Farmhand Case May Be Heard By Jury Of Women
In East Hampton Connecticut a hearing to oust Herbert Lyman from the farm of his deceased employer Mrs Phoebe Simon was postponed. Lyman alleges the spirit of Mrs Simon advised him to stay and tend the farm. The case involves the administrator of the estate and was postponed for bond posting.
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East Hampton
Conn
Middlewex
Middetown
Herbert Lyman
Phoebe Simona
Tilday Lyman
Simons
Lyman
Justice of the Peace
Cornelius Strong
Hill
Flood
Bertram G. Spencer
Rsurt
Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Health and Strength
Mrs Minnie Howard of Portland Maine describes severe anemia and fatigue for over two years. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports weight gain to 180 pounds, renewed energy, better sleep, and no back pain. Pills available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY sixty cents a box postpaid.
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Minnie Howard
Porland Street
Portland
Dr Williams
Judge suggests jury of six women for Lyman case
Judge Flood proposed a jury of six women to hear the Lyman case citing local bias against male jurors. The plan arose from Partiva's statements and discussions in town over the past two weeks, with Deputy Sheriff Ray Young possibly instructed to assemble the female jury.
New Haven Bond Plan Backed by Buckland at Meeting
Edward G Buckland, vice president of the New Haven, told manufacturers at the Hotel Taft that over 18 million dollars of the Dresdel amount has already been subscribed to the bond issue to meet the maturing French loan. He cited a 1924 surplus of five million and projected 1926 gains if business holds. Buckland warned a men’s strike could cost the road ten million dollars.
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Edward G Buckland
New Haven
Taft
Banighe Sala
Mellon
The
Treasury
Inceada
Buckland
Chicago Bar Plans Rules to Curb Courtroom Photos
Chicago Bar Association committees propose two publicity reforms for trials. They seek to ban photographs in courthouses to prevent sensationalized coverage and to require reporting that presents trials as solemn legal proceedings rather than theatrical events.
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Chicago
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Bar Association Record
Riley Jail Book Keeper Appointed in New Haven
Lieut Norris W Riley, a West Haven war veteran, is named book keeper at New Haven County Jail and will take office February. The appointment was announced January 23.
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NEW _ SLAVEN
Norris W Riley
West Haven
New Haven
Connecticut Roads Bulletin Highlights Road Construction
The Telegram presents a weekly highway bulletin noting sites under construction. Roxbury to Southbury on MacAdam indicates caution for through travel. Danbury to Newtown Bridge over Still River and temporary span are under construction and in use. Union Farm Stafford to State Line is closed with a detour. Portland to Glastonbury is under construction but open. Westbrook Patchogue River bridge nine on cut off. traffic uses old bridge. Oxford Derby-Stevenson route Eight Mile River cut off. old bridge in use. Easton Black Rock Turnpike to Round Hill closed for winter. Greenwich Nigger Hole Hill road under construction but open to traffic. Milford Turnpike widening. road open. Montville Norwich Hadlyme Road under construction with detour on unimproved road. Plainfield Putnam Norwich Road under construction but open.
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Roxbury-Southbury
Danbury-Newtown
Still River
Old Bridge
Oxford
Eight Mille River
Easton Easton Center
Black Rock Turnpike
Greenwich-Nigger Hole Hill
Milford Orange
West Haven
Milford Turnpike
Montville
Norwich-Hadlyme
Former mail clerk sentenced for train robbery in New York
James W Caddoo, a former mail clerk, received a 26 year federal prison term after pleading guilty to robbing a Long Island mail train and sale train of $10 000 on January 11. Police arrested him at his Lynnbrook home, and he said he carried out the crime to fund his 17 year old son.
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New York N Y
James W Caddoo
Lynnbrook
Long Island
Caddoo
Son Killed in Action Body Recovered in New York Family Notice
Lakeville January 2. Word from the War Department states Sergeant Oscar Hoysradt of Company M 102nd Infantry killed in action October 8 1918 in France has been found in an isolated grave at Molrey. The body will be brought home and buried here at Mrs Hoysradt’s request.
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Lakeville
Con
M-5
Lester Hoysradt
Oscar Hoysradt
France
M 102Nd Infantry
Molrey
Hoystradts
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