Slaying Case Details Narrowed On Wounds And Tools
Witnesses described the fatal injuries to Dr Hai and Mrs Mills and debated possible instruments. A tree surgeon Paulus noted pruning shears unlikely. other witnesses discussed blood stains and the coat and scarf found with the victim. Willard Staub posted bail as a material witness after being linked to a girl companion in Darugs lane.
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Theyer
Simpson
Mia
Paulus
Hall
Bertine Haut
Feuy
Willard Staub
Darugs Lane
Hai
Mills
U S will punish Mexican plotters
United States authorities announced plans to prosecute those involved in a supposed Mexican revolution plot. Federal agents identified suspects after seizing an armored truck and uncovering a war equipment cache in a Hollywood garage related to General Forique Estrada. Investigations traced possible financing and a proposed second wave from Imperial Valley, though it reportedly dissolved after Estrada’s arrest.
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Dacien Wheeler
Department of Justice
Sad Department
Hollywood
Forique Estrada
San Diego
Estrada
Aecend
Imperial Valley
Wstrada
Los Angeles
Ivwa
Mevenn
Piqued Ederle Issues Challenge Continues With Rep
In Lowell mass Henry Sullivan the first American to swim the English Channel responds to Gertrude Ederle s challenge. He says funds are lacking for Therle s terms but remains ready to meet any challenger who accepts the race and purses offered after her London crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Henry L. Sullivan
Gertrude Ederie
Sulivan
Railroad Wins Injunction Suit
The article reports on an injunction case between Greenwich Water Company and New Haven road, noting a long, legally difficult dispute. Attorneys included Benjamin J Spora for the New Haven road with Norman Buckingham, and Frank Dodge for the water company, with Judge Carl Foster presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimpy
Greenwich Water Company
New Haven Road
Henjarmin J Spora
Norman Buckinghan
Water Company
Prank Dodge
Resten
Carl Foster
Thus City
Cheery Brandy Ad Bans Magazine In Disputed Suit
A fragmentary notice describes a legal dispute over a Cheery brandy advertisement ban involving a magazine neither newspaper nor mail order, with references to Federal Attorney Buckner and Major Chester P. Molly Fenderal. The case, arriving in 1900, faces decision by a city office on prohibition enforcement and an unnamed director's forthcoming opinion.
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Arrivng
Buckner
Chester P
Molly Fenderal
Controversy Hits YMCA Over Moscow Remarks
URICAGO dispatch reports criticism of Sherwood Eddy, a United Church figure, after greeting Soviets leaders in Moscow. Charles P Taft, Cincinnati national YMCA president, says Eddy may have had no current link to the YMCA council and declines further statement. Eddy has long been active in Bridgeport and speaks at the Forum.
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Uricago
Moscow
Sherwood Eddy
International
M. CL
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
The
Ouf
Sherwood Eady
Wedy
National Council of the
YMGC
Taft
Addy
Bridge Hart
United Church
Youth Rescued After Tideward Ordeal at Sea
A youth aboard a sixteen foot tender near Brigantine Beach faced sinking as a southwest wind drove the craft toward Tuckers Island. The Pequod fishing craft spotted him 12 miles east of Beach Haven and towed his vessel. Coast Guard Commander Hemingway led CG units to locate the survivor, who was brought aboard the Pequod and later transferred to CG-114. The rescued youth, son of Gordon of Waban Maass, expects to return to Philadelphia after a stay in Massachusetts.
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Coast Guard
Start
Hemingway
White
Pequod
Beach Haven
Gordon
Waban
Maass
Boston
Tabor Bay
Brigantine Beach
Buoy No. 1
Nelson Weeks
Lrigantine Beach
Tucker Island
W. i Neal
Coast Guards
Alonchia
Philadelphia
Merrer
Masa
New York Europe Airline Planned Across North Atlantic
A proposed nationwide airship route would connect New York to Europe via Scapa Flow in the Faroe Islands Reykjavik and Cape Farewell Greenland with New York as its hub. Secretary Hoover and Aviation Chief MacCracken announced five aerial extension superintendents to survey routes from New York to Boston Chicago Elko Las Vegas and Los Angeles with airships and civilian cooperation.
