Plea Entered by Ten in Worcester Cattle Fraud Case
Worcester Mass Feb 14 ten Water county defendants pled guilty to conspiracy charges in the cattle case indictments before Judge Webster Thayer. Some faced additional counts of larceny but were not entertained. Names include Louis S Jacobson Anthony Woz Vrountan J Francis Quirk Jr Marvin J Rider Owen J Wallace Samuel Aranoff Israel Gillette Max Cohen Soimel Maittel Eli Jacobson. Pleas end the term cable case series. no further trials until May term. Grand Jury returned 32 indictments after statewide and federal investigation into frauds on indemnity claims of tubercular cattle. Three defendants already convicted Louis S Jacobson Raymond L Faver and David Cohen awaiting Supreme Judicial Court ruling. speedy disposition planned once law is clarified. Non-suit terms pending Supreme Court ruling.
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Worcester
Mass
CAI
Water County
Superior Criminal Court
Webster Thayer
Leely
Louis S. Jacobson
Pleasant Street
Leominster
Anthony Woz Vrountan
Central Street
J. Francis Quirk, Jr
Franklin Street
Marvin J. Rider
Chestnut Street
Laominster
Owen J. Wallace
Merriam Avenue
Samuel Aranoff
Wattbank Street
Israel Gillette
Wendford Street
Max Cohen
Soimel Maittel
Palrtux Street
Eli Jacolson
Ortivkus
Louis 8. Jacobeon
Letsminster
Raymond L. Faver
Weatboro
David Cohen
Sutton
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Court
Hartford Unlicensed Doctor Fined In Police Court
In Hartford on February 24 Judge George H. Day fined Dr Iward Henry Moriarty $200 plus costs for practicing medicine without a license. Moriarty appealed with a cash bond of $362 to pursue the case in higher court. Some patients praised the doctor after the verdict, crowding to shake his hand, prompting a courtroom recess.
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Hartford
George H. Day
Iward Henry Moriarty
Moriarty
Hartford Woman Drinks Poison Die In Hospital
Emma Chanin eighty seven or eighty eight, daughter of Harry Camp, living near Ellington, took poison and died at Hartford Hospital this afternoon. The act’s motive could not be determined.
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Hartford
Rockville
Emma Chanin
Harry Camp
Ellington
Dictaphone Bowlers Banquet Honors Corporate Champs
The fourth annual Dictaphone corporation bowling banquet drew over 66 guests at the Farm. A local dance orchestra performed, with vocalists Messrs Victor Horn and Walter Barret. Vice-president A. V. Bodine stressed social life value, while G. I. Trelaeare and J. Bowen organized the event. Prizewinners included Sticks, Davis, Horne, Neil, Halpin and Johnson.
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Dictaphone Corporation
Victor Horn
Walter Barret
A. V. Bodine
1 Nager
G. I. Tréaleare
J. Bowen
Messepra
Davis
Horne
Neil
Halpin
Johnson
Americans Eat Less Meat in 1926 Despite Record Beef Output
Feb 24 AP reports Department of Agriculture data showing per capita meat and lard consumption at 142.8 pounds in 1926, the lowest in five years. Beef per person reached 63.4 pounds, pork 65.7, veal 8.2, mutton and lamb 5.5, and birds 13.5. Total meat output rose 240 million pounds despite fewer animals slaughtered, signaling population growth outpaced production gains.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Beer Dumped From Seized Waterbury Brewery
Federal agents in Waterbury seized the Helmann brewery and permitted about 1500 de alcoholized beer barrels to be dumped into the sewer to avoid heavy maintenance costs. The action followed the brewery’s seizure several months prior.
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Waterbury
Wal
Helmann
Pro-British Histories Spark Public School Debate
Chicago reports criticism from the American History Society urging that three history texts used in public schools be reported to Mayor Dever and the board. The texts cited include A History of the United States by Gordy, Our United States by Guitteau, and The Silent Reader fourth series by Howlin. Critics say they are glitzy, omit key American founders and ideals, and show hostility to revolutionary heroes.
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Chicago
Mayor Dever
Board of Education
American Wisteries
United States
William Wiske Gordy
Willion Ducks Guitteau
Lewis and Howlin
Utr
Arson laws may stay unchanged after hearings
Hartfort hearings on arson and holdup with firearms showed no immediate amendments to state statutes. Lawmakers noted concerns over strict penalties, with support from officials and witnesses emphasizing inadequacy of current rules. The committee considered bills to tighten arson laws but expected unfavorable reports and potential misclassification of some fires as arson.
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Hartfort
Pe Gona
Capitol
Judiciary Committee
Joseph Esposito
New Haven
Theodore E. Stetber
Connecticut
Percy Bushy
New York
National Association
Jusher
Hartford Chamber of Commerce
Martin J. Fleming
Moran
Hartford
Martin
Funeral of George Ingersoll Held Tomorrow in Stamford
Stamford Feb 24 Funeral services for George Pratt Ingersoll former U S minister to Siam will be held tomorrow afternoon at his Glenbrook road residence Rev Gerald A Cunningham of St Johns Episcopal will officiate Prominent out of town visitors are expected to attend Interment will be at Ridge Meld Mr Ingersoll survived by widow Alice Witherspoon Ingersoll a son Colin and a daughter Gertrude all of Stamford He had a glimmer home in Ridge Meld area and previously lived in Stamford before moving back to town
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Stamford
George Pratt Ingersoll
United States
Siam
Glenbrook Road
Gerald A. Cunningham
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ridge Meld
Ingersoll
Shamford
Alice Witherspoon Ingersoll
Colin
Gertrude
Meriden Chief James Landrigan Leads Mourners at Funeral
Thousands gather at St Joseph s Church for John I McGovern funeral chief of police who resigned February due to health. Rev William J Dd presides with Michael Martin leading the ceremonies at Pearl Cemetery. Attendees include Meriden officials and officers from several police departments.
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Meriden
Tris Steart of Movie Stardom Contemplates Return
Tris Steart of Hollywood, a former York artist model, considers resuming film work as health prompts delay. An upcoming event at the Bridgeport Traffic Association meets Monday, with Thridford and Crick topics on the agenda and a guest speaker.
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Hollywood
Iris Stuirk
In York
Aly Mantha
Borane
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