Doctor's Counsel Attends Hearing In Death Inquiry
Coroner conducts private inquest into Miss Mabel Derry’s death as Dr Isidore Yorhelman seeks legal presence. Prosecution objects to Dillon’s absence and police pursue a suspect. hearing adjourned to Thursday. Public access restricted amid ongoing search for the missing Eclectic-Believe figure.
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Nohce
John R Pillon
Isidore Yorchelman
Mabel Derry Veatearday
John J Phelan
Offre
Polic
Yochelman
Inigo Dillon
Seageant Michiel Arnolaki
Dilon
Arnolaki
War on Lottery Sales Fails to Halt Arrests and Breaks
A string of arrests followed a wartime push against lottery sales. Police and prosecutors charged several individuals including a restaurant keeper and a tavern operator among others as authorities continued enforcement. The spree began Monday and continued into the day with multiple suspects detained and scheduled for hearings.
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Tie Gecuged
Ura Bned
Teiday Morturg
Hid
Wen Cabes
Adlas
Fod Stat Sreet Aenalis Ewler
Rathroid Avenue
Pri Séimansk
Ria Miin Sreet Lowe & Paror
Moorekeepe
Lake Street
Miton Moore
Wass
Lee
Cost of Building Home Will Be Less in 1927
Robert Gillespie, president of the Masons and Contractors International Association, told a conference that building costs will drop in 1927 and wage reductions for bricklayers may occur in some cities. He urged returning to prewar labor practices, employing apprentices and curbing material waste through economy programs to help contractors survive the downturn in postwar construction.
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Robert Gillespie
St Johms
Masons and Contractors’ International Association
Huilders
Wary Trial Nears End Amid Rebuttals In Port
Page one summary notes testimonies close in a mistrial move while prosecutors insist on clarity. Jury alert follows charges of excessive talk and local figures discuss reactions as officials discuss the hullabaloo.
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Hall
Henry Stevens Odtais
Acurt
Munson
Lonely pardoned convict returns to prison longingly
Widowed ex convict Harris, paroled ten years ago from Waupun after a life sentence for murder, voluntarily asked to be reimprisoned near his home. Warden Oscar Lee said attempts to deter him failed, and he will remain in custody.
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Milvworl
Widwel Jo Harris
Waupun
H E
Ursat
Osca Lee
Daugherty Advice Withheld in Doheny Lease Case
In Washington on November 30, government witnesses in the Dik Hulse naval oil reserve conspiracy trial placed a paper trail of over sixty exhibits. Testimony linked the Pearl Harbor base award to Doheny interests and the subsequent leasing of the reserve to Pan American Petroleum. Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty disputed opinions on lease loyalty and cabinet discussions while Assistant Secretary of the Interior Finney testified he authorized accepting the Pan American bid in 1922.
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Washington
Dik Hulse Naval Oil Reserve
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Albert B Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Tdwind L
Doheny Caholmia Olf
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii Naval Base
Dohenys Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Dik Hills Cat
Daugherty
Talis
Harri M Daugherty
Tallami Denov
Navy Department
Dc Finney
Wall
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Finney
Doheny
Court halts Waterbury appeal in path commissioners case
The U S Supreme Court paused the Waterbury path commissioners appeal as justices signaled support for lower court rulings upholding the act creating the board. The case centers on whether the Connecticut law authorizing the board overstepped legislative authority and condemned Machen property for park use.
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Washington
John Bo O
Leu. Wacken
Connecticut
Board of Path Commisssioners
Supreme Court
Machens
Ins
Hig
Cits
Waterbury
Park Commissioners
Las Machen
Chase Meiner
Thig City
City 11S
Superion Court
Vito
Macken
Supreme Court of Trials
United States Supreme Court
Bethel Boy Secures Second in National Farm Club Work Contest
Bethel boy Be thelex, freshman at Connerticu Agricultural College Storrs, earned second place in the national 90 600 farm boys and girls club leadership contest. Kenneth Hinshaw of Golden Dale Washington won first prize. a South Dakota trio earned third. The award honors leadership and cooperative activities across the 4H and related farm clubs nationwide.
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Bethel Boy
Bethelex
Agricultural College At
Storrs
Farm Toys and Girls Club
Kenneth Hinshaw
Gollendale
Washington
Funie
Naftemi
Tstassr
Channel Conqueror Chooses Catalina Swim Plans
Ahs Clemington Corson, famed for crossing the Engfish Channel, arrived in Bridgeport with her two children after a Chicago trip. She plans to enter the Catalina Island 25 000 swim sponsored by Willam Wrigley in January, despite controversy over attire.
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Ahs
Clemington Corson
Engfish
Bridgeport
Siater
Wes Fohn
Atanson
Tatlenm
Catalna Island
Willam Wrigley
Toy Bridgeport
Chicago
Clemington
Marjorie
New York
Oso
Corton
Louie Schemmel
Behemmel
Hudson
Albany
Te Lattry
Corson
California
McPherson in West City After Missing Since October
Alexander Vicherson a former Hillside assistant superintendent missing since October 24 has disclosed his whereabouts to attorney Kilpatrick. Kilpatrick believes McPherson may suffer insanity from overwork and premidings, and notes he is about 700 miles from Bridgeport in the western city, under medical care. Kilpatrick urged him to return to his wife and son, while McPherson’s wife learns of the situation.
