Three Arrests In Putnam Liquor Robbery Case
Police linked three men to a Putnam liquor theft at a summer home of Miss Frances Dorothy Beebe of New York City. Seven wines and champagne from the Prohibition era, valued up to 85000 in today's terms, were stolen. Leo Plante and Joseph Traw were charged with breaking and entering and theft. Willam Leekon faced a receiving charge. The suspects were to be taken to Thompson for a hearing.
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Iplynam
Frances
Dorothy Beebe
New York City
pEhompson
Iasy Saturda
Proolstead
Leo Plante
Joseph Tar
Raw
Miss Treebe
Stook Willam
Sielan
Hoe
Ida House
Viana Bydan
Palegdare
Thompson
Dr Howard Awarded French Legion Cross
Dr Howard of the Bureau of Entomology in the Department of Justice has been awarded the Legion of Honor cross by France for service and government work. The report notes the honor as a recognition of his contributions to science and public service.
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DR. Howard
Washington, Bee
Tab
Lipward
le Eodutry
Baureau of Logy
Department of Jure
Legion of Pro Eand
National Park Idea for Connecticut Valley Mount Toi Reservation
A Connecticut Valley proposal urges transferring the Mount Toi reservation to the national government to create a national park. The four month study by the state park commission cites scientific interest in prehistoric and geological features and aims to conserve the area and extend national park benefits.
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Park
Conn
Valery
Commission
Supingfield
Mass
Dre
St Hongmme
Mount Toi
Connecticus Hey
Paulie
Unclear text on public reservations in Connecticut year
Fragmentary article mentions unification and reservations in Connecticut near Mount Toni. Numbers and details are unreadable. core facts about public reservations and a dated establishment are not recoverable.
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Connecticut
Toni
Married 34 Years Seeks Divorce in Cruelty Case
Emily Foley Feterson of Stratford files for divorce in Superior Court from Delta Peterson Feterson after 34 years of marriage citing intolerable cruelty. They wed July 70, 1899, with custody sought for their child. Separate case sees Mary Ann Schultz filing for divorce from Tian Gusinwe Sehuttet, seeking custody of three children.
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Emily Foley Feterson
Statford
Delta Peter
Corthey
Mary Ann Sehultz
Tian Gusinwe — Sehuttet
Wikeeee
War Dept Seeks Prudence in Officers Finances
Washington December 27 The War Department proposes keeping officers financially prudent by restricting speculative investments and avoiding risky ventures. The policy aims to prevent impro prudence given officers’ means and positions, echoing a suggestion voiced four months earlier.
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WAR Dept
Washington
Osborne
Wood
Secretar
Arisy
War Department comments on Wood operations
Report states Lieut. Wood’s operations practically ceased at the time, with subsequent transactions tied to winding down prior engagements. A congressional inquiry into Wood’s actions is expected, backed by a Wisconsin Republican representative’s resolution seeking a broad investigation into the Governor General’s Philippine administration.
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Wall Street
Wood
War Department
Belpy
Lolent
Representativa Rear
Wisconsin
Binuire
Philippines
Judge Thomas to hear petition on receivership
United States District Judge Fu win S. Thomas will hear a petition in Norwalk today seeking a temporary receiver for Victor Page Ma lays corporation of Stanford. The motion claims mismanagement amid a stockholder struggle and a mortgage due in January that cannot be met, risking loss of control by Major Victor Page.
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Victor Page Malays Corporation
Stanford
Victor Page
United States
Fuwin S. Thomas
Norwalk
Restoring Licenses After Hearing for Seven Drivers
Deputy Commissioner of Motor Vehicles ruled on seven license cases at a county building hearing. One license was fully restored, another suspension continued, and one limited license issued. Vehicle violations were noted and warnings given that future DUI offenses could lead to a five year license suspension for those appearing before him.
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Vuvivers
Motor Vehi
Snow
Church merger makes no progress in Anglican reunions
The Aron shop of Canterbury letters to Church of England dignitaries fail to stir newspapers and reception of the archbishop's reunion move. Many editors praise Christian union in principle but doubt practical steps, noting the long history since 1420 and limited momentum this morning.
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London
Canterbur
Church of England
Limbeth
Christian Union
Confectioner and others file voluntary bankruptcy petitions
A confectioner from 571 Pack filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New Haven alongside Hugo Wettenstein a Stratford avenue dry goods dealer with debts around 113000. Creditors claim about 609 dollars and an investigation into bankruptcy against Abraham Marunity of the Lacquur store at 4H Malin street. court hourlies pending setting.
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Pack
United States District Court
New Harven
Hugo Wettenstein
Stratford Avenue
Abraham Marunity
Lacquur
Malin Street
Telephone expert honored by Japan
Dee Bie, president of the Western Electrical company, has been decorated with the fourth class of the Imperial Order of the Rising Sun by the emperor of Japan in recognition of aid to the Japanese government in Islephore. Dr Jewett is past president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
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Dee Bie
Weern Elgeuie Company
Islephore
Tr Jewett
American Institute of Glectrical Engineers
Wood vetoes funds for Philippine disaster relief
Governor General Leonard Wood vetoed a bill that would provide an appropriation for extending relief to destitute victims of calamities in the Philippines. The action halted emergency aid proposed to assist those in urgent need.
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Wood
Leonard Wood
Professor Watrous Named as Sheffield Trustee
Georga QW. Watrous, former Yale law school faculty member and noted lawyer, was named to the Sheffield scientific school board of trustees. Dean UTIL Warren lag was elected president, with Treat G. Johnson as secretary, in the announcement today.
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Lew Tlaven
Georga QW. Watrous
Yale Kaw School
Sellor
Sheffield
Charles Cohen Files Bankruptcy Plea
Charles Cohen of Bridgeport filed a bankruptcy petition in New Haven noting debts of 18 dollars and assets totaling 1900 dollars. The report places the filing on December 27 and identifies the town and party as the key entities in the case.
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Charles Cohen
New Waven
Bridgeport
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