Morehouse Receives Suspended Term and Fine in Hotz Death
In a Stratford court, trolley foreman Roger Morehouse was given a one year suspended sentence and a $150 fine after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the July 4 death of Joseph Hotz. The judge cited peculiar circumstances and leniency sought by defense, as the case revolved around a restaurant disturbance where a revolver was drawn during an argument and Morehouse fired.
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Hanslaughter
Casmeglion
Stratford
Wollister
Roger Morehouse
Trolier
Isaac Wolfe
Momer S. Gummings
George Mara
Hla -Ounsel
John Tota
Wreet
Annyar
Mra
Levis Panpag
Whenor
Morehouse
Leardshin Frelsley
Hotz
Ifore Meuse
Blumer divorce suit filed amid natureopathy college ties
Dr Blumer faces a divorce action from Louis J Blumer founder of a natureopathy college. The case cites alleged intemperance and requests custody of five children aged 7 to 19. Hartford authorities and the grand jury are involved in a medical scandal probe.
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Blumer
Natureopath
Hartford
Mepina Gold Blumer F . Street
Louis J Bluines
Natureopathy
Dv Teessen Lash Blanney
Sher Matureopathy
Saacimiiny
Paniast
Iir
Blurher
Romney Frobart
Butiey Corportion
wiLeuding College
Tarmony Itheu
Belle Ure Blymer
Ter Tes
T Yssumer College
Danas
Easel
Otoer
Connecticut
Doors
Unider Cousty Delee
Edward J Duliny
Madford
Hursday
Tacomber Gb
Atumer Corlese
Thetysa Lyr
Deere
Girl Lost Found After Eight Hours In Police Custody
The two year old daughter of Carl Winguinn of 58 Park Terrace wandered away at 1 o clock yesterday and was taken to Police headquarters. Her mother was in hospital and the father at work. The child was later located after eight hours.
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Carl Winguinn
Park
Terence
Tee
Darina
Barelegged Dancers at Church Affair Sparks Row
New York December 14 Dr Norman Guthrie rector of St Marks i the Bouweris and his vestry faced Bishop Manning over alleged actual and reported activities at the parish hall including barefoot Greek dances and a pageant. A conference was set for Synod Hall to discuss the matter and possible disciplinary action.
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Norman Guthrie
St. Marks-in-the-Bouwerie
Manning
New York
St. Marksi-the-Bouweris
Seurefal Tnd
William T. Manning
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Gutlgie
Wadish Hall
Bixhon Manninghoa
Br. Guinrie
Guihlo
Pines
Ils
Ehurch
Guthrie
Amaterdite
Sual
Vr Guthries
Phureh
St. Nicholas
Vonfargnts
Synod Hall
Woman Suffers Skull Fracture In Street Collision
A woman on a city street suffered a skull fracture and multiple injuries after a car skidded from Johin Street onto Auguste Smith Avenue. The driver, Joan Mahrau, was arrested on charges of reckless driving as the injured woman was hospitalized in critical condition. Another crash on Cableth Avenue involved Bernard Jwuplan and caused glass damage but no injuries. Numerous minor accidents with no injuries were reported last night.
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Jagrai
Auguste Smith
Ust
St. Vinecent Hospital
Joan Mahrau
Sie Chatun
Woeman
Techiuat
Drivius Helms
Bernard Jwuplan
Bairfield
Damasesti
Sugar thefts tie up Water Street merchant
Lawrence, a 70 year old ex-convict, was arrested in a sugar theft case that involved a Water Street business. Investigators say he purchased stolen sugar from a gang, with about 1,078 dollars in December trades linked to the scheme. Officials report charges include breach of the peace as the investigation widens.
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Grate Corporation
Shee
Adel
Greece and Albania Break Relations Again
Omitted or garbled OCR text notes a fresh rupture in Greece Albania ties with references to a Greek minister, Albanian government responses, and a pamphlet about killings. The piece is fragmentary and does not provide clear dates or entities beyond Greece and Albania.
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Albania
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Tle
Alfnian
Abao
Cement Industry Assn Dissolved by Court Order
A federal court ordered the dissolution of the Cement Industry Association. Judge Knox signed the decree on October 20, extending dissolution to its officers and members. The decision bars the association from altering practices and aims to realign the group’s structure under judicial supervision.
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Cement Industry Assn
New York
Knox
Deeryé
Tuikkeaux
Dyvetunte
Individu Wiesibera
Wlsy
le Fuvetanen HN
strGatles Deliveyty
City’s 400000 Suit Over Sewer Saved by Decision
The Supreme Court upheld Judge Keeler’s demurrer in a long dispute over a $400,000 trunk sewer project on Bostwick Avenue. The case stemmed from a 1918 contract with De Vor Pompiina Co of New York, alleged delays and extra costs, with Leary and Company also involved. The court found no error in the lower court’s ruling, and the decision leaves the city with no further action on the claim.
