Thayer Before Vanzetti Board Focuses on Bias
Fragmentary testimony at the state board hearing reveals perceived prejudice by Judge Thayer and questions about the governor’s handling of the Sacco and Vanzetti case. Albert Hamilton, firearms expert, and other witnesses refused comment. revolvers linked to the 1920 paymaster killing were presented to the governor. Robert Read, a Boston constable, offered limited remarks as chief investigator for the defense. Thompson, the condemned men's chief counsel, left before the judge’s departure.
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Richardson
Jetter
Auing
Albert H. Hamilton
Auburn
State House
Sacco
Vanzeiti
Provernor's
By& Messenger
Dedham
Braintree
Robert Read
Boston
Fuller
William G. Thompson
Pacific Flyers Welcomed Home After Historic Flight
The returning Pacific flyers were greeted by families and officials on the waterfront pier in San Francisco. Lieutenant Maitland and Lieutenant Hegenberger, with wives and relatives, received medals at City Hall after a parade of cars. The group traveled to Oakland for the banquet and a public reception at the auditorium, ending with a Hawaii themed night on Lake Merritt.
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Maitland
Bedlam
Genberger
J. W. Maitland
Burlingame
Cal
Prank Maitland
Milwaukee
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Oakland
Lake Merritt
O Higg in Murder Political Fifteen View
Fragmented recollections on the O Higgins murder case reveal suspects denying knowledge of the act. Police fear arrests were a setup while the Plunkett family history ties to Irish republican unrest is noted amid public mourning and tributes at Mansion House.
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Exmon de Valera
Othe
de Vinera
Mullcreu
Count George Plunkett
Irieh Republican Movement
Count Plunkett
Josteph
George Plunkett
John
George
John Plunkett
Civie Guard
Dubln
Three Local Men Take Oaths as Lawyers
Three local young men were sworn in yesterday in New Haven among fifty seven successful applicants for admission to the Connecticut Bar. A total of 118 applicants took the examinations last month. The local men are Bradford Boardman of 303 Hill avenue David R Lessier of 43 Savoy street and Richard G Osborn of 56 Rowsley street.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Bradford Boardman
Mu) Hill Avenue
David R. Lessier
Savoy Street
Richard G. Osborn
Rowsley Street
Dolph the German Police Dog Seeks a New Home
A 1925 letter reveals Dolph the dog once owned by Falke von Herten berg and Frigga von Soolbach. Born 1922, Dolph earned the Zel In Mehlis prize in Germany and the Welman medal of honor in 1923. An American owner shot a rabid rumor, Dolph reportedly traveled widely, and a former German policeman attested Dolph’s intelligence and loyalty.
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Falke von Hertenberg
Frigga von Soolbach
Germany
Welman
Dolph
Worrell
O'Hara
Kingsbury Memorial Ends Long Bridgeport Career
Frederick J. Kingsbury longtime Bridgeport Brass Company chairman dies at the end of a storied career. A Connecticut leader with ties to the Scoville Manufacturing Co. and Bridgeport Electric, he served as secretary and later president of several firms and was active in church and civic life. Survived by widow Adele Townsend Kingsbury a daughter Mrs Richard C Gargent and son Frederick J Kingsbury Jr his legacy spans industry philanthropy and community service. President Carl F Diets of the Bridgeport Brass co. praises his counsel and generosity noting his readiness to help worthy causes and his deep human interest in others.
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I J. Kingsbury
Connecticut
Yale Corporation
Waterbury
Concord
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scoville Manufacturing Company of
Waterbour
Bridgeport
Alumininum Brass and Bronze Company
Bridgeport Brass Company
Kingsbury Lved
Fairfield
St. Paul's Church
St. of New Haven
Connecticut Civ Service Reform Association
Quinnipire and the
Lawn and Country Clubs
New Haven
International Y. M. C. A
First Bridgeport National Bank
Morr Plan Bank
Union & New Haven Trust Company
Seaville Manufacturing Company
Petersburg
Fla
Carl F. Diets
Mr Kingsbury
Frederick J. Kingsbury
Feld
Levine Seeks Ride In Courtney Plane
Levine visits Captain Courtney in New York aboard the Leviathan and hails the flying boat as a safer trans Atlantic option. Chamberlin praises Courtney while plans emerge for a $10 million air mail and freight venture with long range tests set for Thursday.
