McClintock death ruled typhoid with secondary hemorrhage
Exhumed body of William Nelson McClintock is reported to have died of typhoid fever with a secondary internal hemorrhage. Coroner Oscar Wolff released findings after chemists and physicians examined the remains. William D. Shepherd, guardian and heir, says the ruling clears him of suspicion and may pursue legal action against investigators. The inquest was continued to next Tuesday. Assistant prosecutors studied Shepherd's visits to a research lab four years ago.
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Chicago
Wiliam Nelson McClintock
Aarphan
Oscar Wolff
Wiliam DD. Shepherd
McClintock
Shepherd
Elm City suspects held pending inquiry in fur shop burglary
Six men were held by New Haven police after a crime wave climaxed with the shooting of storekeeper Barney Muzan. Joseph B. Wood and Edward A. Conway were kept for investigation to determine if they aided in the burglary of H. J. Weingarten’s fur shop at 1252 State Street on Monday night, with furs valued at 1645 dollars stolen. Wood listed 670 Howard Avenue as his address and Conway was held at Bridgeport police request.
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New Haven
Barney Muzan
Joseph B. Wood
Edward A. Conway
Bridgeport
H. J. Weingarten
State Street
Wood
Howard Avenue
Conway
New York State Line
New Haven Town Line
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New York
Stamford
Connecticut Co
Frank L. Kibling
Lordship Trolley Company
Bouthart New England Telephone Co
Unitedlluminating Co
William Petzolt
Stratford Light
Ife
Europe
United States
Great Britain
England
Atlantis
New England
Systema of Transportation
Mother Cries Over Victory Of Her Son Meriden
Mrs Sadie Kaplan cried tonight when a phone call informed her that Louis Kaplan had won the featherweight world title His own voice soon reassured her that he was all right and would be home tomorrow Her family including David Louis Frieda Mary and other relatives joined in an impromptu celebration in Meriden celebrating the victory
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Meriden
Sadie Kaplan
Louis
David
Frieda
Mary
Kaplan
Convict Escapes Eastern Penitentiary Hidden Under Ashes
John Campbell, 24, sentenced for robbery, secreted beneath hot ashes on a five ton motor truck and rode out past the gates of Eastern penitentiary. He then forced prison guard Charles Krout to drive away, as pursuing firemen closed in across Northeastern Philadelphia. General Buller led the manhunt with many patrols.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
John Campbell
General Buller
Campbell
Charles Krout
Two Seek Control Of Norwich Power Plant
Two petitions filed with the Secretary of the State seek authority to purchase Norwich gas and electric departments and to supply electric power in Norwich. Applicants include A. F. Fitkin company New York and Norwich Gas and Electric. Thames Power company Rockville Willimantic Lighting and Philip Z Hankey seek permission to furnish power.
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Hartford
Gas and Electric Department of
Norwich
Secretary
General Assembly
A. F. Fitkin Company of
New York
Norwich Gas and Electric Company
Rockville- Willimantic Lighting Company
Philip Z. Hankey
Thames Power Company
Burdick Debates Plan for G O P Quarters
Republican leader Alfre y W Burdick debates whether to hire a stenographer and clerk for headquarters or to bring in staff only three months before the next election. He leans toward hiring closer to the election.
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Burdick
G. O.P
Alfrey W. Burdick
Debts and Finance Shake Allied Postwar Front
London and Washington reporters note a pivotal year ahead for Allied debts as France and Britain seek re funding terms and the gold standard signals. Ambassador Herrick reports a French plan, while Germany reparations and Dawes Plan allocations loom at Paris and London talks.
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London
Associated Press
Stanley Baldwin
United States
George Harvey
Washington Post
France
England
Montague Normann
Sir Alan Garrett Anderson
Bank of England
Ited
Washington
Great Britain
Paris
Herrick
Hughes
White House
Germany
State Department
London Foreign Office
Coolidge Opposes Borah Plan For World Conference
President Coolidge rejects Senator Borahs proposal for an international economic and armament conference including Germany and Russia. He favors a narrowly focused meeting to achieve practical results and has not yet studied a draft resolution.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Belgian King Abandons Sahara Trip
King Albert of Belgium has canceled the planned trek across the Sahara with a French party. Officials said the journey would take longer than expected and the king chose to remain in Brussels, citing personal reasons and health concerns.
Unidentified youth found frozen on New Hampshire trail
In Rochester New Hampshire on January 2 the body of an unidentified young man, likely a lumberman, was found on a Lincoln forest trail. A photo labeled Stanley Studio Hartford Conn may identify him. doctor Burk reported no signs of violence. Two men discovered the body after trekking the trail.
