Ashes of Sacco and Vanzetti Split and Display Controversy
The Sacco and Vanzetti ashes become a flashpoint as supporters in Plymouth and Boston clash over their fate. Miss Luigia Vanzetti and Mrs. Sacco disagree on display and burial, while union crowds, police, and defense committee figures argue over final disposition and possible national touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Vanzetti
Lurgia
Mary Donovan
Bacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
Mary
Miss Vanzetti
Defense Committee
Iself
Rose Sacco
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Ressomen Vanzétti
Trelyter
Malden
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
Luigia Varnetti
Rmahes
Sacco
Miss Vanzell
Seclu
Illicit Brewery Raided Again in Waterbury
Federal agents raided a wildcat Waterbury brewery on Eagle Street seizing 10 000 gallons of beer and arresting Charles Sage who faced a 1000 bond for alleged illegal manufacture and possession. Several workers escaped during the hour long operation. The beer tested four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Campbell
New York
Eagle Street
Waterbury
Edward B Doolan
Raffaele
New Haven
Charles Sage
Sage
United States
Edward J. Finn
National Guard Officers Dinner Celebrates Encampment Victory
Officers of the 242nd Coast Artillery CNG plan a dinner Wednesday at Champs Farm on Fisher's Island to honor the most successful encampment since organization. Regimental band will provide a concert and a hall celebration follows. The guest list includes Lt Col and Mrs L E Evans and family, Maj and Mrs Hurley, Maj and Mrs Moore, Capt and Mrs Mickelsen, and numerous other officers and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
242Nd Coast Artillery
N.G
Champ's Farm
242Nd
H. G. Wright
Fisher's Island
N.W
L. E Evans
George Knox
Ira Peterson
Vernon Morehouse
Mires
Louise Mosher
George MacGregor
Frederick Darley
Francis G. D'Arcy
Lounsbury Wilcox
John T. Efford
Raymond H Coe
Thomas E. McDonough
Joseph McCarthy
Obituary notices for James R. Reardon and George F. Hull
The obituary notes the funeral for James R. Reardon of 268 Gillbert Street, with services at Mullins Scott and Redgate Funeral Parlor, St Charles Church, and burial at St Michael's Cemetery after a solemn high requiem mass. Also reported is the death of George F. Hull of 328 Housatonic Avenue, a longtime Mason, with a Thursday funeral at St Paul’s Church Kossuth Street, Mountain Grove Cemetery burial, Masonic rites, and recognition of his roles with Bridgeport Brass, the Cincinnatus lodge, Pyramid temple Nobles, and local groups.
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James R. Reardon
Gillbert Street
Mullins, Scott
Redgate
Golden Hill Street
St. Charles Church
James Wilson
P. J. McGivney
Harry Quinn
W. Siegler
Loretta Parden
James Keegan
M. Stegler
Quartette
St. Michael's Cemetery
James Wison
George F. Hull
George Hull
Housatonic Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
George I. Hu
Dewitt C. Hull
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Kossuth Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Bradley K Hull
Bridgeport Brass Company
Bridgeport
Hull
Housatown
Mass
Cincinnatus
Great Barrington
Pyramid Temple
Mystic Shrine
Arcanum Lodge
Lving
Police seek pair using stolen cars in hold ups
New Haven August 29 Police today recovered an abandoned auto marked Emil Planski Wallingford and tied to a spree of car thefts and holdups on the Norwalk Danbury turnpike. The bandits robbed Samuel Mills Danbury and two women, fled in a string of stolen cars, wrecked near New Milford, then fled with more cars including one owned by Catherine Hamilton Danbury. They reportedly left Meriden in another stolen car and stole Kunski's markers in Wallingford. Police believe only 870 was taken from Mills party. Investigations extend to a possible fourth stolen car.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Emil Planski
North Cherry Street
Wallingford
Meriden
Norwalk
Danbury
Ssamford
C. A. Pratt
Samuel Mills
Ridgefield Barracks
New Milford
Catherine Hamilton
Kunski
Mills
Polee
Detectives Probe Weekend Thefts Across City
A wave of burglaries and thefts stretched the detective bureau yesterday. Losses included tools from a wrecking company on Fairfield Avenue, cash from a South Avenue confectionery, cigars from a Boston Avenue lunch cart, and 11 to 12 dollars from the Berkshire Avenue bakery. Burglars raided Bridgeport Hastings office for 200 dollars, a Chinese laundry on Gregory Street, and FP Dee Bottling Works for near beer and sugar. A bad check for 13.56 was passed on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Avenue
D. Shimes
South Avenue
Detective Bureau
Boston Avenue
Joseph Meaney
Boston Baking Company
Berkshire Avenue
Bridgeport Jastings Company
North Avenue
Charles Wing
Greogry Street
FP Dee Bottling Works
Charles Street
Lyter
Davey Cros
Lindley
Irving Dimenstein
State Street
Two Machines To Hop Off Today
Toronto dispatch reports Captain Terry Tully and Lieutenant James Medcalf aimed for London England before turning back due to a lake storm. Meteorologist Sir Frederick Stupart noted successful pilots Schree and Brock completed a Harbor Grace to Langen flight yesterday, weather permitting the rest of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Associated Press
Terry Tully
James Medcalf
London
Eng
