Irish safety bill passed by Senate
Dublin Aug 10 The public safety bill passed its final stage in the Free State Senate after assassination of Kevin O Higgins The bill already cleared Dail Eireann and includes death penalty for illegal possession of arms The bill becomes law if approved by royal assent not withheld by the governor general
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Dublin
Associated Press
Kevin O'Higgins
Free State
Senate
Dall Eireinn
Dall Eireann
Auto hits woman kills her and driver arrested
In Roxbury Boston Mrs Annie Rood and Thomas F Mulvey were struck by a car while crossing a Roxbury street. Mulvey was seriously injured. The auto, driven by Michael A Hickey of Brookline, fled the scene and crashed into a track which overturned. Hickey was arrested.
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Boston
Associated Press
Annie Rood
Roxbury
Thomas F Mulvey
Mulvey
Michael A Hickey
Brookline
Hickey
Mussolini
Italy
Breath Control For Vitality And Health
Health and Diet Advice discusses breathing techniques to boost vitality, with guidance on diaphragmatic control, measured inhalation and exhalation during walks, and the belief in energy distribution through breath. It includes reader questions on meals, eggs for kidney issues, and a pellagra case with diet plans.
Personal letter request to Dr Frank McCoy in Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope if you wish a reply. Address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy
Judge says five deserve spanking in New Haven protest
In New Haven five defendants aged eight to thirty were arrested for breach of the peace for distributing pamphlets supporting a general strike in solidarity with Sacco and Vanzetti. The judge suspended judgment, calling the youths mere children who did not know better.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Sacco
Vanzetti
Whitaker
Italian Wording Supposedly Endorsed Silent Labor Protests
Report notes an Italian language message linked to house distribution urging freedom and justice with lines about workers and machines halted. No strike occurred yesterday as described, with the address aimed at all workers and noting a work stoppage did not take place.
Plane crashes burn. two aviators escape in Massachusetts
A Curtis JN-B type army biplane forced down for fuel lack caught fire in a rough pasture at North Westport. First Lieutenant Carroll C Green of Medford and W R Taplin of Quincy, Air Service Reserve, escaped uninjured after visiting Col E H Green’s landing field in South Dartmouth. They were en route to East Boston airport.
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North Westport
Mass
Associated Press
Carrol C Green Medford
W R Taplin
Quincy
The
Air Service, Reserve
East Boston
E H. R. Green
South Dartmouth
STATE
Missing political leader reappears in Oneco
James Bailey, a missing Oneco Democratic leader, returns home after a monthlong search by parties who suspected foul play. He says he was in northeastern New York and offers little on his absence. Justice Montgomery notes potential clues about his wife, now in state asylum, and says no charges against Bailey will proceed until his wife testifies.
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ONECO
James Bailey
Bailey
New York
O. B Montgomery
Trumbull Appoints Ansonia Judge
Hartford August 10 Harold E Drew of Ansonia appointed by Governor Trumbull to the Trumbull City Court vacancy caused by Judge Robert L Munger resignation. Appointment continues until the third Wednesday of the next General Assembly session.
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Hartford
Associat_ed Press
Harold E Drew
Ansonis
Trumbull
Robert L. Munger
Drew
General Assembly
Mass chief justice hospitalized after operation
Worcester Mass Aug 10 Chief Justice Arthur P Rugg of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is a patient in a local hospital after an operation. Doctors say his ailment is not serious and he expects to resume duties in the autumn, though he cannot participate in the Sacco Vanzetti case if it reaches the full bench.
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Worcester
Mass
Associated Press
Arthur P Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
No windshield wipers violators sent to court warning
Middletown August 10 By Associated Press Judge S Harris Warner reprimanded 16 persons charged with violation of the windshield wipers law and discharged them He warned future violators would be penalized Police yesterday summoned those not paying attention to the wiper provision of the law.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Harris Warner
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