Zemsky suits exonerated in Schine auto accident case
Superior court verdict in two Zemsky actions against Julius Schine finds no fault by the driver. Leon Zemsky, a minor, claimed $10,000 for injuries after an October 30 1917 incident when his hip was injured by Schine’s car. Harry Zemsky sought $3,500 for expenses and lost services.
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Civil ‘Superior Court
Leon Zemsky
Harry Zemsky
Julius Schine
John Keeler
Schine
Coms
Would Extend Day Law to Consular Districts
Senator McNary of Oregon introduced by request a bill to extend the provisions of the national prohibition constitutional amendment to American citizens living in consular districts in China and other countries where it does not conflict with treaties with those nations and the United States. The measure was referred to the judiciary committee.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
China
United States
Refusal to Move Couple Out of City in Larceny Case
Philadelphia authorities denied permission to remove Salvatore Sacarelli and Julia Laraila from the city to answer a larceny charge. Prosecuting Attorney DeLaney said only an authorized officer may take them out. The woman allegedly took 450 dollars from her husband and eloped with Schine. Defense contends no negligence by Schine. Attorneys Cornelly Zemskys and Thomas Cullinan appeared.
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Salvatore Sacarelli
Julia Laraila
Philadelphia
Yeaterday
DeLaney
Statewide fishing ban begins January 20
Special Game Commissioner A J Williamson announced a state ban on fishing from January 20 to May 1. No fishing is allowed on any ponds statewide, marking the first enforcement under this Connecticut law. The season opens May 1 for all fish except bass, which opens July 1. Pickerel and perch are in season locally as anglers report good catches through the fee.
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A. J. Williamson
Connecticut
Clothing prices to hit new high level say dealers
Chicago dispatch reports at the National Retail Clothiers mid winter convention that clothing prices are expected to rise further. Delegates note current levels are high, with many predicting increases from 25 to 40 percent as the next gowns and suits come to market.
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Universal Servic
Chicago
National Retail Clothiers
Associaton
H.W. Ing
Ational
State of
Weshington
Nosing Committee Active in Prohibition Effort
By Universal Service Washington January 18 The Nosing Committee, a cabinet of national prohibition, uses keen scent to detect liquor at social events. Members attend functions to report to district attorney offices the next morning. Those with unusual breaths are summoned before the grand jury to explain how liquor entered their system.
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Universal Service
Washington
National Prohibition
Grand Jury
Death of Mrs Horger Inquest Hears Witnesses
Coroner John J. Phelan held a hearing on the death of Mrs Julia Worger struck by an automobile driven by Ray LeCroix. Stratford resident Fawin Callender testified he did not see the impact but heard a scream and saw Mrs Horger between the front and rear wheels. weather was misty and light poor. Callender reported the car seemed to stop abruptly and notified the Main street traffic officer. Phelan reserved his finding.
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John J. Phelan
Julia Worger
Ray LeCroix
Win Callender
Stratford
Golden ‘Hill Street
Main Street
Phelan
More Men Are Rescued From Sunken Steamer Afrique
A lifeboat from the steamer Afrique, sunk in a heavy storm off the coast of the Vendee department, washed ashore. Nine survivors report one officer, eight crew, and three soldiers leaped into the sea to escape the disaster, with others missing.
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Nanuths
France
Afrique
Department of Vendee
Boa
Nettleton Seeks Divorce in Stratford Court
Frederick W. Nettleton of Stratford files for divorce from Grace Beach Phillips Nettleton in Superior Court. They wed February 27, 1897 and desertion occurred September 1, 1916. The couple are well known in Stratford.
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Posertion
Frederick W. Nettleton
Stratford
Grace Beach
Phillips
Nettleton
Nettletons
Coal settlement gets under way in wage dispute
Washington January hearing opens as the coal strike settlement commission begins its formal review of claims by histuminous miners for advances in wages and shorter hours. John Lewis and mine workers representatives present the fund findings proposing a 60 percent wage increase and a thirty hour week among concessions.
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Andy Ahing
John T. Lewis
Lating
Lewis
Sociates
Clean sidewalks urged after storms by police chief
Superintendent of Police John Redgate issued a fresh warning yesterday morning calling for prompt sidewalk clearance after the recent snowfalls. The message stresses keeping paths free of obstruction for public safety and smooth pedestrian movement.
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John Redgate
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