Nicaragua Peace Efforts Falter as mediation Refused
Washington reports deny policy shift on Nicaragua. Diaz rejects Costa Rican mediation and U S good offices remain available. Senate and House delay action as Sacasa supporters cite anti imperialist league message critiquing Coolidge Kellogg claims.
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Washington
Kellogg
Nicaragua
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Relations Commaitee
Juan B. Sacasa
League of Salvador
Coolidge
Chipps sought to kill minister in 1921 claim
Testimony in Dr J Frank Norris murder case recounts Dexter E Chipps threatening to bury Norris in a graveyard in 1921. Police say Chipps was violent when drunk but courteous when sober, with multiple fights and threats cited by Fort Worth witnesses.
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Austin
Texas
Dexter E. Chipps
J. Frank Norrin
Fort Worth
Norris
Chippa
Chipps
Edward Norris
John Woodruff
Woodruft
Frank Norris
Woodrutt
McLean
Witnee
Chipp
Maker of Dewey's Sword Dead at Armory
James McKechnie, 65 years in the Springfield Armory, died today. He followed his father in the trade and devised devices that lowered rifle production costs. He personally fashioned a sword presented to Admiral Dewey after the Spanish-American War.
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Springfield
Mass
James McKechnie
United States Armory
Admiral Dewey
Accused Of Forging Checks On Contractor
Constantino Fabbretto twenty of 61 Main street was arrested at Commercial Trust company on a charge of forging seven checks on Joseph Luzietti contractor by whom he was formerly employed. Checks amounting to 243.50. Forged between September 28 and November 24, 1926. Will be given a hearing in Police court tomorrow.
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NEW Gritain
Constantino Fabbretto
Main Street
The
Commercial Trust Company
Joseph Luzietti
Fribretto
Police Chief's Son Sold Liquor to Fund Operation
Edwin N. Nedley, 35, son of Greenwich police chief, pleaded guilty to two liquor-law counts in New Britain Court. Police seized 42 quarts of whiskey at his Wellington Street home. his wife was arrested as he claimed she was responsible. Bonds set at 206 dollars each.
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New Britain
Edwin N. Netiey
Polce
Greenwich
William C. Hunterford
Polace Court
Wellington Street
Hia
Nedley
Hungerford
Diaz Rejects Costa Rican Mediation in Nicaragua Crisis
President Adolfo Diaz of Nicaragua said Costa Rica cannot mediate impartially after President Jimenez voiced the mediation offer. Diaz accused Mexico of fomenting disaffection and cited Guatemala's stance and Puerto Limons use by Liberal rebels as bases. He reiterated proposals to include Liberals in his government.
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Managua
N. G
APJ
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Jimenez
Costa Rica
Diaz
United States
Juan Sacasa
Puerto Limon
Seat
Mexico
Pre Js
Sacana
Washington
Central America
Res Costa
Costa_Rica
Sacasa
Guatemala
Calies
Nica-ragua
Noted Band Leader Killed in Africa
J r-Fort Ralon, Armorican musician and leader of the Havana band, was killed during a hunting expedition in Rhodesia when a companion's shotgun exploded. Previously based in San Francisco, he rose to fame in Europe with the Savoy Havana band, performing in London and other capitals after a tour in Rhodesia.
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Capetown
South Africa
Fort Ralon
Europe
Havana
Rhodesia
Aliires
Ralton
San Francisce
Savoy Hotel
London
Hig
Savoy
Twelve Appeals From This County To Be Heard In January
Twelve Fairfield County cases are set for the January term of the Supreme Court of Errors in New Haven with Chief Justice Wheeler presiding. Among them are appeals from probate and verdicts in numerous suits, including the United Illuminating Company case, the Stratford suit against Fidelity and Casualty, and challenges involving Bert Sochas, Staney Bench, Lounsburg Sowle, and Leopold Schneider.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Stratford
Fairfield County
New Haven
George W. Wheeler
Charles A. Sejaro
Angelo Carrar
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Bert Sochas
The
Patriotic Assurance Company
United Illuminating Company
Edward Jackiewicz
Polikarp Jackiewicz
United Nominating Company
Staney
Lounsburg-Sowle Company
Edith M. Taylor
Sob = Jeterson
Charles Thomas
Coxes
Eleanor Murphy
Elms Hotel
Joseph Feeley
Peter Amundal
Universal Stead Machinery Company
James D. Skinner
Leopold Schneider
Robert C. Raymond
Transfer of Ten Firemen Made in Bridgeport Department
Chief Daniel H. Johnson announced ten transfers in the Bridgeport fire department to increase efficiency. The moves shift personnel among Engine Co, Truck units, and Ladder, with aims to place men nearer homes and reduce personal frictions. The changes follow earlier transfers and come amid concerns over dissension and trivial disputes within the ranks.
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Bridgeport
Tumber
Daniel BE. Johnson
Johnson Isald
Tallowa
G. J. Eagan
Stanley
Sihereee
Engine Co
Edwin W. Thornton
Heseman
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
George L. Myers
Middle Street
Daniel H. Johnson
Board of Fire Commissioners
Johnson
Three Men Accused Of Withdrawing Liquor In Bonded Warehouses
Three New Jersey men Frank T. Beltman Al Golden and H J Ford were arraigned in Boston on a secret indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the United States by unlawful withdrawal of intoxicating liquor from bonded warehouses. They pleaded not guilty and posted 600 bond. The case returns to the Supreme Court on January 24 to February session.
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Boston
United States
New Jersey
Frank T. Beltman
Elizabeth
al Golden
H. J. Ford
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Anna Barrows
WEAF
Barnum
Miss Barrows
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Savings Bank “Old Faithful
S. W. Corner Main and State Streets
U. S
Minister
Cop
Woodruff
Dewey
Africa
Ths County
Nils B. Winberg
Ceorre J. Murphy
Jerome
Turpin
Tiegeman
Frank J. Tate
Haseman John J. O'Malley
Supreme Court Nlecesses
Preme Court Today
Rockwell. & Co
Maln
Turkish Towels
Percales
Zephyr
Evriday
Baroness Silk
Esmond
Fletcher
Aida
Post-Telegram
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