Wife of Dentist Dies Suddenly at Vacation Resort
Mrs. Bessie Bell of 2493 Main Street, wife of Dr. Morris Bell, a dentist, collapsed while phoning friends during a family vacation at Haines Falls, Green County, New York. Heart trouble is suspected as the cause. She died minutes after her husband arrived with their two children. Funeral arrangements are being planned in New York.
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Bessie Bell
Main Street
Morris
Bell
Haines Falls
Green County
New York State
Brll
Loby
Eva
Lous H. Bietweiss
Mrs. Bell
Dr. Bielweiss
Deen
Hai
Harold
Judge Remits Fine to Father of 11 in Meriden
In Meriden Aus 22 Associated Press reports a two week continuance in police court for Edward LineDerimet of Woonsocket Rhode Island charged with driving while intoxicated after a Tilollo related accident on the Meriden Middletown road. Harold Pistat of 37 Front Street Brien in MacDermott suffered a fractured accident remains in Meriden hospital. A further two week delay was granted for Thomas F. Buter of 4 Hichi Kaney Colony plate who faces charges after a wrist injury and a car collision. John H. Johnson of 123 Windsor Avenue pleaded guilty as a child need the money more than the state’s needs, per the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Aus
Associated Press
Dia
New Heaven
Edward LineDerimet
Woonsocket
R. 1
Tiollo
Mericen- Middletown
Harold Pistat
Ated
Brier
MacDermo
Meriden Keonpct
Thomas F
Kane
Colony Plate
John H. Johnson
Windeo Avene
Jonnson
Cnaldren
Four Men Arrested Over Flogging Of Florence Girl
In Florence Alabama police report four men were arrested in connection with a flogging of a local girl named Miss Bishop. The incident allegedly occurred months ago with threats and intimidation by the men, who furnished the sheriff with details as the case unfolded. Prosecution awaits further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
L. FE. Satratios
Fly-Tox Protection Promised Amid Technical Confusion
Fragmentary notes describe Fly-Tox providing protection amid unclear data on tests and safety. Mentions of death risks, public interest, and calls for proper instructions persist, with conflicting details from multiple sources.
New Haven Man Forbids Minister Drink Arrested
New Haven Aug 22 Charley Martin 34 invited minister Samuel F Roobinson to have a drink during a United American Free Will Baptist service. He advanced with a pint bottle causing the service to halt. Police detained him and he was sentenced to 80 days in jail for general breach of the peace.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Charley Martin
Samuel F. Roobinson
United American Free Will Baptist Church
Martin
Four Auto Injury Damages Filed In Superior Court
Four civil suits filed in Superior Court seek damages for auto injuries. Ralph L and Ellen L Dennis of Stamford sue Christopher B Garritson of Stamford and George Eron of Darien for 8000 each after a June 16 1927 collision on Shore Road Darien. Michael Farkas of Stamford sues Frank J Daley and Joseph Catino for 85000 after an May 8 crash on Strawberry Hill Road. Jennie E Warnek of Norwalk sues Oliver P Parlett for 5000 after a July 28 1920 collision on the Boston Post Road Darien. Joseph J Richter of Stamford sues Caroline Masterson and Katherine South for 8000 alleging Miss Masterson lost control driving on Iroquois daily.
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Ralph L
Ellen L. Dennis
Stamford
Christopher B. Garritson
George Eron
Darien
Dennis
Shore Road
Garriston
Evan
Michael Farkas
Frank J. Daley
Joseph Catino
Farakaghi
Strawberry HS
Daley
Plainhine
Enny E. Warnek
Norwalk
Sit
Ainst Oliver P. Prarlecte
Boston Post Road
Caroline Masterson
Katherine South
Joseph J. Richter
Miss Masterson
Miss Smith
Plainsuit
Armed Guards Patrol Worcester Court in Thayer Session
Worcester Mass August 22 By Associated Press Anxious guard action marked the criminal court opening as armed men patrolled corridors and approaches to the Worcester county court building protecting Justice Webster Thayer amid the Sacco Vanzetti case fame Sheriff Albert Richardson led precautions with deputies at every entry including J Harry Flinn Fred W Boynton Danial H Rice Arthur A Keefe William Johnson and George H Ramer others. A state trooper in plain clothes monitored outside the judicial office until Thayer’s noon lunch.