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Faroe Islands
Reykjavik
Cape Farewell
Greenlan
New York
Coolidge
Comins
Hoover
Toilay
William P. MaccCracken
Frei
Aire
Boston
Washington
Elko, Nevada
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Final Reports On G O Outing 10
Reports of the sale of tickets for the dinner at Pleasure Beach were received by Postmaster Arthur Connor, Republican leader in Ventport, as preliminary to final reports at a Republican Town Committee meeting tomorrow night. Preparations will be made for primaries a week from Friday. Town Chairman Alfred Burdik expected to receive official notice of the State Central committee action setting primary day. All Sixth district ticket returns are to be made tonight at the district club rooms on Madison Avenue and Charles Street.
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Pleasure Beach
Witich
Ventgeport
Arthur
Republican Town Committee
Connor Ageto
George S. Haul
Republican Party
Itl
Alfred W. Burdick
State Central Committee
Madison Avenue
Charles Street
Thursdiy
Claim Carroll Rescuer of Man At Seaside Park
Eyewitnesses recount a rescue at George H. Linscott in Seaside Park where William a Lamond aided by Francis Carron Georgetown University student and Charles Baum helped reach Linscott as the motorboat smashed on rocks. The 70 year old man suffered exposure and was taken home by Thomas Keegan Seaside Park superintendent.
City Must Bear Galvin Expenses After Injury
City officials say the city must cover George Galvin's injury expenses after a motorcycle crash with Maz Pokras. Hospital bills reach 446 dollars plus doctors, with Pokras's assets limited to a small car. Assistant City Attorney Harry Greenstein and City Attorney A L DeLaney investigated and found no alternative funding. This case joins several similar motorcycle officer injury claims under consideration.
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George Galvin
Maz Pokras
McKinley Avenue
Harry Greenystein
A. L. DeLaney
Pokras
Galvin
Ithe
Greenstein
Life Guards Hold Annual Stag Smoker and Roast
The Seaside Life Guards held their annual stag smoker and frankfurter roast at Fatherweather Island last night. Walter Barrett entertained with several solos. attendees included Kenneth Walker Frank Mertens Francis Carroll Captain Max Baum Woney Wilmot John Wagner Edward Malemey Walter Barrett and Matthew Skane.
Baby Eight Months Scalded by Brother
Eight month old Mariel Marko of 1188 State Street was badly scalded yesterday when her brother accidentally poured hot water on her right hand and wrist. Emergency hospital ambulance helped care for the infant and Dr LD M Rowe treated for second degree burns.
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Mariel Marko
LD. M. Rowe
Pembroke Street
Muler Marko
Nicholas
State Street
Cannon Street Repaving Starts at Night Work
Workmen from Leveriy and Hurley began drilling and lifting brick pavement on Canon Street. The street was closed to auto traffic as Warrenite is prepared for laying. The operation proceeded after nightfall with crews at work on the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveriy
Hurley
Rantenataré
Canon Street
Mother Uses Teeth to Aid Son in Fight
Frank Duarle eleven, of 32 Tiare Val Avenue, allegedly fought a neighbor’s larger boy yesterday. After the clash Frank was treated at Emergency hospital. His opponent’s injuries were minor, but his mother reportedly sank her teeth into Frank’s right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duarle
Tiareval Avenue
Frank
Ter
Injurmen
Minister Marries Couple Aboard Plane Over Central Park
Flight wedding near Central Park as Dr Henry McKown, university professor, wed Ruth Worl at 5600 feet altitude. Rev Leslie Barnett officiated aboard a Curtiss field departure, witnessed by pilot W. Mentallen and guest Elizabeth Worick. Plane landed safely after about 45 minutes.
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New York
Central Park
Fienry
McKown
Ruth L Worl
Mount Pleasant
Leslie J. Barnett
Morningside Presbyterian Church
W. HM. Mentallen
Elizabeth Worek
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Worick
Curtissfield
E. Myckown
France
University of Pittsburgh
Bermuda
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Summary of multiple ambulance runs with names and addresses. Harry Brewster on Van Stonecourt declared dead on arrival. Walter Brown of John Street injured from a sixty foot fall and taken to St Vincent's Hospital. William Demarins at Hamilton Street treated for convulsions. Mary Mason at Orland Street convulsions with doctor on arrival. Nicholas Dafurio on Hallett Street with swelling and taken to St Vincent's. Muler Marko and others noted with injuries including burns and treatment.
