Public Vehicles Opinion Limits Commissioner Authority
The attorney general urges that the motor vehicles act limits misfeasance accusations to officers appointed by the motor vehicle commissioner or under his jurisdiction. He warns against broadening the term officer to all police, stressing that state courts and proper review must govern, not administrative pretension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seumith Gay
Witton
Commissioner Stoeckel
General Assembly
Iam
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Particu Urly
Hoth withdraws slander suit over city works scandal
Stamford foreman Hoth sued attorney Spelke for 20000 alleging libel after Spelke accused him at a 500-person meeting of payroll fictions and city slush funds. Spelke offered claims that city expenses and street work never reached the city while implicating Hoth in a widening alleged ring. The case stalled as defendants failed to plead and counsel contemplated withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elt
Stamford
Boelke
Hoth
Spelke
Bia
Clark
Roundhouse Fire Destroys 34 Engines At Rail Yard
A roundhouse housing 60 engines burned after wiring ignited in a heating plant. Firemen from five towns aided the local unit as flames rapidly spread through heating pipes. Engines valued at 75 000 to 120 000 dollars each. 319 workers were employed in the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civisian
Hickman Trial Tangles Mind and Murder Evidence
The six day of Hickman trial reveals the accused youth's alleged dementia praecox as a defense expert testifies. Exhibits include the heavy knife used to dissect the child victim and morgue photos affecting jurors while testimonies from his father and detective Cline probe alleged frauds and past infidelities. Welby Hunt testifies of Hickman’s expressed wish to "eat up someone" and the judge rules on self-incriminating evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ista
Shelton
Los Angeles
Finneh
Hickman
Referase
Asa Keyes
Gyo
Arkansas
Agai
Mexico
Marian
Keyes
Cline
Pendleton Hall
Wickman
Welby Hunt
C. Ivy Thoms
A. Gray Gilmer
Hunt
Tarbucco
Bed Fire At Mrs Lewis Home Origin Unknown
Damage totaling around 76 dollars occurred in a bedroom at 17% Nichols Street last evening when a fire of unknown origin started in a bed. Mattress clothing and a chair were destroyed and smoke damaged the house. Responding units used hand chemicals to extinguish the flames.
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BZ. Lewis
Nichols Street
Wiren
Smpke
Prindie
Fire Department
Chemical Company 1
Chemical Company 2
Aii
William H. Thorn
Staples Street
Harrel
Highland Avenues
Hungry burglars break into store at 1640 Park Avenue
Two men broke into John Calone's shop at 1640 Park Avenue through a transom on Wednesday and ate tomatoes and drank soda before fleeing. Anthony Boccoli alerted police after hearing the break in from a connected storehouse. No value was taken, doors were forced open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calonese
Park Avenue
Anthony Boccoli
Wood Avenue
Suspected gun carrier given suspended sentence
Louis Mardeglia of 144 Hellett Street received a three month suspended jail term and probation after arraignment in City Court before Judge William J Buckley on charges of carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested at Bridgeport Paper Box Company on Hos anth Street after he pressed a revolver against co worker Samuel Rutto and threatened to show him something if he did not stay away from Mardeglia's niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mardeglia
Hellett Street
William J Buckley
Schoolgirl Hurt After Desk Accident at School
Nine year old Jennie Molne of 254 Hancock Avenue fell during a game yesterday afternoon and struck her head on a desk. At the emergency hospital Dr Bert Hersheneon treated the scalp wound with two stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Molne
Hancock Avenue
Sean
Bert Hersheneon
War Talk Sparks Speeches At National Defense Meet
Washington Fei 2 An Anno ciated Press warning that war talk breeds war was voiced today by William R Castle Reststant secretary of state at a Women s Patriotic Conference on National Defense. He urged adequate preparedness yet warned against fear driven militarism. Other speakers, including Brigadier General Henry J Reilly Major General Charles P Summerall and Father Edmund Walsh, stressed vigilance against communism and the dangers of exaggerated militarism in shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William. R. Castle
Department of State
State Department
Department of Commerce
Department
Henry J. Reilly
Officers Reserve Corps
Rely
Castle
United States
Charles P Summerall
Army
United Tes
Edmund Walsh
Georgetown Foreign Service School
Russia
Gantro
Milford Fatal Accident Ends in Massachusetts Burial
Wells of Milford was struck by a Stratford teen driving a Milford Prep School car. The body was taken to Lowell for burial after a family letter identified parents. The case, awaiting Milford Town Court tomorrow, includes claims of drinking and an odor of liquor on the driver.
