Tenants Ask Free Rent for Three Years in New York Case
In New York on July 12 five tenants of George Hagelweide at 607 Haalt Id4th Street appeared before Justice Sheil in the 24th District Municipal Court to show cause why they should not pay back rent for thirty eight to thirty four months overdue. Hagelweide absent in Colorado, had not collected in months. Twenty families occupy the building. some offer to pay by degrees while others treat the case as test. Peter Browner, former agent, resigned amid rent strikes as officials took charge but failed to obtain funds. John J. O'Brien, attorney for tenants, obtained adjournment to July 18 for new evidence. A deed shown by Hagelweide’s counsel confirms ownership. Largest owed by a tenant is 996 dollars. smallest 685 dollars. Total alleged due ranges from 9,000 to 20,000 dollars.
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Victim Dies As Suspect Faces Murder Charge In Break‑in
Lawrence Cisek, 40, who was slashed in his Thompsonville room on June 30, died today in a Springfield, MS hospital. Anthony Salwa, accused burglar, is jailed on burglary with violence in Hartford county. State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcocr said the charge could be upgraded to murder. About $1,000 was found in Salwa's room. the burglar fled with $1,250.
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Santa Claus Refuses Free Twenty Dollar Bills in New York
In New York at Madison Square Garden a Santa Claus character theatrically offered a stack of $20 bills to passersby. Few accepted as the crowd, busy with Wilard-Firpo fight tickets, ignored the gesture. A young child did take money, but the impromptu event quickly ended as the philanthropist-pocketed funds and departed.
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Widow-stalker fined after night court warning
George Schneider of 1024 Brierdam Avenue a manager for air importers was found guilty of disorderly conduct after following widow Kathleen Fulton for blocks in New York. He was fined 50 dollars with 30 days in jail as alternative. probation officer urged leniency citing a good reputation.
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Injunctions Planned to Curb New Haven Wets
Landlords and saloon property owners in New Haven announce plans to file injunctions to abate alleged liquor nuisance violations. The movement targets enforcement of liquor prohibition laws, aiming to stop violations by legal action.
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