Frederick Stupart
Meteorological Bureau
Edward F. Schree
Willand Brock
Harbor Grace
N. F
Langen
Driving 23 Years, Has First Accident at Milford
C C Bowman seventy four of Pittston Pa loses chance of a record when his car collides with a westbound auto driven by Mrs Ladia Glas of Jersey City on the Bridgeport turnpike. Neither driver injured. cars slightly damaged. Bowman held on reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
C. C. Bowman
Pittston
Bridgeport
Fairfield Beach
Bowman
Pillator
Bridgeport Turnpike
Ladia Glas
Parks Avenue
Jersey City
Bar Association Opposes Federal Control of Radio and Air
The American Bar Association plans a policy delaying new radio and aviation controls until the current systems mature. The report favors relying on the department of commerce for radio, cautions against new federal commissions, and notes state recognition of federal licenses for air. Noted jurists including Lord Hewart and Taft are among anticipated speakers. The group also recommends stronger legal education standards and ethics reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Associated Press
American Bar Association
Association
Department of Commerce
England
Lord Hewart
Maurice Bokanowski
William B. Mitchell
United States
William Howard Taft
Asuer
France
Four Injured As Blast Fires Yacht
A gasoline yacht Aval belonging to the Grenfell Medical Mission caught fire off Philadelphia. Four aboard were injured and the yacht was severely damaged, with the crew attempting to tow it from danger as fire took hold and cabins burned. Miss Margaret Pierce, aboard, reported via telegram she was not seriously hurt and urged against newspaper reports.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Margaret Pierce
Grenfell Medical Mission
Harald Pierce
W Brooks Smith Dies in Hospital in New York Family Obituary
W Brooks Smith, noted steel operator and lifelong traveler, died in hospital after a lengthy illness. He led a cosmopolitan life with travels abroad and was survived by his wife Julia Billings of Bridgeport. The Sayre family lineage linked to early New York colonial figures and Sayre of Long Island. Funeral services are planned at 268 Park Place with Rev Joseph A. Ascioppi officiating.
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Thomas Walter Smith
Elizabeth Brooks Smith
New York State
Smiths
Cayuga County
Brooks and Denniacons
Orange County
Sayre
Long Island
Southampton
St. Thomas Sayre
Smith Sayre
Bulding
Vilage
Mr Smith
Stephen Sayre
Princeton University
Princeton
Harvard
England
London
Breeze Point
Bordentown
Joseph Bonaparte
Spain
Napolzor
Phillips Brooks
Borlon
DeWitt Clinton
New York
Smith
Julia Billings
Bridgepor
Park Place
Joseph A. Ascioppl
St. John's Episcopal Church
Trinity
Navy Lacks Ships On Redfern Route
A fragmentary report from Caracas, Venezuela, notes an airplane seen over the delta of the Orrhoeo river, stirring hopes among Redfern’s wife and friends. Weather bureau in Washington said 16 could not verify tropical storm reports along Redfern’s route, reviving fears of his fate at sea.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Orrhoeo River
Redfern
Weather Bureau of Washington
Sacco Vanzetti float barred from Asbury Park baby parade
The Asbury Park Carnival communities denied a float entry for August 31 depicting the Sacco-Vanzetti case. The applicant name and float details were not disclosed. Parade director Arthur F. Cottrell said the case is no fit subject for a baby parade. prizes were planned for floats presenting leading news events of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N J
Associated Press
Asbury Park Carnival
Arthur F. Cottrell
American Mothers Laud Unknown Soldier Ceremony
In Paris on August 29 Mrs Charles Augustine Robinson of American War Mothers spoke at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. She conveyed a message of love to French mothers of fallen soldiers. A wreath by American Legionnaires from the Paris Post was placed on the tomb.
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Paris
Associated Frese
Charles Augustine Robinson
Robinson
King says Prince of Wales not overdoing it
London Aug 29 AP King George says the Prince of Wales does not lead a strenuous life. An officer of the Morecambe corporation recounted a conversation near Lancaster in which the king defended the prince’s habit of travel. He noted young men are fond of travel and will not shrink as they age.
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London
George
Prince of Wales
Harry Wright
Morecambe Corporation
Lancaster
Dispatch
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Grand Central Terminal
Saccea-Vanzetti
Hapgood
Union Square
Charles H. Pickens
Hoston
Powers Hapgood
Grand Central
Flor Racy
Hey
Orsong
Sacovi Avenue
Ninth Street
Pairi Sh
Nata ‘Ie
Pepy
Sion
Forest Hills
Joseph Langone
Miss Vanzett
Mis. Sacco
Federal
National Guard
Coast Artillery Regiment
James Medrakt
Tully
Ocean
BAR Association
RADIO
Aviation
Susan Bliss
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
BRS
H. M
Reliotrope
W. Brooks Smith
NAVY
King
Chicago
NEW England Enameling CO
Weldon
Middletown
Opy Senawenane Industrial Plants Corp
ADAN
Baty
Maelvord
Laurel Avenue
Price
Lacey R. Blackman
H. L. Blackman & Son
Telegram - Post
Telegram - Post -Sunday Post
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