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Addy
Lowell
Milford
Massachusetts
Tlo
Sirtara
Wiliam H. Boote
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Wat City
Wells
Sherman Wiley
Stratford
Lawrence W. Qgregory
EH Mix
New Haven
Wiley
Woman suspects trap laid by her husband
Mary Crunchert of 196 Jones Avenue told Bridgeport police that her husband Michael had been implicated in an attempted killing in Philadelphia after a shot was fired through a window at her father Mia Guadie. She reported telegrams and a special delivery letter urging her to hurry to Philadelphia, while Philadelphia police declined to confirm the husband’s arrest. Bridgeport investigators considered issuing a warrant for his arrest. no proof of crime in Bridgeport was found.
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Bridgeport
Mary Crunchert
Jones Avenue
Philadelphia
Michael
Quaker City
Mia
Guadie
Bridgeport Police Department
Bridgeport Vfictaly
Gundleri
Senate confirms Roy A Young to Federal Reserve Board
Washington Feb 2 The Senate confirmed Roy A Young of Minneapolis to succeed Daniel Crissinger as governor of the Federal Reserve Board. The confirmation came late today, marking another step in shaping monetary policy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apsostated
Roy A Young
Minneapolis
Daniel 2
Crissinger
Governa
Federal Reserve Board
Iguay
Ithe Senate
Maharajah May Convert for American Fiancee in Hindu Islam Debate
In Bombay the ex Mahara j of Indore faces pressure over marrying Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle. A Sandesh telegram suggests Islam as a path to marriage and peace. Reformers urge acceptance, while Hindu editors push for Hindu rites to proceed. The couple remain in Nuwara Eliya, Ceylon, with unclear plans.
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Bombay
British India
APF
Venacular
Sandesh
Indore
Haa
Nancy Ann Miller
Seattle
Wash
Misa Miller
Mires Miller
Lslam
Punjab
Miss Miller
Nuwara Eliya
Ceylon
Hie Piing
Windus
Mahara ' Jab
Iilt
Mion Miller
Fall River Fire Devastates City Infrastructure and Homes
A major blaze in Fall River engulfed the Pocasset mills and surrounding blocks, destroying the Mohican and Rialto buildings, the Herald News, L Inde pendant, theatres, banks, and multiple hotels. Fire spread rapidly aided by winds, cutting telephone service and forcing AP to relay from Taunton. Aid arrived from nearby cities as residents aided fire crews.
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Dheatire
Rialto Theatre
Troy Mills
Aluater
Pocassat
New Bedford
Taunton
Providence
New Port
R. 1
Brockton
Potasset Mill
New York
Haven
Hertford
Herald Newa
Independent Newspaper
Birding
R. 4. Mcwhirr Department
Fall River Fire Halts Telephone Service And News
A great blaze engulfed Fall River's business district, cutting phone service to the outside world. Firefighters kept walls and roofs drenched as flames spread, destroying the North Main Street exchange near City Hall. Western Union operators stayed at work until their building burned, leaving Fall River entirely without outside communications by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
L'Independant
Fall River Herald- News
Hisle
Wibur
Premier
Mohican
Wilbur and
Bey’ State
North Main Street Bank
Union Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Meta-Comet Bank
District Court House
Poice Station
Bennett Building
Ye Tavern
N.fp. Tessier
Astor Lunch
Crystal Lunch
Fawcett
Nathan Miller
Berg
Coughiin
Butington
Waring
Durfee
Allan Slade
Green
Eagle
Seventh Street
Fall River Herald-News
Associated Press
Taunton
Fail River
T O'Clock
Pocasset Mills
The
Herald-News
R. 4
McWhire Department
Woolworth
Purchase Street
Fall River
Providence Journal
Opera House
Rock Street
City Hall
Main Street
Union
Pleasant Street
Fall River Globe
J Et al
Boston
New England Telephons and Telegraph Company
North Main Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Man in Disarray Taken to Hillside Hospital
Fester Mandez of 633 Housatonic Avenue was seen running barefoot and only in a shirt and trousers at 11 40 last night. Neighbors alerted authorities and an emergency ambulance carried him to Hillside for treatment and observation. He says he is forty but appears about sixty and reportedly had a sudden mental lapse yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fester Mandez
Housatonic Avenue
Che Dmer
Haberlin
Hillside
Mandez
Rats Leave Tug But Vessel Stays Afloat
Two large rats swam from the Isis tug hold after a three by one foot hole in its starboard bow opened by heavy ice near the Pequonnock. They reached ice, ran ashore, while Captain Wynns noted the ship listing. Bridgeport tugs pumped and patched, Isis steamed to Stratford avenue berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Pequonnock
