Warrant Issued for Unionville Doctor Sutcliffe in Manslaughter Case
Hartford dispatch reports Dr. George M. Sutcliffe of Unionville is charged with manslaughter for the May 22 death of Albert C. Hoody, a service man, after an amputation operation. Bond set at $5,000. court released him Saturday afternoon with execution suspended until then. Further warrants possible as the grand jury probe continues and a Hartford doctor faces perjury allegations.
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Hartford
Dee
Hugh M. Alcorn
Frank D. Haines
Criminal Superior Court
George M. Sutcliffe
Luionville
Albert C. Hoody
Satelite
Clarrigon Hotchkiss
Granby
Hiatnes
Sutcliffe
Wulmeries
N.Y
Toronto
Alcorn Aginst
Ohio Man Jailed for Attempted Kidnap Plot
Ohio man Teaden Dae Ru and associates were sentenced in Hamilton for conspiring to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdolt, a U.S. draft evader, with the plan to seize him at Wberbach in August. Sentences ranged from one to eight months, plus fines. Griffin received a two thousand mark fine though cited patriotic motives did not excuse the offense.
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Teaden
Dae
Corliss Hoeven
Airlits
Hamiltonn
Wberbach
AML
Nelson
Rayne
Griffa
Presidi
Griffin
dera_ted
Prin
Eclectics Hold Back Certificates In Hartford
One of 18 physicians whose licenses were revoked Tuesday has returned certificates to the State Health department. Officials say others followed by closing time this afternoon. The move suggests doctors may appeal revocations to the Superior court.
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Hartford
State Health Department
Deposed eclectic doctors plan fight over revoked licenses
A meeting of deposed eclectic doctors at the Stratfield Hotel Hartford resolved to contest revocation of their licenses under the order of the Eclectic Examining Board at the direction of Hugh Alcorn State’s attorney in charge of the Grand Jury. Attorney Irving Elson indicated he would defend the doctors and investigate the matter, suggesting they will challenge the action.
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Eclectic
Irving Elson
Elson
Mmy
Campassare
Misurke
James E_ dinig
Stratfield
Brass Company Settles Government Overpayment Claim
Bridgeport Brass Co has agreed to return 409000 to the U S government in settlement of War Department claims that the firm was overpaid about 700000 on ordnance contracts from wartime. Attorney General Daugherty had reported wartime fraud probes and actions against firms with government contracts.
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George UW. Manning
Washington
Bridgeport Brass Company
Justles Department
War Department
Faridgeport Brass Company
Yaugherty
Bridgeport
Harding
Congress
Justice Department
Ugheriy
Daugherty
Call Meeting to Plan Democrat Convention
Washington, Dec. 7. The Democratic National Committee will issue a call for a meeting here on January 15 to decide the time and place of the Democratic National Convention. Chairman Cordell Hull will preside and arrange any other business that may arise.
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Democratic National Committee
Cordel Hull
Tulsata
Mensbers
Nine Divorces Granted On Short Calendar Session
On the short calendar in Superior court yesterday nine uncontested divorces were granted with decisions reserved in one case and another delayed due to witness timing. Judges Brown and Kellogg presided. cases included desertion claims involving Ross and Hoss, Stults, and Baker, with custody sought in the Baker matter. An 87 year old Norwalk woman sought divorce from Oliver Bennett, testifying under difficult hearing conditions.
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Harriet £. Bennett
Allyn L. Brown
John P. Kellogg
Charles Arthur Ross
Stamford
Elate Marie Hoss
Boss
Helen &. Stults
Charles II Stults
Lauter
New Japan
Enange
Varnon W. Tee
Chareed Bhanene Luiby
Norwalk
Rainer
Panl Baker
Annie Baker
Ownmea B. Grinn
Peter Grinn
Ira
Hagriettg
Bennett
WilHam A. Grigvin, Jr
Kellom
Mia
Kennett
Aterney Griffin
Kelloggs
Kengall
Vourtners
Touritul
Kroler
Conservatives Lose to Liberals and Laborites In British Elections
London dispatch reports the new House of Commons nearly complete with Conservatives 259, Labor 183, Liberals 148, and others making up a minority of about ninety. Baldwin may resign. cabinet and party meetings planned as leadership prospects loom amid unseating of labor and agriculture ministers.
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London
Locoted
Rkney and Shetland Islands
House of Commons
Baldwin
Labor Party
Liberel
Otebr
Baldwon
Niger
Labor
Eight Women to Sit in Parliament in New Session
In Windsor December 74 the field for Parliament tightens as eight women are to sit in the new Parliament, with three incumbents re elected. Lady Astor Margaret Wintringham and Margaret Phillipson return, joined by Duchess of Athol and other conservatives. Labor also gains two women, Conservatives three, yielding a balanced composition.
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Wondon
Lady Astor
Plymouth
Margaret Wintringham
Mheral
Tlineninshire
Margaret Phillipson
Depwickon-Tweed
Duchess of
Seven Miners Die and Six Injured in Mine Disaster
A gas explosion at Black Hawk Coal Company mine near Wurrs Fork, twelve miles from erase the re sultho u dust, killed seven miners and injured six others. Early reports said ten entombed, later updated to thirteen men in the mine. Five doctors rushed to the scene, and a special train carrying medical staff was dispatched.
