Salamon Wife Seeks Divorce In Insanity Case
In Superior Court Judge Allyn Brow reserved decision on Busan Salamon of Stamford petitioning for divorce from Jacob Salamon a former city resident confined for seventeen years in Middletown state insane asylum. An alienist report declared Salamon incurably insane and Busan testified she married him in New York City on March 3, 1900 before moving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Salamon
Middletown
Busan
Stamford
Allyn L Brow
Salamon
Mr. Salamon
New York City
Man Commits to State Lunatic Asylum After 1910
Salamon, once employed at a local factory, was moved in December 1909 to St Vincents Hospital convalescent ward, then committed to the state lunatic asylum on March 10, 1910. In ensuing years his wife visited regularly until recent times. they have a son aged twenty three whom Salamon has not seen since commitment.
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Salamon
Vincents
Almahourse
Telato
Rae
Jude Brown
Phe
Yee
St Paul Railroad declares interest on new bonds
New York Feb 15 by Associated Press directors of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad declared interest of 1 1 3 percent on the October 1 1927 coupon of the new adjustment bonds The coupon covers February 1923 to June 30 1927 and will be payable when the new bonds are delivered Interest of 1 2 of 1 percent on the coupon due April 1 1928 covering the last six months of 1927 also was declared New securities expected to be ready for delivery shortly X A Scandrett elected president H Byram chairman of the board W W K Sparrow president in charge of finance J T Gillick vice president in charge of operations
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee St Paul
Pacific Raiload
X A Scandrett
H & Byram
W W K Sparrow
J T Gillick
Dam Break Damages Farmington River Channel in Windsor
A dam failing at Hathaway Pond in Poquonockment Windsor released water into the Farmington River. Heavy rains are blamed for the break. The pond’s water once powered Hathaway mill, closed over 50 years ago, with property damage reported along the river.
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Windsor
Hathaways Pond
Poquonockment
Farmington River
Hathaway
Collector asks warrants for 70 delinquent taxpayers
Tax Collector Howard has turned over a list of about 70 personal tax delinquents to prosecutors. Warrants for arrest will be drawn for two to 14 years of delinquency. The list includes names, addresses and years of delinquency such as Rose Balaker, Anna Rieger, Catherine Ocina, Fannie Berteling, and many others from Maplewood and nearby localities.
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Howard
Challenger
Prosecutors Office
Rose Balakier
Thes
Allee Baker
Tao Min Mednovehl
SUS Sterling
Ametia Berge
Ametia Berge, 7135 Liowmd — Dive Anna Rieger
Clinton
Inish Berger
O&b
Maplewood
1Thal Berman
Tecibioht Foe
Aun Basu
Haliett Tao
Bendett
Atte Fom
Jaun Thinstein
Rin Maplewood
Fannie Berteling
Francia’ Bertua
Catherine the
Heriario
Gudello
Rove Lapte
Michels
Ecco Capozz
Penbrake
Anthony Caruso
Nichola Fur
Charrannski
Night Club Girl Sues Ames for Heart Balm
Helene G Lambert, a night club entertainer, sues actor Robert Ames for 200000 in a breach of promise case. Supreme Court Justice Delehanty granted a motion to vacate Ames examination before trial, ruling such conduct against public policy. Ames has been married three times, with recent marriage to Muriel Oakes after divorces from Frances Goodrith Ames and Vivien Segal.
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New York
Associated Press
Robert Ames
Helene G Lambert
Supreme Court
Delehanty
Ames
Ubai Cea
Ed Ames
Frances Goodrith Ames
Vivien Segal
Muilel Oakes
Farmer fined after moonshine operation raided in Westfield
In District Court at Westfield a local farmer was fined 600 dollars for illegally manufacturing liquor and keeping liquor for sale. Police raid on his Lemones residence uncovered a still with a capacity about 200 gallons per day and seized moonshine and mash.
