Aves Alleged Liquor Runners Arrested
Five men and women were arrested in New Bedford and charged with liquorrunning. Bondavand and Dippito, both from Massachusetts, are held on $300 bonds for hearings while others were released or freed on prior recognizance. Police recovered 170 quarts and five gallon cans of alcohol in the vehicles, and the case involves Greenwich authorities.
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Cite
Bonduvand
Areet
New Bedford
Mass
Joseph Samuelson
Welcome Street
Warren Street
Tony Sgarlato
Woolin
Lenox Street
Roo
Ondavand
Suit filed over July 4 auto collision injuries
West Springfield Mass. resident sues Hergert J. Keddy of New York in Superior Court claiming a careless driver caused a July 4 crash on West Main Street at Statford resulting in severe personal injuries and property damage.
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Bowerd
Western
Mass
Sauetygainst
Western Golfers on Yacht Cruise Visit East Coast
Western golfers aboard a yacht from Roiasas ty arrive in New York with a group of business men and golf enthusiasts. They plan a coastal cruise stopping at seaside links, spending time at Essexwich Country Club and the Kew and Cast course. The party declines to reveal names or confirm playing at other courses while vacationing along the coast.
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Lodswon
New York
Burbar
Pourd
Ieeswich
Sof
Blind Persons Employed in Factories Across Hartford Area
In Hartford and nearby towns 45 blind workers are employed in 25 factories in Bridgeport New Haven Meriden and Stamford. They operate foot presses and power machines earning up to a week. Some argue against their work but officials confirm large employments and factory integration.
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Hartford
the Bovension For
War Bridgepvert
New Haverin
Meridan
Sham
France Seeks German Indemnity After Spa Conference
France seeks full reparations from Germany after the Spa conference. Premier Pierre Laval voiced confidence that France would obtain compensation, while the Allies resisted, and talks on territorial revision were noted. George Baligo of 291 Osborn Street was jailed four months for assaulting police.
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Peputlas
Rence
Spa
Cfs
France
George Baligo
George Galiz
Osborn
Howat Defies Kansas Court Order
Howat vows to ignore a Kansas court order citing Supreme authority and challenging the state’s industrial retrial court. The filing argues the ruling undermines broader rights and seeks relief through higher tribunals, asserting impropriety in the lower court’s action.
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Kansas
Jewish Socialists Win Victory at Meeting
In Josl most reports the Jewish Socialists won a notable victory at today’s gathering. The conference saw a push for reforms and the adoption of a new plan to unite the party behind concise aims. Proposals to utilize capital resources were debated, with calls for orderly procedures and discipline.
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Joslmon
New Haven Man Held by Federal Agents
Federal agents detained a New Haven man amid a raid involving multiple agencies. The incident occurred in a midwestern area with officers reportedly locating a suspect connected to an ongoing investigation. No charges or ages were confirmed in the readable fragments.
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New Haven
Newtown Banker Wianki Burks Files Petition to Pay Fling Fee
Newtown banker Wianki Burks filed a petition in Ploitkenptesy alleging inability to pay the filing fee. He lists assets of 81,775.47 but cites red Gatnis with four including Pooks and nucoumls. After crediting, many terms appear, with details being varied and unsettled.
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Newtown
Teak Due
Ploitkenptesy
Ant
Ais
Arer
Creditar
Mas Minds
Cempe
Tiss
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