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Alexander Vicherson
Hillside Home
WOFD
Ralpatrick
Sperior
Department of Public Welfare
Kilpatrick
McPherson
Bridgeport
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ontario Votes On Day Law In Tight Provincial Election
Ontario voters head to the polls to decide if wartime prohibition ends or if liquor sales come under government control. Premier Ferguson campaigns for government control as the main issue, with Conservatives and several independents backing the measure.
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Toronto
Ontario
Howald Ferguson
Perguson
Tere Ie Comervatiie Credidutes
Libert
Itelete
Parti
Gorhrio Legislaturg
InenUtinn
Thunday
Charre
Char Parker
Robert
McCart Clarne
Ind
Simpson
Calstimoni
Holtern
Tohn
Stoven
Italy Told to Guard Temper by Briand in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Briand warned Italy to curb temper, noting Mussolini’s attempted assassination and recent Vantimiglia border incident. He praised measured diplomacy, stressed respecting consulates, and urged closer Franco Italian cooperation while recalling meetings with Mussolini.
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Italy
Paris
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Friner
Vantimiglia
Mussolini
Thal
M Briands Comimnenia
Chamber 3
Foreign Office
Interspersa Hig
Six Arrested in Danbury Day Raids
A raid led by Chief Prohibition Agent Montara B Dan lan with Prohibition Agent Anthony Winton and three Danbury officers seized beer, whiskey, and wine across three Danbury venues. Two hundred thirty tons of beer and quantities of spirits were confiscated. bonds set at $590 for a hearing before Commissioner William Hottable.
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Montara
Danlan
Anthony Winton
Danbury
Tos
Wiliam Ho
Bresson Club
White Street
Alphange Bresson
Lillswerth Street
Tames Sitten
Linenin
Thomas Pavey
Ftuers
Peives
Bi Wiite
George Kurd
Harten
Thomas Lawrom
Tilson foresees weighty business in House session
House Republican leader Tilson predicts a packed three month session handling bills on taxation banking alien property and judiciary reform. He says Ways and Means will decide tax reform timing and cautions against revising the revenue act now while the president hints lawmakers may consider tax recommendations in his annual message.
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House
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Republican House
Tilson
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Congress
Washingto
Tadiy
Garner
Coouldreux
Garratt
London Confirms Bankers Manifesto Origin
A London meeting of the Economic Circle of the National Liberal era revealed the authorship of the Bankers Manifesto. Sir Charles Mallet said he drafted it at the request of Henry Bell and Sir Hugh Bell to argue for reopening Europe to trade on economic grounds. The manifesto, signed by European and U.S. financiers, called for removing barriers blocking international commerce, with Montagu Norman among those linked to its origin.
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London
Mannifesto
Mars
United States
Charles Mallet
War Office
Henry Bell
Hugh Bell
Fie
Europe
Euiope
Mureape
United
Vvartoukh
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Numeous
Explorer Carl Akeley Dies During Congo Expedition
Nov 30 reports from East Africa say Carl Akeley American sculptor and museum explorer died at Kabale Igana while collecting specimens for the American Museum of Natural History. He planned to return with George Haathlan and pursue a Congo mission for a gorilla sanctuary study and a Belgian project. Akeley, twice married, was famed for elephant sculptures and a bronze piece called The Chrysalis.
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Giltisn
East Africa
Carl Akeley
Sulptor
Kabale Igana
American Museum of Natural History
Akeley
Jeff
Africa
United States
George Haathlan
Rochester WY
Nast Afr Ona
MP Akeley
Museum of Natural History
New York
Explorer
Congo
M. Akeley
Mia Delia J Jennings
Beaver Dam
Wis
Mary
Johe
Canadian Rockies
Afwrlen
Akeley Wasalao
Stir
Wosel
Church
Morgan Partner W W Porter Dies in New York
W Porter partner of Morgan firm since 1911 collapsed and died inlevation while walking with his wife after returning from a drive. A venerable banker, he led Chemical National Bank presidency and held roles as trustee of New York University Middlebury College and member of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
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New York
Fiom W Porter
P Morgan Company
Cunsel
Levohion
Porter
Jie
Morgan
Chemical National Bank
Wiledlebury
New Lok
Win
New York Cleming House Association
Chambe of Commerce
New York University
Middlebury College
Amerian Institute of Mining and Metallurgteal
Ingineers
Former Preacher Charged With Theft Of Coal
Stamford police charged former preacher of the Christian Workers church and founder of Goodman Mission with theft of coal. Wife testified the fuel was borrowed. Accused allegedly hauled three tons of coal to his home rather than to the water company. Trial set after a neighbor reported the incident.
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Bridgeport Channel
Conqueree
Colson
Schocmer
New England
George EH Woods
Rotary Club
Superior
Fant
McFhicnon Studs
Hillside
Tran Hennett
STATE
Fairfield Counts Traction Company
Danbury
Mets Louige
Daugherty
Saya
New Fork Lewter
Bulding
Lens
Amerika
Ban Wey
Crigat Usdin
Slist
HHS
Cartipan Sppei
Ted
Edson
Suceed
Tae Peht
Goodman Fitty
Willow Street
Prantor
The
Chistian Workers Church
Goodman Mission
Stamford Polve
Gacensien
Goodman
Cou
Red Wich Water Company
Atraignea
Stamford
Henry Wiltte
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