Jack Wynns
Crane Company
Bridgeport
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Christian Endeavor Services Planned
Special Christian Endeavor services will be held at many local churches Sunday evening to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the youth society. The program, based on the Crusade with Christ, promotes youth evangelism, world peace, and Christian citizenship with the aim of emphasizing the worldwide service program and loyalty to church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Young People's Society
Christian Endeavor Societies
Crusade With Christ
Christian Citizenarip
Newtown Man Hurt in Auto Crash and Hospitalized
John Ludiard, 40, of Newtown, suffered a compound fracture of the right arm in an accident and was taken by automobile to St. Vincent's hospital. His condition was fairly comfortable this morning. Mrs Edna Geary, 62, of 1979 Parrfield Avenue, was rushed to Park City hospital after a collapse and remained unconscious in critical condition this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ludiard
Newtown
St. Vincent's Hospital
Newown
Wise
Edna Geary
Parrfield Avenue
Park City Hospital
Maurice Greenstein
David Greenspun
Orly
Park City
Geary
Wounded Marine Captain Enters Capital Hospital
Washington Feb 2 Captain Richard Livingston leading the Quilali detachment wounded in the December 30 ambush in Nicaragua arrived at the naval hospital from Norfolk Virginia for treatment. He described the attack by 500 Sandino followers, praised Marines and native constabulary, and warned that outside arms aided the attackers. A Senate debate over Nicaragua funding and presidential war authority followed, with Republicans and Democrats trading positions amid Havana talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presa
Richard Livingaton
Bia- Rine
Quilali
Nicaragua
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Martias
Quilall
Sandino
Bandino
Saicill
Livingston
Senate
Norris Republica
Nebraska
Congres
Kiley
Utah
Congress
Shortridge
California
Willis
Ohio
Havana
Blaine Republican
Wisconsin
America
Arnolsky Named as Lieutenant in City Police
The city police board praised Lieutenant Arnolsky for his work after taking charge of the Bureau of Investigation following former head Patrick J. Flanagan’s July 1920 appointment. The pension fund’s depletion due to board inaction prompted several letters urging funding. Lengyel of 728 Brewster Street seeks reinstatement. he may be examined for duty if fit. Roy Edgar Lewis was elected a special policeman. A budget hearing with the Board of Apportionment is set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnolsky
Bureau of Investigation
Patrick J. Flanagan
Police Department
Apportionment Board
Lengyel
Joseph Lengyel
Brewster Street
Boucher
Roy Edgar Lewis
Atlantic Street
Charles A. Wheeler
Board of Apportionment
Salakiea
Walter Garrity
Kidney Backache Relief via Jad Salts Suggestion
Old time medical ad advises using Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate sluggish kidneys. It claims acids from “cody” foods harm kidneys, causing backache, headaches, foggy feeling, and urinary issues. Take four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to restore kidney function. warns to consult a physician if symptoms persist.
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Cody
Tanlac advertised as revival for stomach trouble headaches
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Dora Robillard of Bell, Mass describes long stomach distress and headaches eased by Tanlac. The ad touts Tanlac as nature’s remedy made from roots and herbs, claim it costs under two cents a dose, and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Dora Robillard
Belli Bam
Mass
R.F.D
Sven
Tanlac
Little Whispers About Bad Breath From Stomach Issues
A 19th or early 20th century style ad notes that foul breath stems from a sour stomach, not brushing alone. It promotes ordinary Bisurated Magnesia as a simple remedy to cleanse and sweeten breath after meals and warns against confusing products.
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TOR Vehicle Dept
Bennett
Aline
Jesse T. Dunn
Light, Dunbar and Quinlan
Dunbar
Dunn
Broeckel
Dunbarques
Feld
Finn
Merkley
Missioner Hurley
Moeckel
Bennet
Delft
Conlin Co., Inc
Conlin Building
Ek St
Goldenen
County
Barnum
Bbc
Schoolgins Hart
National Defense Body
Victin
Nathan Friedman
Statford
Wiley's
Milford Hospital
Tun
Misa Ingliah
Young
Maharajah
Pall River
Christian Endeavor Services
Capital Hospital
Quillali
Harding
Andrew Harding
Benjamin Adler
James A. Walker
Traffic Bureau
Cowtland
John Streets
Michael Havason
Spruce Street
Haveson
Yeport
Thomas’ Tierney
Edward F Seery
Huntington Road
Meery
Agglls
Janiae
Gildren
Teadueee
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