Dismissal Approved in Surgeon Dr Adams Manslaughter Case
Judge Isaac Wolfe in Superior Court yesterday approved dismissal of the manslaughter case against Dr Frederick J Adams connected to the death of Helen Woalowtz alleging an illegal operation. State’s Attorney Bomer S Cummings said lack of violence did not warrant prosecution after careful analysis and lengthy hearings. He noted conflicting statements but said expert medical advice supported the decision not to press for trial. Ad advertisement about cough remedy follows.
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Helen Woalowtz
Thenella
Bomer S. Cummings
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Adams
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Alama
State Attorney's Office
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Wolfford
Dandle
Fishermen Must Get Licenses January First
The continuing licenses law from the recent General Assembly requires all male residents to obtain fishing licenses for Inland Xtreama. Licenses become effective January 1. Local officials warn sportsmen to comply. Licenses are sold at the town clerk for one dollar plus 26 cents registration. non residents pay two dollars plus 27 cents registration.
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Attack on Poincare in French Chamber
Paris December 14 A Clemenceau aligned deputy M Mandell attempted to compel Premier Poincare to declare on internal policies as a guide to senatorial elections. The interpellation failed amid routine delays, and Poincare was upheld by a show of hands after promises for a later statement.
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Paris
Associated’ Press
Chamber
Father’s Awaited Return After Son’s Abduction Case
A habeas corpus order issued by Assistant Clerk Michael J. Flanagan directs the boy Tomer 12 Doulens Jr of Norwalk be brought to court for a Tuesday hearing. The case cites alleged unlawful confinement with involvement attributed to the boy’s mother Mary W. Doulens Flomer 15, as authorities pursue recovery efforts.
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Jasmine
Pis
Tomer
Doulens, Jr
Norwalk
Mary W. Doulens
Flomer
Doulens
Superior Court
Michael J. Flanagan
Six divorces granted by Superior Court in Brown calendar
Judge Allyn L. Brown presided as six divorce petitions were granted in the Superior Court yesterday. Cases included Gertrude Seeley against Herbert Seeley for habitual drunkenness and cruelty, and other divorces citing infidelity and improper conduct. Witnesses testified to various ailments and separations, with remarks on the petitioners’ long marriages and prior relationships.
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Quiming Thathey
Thankes King
Gertrude Lucey Nash Seeley
Herbert Seeley
Allyn L. Brown
Tuuge
John T. Kelloge
Judge Brown
James A. Christian
Fairfield
Eclectic
Eof Marriel
J. G. Rowsane
Frank Z. Rowsane
Brown
Christ
Srakonyi
Kelloee
Sen
Jude Kellogg
Stamford
Domenic Covielle
Rose Coviello
Part Unknown
Clara Th Whaley
Bothell
Frederick A. Whales
Whaley
Wheley
Prisoners escape as snow hides Virginia tracks
In Bristol Virginia a group of five inmates escaped Wie County jail at Wiz court house led by Jon Hatfield a veteran of the Hatfield McCoy feud. Snow covered tracks hindered pursuit as a sheriff s posse moved quickly but faced weather hindrances. Hatfield condemned to 9 years for murder along with Stephen Wood and Alex Mills, all tied to the escape and murders.
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Bristol
Jona Hatfield
Gumberland
Wie
Wiz Court House
Sherif
A. Cox
Hattida
Stephen Wood
Alex Millins
Tse
Hatfield
Jailed thieves face suspended terms and work orders
In a Thursday night hearing Charles Marling of 98 Pembroke Street Thomas Sinc of 716 Pembroke Street and Michael Peang of 2 Metal Street had three months jail sentences suspended and were ordered to immediately find work. John Romello 16 of Port Cheater received reformatory detention for an indefinite term for stealing $80 from Kelly's pool hall. Julius Webb 20 of 145 Union Avenue faced burglary charges and was sentenced to reformatory penalties. Conan of 63 Calcare Street received a suspended jail term until May 19 and a $100 fine. Joseph Thimesack proprietor of a shoe repair shop at 12 Mallett Street was jailed two months and fined $200.
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Union Avenue
Reformatory
Conan
Caltare Strook
Uquer
Ccat
Joseph Thimesack
Mallett Street
Cone
Bar candidacy continuation debated at June meeting
Mills JT Hust applied for admission to the bar but faced delays. The June meeting of the bar association discussed ongoing probation and continued eligibility concerns.
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Mills JT
Husted
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