bridgeport
Dbesleger
Complaian
Miller
Johu O'Connell
Ube
O'Connell
Cormar L
Sutton
W. P
U S Building Bill Attack In Senate News Roundup
In Washington a Democratic blast targets the 768 million public building bill as discriminatory to 42 states with funds for federal structures, post offices, and DC buildings. Republican leaders defend the measure, arguing it imposes political favoritism and threatens Congress's purse strings.
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Washington
Senate
Leardot
Wisconsin
House
Jio- Singon
Mayfield
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Rabinson
Treasury
Congress
Congresa
Utah
Lamoot
Robinson
Mijfieid
President Signs Italian Debt Bill in Senate Action
The Senate approved the Crown-Solvania debt accord 33 to 17 and President Coolidge signed the Italy debt refund of 2 042 906 000. Amid negotiations with France and Italy the Paris talks lag, with US proposals pending. Smoot outlined the deal while Howell opposed it, arguing it subsidizes taxpaying citizens by cancelling principal after 62 years of payments.
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Washington
Slovakia
Senate
Coolidge
Italy
Fraciee
Berenger
Woo
King Pleads Not Guilty To New Federal Charge
Bridgeport Cann figure John T King formerly Republican National Committeeman for Connecticut pleaded not guilty in federal court to violating the Revenue act by failing to declare 1921 income tax. His lawyer William Leahy requested a one week continuance, granted. Bond of 2500 continued.
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New York
John T. Klng
Bridgeport
Cann
William Leahy
King
Baby found abandoned in rain rescued by nun at St Michael scene
A fifteen month old foreign born baby boy in a brown Teddy Bear suit was found in heavy rain behind St Michael's convent on Sterling Street. A note signed by a "broken hearted" mother named Frank and requested a good home. Police seek a young woman in a brown coat and red hat. investigation aims to arrest her on a serious charge. The child was sent to St Incenta hospital via the Catholic Charitable Bureau.
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St. Michael's Convent
Sterling Street
Frank
Bureau of Investigation
Catholic Charitable Bureau
St.Incent
Two Autos Burned in Nash Co Blaze
Fire department rushed to Nash Sales company garage at 617 State Street near State Street and Vosat Avenue last night. Two cars were destroyed and two more damaged as flames jeopardized ten new cars and twenty five used machines in the rear showroom area with about ten thousand dollars in damage.
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Nash Sales Company
State Street
Slate Street
Wosat Avenue
Bill approves coal mine seizure measure in Senate panel
Washington April 28 The Senate Labor committee approved a bill giving the President power to seize and operate coal mines in emergencies like the recent anthracite suspension. Some leases urged review with no rush since Congress could act at December session. Senator Copeland intends action before adjournment, depending on party steering decisions.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Copeland
New York
Prasa E During the Anthracite Tie-Up, Will Geek Atcion
Republican Steering Committee
Funeral for Zip and What-Is-It Draws Circus Fans
ABW New York April 2 The famed P T Barnum figure Zip or What-Is-It dies. funeral draws curious mourners as performers and sideshow acts attend private service. The body is interred at Bound Brook after a private ceremony with Robinson family and circuses personnel present.
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Zip
York
Warn
Barnum
Dane
Gangland Silence Closes In On McSwiggin Slaying
Enicago April 23 AP The wall of alliance that has foiled Chicago peace officers for years again halted progress in the investigation of the assassination of Assistant States Attorney William H. McSwiggin the so called hanging prosecutor. A motor ambush killed McSwiggin and two companions as they rode past a Cicero saloon. Police rounded up around 190 men at gang gatherings discharged all but ten. Coroner Oscar Wolff called the scene an open assault to the coroner s office while investigators pursued leads across Cicero and the city. A nationwide dragnet and sworn lawmen prepared to scour the countryside for the gunmen and potential accomplices.
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Enicago
Allence
Chicago
Wileliam H. McSwiggin
James J. Doherty
Beerhom
Thomas Duffy
McSwiggin
Cicero
Tangitaa
Robert Fi. Crowe
Fh. Daws
Chief Association of Commerce
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Tte Seigein
Doherty
Deffy
Albert Ancelini
Jon Scalice
J Fernekes
M.swiggin
Marlat
Duffy
T Wen
MuSwigzin
Delerty
Anther
Wolff
Chcago Busines
Mentow
Denuy Sheriffe An
R Ou
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