Norwalk Blast Trial Reveals 20000 Explosions Claims
Jonn Gall a Norwalk contractor testified before Judge Maltbie in a manslaughter case tied to a May blast on Albuarn Street Norwalk injuring Elizabeth Horyak The coroner and prosecutor seek negligence charges against Gall and partner John Kerken as trial proceeds with jurors to hear the case.
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Jonn Gall
Norwalk
Ailuarn Street
Uch Uit
Stally
Mra Fllzabeth Horyak
William M Maltbie
Justnriminal Superior Court
Goq
John Jo Phelan Fotlostone
Gal
John Kerken
Mim Wre
Willon
Mayor Signs Report on Acting Ordinances
The mayor signed reports from the Common Council approving acting ordinances. The acts provide for raises in salaries for Walter Garrity city auditor and Dennis Jelly as weighmaster, and include permits for old statutes and Mexican petroleum affairs.
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Common Council
Walter Garrity
Depay
Dennis Jelly Swaler
Major Behringesterday
Italian Chamber in an Uproar
The Italian Chamber of Deputies faced a heated session over the resignation and consequences of a dissident member. Charges of instigating an assault in Milan were raised against a Taselat party leader as party lines shifted during a week of political turbulence.
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Guinta
Milan
Depuy Fern
Taselat
Sigto
Gallata
Aldermen Name Study Group for Golf Project Plan
Aldermen named to study a new golf course proposal beside a home and to acquire adjacent property. Mayor Behrens announced the committee formation yesterday as part of advancing the project.
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Fred
John J Youmer
Addon
Behrens
Vester
Miners Dive for Diamonds in River in Brazil
Report describes divers called gara velron who work river beds during the al season to placer for diamonds. They lower baskets weighted with gravel, strain water and stone, and share profits as more divers surface with rewards or go back to the search.
Nut products and fraud in 19th century trade notes
An assorted 19th century column sketches export of Brazil nuts and chestnuts from Ama voitan forest, detailing tree behavior and harvest practices, plus a brief humorous anecdote about a patient and a hospital nurse. The excerpt mixes commodity notes with a stray telegraph delivery anecdote.
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Ama Voitan
Ampor
Caport
Additon
Tavern Keeper Testifies In Ralston Case On Wartime Whiskey Seizure
Ralph Johnson described a private use bar setup at the Ralston tavern with whiskey seized for personal use. He testified that the establishment hosted social events to fund his private plans. Prominent locals and a former city official testified to the reputations of the proprietors as the trial heads to the jury.
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Ralph Johnson
Johnson
Plameth
Tohnson
Hosky
Conti
Aid J Alex H Robinson
Clath
Uquer
Ralston Tern
Seized Patents May Be Used in U S Radio Licenses
A World War era dispute over seized German patents prompts talk of U S licenses for radio technology. The issue centers on Telefunken and related entities with the Atlantic Commission and Government actions under the Trading With the Enemy Act.
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Navs Leparto
Rolio
Lork Times
Prevns Dal
Fred
Ericon
Felt Unken Company
Connortion
Pitents
Wilhelm Sehjaem
Oite Vouwroale
Tider Oo
Dvb
Tle Telefunken
Atlanti
K Lang
Mate of
New York
Srived
Ind Sinvultyi
Atlantic Columitla Cn
Edith Muon
Mort Tits
Attar Communion
Tay Yard
Toy da Feletunaen
Atlantic
Wioh
Navy to license German radio patent to American manufacturers
Radio makers agreed to grant the United States Navy an exclusive non transferable license under U S letters patent for a device to stop interference from radiation. The patent, issued in 1914 to German inventors Schloemich and van Bronk, was seized as enemy property and now belongs to the Navy.
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United tSorea of America
Navy
United States
Benfier
Navy Department
United States Navy Department
United States Patent Office
Wilhelm Schloemich
Otto van Bronk
Germany
Alten
Allan
Secretary of the Navy
Puritans Tried To Regulate Women’s Dress In Early America
Early colonial law attempted to regulate female attire in Virginia and New England. Records cite cases such as Sept 27 1458 when Nicholaa Maye of Newburyport was fined for silk garments and later detentions in 1651 for dress and adornment limits.
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Colonies
Virginia
New England
Nicholaa Maye
Newbury Conn
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America
Boro
KartaloHy
Brant
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Nelle
Kansas City Star
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Maseachusetts Co
Discovery Mall
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