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Taward
Dee
Arlene
Fay
Black Hawk Coal Company
Wurrs Fork
Aitanon
Leon
Ming
Imino
Levnsville and Nashville Railroad Company
Free Trade Policy Loss Roils Baldwin Britain Election
The London dispatch notes a British general election defeat for Premier Baldwin’s government. It cites continued public support for free trade, splits within the Conservative party, and the shadow of past coalition leadership, with analysis of how these factors foretell broader political consequences.
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London
Fress
Baldwin
Davin Lloyd George
Joseph Chamberlain
Davia Town George
Pepelaily
Culprit Admits Killing of Four Year Old Irving Pickelny
Nathan Schatsky, arrested after the mutilated body of four year old Irving Pickelny was found in a cellar on Grand Street Irving disappeared October 28 and the killer confessed to detectives detailing the strangling and placing the body across a beam The arrest followed a complaint by two women who said Schatsky tried to entice a five year old boy to the roof of his tenement The case sent shock through New York City as police pursued leads and sifted through witness statements
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Nig Fork
Irving Pickelny
Nathan Schatsky
Therman
Phillip Wachtel
Schatsky
Irving
Lyons Endorsed for Alderman by Fourth District
Lyons endorsed for alderman by the Fourth District Democratic club to succeed Walter J Martnett, recently appointed assistant tax collector. The vote was unanimous. Willam Helpin will present Lyons' name to the committee next week for placement before the Cannons Comes at its next meeting in December.
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Levong
Colorade Avenue
Democratic Club
Valderman
Walter J Martnett
Willam Helpin
Sentence of Six to Ten Years Given Guerisse
Dominic Civerisse of Bethel was sentenced to six to ten years in state prison after pleading guilty to a charge tied to the death of Louis DiBiase. The case, heard in Criminal Superior Court, centered on murder and alleged coercion linked to a debt dispute and a fatal trip. Witnesses described threats and a plan that culminated in DiBiase's death beneath a truck in Stony Hill.
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Bethel
Louis DiBiase
Hia Nute
Tie Stony Hill
Brrhel
Vie O-inn
Plate
Dudge Isaac Wohta
Criminal Superior Court
Ter
Homer Cummings
Wilnonaus
Roth Strata
Cummings
Walla
LiBlavé
Angelo Camargo
Newtown
Garridge
Camargo
Guerisse
Lio Wee
Dvbians
Caniaego
Caterlina
Carmarso
Pie
Binge
DiBiase
Wall Street Insight by Beynour Thornwell
The New York Stock Exchange president Beynour Thornwell surveys the institution’s function and methods for bankers. His analysis covers industry forecasts, taxation questions, investor impact, and legislative effects, presented in the Bridgeport Sunday Post financial section.
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Beynour Thornwell
New York Stock Exchange
Ying
Ho Han
Sbeuricies
Medical Scandal and Local Justice in Bridgeport
National and local headlines mingle in Bridgeport reporting. Dominick Is Taking Moned i notes a medical scandal. bond set at 74060 for George Sut elite. Local courts handle petitions for divorces amid a busy session. a Bridgeport youth escapes with a companion from a hospital and police record.
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Warrance
George Sutelite
Uplonrike
Health Department
Bridgeport Brawl Company
War'department
Elit Ax Aicceysor
Walter Flartnett
Coomhon
Maine
Berkyhla Bridge
Bridgeport
Fork Court
Anyon
di Zhase
Wowan
Hackett
Diaabled Wateratla
Sridgeport
Ron Borwigh
Wend
Ould Mead Club of America
Greenwich
Raniiniseas
Barnum
County Farm
Barraws
Stamford
Agriculturs al Ncerests
Wn Viibrary Mamlara
Affichal Yen Ork Walter Bis
Redding
Hig Artista
Danbury
New Haven
Divorce de l
Garlick Quizzes Witnesses In Westport Bribery Case
Constable Michael Dorin of Westport faces a bench warrant on bribery and malfeasance charges after a tense examination by State's Attorney Homer Cummings and Assistant S. Attorney E. Earle Gartick. New warrants target Benjamin Tio and Joseph Vatente amid ongoing efforts to recover funds from a truck theft and alcohol seizure connected to Dominick Mignelly's alleged influence and payment schemes.
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Michael Dorin
Westport
Harper
Oribe
Ratyegy
Homer
Cummings
E. Earle Gartick
Gog
Franely Melnelly
City
Dominick
Fav
Mignelly
Dominiel
Knoelly
Si Pease
Sheriff Pease
Mennelly
Sheri Peare
Dominiek
Dowie
L Koew
McLnelly
Benjamin Tio
Joseph Vatente
Stamford
Minick
Tudge
Tyaay Wolfe
Warrattor Paminick
Atate’m,Torney
Harry ‘R. Shormer
Author of Westport Receives $2,000 Prize
New York. Dee, July 1. Van Wryck Brooks, critic of Westport Conn and author, has won this year’s Dial prize of $2,000 to enable an American writer to have a year of leisure. Previous awards were given to Sherwood Anderson, novelist, and Y. Eller, poet.
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New York
Dee
Wryck Brooks
Westport
Conn
The
Dial
Sherwood Anderson
Eller
Whiskey Heist At Park Avenue Home Reported
Patrick J. McGuire reported a robbery at his Park Avenue residence early morning. Eight barrels of pre-Prohibition whiskey valued at about $10,000 were stolen from the cellar, containers held in 18 casks. The cellar door appeared forced and the family had been away for an extended period.
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Patrick J. McGuire
Park Avenue
Postice
McGuire
Ealdy
Briport
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