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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1927

Page

4

Trio waiting for chair is last to hear of reprieve

Chronology shows Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti and Celestino Madeira were the last to learn their executions were postponed until August 22. News arrived at 10 22 am and 11 45 am official word followed. Warden Hendry announced a reprieve before documents were filed, prompting a chaotic scene as reporters scrambled for details. Madeira, expected to die, ate his final meal while others remained stoic.

Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti Celestino Madeira Siu Charlestown Massachusetts Hendry Moe Thane William L Reed Charles T. Beaupre State Police Vanzetti Italy Sacco Mudeirus Hendey Madeiros New Bedford

Death of EightYearOld Boy In Car Crash Claims $10000

Mary Lobiola administratrix of Anthony Conte estate seeks $10000 damages in Superior Court for the death of eight year old Anthony Conte struck by a car owned and operated by John Swock on September 10 1926 at Wayne Street and Westfield Avenue. Swock absolved at coroner inquest and passenger Paw Swarney later took responsibility.

John Swock King's Highway Yatrflel Mary Lobiola Anthony Conte Arso Bridgeport Wayne Street Westfield Avenae Swock John J. Phelan Paw Swarney Fairfield Swarney Ne Friend

Delay Sought in Naming Receiver for Bilton Firm

UT District Court Judge Eawin g Thomas of Norwalk was asked to defer appointing a temporary receiver for Bilton Machine Tool Company after attorneys and principals met seeking an out of court settlement. Pinney of Cleveland, stockholder, contends mismanagement under a 1924 voting trust. two recent hearings and three conferences aimed at settlement.

Eawing Thomas Norwalk Bilton Machine Tool Company Harry H. Pinney Cleveland dbio &@ preferred Thomas Thomas Kanas Samuel Reich Miller, Morgen and Reich Pinney Clarence E. Bilton U. S. District Court Bilton

Truck Advances Promise Faster Freight and Passenger Service

John A Jensen of the local General Motors branch told the Kiwanis club that airplanes will not only supplement but replace heavy trucks in time. He outlined pneumatic tires, a six cylinder motor, and lighter chassis lifting truck speeds from 12-15 mph to 25-40 mph as manufacturers continue improving chassis and power for human freight and passenger transport.

Teirplanes John A Jensen General Motors Bravch Kiwenis Club Jensen

New Haven Fireman Faces Theft Charge

In New Haven on August 1 a fire department member Hugh J. Riley and Robert E. McBride were held on theft and burglary charges after a warehouse break in Sunday morning. Both posted $1000 bond for Superior Court. They claimed intoxication and denial of breaking in.

New Haven Auguay Associated Press Hugh J. Riley Aere Department Robert E. McBride Superior Court Riley

Parker Resigns Bridgeport Post for Newark Secretary Job

Edward L Parker, head of the Bridgeport Family Welfare society for five and a half years, has resigned to become secretary of the Social Service Bureau in Newark New Jersey. He will start October 1 1927 and his Bridgeport resignation becomes effective a week earlier. No successor has yet been named though several candidates are under consideration.

Edward L Parker Bridgeport Family Welfare Society Anip Social Service Bureau Newark Mr Parker

Republicans Will Choose Candidate Coolidge Model

Washington dispatch notes Republicans project continuity with Coolidge, seeking five major entrants in a cautious race. Dawes emerges as potential alternative if voters crave Roosevelt-type leadership, while party leaders will largely shape the convention outcome amid voter indifference.

Coolidge Wark Sullivan New York Washington Dawes Geneva Roosevelt Mr. Dawes Hoover Wood United Sites

Untitled Proverbic Reflection on Work and Wealth

A fragmented piece suggests a reflection on men and effort, noting alcohol, movement, and money as factors shaping work. The tone hints at a buoyant, humorous urban saying about productivity after drinking and the value of wealth in guiding action.

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