Vanzetti Sister Arrives Aims to Aid Brother in Trial
Luigia Vanzetti, sister of Bartolomeo Vanzetti, arrived in New York from Italy aboard the Aquitania. She said she came as a sister not a propagandist to urge her brother toward religion and to offer spiritual support, not to campaign for clemency. She expressed hope despite father’s doubts and described her mission as bringing familial love and urging a fair outcome in the Sacco-Vanzetti case.
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Paris Guards Reinforce U S Embassy In Hong Kong?
Paris guards at the American Embassy were reinforced after dispatches about the Sacco Vanzetti case. Under Prefect Chiappe, guards were placed at the Italian and Spanish embassies and entry was restricted while mail to embassies is scrutinized.
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Peabody Vanzetti Protest Ended by Police Action
In Peabody Massachusetts a crowd over 10000 protesting the Sacco Vanzetti case was dispersed by police after the mayor permitted the open air meeting. Alfred Baker Lewis was arrested for obstructing traffic as police used hoses to threaten the crowd and clear the square near the police station.
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Explosives Stores Guarded Statewide in Massachusetts
Massachusetts officials say all magazines storing high explosives are under night and day guard with floodlights in many sites. Deputy state fire marshal Timothy C. Murphy reports a statewide inventory is underway, expecting a week to finish. Fifteen dynamite cases seized in an abandoned barn near Acushnet. owners sought. Improper storage without license leads to prosecution.
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Notables Seek Execution Stay In Sacco and Vanzetti Case
An appeal signed by a score of prominent professionals urges Gov Fuller to stay the Sacco and Vanzetti execution until doubts are resolved. Signers include Jane Addams John Dewey Haven Emerson Haven Eme son and Henry Hapgood among others, cited with Dreyfus as a historic parallel.
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Dynamite seized in Plymouth home of Edward Manter
Police found 125 pounds of dynamite a box of detonating caps and fuses at lumber dealer Edward Manter in Plymouth The dynamite was kept without a permit and stored in a locked shed The explosives were moved to the state police barracks at Norwell Manter faces charges tied to possession of explosives while in Vansetti case context noted with death sentence in local affairs
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Associated Press
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Vanzetti Appeals to Federal Courts in Death Penalty Case
The Sacco Vanzetti case moves toward the U S Supreme Court as defense counsel seek a stay of execution and a writ of certiorari. The defense presses due process arguments while detailing the vast 15000 page record and court rulings on motions for a new trial and writs of error.
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Obituary notices of Pathode Cook DeProfio Johnston Kempinski and more
Napoleon Pathode died at home on Newfield avenue after a two day illness. Survived by wife three daughters four sons and four sisters and four brothers. Resident fourteen years and member of St Anthony’s church. Funeral from 518 Newfield avenue Monday at julip-thirty then 9 am high mass at St Anthony’s. interment St Michael’s cemetery. Richard Clapton Cook of River road Shelton buried Riverside cemetery after 4 pm service. Domenica DeProfio 15 year old daughter of Umbart and Ida died Thursday at Helden. Funeral today at 1 pm from home then 9 am mass at St Raphael’s. burial St Michael’s. Robert Johnston 57 Woodling avenue engineer for Ridgeport Gas Light Co died Thursday. funeral 2:30 pm from home. burial Mountain Grove cemetery. Herman Kempinski 76 Norman street resident died yesterday after short illness. funeral tomorrow at 2:30 from home. burial B Nat Israel Cemetery.
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Main Street
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Woodling Avenue
Ridgeport Gas Light Co
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Norman Street
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Nat Isarel Cemetery
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Davenport Street
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Randall Avenue
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Crescent Place
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Parrott Avenue
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William Street
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Sixth Street
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Wheeler Avenue
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State Street
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99 Personal Tax Delinquents May Be Arrested Here
Collector Challenger sent a list of 99 personal tax delinquents to Prosecuting Attorney James C. Shannon to issue warrants. He warned 38 abatements demand payment of over $848,000 in 16 days or warrants would be issued. The list covers names with taxes due from two to 14 years.
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Oreste Vacari
Rassick Avenue
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Cole Street
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Stratford Avenue
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Broad Street
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Monroe Street
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State Street
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Organ Street
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Lexington Avenue
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Firms Seek Protection Against Sacco Mobs
Fall River Mass August 19 The Fall River Gas Company the Fall River Electric Light Company and the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company asked Chief of Police Martin Feeney to guard their property against possible disturbances after the Sacco and Vanzetti decision today. The chief will grant the request with company guards already posted.
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Associated Press
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Fal River Electric Light , Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Martin Feeney
Sacco and Vanzetti
Oldest Silk Plant in U S to Close in Mansfield
The oldest silk manufacturing business in the United States, founded in 1810 by Rodney Hanks and run by his descendants, faces imminent shutdown after 117 years. The Hanks family mill, now in its third building near Hanks Hill, transitions from raw thread to gum production, with the current owner’s son preferring insurance work, ending a multigenerational era.
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Associated Press
United States
Rodney Hanks
Hanks Hill
George Rodney
Fragmented School Dialogue on War and Job Talk
A teacher asks about wars remembered while a scholar replies that family affairs were off limits. The dialogue hints at job seeking and employer hesitation, with remarks on appearance and capability. The exchange captures classroom and workplace tensions in brief, oblique terms.
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