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Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Courtney
Levine
trans-Atlantic
Chamberlin Praiacs Courtney
Captain Courtney
Leviathen
Fiyland
America
Aptain Courtney
CCPH
United States
Huhty
Cutty’s Ark
Byrd Bids France AU REVOIR in Transatlantic Flight Saga
Commander Byrd and crew prepared to divide the journey to Europe into four parts as the Atlantic test left part of the plane ruined. Accompanied by HA Gibbons, they traveled with the Leviathan to Cherbourg. The party, welcomed by Navy aviators, toured the base while fans cheered them, awaiting repairs.
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France
Byrd
Europe
America
HA. Gibbons
Rodman Wanamaker
Queen Marie of
Roumania
United States
Cobourg
Caen
Cherbourg
Naval Aviation Base
Maritime Station
Homburger
Navy
Naval Station
Samuel H. Wiley
Harold Kincaid
Wright Motor
Navel
Religious Leader Rescued From Drowning at Virginia Beach
Richmond July 12 The News Leader reports Dr William T Ellis of Swarthmore Pa religious writer was saved from drowning at Virginia Beach yesterday by the Rev Edward R Willingham secretary of the Virginia Baptist Board of Missions and John Sallenbach wife guard.
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Richmond
Arsockted Press
Salls
Willam T. Ellis
Swarthmore
Virginia Beach
Edward R. Willingham
Virginia Baptitist Board of Missions
John Sallenbach
Puts
New Britain to Probe High Gasoline Prices
New Britain mayor appoints a committee to investigate why gasoline costs differ from other cities. Secretary Ralph H. Benson of the chamber of commerce will chair the inquiry, noting prices may be cheaper elsewhere though he did not claim local charges are unjustified.
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New Britain
Associated Press
Weld
Ralph H. Benson
Chamber of Commerce
National Air Tour ends after 4168 mile goodwill flight
Ninety six words omitted to ensure readability. summary highlights the National Air Tour ending at Ford airport Detroit after 13 planes completed a 4168 mile journey through 25 cities in 15 states amid hail and rain. Eadie Stinson won 2500 dollar Edsel Ford trophy with lead throughout. Randolph Page and Harvey Mummert placed second and third. Henry and Edsel Ford inspected the planes and praised pilot reliability.
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Detroit
Associated Press
National Air Tour
Ford
Eadie Stinson
Stinson
Grand Rap Fs
Randolph G. Page
Hamilton
Harvey C. Mummert
Mercury
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Radio Station Plans in Easton Face Legal Challenge
WICC opponents insist no injunction has been sought while work on the building continues. Attorneys question the town ordinance restricting broadcasting gear and argue zoning rules may not retroactively apply, noting few precedents in radio law and potential irreparable damages if halted.
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Howard L. Bhasf
Easton
Shaff
WICC
Klein
Zoning Commission
Board of Appell
First
Roman Catholic Church Chancellor Dies in Rome
Rome reports the death of Ottavio Cagiino De Azevedo chancellor of the Roman Catholic Church in Rome. Born in Italy in 1845 he was elevated to cardinal in 1806.
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Rome
Neclnal Ottavio Cagiino de Azevedo
Italy
Driver Freed of Guilt in Death in New Haven
Philadelphia attorney notes by Associated Press describe the death of a unidentified person struck by a vehicle on June 27. Coroner El Mix ruled the driver not criminally responsible after review, with June 27 and New Haven cited in the report.
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New Haven
1By Associates Press
Philly J Moore
Mis Ety
Wee
Uni Ititied
Perro
Tome
el Mix
Keating Leads in 24 Mile Lake George Swim
Ernst Vierkotter, German long distance star, held a quarter mile lead early as about 100 swimmers faced cold water and a stiff headwind. John Keating of New York surged to the lead near the halfway mark then pressed ahead, with May Elwell leading the women and Lottie Schoemmel among front runners. A perilous course, Narrows currents, and frigid water tested all as Keating battled Vierkotter for top position.