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Walter Brown
John Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Nicholas Dafurio
Hallett Street
Ain
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cornell May Get $23 595 Fee Today
Assistant City Attorney Henry Greenstein said he expects a payment from City Auditor Walter Garrity to cover a settlement related fee. Garrity will issue a check to Attorney John A. Cornell for 25 396 after notice. Cornell could not be located after returning from vacation. The payment covers legal services for Edward A. Drew in the certificate of error test suit.
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Henry Greenstein
Walter W. Garrity
Cornell
Garrity
John A. Cornell
Greenstein
Carnell
Edward A. Drew
Magner to Attend National Police and Firemen’s Meeting
Lieut. Thomas F. Magner of Connecticut Fire headquarters will represent local firefighters at the Police and Firemen’s association annual convention in Indianapolis on September 13 and 14. The group, the nation’s largest benevolent body of its kind, has over 30,000 members. Bridgeport’s chapter counts 140 members.
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Thomas F. Magner
Alexander
Garnsey to be made board clerk in mutual agreement
An arrangement between Frank Braithwaite the board clerk and Harry C Garnsey secretary of the Twelfth District Republican club will move Garnsey to clerk and Braithwaite to become a board member Fred Emeneger Welfare building superintendent will resign from the board Braithwaite to take his place Emeneger was at city hall planning to resign while the mayor was out inspecting streets
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Frank Braithwaite
Board of Appraisal
Harry C. Garnsey
Twelfth District Republican Club
Garnsey
Braithwaite
Fred Emeneger
Emeneger
Aghrens
Man Held Third Time as Drunken Driver
Howard Thomas of West Lane Ridgefield was arraigned before Justice Peter McManus on an operating a car while intoxicated charge. His case was continued until Thursday night under bonds of 4500 after a Ridgefield morning arrest at 4 a.m. following a prior accident and prior arrests including a conviction and a later nolle. State police took him into custody.
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Howard Thomas
West Lane
Ridgefield
Justice of the
Peter McManuy
Thomas
Poller
Mazer
Gras
Louis
Mager
Moses
Studer
Matur Sald
Hernsteen
Maser
Cuyahoga County
Canton
Andrew Pretzky
Akron
United States
George A. Stauffer
Pretzky
Hquor
Cleveland
Woman claims 92 loss from June burglary
Mrs. Trene Abramowitz of 1207 North Avenue reports theft from her apartment on June 25. Insurance company notified and articles stolen include a dictionary, school books, paints and varnishes.
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Trene Abramowitz
North Avenue
Pureau
Stamford G C Caucus Registration Totals Revealed
Stamford August 17 Special report shows caucus registration filings from two registrar sittings with about 2 09 Democratic and 2 171 Republican applications. Total potential Republican primaries reach around 4 000, Democrats about 4 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford G. C
Stamford
Registrars of Voters
KITCHENER'S BODY STOLEN CHARGE AND CLAIMS
A dubious claim surfaces about the Kitchener coffin as a witness asserts tampering and substitution. He describes missing contents and a khaki fabric thread, and recounts police questioning. He pledges to prove his accusations and says the case was moved to London amid investigations.
Trio who took car returned to Massachusetts
Stamford report states Charles Breslin, 22, of Lexington, Charles Gorman, 29, of Lexington, and Frederick Madovna, 22, of Lexington, were taken back to Lexington by police for taking Mrs. Anna Cavanaugh’s car without permission. Breslin said he knew Miss Cavanaugh and had taught her to drive. He claimed no permission was needed. He was stopped by Officer Lynch.
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Stamford
Charles Breslin
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Charles Gorman
Woburn Avenue
Frederick Madovna
Anna Cavanaugh
Breslin
W. V. C. Lynch
Senator Fernald Improves After Illness in Maine
In West Poland Maine August 17 AP reports U S Senator Bert M Fernald’s condition improving at home. Diagnosis intestinal poisoning with no malignant trouble found after examination by two Fortland doctors and his regular physician. Rest for several weeks and proper exercise cited as causes and path to return to normal duties.
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West
Poland
U.S
Bert M. Fernald
Fernald
Fortend
Bridgeport Man Held After Alleged Wife Assault
Philp Tapao, 35, of 134 George Street, was detained at police headquarters last night after allegedly attacking his wife Mary. She appeared at headquarters with disheveled hair and a discolored eye, stating her husband assaulted her without cause.
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Philp Tapao
George Street
Mary
Woman Reports Clothing Theft In Sanford Area
Miss Melan Robertson of Sanford Avenue reported to the detective bureau that a man was seen looking into her apartment a week ago. Last night she reported the theft of a pair of shoes from her back porch and clothing from the clothesline.
