Weeks Delays Mitchell Action Until Probe Ends
Washington February 9 Brigadier General William Mitchell may not receive a decision on reappointment until Congress finishes its inquiry. Secretary Weeks plans to collect all air service data before acting. If no decision before March 4 a recess appointment will fill Mitchell’s post. Howard Rath and O M Brown offered to testify on Mitchell’s bombing conduct. The Air Office is in recess until Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Dr Raymond Thiery Committed Asylum For Life In Mass
Cambridge Mass Feb 9 Dr Raymond D Thiery of Somerville shot and killed David M Noble his brother in law at the Thiery home August 8 last He was taken to Bridgewater state hospital for the insane today as a life patient Committed by Judge Sisk in Middlesex County Superior Court after a jury impanelled to try him for murder returned a directed verdict not guilty by reason of insanity
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Somerville
David M. Noble
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Middlesex County Superior Court
Turns on Lights Bomb Explodes in Chicago Attack
CHICAGO February 9 A bomb exploded as Charles O Ride a printer in a printing concern switched on the electric light at his desk fracturing his arm. The attempt was claimed by unknown enemies and followed a Christmas device placed in a husband’s overcoat pocket with another mailed to him. Ride, hospital bound, blamed his role as secretary of the Woodhwn Property owners association EU. Police linked the violence to tensions over managing property and negro tenantry in the area.
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Charles O. Ride
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Rider
Woodhiwn Property Owners
Labor Federation Plans Insurance For All Workers
In Miami Fin Feb 9 Associated Press the American Federation of Labor moves toward pressuring for universal life insurance for organized labor members. Executive council calls a conference of affiliated union heads to study the issue, to be held in Washington at a later date. A committee to draft a memorial for the late Samuel Gompers will meet tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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Organized Labor
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Washington
el Paso
Lanziel Gompers
Trumbull Man Ordered by Court to Support Wife
Stephen Cehlar of Chestnut Hill was found guilty in Trumbull for support of his wife. Judge Burr T. Beach sentenced him to 60 days, suspended, with six months probation and mandatory payments of $12 weekly plus costs. The article notes witnesses for the state and mentions a Tom Thumb Wedding fundraiser by Olivet church children and a Trumbull Fire Department meeting.
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Stephen Cehlar
Chestnut Hill
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Arthur J. Hull
Maurice Resnick
Bridgeport
First Streetman
Banforg S. Beach
L. RK. Barlow
Connecticut Humane Society
Cehlar
Tom Thumb
Congregational Church
Olivet
Danbury Man Held On Burglary Charge In $1666 Bond
Danbury, Feb. By Telegram Service. Marsh Carrine, 31, a furrier, was arrested Saturday by Sgt. William Baker on burglary charges. Case continued until next Saturday with bond set at $1,666. Police, at request of Prosecuting Attorney Norman C. Beers, withheld exact charges beyond link to disappearance of $60 worth of fur from a Delphery Hat company display. Warrant cites various robberies between January 1 and December 31, 1914. The investigation has spanned months with assistance from the fur company for the last three weeks.
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William Baker
Norman C. Teeers
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Beers
George J. Schoen
Beyord
Delphery Har
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Widow of General Hawley Buried at Sea
Hartford dispatch reports the widow of Civil War commander General Hawley, senator and former governor, died at sea near the mid Atlantic and was buried on Sunday. Mrs Hawley and her daughter Miss Roswell Hawley were en route to Italy for the winter and spring when he suffered apoplexy and died shortly after in May. The couple met during the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.
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Joseph Hh. Tawley
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United States
Veen
Rent Wilson
United Lates
mid-Atlantic
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Daugher
Roswell Hawley
Italy
Maghind
Senator Hawley
Phikul Lpia
Personal Deal Between Chaplins Bars Attorneys
Negotiations between Charlie Chaplin and his wife Lita Grey's lawyers have halted. Mrs. Lilian Spicer, the bride’s mother, says the couple refuse further legal dealings and that reports of a financial settlement were merely a personal gesture. Edwin McMurray, noted as the bride’s uncle, visited Beverly Hills but his trip carries no significance.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey
Chaplin
The
Los Angeles Times Today
Lil-ian Spicer
Hollywood
Edwin McMurray
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
McMurray
Fim
Easton Grange to Install Officers Tuesday Evening
Deputy Charles Lacey will install the Easton Grange officers at the Grange hall Tuesday evening for the 1925 slate led by Master Mrs Dorothy Gil-Jelle and a full corps including overseer Leroy Turney lecturer Mrs Hattle Candee steward Mary J Escott and others.
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Helene Marsh
Pomona
Florence
Kay Flora
Marjorie Jennings
Julia Kay
Mary Wheeler
Julia Nagy
Vene Lope
Bridgeport High School
Walter Briggs
Tina Farioly
Danbury
Margaret Moran
Christine McStay
Misa Winifred Platt
Center School
Redding
Trumbull Wednesday Party for White Plains School Fund
A Wednesday entertainment at Trumbull Congregational Church benefits the White Plains School fund. Local teachers Miss Blackman Miss Hett Miss Linney and Mrs. Albert H. Christie organized a program with local and out of town talent. Children at White Plains School receive hot cocoa at noon during winter.
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Trumbull
Emmons
New Milford
Howard & Beach
Elida Edwarda
Bridgeport
Teonard Hawley
Rowland Beach
Norwalk
Mary J. Heagh
Allenrhu Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as the greatest rheumatic medicine. It claims rapid blood absorption, dissolves uric acid deposits, and quickly removes rheumatic pain. The narrator, Haya Jamies Allen, says he cured himself after years of illness and asserts hundreds more followed suit.
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