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Westfield
Muss Fe
Associated Pressfield
Linc’ Pou
I Jegally
Lemones
Health and Diet Advice Misleading Information
An article in The Journal of the American Medical Association questions the health benefits of physical education and exercise, arguing most evidence shows no lasting health impact outside specific corrective uses. It contrasts physician advice promoting exercise with sensational claims about dieting and “why lazy people live the longest,” urging clear, practical home health guidance.
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American Medical Association
Seader
Journail
Springe Resorts
Hoth Farms
Moe
WHS
Personal Service Reader Offers Custom Replies
A reader offers a personalized service to craft replies in response to requests for thanks or introductions. The note provides an address in Bridgeport and mentions Dr Frank Melrigart and Dr Bruce McCor, inviting local inquiries for tailored letters or notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mel” Rigart
Bruuk McCor
Iridgeport
Telegrain
Gypsy Pat Smith Hearing Put Off
Gypsy Pat Smith of Darien and Karin Tjader Smith of New York Eli will not face trial today in Superior Court. the case is reassigned after counsel communications. Mrs Smith counters with misconduct claims. a separate civil suit seeks $10,000 misrepresented gifts, alimony, and custody of Pat Smith Jr., age two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Pat Smith
Darien
Karin Tjader Smith
New York
Eli
Allyn L Brown
Darksmith
Mrs Smith
Mrs Douglas G Smith of Greenwich Dies
Mrs Douglas Grahay Smyth widow of the former consul commodore of Indian Harbor yacht club died after a paralytic stroke struck her while driving in Port Chester New York. She was fifty, formerly Louise A Wiswall of New York City, and survived by her husband and daughter as residents of Greenwich. She passed away in United Hospital.
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Port Chester Nyy
Associated Press
Douglas Grahay Smyth
Cons
Modore
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
United Hospital
Smyth
Louise A Wiswall
New York City
Greenwich
14 Senators Dine At The White House
A group of 14 Senators including four Republicans and one Farmer-Labor attended a White House breakfast with President Coolidge. Present were Sackett Kentucky, Shortridge California, Smoot Utah, Bethel Oregon, Heflin Alabama, Sheppard Texas, Smith South Carolina, Stock Town, Stephens Michigan, Thomas Oklahoma, Trammell Florida,ings Maryland, Tyson Tennessee, Shipstead Minnesota.
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Washington
Telly 15
Farmer-Labor
White House
Coolidge
Sackett
Kentucky
Shortridge
Californie Smoot
Utah
Oregon
Hefiln
Alabama
Sheppard
Lexas Smith South
Stock Town
Stephens
Michigan
Thomas
Oklahoma
Trammell
Florida
Maryland
Tyson
Tennessee
Demarats
Shipstead
Minnesota
Farmer Labor
Hot Water Tank Explodes Causing 5000 Dollar Damage
Explosion damages Worcester home kitchen and first floor, injuring no one as a hot water tank bursts at 4 Geiman Street. Fire brigade reports 2000 dollars in damage to the structure while floor timbers on the second story prevented roof collapse. Residents were away at the time.
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Worcester Mats
Associated Pess
James
Geiman
Ope
Aide Brown
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Eserves
ST. Paul Railroad
Bdim
Varrett
Flre
Harry Chien
Heary Cohen
Mevlattson
Sril Cohen
Verman
Sigmur
Ihr
John Duncannor
Sten
Tuuln Cemlein
Mate
Ty Michiel «Och
Rad Mary
Wiliam Lo Gut
Minnie Mares
Crowle
Olre Thomas
S&t Ford
Sues Ames
Farmer
Health and Diet Advice
Frank M’coy
Aix
Say Moss and
Fontana
American Tobacco Company
Southland
Burleyre
R Tobacco Grower
Pat Smith
Evangelist
Douglas G. Smith
Rockwell & Co
Smart Beyond
Brassieres
Kasha
Coats
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