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Melan Robertson
Sanford Avenue
Detective Bureau
Sae
Rhode Island Company Wins Income Tax Fight
Washington Aug. 1 The Board of Tax Appeals overruled an Internal Revenue Service assessment of 25,600 dollars against the Manville Jeques Company of Pawtucket Rhode Island. It was announced today.
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Rhode Island
Washington
Board of Tax: Appeals
Internal Revenue Bureau
Manville Jeaques Company
Pawtucket
Rod
Naval Reserves Welcome Aboard Brooks At Vineyard Haven
Aboard the destroyer Brooks 61 Bridgeport naval reserves join 100 crew, bringing ship total to 151 with nine officers. They dock after midnight, launch motor-sailer trips, and attend drills, movies, and morning cleaning as they prepare for scouting drills at Nantucket Bay.
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U. S
Brooks
Vineyard Haven
Brocka
Bridgeport
U. S. Naval Reserves
Newport
R. 1
Union Square
John MacHidoff
Lewis E. Denfeld
Napeaque Bay
Childs
Eagle 19
Humphrey
Thomas Keegan
Leonard
Land Man Gave Wife in Return for Her Love Is Sought by His Creditors
Hartford August 17 AP report says Harry Lassman 33 Milford Street gave his wife Anna a half interest in Bristol real estate valued at several thousand dollars in September after love and affection. Lassman, a partner in Mofern laundry, is in bankruptcy and creditors seek to have the transfer set aside to show Lassman was insolvent, with John Markham as counsel for the trustee.
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Hartford
Harry Lassman
Milford Street
Anna Lassman
Bristol
Laseman
Mofern Laundry
John Markham
Truaee
Lassman
Mazer Denies Murder Charge as Alibi Emerges
Canton publisher Louis Mazer denies killing Don Mellett and cites an alibi. Patrolman Streitenburger testifies Mazer was with him from midnight to 12:56 a.m., near the Willing hotel, placing him away from the murder scene around 12:15 a.m. A grand jury and police team questioned Mazer as a homicide investigation proceeds.
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Buffalo
APY
Streitenburger
Louis Mazer
den R. Mellett
Canter
Mazer
Don Mellett
Streitenverger
Olock
Ether Fire Injures Engineer on Subway Project
Ether used on a cut ignited causing a man to be seriously burned. The ambulance surgeon bound wounds with a belt as ether caught fire from a lamp. Mr McMullen remained conscious and requested transport to Harbor Sanitarium. He was an engineer building the 3000 foot Dykman section of the Eighth Avenue subway.
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McMullen
Harbor Sanitarium
McMulen
Subway
Manhattan
Dykman
Eighth Avenue Subway
Overlook Terrace
Cummings Street
Connecticut River
Holyoke
Fasa
Hadford
Ark Central
Hudson
Castleton
Harlem River
Brennan Battles in Senate Ads and Smith 1928 Drive
Washington message traces Democratic split over Governor Smith and 1828 nominee, noting Tammany influence and a wets versus drys battle. Brennan campaigns for senator in Illinois as part of the national pattern, meeting business leaders to frame himself as an indemnity insurer first and a politician second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington
Smith
New York
Chattanooga
Ita Brennans
Tammany
Tammany Tiger
White House
Democratic Party
Tft
Congress
Senate
Chattanooga News
Brennan
Chicago
Ilinois
Tlinois
Reporta Com
Democrate
Valentino Improvement Reported Amid Strained Studio Dramas
Taylor faces Dilay in upcoming film while Valentino’s condition is described as better. From Saratoga training quarters reports spread of visits by Pennington and Miss Macksil at the hospital. A frantic caller, Marie Markiewicz, delivered a handwritten poem pleading for Rudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Saratoga Springs
Ann Fennington
Dorothy Macksil
Miss Pennington
Marie Markiewicz
Rudy
Chinese Army Flees Peking After Nankow Defeat
Aug 17 AP dispatch reports routed Kuominchun forces retreating to Kalgan after defeat at Nankow and loss of Hwadal. They destroy railways ahead to hinder pursuit.
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Peking
Kalgam
Nankow
Hwadal
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van Stonecourt
William Demarins
Hamilton Street
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Orland Street
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Gene Huh
Jack Fertelmas
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Patrick Doran
Alfred Kornblut
Pharmaciat
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