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English Channel
Tommy Walker
Willam J. Sarila
New York
John Chovesoua
Montreal
Frederik Tabe
Jonesville
N. Y
John Keating
May Elwell
Revere
Maes
Miss Elwell
Lottie Moore Schoemmel
Jane Lion
Charles Toth
Boston
Meyer Mendelsohn
Joseph E. Hartley
North Adama
Mass
Olide Fiola
Lawrence
Joseph McCarthy
Germany
Frederick Tobe
Gordon L. Spaulding
Saratoga Springs
Vierkotter
Eddie Foster
George Dateo
Dedham
Mase
George Cregan
Paterson
N. J
Mary Smith
Hague
Jane Sion
Milton R. Howard
Albany
Wiekotter
Joseph Keating
Wiliam J. Sad- Mo
New Yorker
Vierkatter
Sabbath Dey
Pred Tobe
Ernst Vierkettey
Gerad
Keating
William Srdieslav
Moncreal
Ethel Hertle
Wal
Dorothy Wesley
Lottie Moore Schommell
Rosario Dee Korme
Narrows
Jane Slow
Henry Sulliven
Lowell
Edward F. Keeting
New York Dark Horse
Nat Vierkotter
Keni
Ethel L. Sertle
Iter
Oma
Lewis Jans Slay
Betetpesry Esmer
Moada
SoLeerwell
Speen Bont
Race leaders push on in tense New York event
Down the stretch, rider Vie ter leads with Keating trailing as William J. Badie from New York follows, half a mile behind Vie ter. Meyer Mendelsohn from Montreal sits fourth with Timothy Maloney of Lowell and Eddie Foster of New York advancing. Additional competitors include Max Friedman of Beathmont River and George Mayo of Troy as the field pushes along.
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Keating
William J. Badie
New Yorker
Vieter
Meyer Mendelsohn
Montreal
Murder Suspect Nabbed in Elm City After Seven Years
Pasquale Amaranto, 33, sought for over seven years in the Pagani Italy slaying, was arrested in New Haven after a cross country search. He admitted the murder to police, recounting a 1920 bakery quarrel that led to a fatal shot before he fled to France and then the United States.
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New Haven
AssoCiated Press
Pasquale Amaranto
Pagani
Italy
Amaranto
U. S
C. 3. McLaughlin
Hartford
Fasiuple DeCicco
Pasquale Rappa
J. N. Park
Pagan
Salerno
Coutald
Heat Draws Record Crowd to Seaside Park Beach
With a full moon and ideal tide the Seaside Park drew hundreds for the largest crowd of the season. Bathers remained into the night and many slept on the grass as police patrolled the park. High tide was 8 11 p m and temperature 83 degrees.
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Seaside Park
Police uncover more human bones linked to murders
Police find additional human remains near the crime scene fueling the probe. The investigation revisits a suspect, a woman living nearby, whom authorities previously ruled out as a victim. Detected details place the killer’s timing around Saturday night with basement activity cited by the suspect.
Girl Hurt Companion Held After Car Crashes
Milford July 12 Special Cor respondent Miss Sophie Kalucsek nineteen of 691 Carroll avenue Bridgeport was taken to Milford hospital with a broken collar bone and facial injuries. Her escort and driver Joseph Slaignt twenty five of 23 Cooper street Brooklyn N Y was arrested on a charge of driving a Connecticut motor vehicle with improper license. He said he swerved to avoid an oncoming car and struck a tree on the Bridgeport turnpike. Frank N Kirby of Hamden was the other car's driver. In a ten round bout Pal Moore veteran Memphis bantam weighed in.
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Milford
Sophie Kalucsek
Juineteen
Carroll Avenue
Bridgeport
Milford Hospital
Joseph Slaignt
Cooper Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bridgeport Turnpike
Connecticut
Smight
Frank N. Kirby
Morse Street
Hamden
New York to Honor Byrd and Crew With Valor Medals
New York plans a grand welcome for Commander Richard E Byrd and his party mirroring Lindbergh’s reception. The city will parade them from Battery to City Hall with Major General James H McRae as grand marshal and medals awarded by the mayor. A luncheon and dinner are planned by civic groups.
