Marie and Carol Confer Queen Silent on Result
Paris dispatch reports Queen Marie of Roumania leaving Paris for Bucharest with Prince Nicolas and entourage. The former Crown Prince Carol did not meet her at departure. meeting with mother occurred privately in a restaurant near the Bois de Boulogne. The Queen declined to discuss their recent talks as she boarded the Simpion Orient Express amid press interest.
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Ex Mayor Held in Love Theft Suit in Providence
Former Central Falls mayor Dies EE Lord arrested by a deputy sheriff in Providence County and jailed on a $25 900 alienation of affections suit. Oscar A Jette sued his wife Bertha A Jette naming Lord as co respondent. Jette granted divorce and custody of two sons. Bertha disappeared with the children weeks earlier. Lord was married with a daughter and was in an attorney's office when arrested.
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Brooded for Wife Body Found in Long Island Sound
Nicholas Daquilla fifty one of 94 Avery street Stamford was found in shallow water off Halloween Park, Long Island Sound, after disappearing Sunday night following the death of his wife. He died by suicide and is survived by eight children aged 20 to under 1. The oldest son Michael tracked the search and found the body near his home.
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Eucharistic Congress Spurs Home Mission Efforts
Chicago report on the twenty first annual Catholic Church Extension society meeting credits the congress with boosting the most successful home mission year. A total of 1 566 912 dollars was collected and distributed for home missions in the United States and dependencies. Disbursements included 240 009 dollars to di regionary districts lacking sufficient support.
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December Heavens Sky Guide With Jupiter and Orion
Dr C 8 Braentn notes Jupiter remains on December maps but sets early, dimming from prior brightness. Mars fades, Venus and Saturn near the sun, Mercury a morning star. Orion dominates the eastern sky with Betelgeuze Bellatrix Rigel and the Pleiades. The Orion Nebula visible with telescopes, belt guides recognition to Aldebaran and Sirius. Winter solstice arrives December 22 at 9 34 am EST marking official start of winter.
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Arnstein Must Stand Charges In Wall Street Theft Case
New York December 1 AP Jules W Nicky Arnstein. A court ruled he must stand trial on six year old indictments accusing him of receiving part of the loot in the 1940 Wall Street bond thefts. Judge Rosalsky denied dismissing the indictments as based on corroborated accomplice testimony. Trial date to be set later. Arnstein, husband of actress Fanny Brice, is free on bail.
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Carstarphen
Fanny Brice
Troxell improves after Hartford hospital report
George S Troxell of 134 Westfield Avenue Bridgeport was seriously injured in the November 21 automobile crash that killed Douglas Thomsen of Farmington and Edward W. Cumming of Winnetka Illinois. Doctors say he is considerably improved with a broken sight, lacerated right hand and wrist injuries, but he will not be discharged soon.
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State weighs in on trucks entering state limits
Confused OCR text describes enforcement of truck weighing at state borders. Edith Kennedy, justice of peace, imposes fines for overloading while lines from Rhode Island and Connecticut are mentioned.
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National Guard Growth Blocked by Budget Limits
In Ashington on December 1, Major General Creed Hammond reports appeals from many states to form new National Guard units. He says new units need adequate appropriations and supports the president’s financial program and War Department policies to enable limited unit formation for completing first priority Guard development.
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Killer Lynch Executed in Electric Chair in New Jersey
James Lynch of New York was executed in the electric chair at State prison for the July 21 hold up murder of Frank Brennan, a 20 year old express messenger. Lynch faced the chair calmly, spoke to a priest, and requested provisions for his wife and child before dying.
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Ife
Cornelius Molmerny
Jersey City
Narcotic Peddler Jailed in Worcester Inmate Case
Joseph Demure and Joseph Dhoerri were convicted of conducting narcotics while an inmate at Worcester prison and sentenced to one year in jail. The case notes a state narcotics inquiry tied to the defendants.
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Joseph Demure
Nita
Joseph Dhoerri
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Lack of Treaty Dismisses French Case in New York
New York November first AP report says the lack of a treaty between France and New York state led to the dismissal of a complaint against William Haston French thirty one son of a wealthy New York and Newworth family. French was accused of writing a worthless 3500 dollar check to Thomas Cook and Sons on the Riviera. His guardian was appointed after a sheriff jury found him unable to manage his affairs due to habitual drunkenness.
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Thomas Cook
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French
Connecticut Board of Healing Arts Urges Stricter Regulations
Hartford Dec 1 AP The first annual report to Governor Trumbull from Connecticut s new State board of Healing Arts urges stronger public protection from unlicensed practitioners. It notes the law does not require board review of reciprocity candidates, potentially allowing licenses via other states and undermining the board s effectiveness.
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New State Board of Healing Arts
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Charles M Bakewell
E. W. Christ
Rollin A. Tyler
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Judge Inspects Plaintiff's Land in Southport
Judge John W. Banks accompanied by counsel visited land in Southport owned by Charles M. Taintor. Taintor appeals against the Town of Trailfield assessment, contending 36 acres are valued at 1000% and worth far less, seeking relief in Superior Court.
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Charles M. Taintor
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Holy Cross Actors Receive Sesqui Medal at Holy Cross
Worcester, Mass September 13 16 Holy Cross actors and faculty and students were honored with Sesquicentennial medals. Mayor Michael J. Ohr presented the awards in Holy Cross to the recipients in a formal ceremony in Philadelphia under the Greek tragedy presentation.
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Holy Cross
Michael J. Oar
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