Browning Grilled Over Mary Case In District Attorney Probe
Browning faces intense questioning at the district attorney's office as investigators seek Mary’s fate amid rumors of hotel stays and a possible guardian. Newcombe questions Browning and Mary’s age while Browning withholds details, saying the full story will come after the probe. Mary remains at a luxury Kew Gardens residence as a public drama unfolds with supporters and press surrounding the buildings.
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Mary
Newcombey
Browning
New
Gomibe
Tonicht
Mewcombe
Newcombe
Locaien
Kew Gardens
Brown
Theyulz
Mob Hangs Man in Missouri After Lynching Spree
Mitchell was seized by a large mob in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Police guarded him as the crowd, without a leader, battered a basement door and breached a cell. A false fire alarm lured responders, then the mob dragged the man to an oak and hanged him. Police arrived late and removed the body for the coroner. Authorities begin identifying mob members.
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Mitchell
J. F. Craven
Elector
Craven
TeaCom
Thompson Avenue
Elms Hotes
Excelsior Springs
Exceelsior Springs Junction
Kansas City
Clay County
Jesse James
Petition to halt Monkey Law proceedings heard before high judges
A fragmented filing seeks to stop the Monkey Law action, with oral arguments before three federal judges including a circuit or Supreme Court member. Counsel indicates no temporary restraining order, plans to proceed by regular course, and contrasts petitioner’s position with a Dayton case on creation theory and biblical narrative.
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Xen Hick
United States
Supreme Bench
Nonl
Dayton
Dairymen Seek Coolidge Aid in Cooperative Marketing
Philadelphia April 7 349000 American dairy farmers representatives urged President Coolidge to keep the government from controlling cooperative marketing organizations. Directors of the National Cooperative Milk Products Moderation adopted a resolution asking the president to oppose any extension of government influence over business policies of farmer cooperatives and related exchanges. A copy was sent to President Coolidge at Swampscott.
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Philadelphia
Coolidge
Hare
National
Co-operative Mik Products
Federation
Swampscott
Marines to Aid Ku Klux Klan Parade in Washington
A large Ku Klux Klan display plans to march in Washington with police and Marines on duty. About 250 Marines under Colonel George W. Asterhouse and 440 policemen will guard the route along a mile-long avenue from 3 PM to midnight. Thousands of Klansmen and delegates from many states arrive by train and car, with regalia prohibited and a massive 80 by 30 foot cross to be illuminated on Arlington hills.
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Lexus Rangers
Calonel
George W. Asterhouse
Washington Monument
Lansing
Michigan
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ohio
West Virginia
Texas
North Carolina
Ilinois
Arlington County
Virginia
Union Station
Virginia Hills
Arlington
National Cemetery
Klan Kleagle Mueller
Long Breach
N. J
Cvrness
Washington
Coal wage talks linger in doubt as miners balk
In Scranton W W Inglis asserts John L Lewis bears responsibility for a wage conference breakdown. Miners’ leaders dismiss outsiders as architects in coal fields. Lewis questions arbitration of wage issues while noting miners’ pay lags behind other industries.
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Jann Th. Tey
United Mine Workers’ of America
Theatel
Ten
Lewiss
Lewis
Authricite
Usalinn
Youth and Girl Have Cases Continued One Day
The case of George Houston twenty of 426 Arctic Street arrested Thursday on a technical charge of breach of peace in connection with Ruth Barry sixteen of 71187 Hancock Avenue was continued until today in city court. Barry is charged as incorrigible. Houston allegedly tried to force entry to the Barry home Tuesday night to see Ruth after her mother repulsed him. The pair fled with Ruth and her parents. Detective Sergeant Michael Arnolsky sighted them near his home Wednesday night and arrested Barry. Houston was later recaptured.
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George Houston
Arctic Street
Uth Barry
Hancock Avenue
Barry
Houston
Ruth
Ument
Michael Arnolsky
Sir
Miss Hester Crutcher Named Executive Secretary of Connecticut Hygiene Society
Miss Hester B Crutcher of Oak Grove Minnesota designated executive secretary of the Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene to replace Helen M Ireland. She will assume duties in New Haven October 1 after a career at Child Guidance clinic Lauda and Cheyenne and service as chief psychiatric social worker at Oak Cove Minnesota.
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Hester B. Crutcher
Oak Grove
Minnesota
Child Guidance Clinic
Connecticut Society For Mental Hygiene
Helen M. Ireland
Miss Crutcher
New Haven
Colorado Springs College
University of California
Red Cross Institute
University of Co’oraa
Smith School For Social Work
Red Cros
Lauda
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mpeen
Oak Cove Minn
Man fined for breach of peace and bottle assault
Andrew Petko forty eight of 363 Hamilton street Was fined forty dollars and costs in City court for breach of peace and assault after allegedly breaking a bottle over Felix Ruski 128 East Main street following a remark about Petko's dog. Ruski faced breach of peace charge as well.