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Anil Ouiere
Tos
Wick Avenue
Supreme Cours
New Haven
Tusties Tohti
John Keeler
de Vor Pompiina Co
New York
Leary
Come Ywany
Willi A
Kee
Rehsul Helynt
Prwmtix
Liv Dodge
Carl Poster
Arueney Sanford Stoddard
Suprema Court
Judge Bien
EE Pines
Dutlhys
Grave fears for U S aviator safety in turbulent seas
Cryptic clipped text outlines grave fears for an American aviator's safety amid dangerous sea conditions. Report mentions various places and officials, suggesting a wartime or aviation incident with uncertain fate and ongoing concern from London and international observers.
Maree Wën at Sing Sing Audiences Hear Comedian
In a musical comedy at Sing Sing, a performer near the jail watched the act from an adjacent area. The audience could hear the show faintly and react with applause as the performer spoke and sang. The scene featured a tense but comic mood as inmates listened.
Prince Sued for 2200 Dollar Taxi Bill
A New York area resident Albert Lee sues a prince over a taxi bill reported as 2200 dollars. The claim lists involved parties including Nicholas Jenglit and a local attorney firm Burger and Borger of New York. The case centers on unpaid taxi charges and related debts raised in a civil action.
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Ceeri
Lee Syery
Albert Lee Vie Lown
Nicholas Jenglitwitu
Aras
Tye
New York
Wilton Mail Destroyed by Post Office Fire
A fire at Wilton caused the destruction of the mail and a large portion of the parcel post shipments. The blaze began in an upstairs area near the center of the building, damaging incoming parcels and the telegraph signal. Local authorities traced the origin to a nearby overhouse and reported substantial losses to hundreds of packages and cash. The postmaster and responders worked to salvage what remained as investigators examined the site.
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Paratus
Riderfield
Nviss
Thre
Tye
Eaeeioes
Petvern
Fandias
Sane Y
Aidan
Folectics Retain Licenses in Face of Adverse Appeal
Doctors with revoked licenses resist surrender and withhold certificates amid a state health department action. Counsel insists licenses cannot be withheld though some elect to follow legal advice. Judge and officials connected to Hartford inquiry report on withholdings and letter requests for license return.
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Health Aepartent
Cunsel
Laueimens
June Jones
Dillow
Dillon
Fede Plwa
Yeaterday
Yorhelina
Veekelmis Wilillan Mondelay
Hartford
Wochelman
Altough
Tetter
Voclelman
Linense
John I
Government Approves Private German Relief
President Coolidge announced government action to approve and encourage private charity for relief of the people of Germany. The move aims to mobilize aid channels and support from private groups to ease hardship amid postwar turmoil across Germany.
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Lenroot
Washington
Bec
Coolidge
Semutar Benrogs
Wescorsit
Germs
Lodge supports world court separate from League
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, chairing the foreign relations committee, endorses a true world court and opposes entanglement with the League of Nations. In a November 10 letter to constituents he states Republicans favor arbitration and a permanent court, but reservations must keep it separate from the League.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
League of Nations
United States
Republican Party
Nile
Sen
Mexican Rebel Forces Gain Strength Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text reports insurgent activity across multiple Mexican states including Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon, with rebels said to threaten federal control while officials in Tamaulipas and Veracruz respond. Postal and troop movements are described amid chaotic claims of revolts in inland towns, and authorities promise further action as government forces regroup.
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Parmmeut
Wit
Sald Ie Ie
Jopes ‘de Lara
Fedi
Wierorin
Lapeorecen
Lorie Savina
Tamaulipas
Ohio
Three Killed and Seven Injured in New York Central Wreck
A New York Central wreck caused three deaths and seven injuries. The crash involved the train line near a river crossing with multiple passengers and crew reported hurt, authorities investigating causes and securing the scene.
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N.Y. Central
Gale and Snowstorm Hit Lake Superior Race
News notes a gale and heavy snow on Lake Superior affecting shipping and coastal activity. Unclear fragments mention a racer and heats, with inconsistent text about UNC and a possible sports context.
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Lake Superior
Unclear historical summary with scattered names and events
Fragmented OCR text reports political and medical topics with numerous proper nouns. The readable items mention statesmen, national conventions, immigration debates, a medical scandal, and domestic crime. It preserves several named individuals and places but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Delegates Adams Defends RNC Representation Move
Washington December 4 Delegates Adams defends the Republican National Committee plan to restore southern representation while Senator Hiram Johnson criticizes it as beyond powers and harmful to fair representation The dispute signals a looming fight at the Cleveland convention and centers on the balance of delegates for southern states in future conventions.
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Rorabage Pays Respect to Coolidge in White House Visit
George Iney Dee reports Connecticut Republican leaders including Tel Mir, Novahack, and Horback met President Coolidge at the White House. Discussion centered on Connecticut politics and the Republican National Committee plan to increase delegates at next year's convention from seven to ten, with a final apportionment adding one more delegate to a state ticket.
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White House
Coolidge
Tel Mir
Novahack
Neering
Republican National” Committee
Coolidee
Hornback
Republican National Committee
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