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Rochester
N. H
Lincoln
Stanley Studio
Sheldon Street
Hartford
Conn
E. C. Burk
Power trust talks during Muscle Shoals hearing in Senate
The Senate debated the power trust amid consideration of the Underwood bill for Muscle Shoals. An amendment by Senator Howell to cap profits at eight percent on power or fertilizer sales was approved. Senator Norris pressed for FTC investigation, but Senator Edge blocked a vote. Norris signaled the issue would require a Senate record.
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Washington
Power Trust
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Federal Trade Commission
Underwood
Senate
Howell
Edge
New Jersey
Storm Disrupts Routes Across District and Europe
Snow and freezing temperatures paralyzed several highways and delayed trains in New York New Haven area while Connecticut plows cleared streets. The storm affected Europe with record cold and widespread travel disruption though few casualties were reported.
Orphans Prompt Retreat as Fire Strikes Asylum Laundry
Sixty seven children from the Bridgeport Protestant Orphan asylum on Fairfield avenue and Ellsworth Street fled in orderly fashion when a fire started in a laundry barrel. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with slight damage. Earlier, at 8 55 a m, hot ashes caused a pile of fireplace logs to ignite at the Bridgeport hospital nurses' home on Milhu avenue with no damage reported.
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Hdren
Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum
Fairfield Avenue
Ellsworth Street
Aiso
Bridgeport
Urses
Mihu Avenue
Religious classes set for city school pupils
School pupils across districts will attend religious instruction on designated weekdays. Dr Milo Burt announced a detailed schedule placing students from Summerfield Hall Palisade avenues Beardsley Staples Barnes Garfield Waltersville Franklin Elias Howe Longfellow Prospect Jefferson Roosevelt Black Rock Whittier Madison Shelton Columbus and others into specific church programs with busier street crossings aided by police. 108 Jewish children enrolled in Protestant classes as the plan proceeds with no board protest.
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Sade Avenue
Summerfield
Hall
Watersvile
Franklin
Roger Sherman
Lincoln
McKinley
Prospect
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Eling Wowe
Longfellow
Jackson
Whittler
Black Rock
Sheridan
Hallen
Island Brook
Madison
Shelton
Read
Columbus
Palisade Avenue
Summerfield M. B
German M. B
Granttreet
Beardsley
German Baptist Church
Park Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Swedish Pethel Baptist Church
Black Rock Church
Whittier
Grate M. E
Prospect, Jefferson and Roosevelt
First Presbyterian Church
United Congregaional Church
Haten, Sherdan and
Bethany Chapel
Maplewood
Bryant and Lapite
Avenue Schods
First English Lutheran Church
Mer Oria
Tive Alx
People Church
Police Department
Tramic
Elmer H. Havens
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Cortright
Havens
Soo
Tahrall
Acton
Edging by the Past Sparks Strained Resolve
A fragmented dialogue shows tension between a wife and Hubble as they discuss distance and time in a strained exchange. The scene centers on a cooled relationship, implied separation, and a tentative note of completion or ending between the two characters.
Fifth Time Held For Selling Liquor Arraignment
Frank Wawszosk of 142 Nichols Street was arraigned for the fifth time on liquor law violations and bound over to the February term of the Superior Court with bonds set at 1000 dollars. Arthur J. Moore of 1594 Iranistan Avenue was granted a continuance for drunkenness and breach of the peace, while Iobart Silva of 30 Lexington Avenue had his case continued to next Wednesday.
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Frank Wawszosk
Nichols Street
High Court
Arthur J. Moore
Iranistan Avenue
Iobart Silva
Lexington Avenue
Trolley collision claims life of Hartford woman
Hartford Jan 2 Mrs Mary McDonough 30 of 152 Madison street died at St Francias hospital from injuries after a trolley crash at Park and Broad streets this afternoon. Thirteen others were injured when a Broad street one man car collided with a Zion street car going south on Park street. The one man car operator was involved.
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Hartford
Mary McDonough
Madison Street
St. Francia’ Hospital
Park and Broad Streets
Broad Street
Zion Street
Park Street
Accident injures Max Spector and Mary McDonough’s daughter
Max Spector of 400 Garden Street was injured and taken home after a car crash. Morgan Derrick operated the vehicle. Freezing weather was cited by John Kiley, Hartford division transport superintendent, as the cause. Mrs McDonough’s ten year old daughter Mary is at St Francis Hospital in serious condition.
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Max Spector
Garden Atreey
Morgan Derrick
Joh Kiley
Hartford
McDonough
Marys
St. Francis
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport Fraternals And Unions
American Fabrics association holds a meeting at Court Marina. F of A at 1087 Broad street. Loyal Orange lodge meets at 18 State street. Humboldt Stamm and U R M share Fairfield avenue. Letter Carriers gather at 164 State street.
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American Fabrics Association
Court Marina
Broad Street
I Bridgeport
Loyal Orange Lodge
K. of P
State Street
Humbolt Stamm
U. 0
R. M
Fairfield Avenue
Letter Carriers
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