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Andrew Petko
Hamilton Street
Felix Ruski
East Main Street
Ruskski
Petko
Ruskk
Olie Nichols
Main Street
John Foley
New Haven
Francis Carroll
Boston
Mass
Andrew Gans
Howard Regan
Lewis Street
Lewiston
Maine
Nolse
Mathew McAndrews
Stratford Avenue
Petition Seeks Receiver for Carnesle Trust Bank Assets
In Pittsburgh, counsel for John A. Bell, president of the defunct Carnesle Trust, filed in federal court to appoint a receiver to manage the banker's assets. The action followed Bell filing for bankruptcy and Tet] waiving preliminary hearings on embezzlement charges. The court scheduled a hearing for Tuesday, August VW.
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Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Carnesle Trust Company
United States District Court
Tet
Backing for Fare Issue Splits City Officials
The piece notes intense interest as Governor Smith may enter the campaign with Mayor Hylan set to back Senator Walker. Officials face pressure about loyalty to the administration amid ongoing speculation on potential shifts and actions affecting the city government.
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Smith
Hylan
Walker
Kylan
Suspected Fraudster Held in New Haven
A man identifying himself as Edward Wil. Numan was arrested in New Haven on August 7. Police allege he is the individual linked to department store frauds, charging goods valued at more than 3500 dollars in schemes connected to Clarence Blakaster, Herbert C. Warren, and stock praker.
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NW Haven
Edward Wil. Numan
New Haven
Clarence Blakaster
Herbert C. Warrem
Diesel engine shovel debuts at Kastan Take dam works
The first diesel engine operated shovel at Bridgeport Hydrantic Company dam site in Kastan Take is noted for its power and efficiency. It handles about 8 006 cubic yards of Bray per day over nine hours, consuming fuel at $1.00, running at 925 revolutions per minute. Officials say diesel machines may soon replace all others in construction.
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Peidreport
Nse
Bridgeport Hlydrantic Company
Kastan Take
Bray
Pnaine
G. O. P. Club Plans Annual clam bake soon
The Ninth District Republican club voted Thursday night to hold its annual clam bake on August 30. Jake Milec's grave in Nichois was noted. Al German Auzuat Ses was chosen chairman of the voting committee. It is expected that more than 200 will attend including organization leaders. The event will start shortly before sunset.
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Nstriet Republican Club
Jas
Jake Milec
Nichois
Algerman Auzuat Ses
Vuting
Nvon
Pair To Marry Fallout From Boston Abduction Case
In Hartford Aug 7 AP report states 19 year old Josephine Parial and 30 year old Anthony Gallo plan marriage after release. Gallo sentenced six months for abduction. Josephine held for juvenile court. Parisi, mother of Josephine, and Angelina Parisi aunt to Gallo’s ex wife, face charges in connection with the elopement and letters to the girl's parents.
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Hartford
Josephine Parial
Anthony Gallo
Boston
Gallo
Josephine
Parisi
Angelina Parisi
Griffin Estate Claims Heard in Probate Court
Contested claims against the estate of Samuel B. Griffin, a prominent property owner who died at nearly 70 on his second honeymoon, were heard by a probate court committee in the county building yesterday. Isabell May Warner, a Stamford trained nurse and sister of Griffin’s first wife, seeks 411 for cash loans and for furniture she says he sold. Griffin’s second wife opposes the claim.
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Samuel B. Griffin
Connecticut Avenue
Yesterway
Isabell May Warner
Trainea
Stamford
Bridgeport
New Canaan
Griffin
Anka
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls reports several incidents in Bridgeport area. Patrick J. Mack, 41 of Ridgefield, struck crossing a street by a car driven by John Kalesan of Easton. fracture to left leg, transported to Bridgeport hospital. Chris Hanson, 45, Bridgeport Dredge and Dock employee, intoxicated, taken to Bridgeport hospital after dredge work near Yellow Mill Bridge. Litton Yanet, 3, 254 Bunnell Street, fell from second floor porch, laceration on scalp, observed at Bridgeport hospital. Thomas Duan, 60, 793 Fairfield Avenue, intoxicated, transported to Hillside Home. John Doe, 45, fell in street by 46 Reily Street, bruised head, found semi-conscious, taken to Bridgeport hospital.
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Patrick J. Mack
Ridgefield
John Kalesan
Easton
Bunnell Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Thomas Duan
Wairfield Avenue
Fimoceney Hospital
Itillside
John Doe
Reily Street
Meetings Tonight Across Local Groups
American Fabrics association and Court gather at 1087 Broad street Bridgeport. Loyal Orange lodge meets at 131 State street. Humbalt Stamm U O R M convenes on Fairfield avenue. Letter Carriers hold events at 164 State street.
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American Fabrics Association
Court
Marina
Broad Street
Bridgeport Loyal Orange Lodge
State Street
Humbalt Stamm
Fairfield Avenue
Letter Carriers
Minors Ordered to Aid Parental Support Under Court Ruling
Supreme Court decision by Justice Howard J. Curtis holds minors liable for support of parents and grandparents. The ruling affects state charitable institutions as the cost of care could drop if minors contribute. The case Town of Thomaston v. Fenn involves a minor son and Jane Fenn, 85, patient at the Connecticut State Hospital.
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Supreme Court
Howard J. Curtis
Roger Jones
Department of State
Yowna
Superior Court
Thomaston
Arthur H. Fenn
Redgard
Jane Fenn
Connecticut State Hospital
Jvsthe Curtis
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