Dowd custody battle ends with court ordered split
In Brooklyn Judge Allyn L. Brown grants habeas relief to Joseph Dowd who had sued for custody of two children. Mrs Nora Allen Dowd had custody since the mother’s illness and later death, but the judge rules in favor of Joseph Dowd and his mother Hannah Allen for weekly support while the children remain with their paternal kin.
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John
Aho
Koh
Tte
Nora Dowd
Brooklyn
Joseph Dowd
City
Joseph
bin Grandsmoth
Hannah Allen
Fark Avenue
Allen
Dowd
Allyn L. Brown
Nore Allen Dowd
Ving Hospital
Bowd
Lowd
Poison blamed in double death in New Bedford office
A double death in a New Bedford business office is blamed on poisoning. Mrs Helen Kenyon, 23, a beauty parlor owner, and Charles Simone, 38, a member of Simone and Sons, were found in an apartment in Cobb block. Police and medical examiners opened an investigation as autopsies were planned. Wine on a table was collected for analysis. authorities suspect a fast acting poison with little suffering.
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New Bedford
Mass
Associated Press
Helen Kenyon
Fall River
Charles Simone
Wainwright Street
Providence
Simone and Sons Company
Baatery
al. Lund
Ciircumstances
Kenyon
Simone
Stoyeroom
Bae
Siaone
Merifeat
D. P. O'Arien
Charles Shanks
Joel Podiowterd
Bribery Attempt Charged In Indiana Governor Case
Indianapolis February 14 The trial of Governor Ed Jackson unfolds with testimony on an alleged plot to bribe Warren T McCray in 1923 to name James E McDonald Marion county prosecutor The case centers on a $10 000 bail and immunity offer to McCray as part of a bid to sway the appointment Former Ku Klux Klan leader D C Stephenson arrives at prison for testimony but refuses to answer until legal rights are safeguarded The prosecution seeks to establish the conspiracy involving Jackson Coffin and others and to counter defense claims of witness unreliability The session resumes with Stephenson pending further action and more witness cross examinations scheduled
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Indianapolis
Associated Presa
Warren T. MccCray
James E. McDonald
Marion County
Ed Jackson
Jackson
D. C. Stepheneou
Ku Klux Klan
McCray
Fred Robinson
Robinson
Slan C. Kivett
Witates
Wiliam H. Remy
Stephenson
Bia
Reed Vows to Stay Until Rights Clarified in Stratford
Stratford Feb 14 A special correspondent reports town manager Carlton Day Reed plans to stay in Stratford to determine his standing after the council discharged him amid a 700-strong petition to rescind the action. Reed will study legal aspects as William Shea prepares to assume finance duties while the recall issue targets council members who voted to oust him.
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Stratford
Carlton Day Reed
Reed
Raymond Baldwin
Supreme Court
William Shea
Department of Finance
Theft reports roll through Westport homes
Westport police report two recent robberies in Greens Farm and Rayfield Place as detectives link the incidents to a spate of house breaks. A raccoon fur coat valued at about 400 dollars vanished from the Stewart residence while Harris’s Post Road home was ransacked. The Stewarts are wintering in Florida with sister Margaret Smith acting as caretaker.
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Westport
Westport Poliie
Arest Ony Jonn Lovell
Delbert Goonce
Bridgeport
Misa Anne Harris
Osd
Greens Farma
Jann A. Stewart
Rayfield Place
Stewarts
Florida
Stewart
Margaret Smith
East Norwalk
Harps
Stewart Place
Thieves Target Preserves and Homes In Local Break-ins
Westport police under Captain John Dolan investigate several burglaries in Wilton road and Norwalk area. Items stolen include a fur coat owned by Mr. Stewart, sweet crackers, preserves, and plumbing supplies from P A Bernard. Damaged garage doors were entry points at Davin Doherty’s newly built home. value of stolen foods undetermined pending check-up.
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Stewart
Wan
Davin Doherty
Wilton Road
P. A. Bernard
Norwalk
Mr. Bernard
Westport
Joh A. Doln
Mrs. Wheelers Simple Funeral Marks Quiet Life
Antoinette Pairchild Wheeler, longtime welfare contributor, buried after a quiet service at her home. A police escort guided the procession to Long Hill cemetery where mourners gathered at the family plot as Rev Stephen Flair Sherman led the committal. Flowers from prominent residents andBridgeport charities testified to her public benevolence and Park Board ties through her son D. Pairchild Wheeler.
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Antoinette Pairchild Wheeler
Pairchild Park
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Hobart KB. Wheeler
Fairchild Memorial Park
Park Board
State Street
Stephen Flair Sherman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Long HI
Bridgeport
Board of Park Commissioners
D. Fejrchild Wheeler
George M. Eames
Plowere
Bridgeport Ladies’ Charitable Society
Government call for offers on sites near railway station
Government to call for offers detailing site prices suitable for sale near rail facilities. Proximity to the railway is deemed crucial for efficient traffic and lower trucking costs. Citizens and civic bodies are urged to cooperate in finding a solution benefiting both public and city. The text also references broader geopolitical remarks and economic notions.
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Burnett
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