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New York
Associated Press
Charles Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Walker
Col. Lindbergh
Army and Navy
Fifth Avenue Association
Byrd
Bernt Balchen
George Neville
Bert Acosta
Clarence Chamberlin
Bellanca
Germany
Leviathan
Macom Wl
City Hall
James H. McRae
Five Oyers
Hotel Commodore
Merchants Association
Hotel Astor
Liquor Cache Found Hidden in Ice Box by Two Men
Prohibition agents and police arrested Edte ward Bowen and Alex Picutte after locating two gallons of Aquor concealed inside an ice box at The Glue Pot. The contraption used a small tank built between inner and outer jackets with a rubber hose linked to a false hinge.
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Peter Hall
Edteward Bowen
Hough Avenue
Alex Picutte
Kossuth Street
Travelers Insurance Reaches Four Billion Mark
Hartford July 12 Travelers Insurance announced attainment of four billion dollars in life insurance in force. The company, in business fifty four years before its first billion, reached the second billion in about three years and the third two and a half years later, with the fourth in two years and seven days. Among the 275 legal reserve life insurance companies in the United States only five have four billion in force.
Two Motor Vehicle Violators Arrested Here
Two men held at headquarters last night on motor vehicle violations. Howard Crepp of 160 Third Street was taken into custody for a car parked more than 12 inches from the curb. Henry Harmon of 57 East Main Street was detained on charges related to license or registration.
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Howard Crepp
Third Street
Henry Harmon
East Main Street
Lawfulness of Carrying Films on Cars Queried
Hartford July 12. Attorney General Alling says the legality of carrying motion picture films in passenger street cars hinges on whether packed films are inflammable and explosive substances. He notes the matter is a factual issue and that even if films are treated as such, it does not bar a Connecticut carrier from using non passenger compartments during transport.
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Hartford
Associate 24 Press
Benjamin W. Alling
George D. Watrous
New Haven
General Coursel
Connecticut Company
United States Mail
Watrous
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Alling
United States
Connecticut
Local man faces trial as distiller in North Adams raid
Eleven men indicted for conspiracy to violate the National Prohibition Act, arrested during a raid on a Notch road distillery in North Adams on June 10. Bonds total 14,000. Indictments deny quash. case expected to be tried in September. Named defendants include Anderson, Lamay, Genalis, Fertie, Dicario, Gallo, Peppe, Genovest, Endo Dibello, all linked to Albany and Brooklyn. The raid uncovered one of the state's largest distilleries.
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Springfield
Notch Road
North Adams
Brewster
U. S. District Court
Charles Anderson
Ernest Lamay
Arthur Genalis
Paz
Stolen Car Found After Branford Crash
An automobile owned by Edward Carlson at 30 Carleton Avenue reported stolen Thursday was found abandoned yesterday in Branford, badly damaged, after thieves drove through four fences before escaping. Colonel Charles A Lindbergh will visit Boston on July 22, linked to his air tour under the Daniel Guggenheim fund for aeronautics. Mayor Nichols notified.
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Boston
Edward Carlson
Carleton Avenue
State Street
Fenes
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Nichols
Daniel Guegenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Ambulance Calls Report Multiple Local Incidents
Ambulances respond to Leonard Hughes at Madison avenue for convulsions at 1 45 p m. Treated and released. At 4 00 p m. to John street for John Dow with pulmonary hemorrhage, taken to Englewood hospital. At 5 0 p m. to Salem street for Harold Lossatz with a head laceration, treated. At 6 39 p m. to Stratford and Conn avenues for Anthony Labourd with head lacerations, taken to Bridgeport hospital.
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Madison Avenue
Leonard Hughes
John Street
John Dow
Whiting Lane
Englewood Hospital
Salem Street
Harold Lossatz
Stratford
Connuiciut Avenues
Anthony Labourd
Hamilton Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Automobile Strikes Bicyclist in City Intersection
Henry Gaddis aged 31 of 254 Sea View Avenue reported to police that his automobile struck and slightly injured Mike Fustar of 306 Pine Street. The accident happened at Stratfordvenue and Riparian Street as Gaddis turned his car around while Fustar rode a bicycle.
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Seaview Avenue
Mike Fustar
Pine Street
Stratfordvenue
Riparian Street
Gaddis
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