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Worcester
Mass
Associated Press
Worcester County Courte
Albert Richardson
Webster Thayer
Sacco- Vanzertl
Lee
Bulle
Delaney
Lowel
Judicial Office
Thayer
Man 48 Elopes With Girl 16 Father Seeks Aid
August 22 report from Monson Mase AP details Elmer Cleveland a farmer seeking help after his daughter Dorothy May aged sixteen ran away with a man identified as P. Rogers alias Kimball or Perry a suspected ropper. Police and family say the girl left Tuesday.
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Monson
Mase
Associated Press
Elmer Cleveland
Dorothy May
Aida
Cleveland
Hert
P. Rogers
Kimball
Perry
Rogers
Moodus Noises Reported Again by Residents
Local residents report hearing moodus noises again in the evening. A cryptic phrase and garbled OCR text describe multiple sounds heard near Moodus, with unclear timing and scattered details.
Three Couples File for Decrees in Superior Court
Four divorce petitions were filed in the Superior Court yesterday. Howard H. Howard of Stamford sues Bertie Bewley Howard of Knoxville alleging desertion since January 1923 after their Tennessee marriage. Annie Waner Keles of Stamford sues Solomon Keles for intolerable cruelty. Mary Gallucet of Stamford sues Leonard Gallucet for intolerable cruelty with custody and support asked. Minnie A Webb sues George E Webb alleging desertion since December 1914 with alimony requested.
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Howard H. Howard
Stamford
Bertie Bewley Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
New York City
Annie Waner Keles
Solomon Keles
Mary Gallucet
Leonard Gallucet
Minnie A. Webb
George E. Webb
Port Cheater
Sand Bank Falls Smothers Youth at Four Corners
In Portland Connecticut on August 22 Francis McMeken seventeen was crushed and smothered by a forty foot sand bank while filling a truck at a bank owned by John Hanson. Fellow worker Walter Kusminski escaped as sand rushed to his knees. Rescue efforts lasted about fifteen minutes before the body was recovered.
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Portland
Conn
Francis McMeken
Cenath
Walter Kusminski
McMeken
Kusminski
John Hanson
Four Corners
Middletown
Hoover Creates Board To Study Cotton Uses
A new Commerce Department unit will research new uses for raw and manufactured cotton. Edgar Crosby of New Bedford, Mass., will head the division with four cotton trade and chemistry experts. The board invites input from cotton producers, users, and traders to expand uses and extend demand, aiming to sustain or surpass past consumption levels of up to 16 million bales.
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Washington
Associated Press
Commerce Department
Edgar ©. Crosby
New Bedford
Mass
Hoover
Veterans to Light Flame at Shrine
Paris August 22 The survivors of the American volunteers group in the French army will light the flame at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier on August 24, marking the anniversary of the first American volunteers. Four men remain alive Joseph Ganson Robert Subiran James Bach and Jean Mouvet will bear the duty each anniversary.
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Paris
Associated Press
American Legion
French Foreten Legion
Joseph W. Gan
The
Volunteers Association
Robert Ssubiran
James Bach
Jean Moeuvet
Maurice Mouvet
Switzerland
Boy Killed While Climbing Moving Truck in Willimantic
Lionel Blain fourteen was fatally injured at Hemmpton Willimantic Conn when he tried to reach the driver's seat of a slowly driven truck operated by George E B Nichols. He died at St Joseph's Hospital. Coroner Arthur G B of Danielson opened an inquest in police headquarters.
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Tae Hee
Tyles
Thayer Court
Worcester County
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Ased Pressi
N. Y
Sand Bank Falls
Smothers
NEW Hoover Board
U. S
Lee’s
United States
Lees See Bros
Main St
Flintrote
Quality — Beauty
Berkshire Mill Coal CO
Tel
Barnum
G. W
Fairchild & Sons, Inc
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