Goldy Freed on Parole by Court Order in Auto Theft Case
Nathan Goldy, freed on court order after a state judge’s ruling, ends his sentence for auto theft tied to a ring with his brother Harold who died by hanging in his jail cell. George Singer also paroled after nine months. Goldy plans to move to New York City with his partner and ill mother nearby. Authorities unavailable for comment as they pursue parole compliance and reasons for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Haines
Nathan Guldy
Harold Goldy
George Snger
Tome
Goldy
New York City
Homer 3. Cummings
Europe
Ei. Garrick
George F. Mara
Governor's action on rail plans awaits conference
Hartford July 24 Governors Templeton will act on the rehabilitation report of the joint New England Railroad Committee only after conferring with other New England governors. They are to meet in Boston on the call of Governor Gul, with further discussion planned if Camp Devens is open in August.
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Hartford
Joint
New England Railroad Committee
Templeton
New England
Boston
Guli
Devens
American Wife and Vicomte Finalize Decree in Paris Divorce
The final decree of divorce was granted today between Vicomte en Furban son of a Paris Lyon railroad official and the Vicomtesse De Bellissen Durban formerly Miss Virginia Chapman of New York. The court found both at fault the wife for staying at Ra Alla and not returning to her husband and the husband for relations with another woman. The couple were married in Paris in 1918 and have two children.
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Bak
Associated JA
Vicomte en-Furban
Forover
Paris-Lyons
Vicomtesse de Bellissen-Durban
Virginia Chapman
New York
Raalla
Hunes
Parla
Isls
Boarding House Proprietor Fined On Liquor Counts
Jack Valente of 366 Lexington Avenue faced fines of 200 dollars and costs after police found moonshine on his boarding house premises. A suspended full sentence was issued upon arraignment, with a failure to appear costing two men 25 dollars and costs. Separate cases involved Fred C. Warren and John Clow, both released on bonds, and Joseph Moscowits whose case was continued to August 7 for further investigation into alleged secret service impersonation.
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Jack Valente
Lexington Avenue
Nesses
Nicholas Wiginsky
Pembroke Street
Fred C. Warren Park
John Clow
Noble Avenue
Joseph Moscowits
Commercial Street
Secret Service
Graphophone Company Defendant in Action in New Jersey
The Columbia Graphophone Co. named defendant in a chancery suit in Trenton for 83,427,000 by Universal Security Co. of Key City New Jersey alleging improper use of company plants in Baltimore and Toronto by directors without corporate authorization. Separate unrelated lines mention animal counts in a South African farmer union report.
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Columbia Graphophone Co
Chancery
Trenton
Usversal Security Co
Key City
N. J
Thay Agantiy
Conrern
Baltimore
Torpenta
Seek to Transfer War Veterans in Insane Asylums Hartford
Dr. Paul Waterman and Dr. Otto Weidman under orders from the State Soldiers' hospital board with Governor Templeton approval survey asylums for the insane to count World War veterans and other old soldiers and consider transferring some to the Soldiers' Home at Noroton. Violently insane patients will not be moved, but some with wild insanity may be relocated for their welfare.
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Hartford
Paul Waterman
Otto Weidman
State Soldiers’ Hospital Board
Templeton
Atate
Noroton
Chief of Police Hayes pleads not guilty in Lynn car case
Salem Mass July 24 Chief of Police John E B Hayes of Beverly appeared in district court and pleaded not guilty to charges of assault with a dangerous weapon on Evelyn Spinney and John Winston of Lynn. The cases were continued to August 20. Hayes said he fired to stop the automobile when the driver failed to halt. Lott
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Salem
Mass
John EB. Hayes
Beverly
Evelyn Spinney
John Winston
Lynn
Winston
Leaps From Boat With Flourish Startles Harbor Crowd
An unidentified man leapt from a Pleasure Beach ferry with a loud flourish causing alarm among Sunday night bystanders. The boat halted as passengers and crew shouted man overboard. The drenched man was rescued unharmed, laughing afterward claiming it was a joke he planned to repeat.
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Main
Marriage license totals by nationality issued last month
The city issued 175 marriage licenses in the month. Of these 175, 110 went to American couples and 21 to American men of foreign extraction, with 4 licenses to foreign birth couples. Among foreign birth marriages Italians and others led with 18 licenses, while Austria-Hungary residents counted eight.
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Austria-Hungary
Detective dies in duel with thieves in Little Rock
Little Rock policemen pursued diamond thieves at a residence where stolen gems were reported. A blunt exchange of gunfire left Detective Tuly shot and killed and another officer, C. Gay, seriously wounded as occupants attempted to flee.
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Little Rock
Ark
Tuly
Andl. C. Gay
Dweiling Cavapen
Pals Dies In Sulky Fall On Highland Avenue
Charles White 66 a longtime barge man from Platts Mills died after falling from a sulky seat on Highland Avenue shortly before 8 this morning. He struck his head, was taken to the hospital, and died en route. He leaves a wife in Platts Mills and a North Haven niece.
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Waterbury
Charles White
Plattw Mills
Highland Avenue
Ely
White
Platts Mills
North Haven
Dinner ware and tea sets offered in Mill End stores
Mill End markets feature dinner ware in assorted colors and fabrics including nainsook and English sateen at 85c to 2.65. Blue bird open stock ware sells at 10.50 for 52 piece sets and 19.50 for 100 piece sets, with white and gold tea cups and saucers at 1 for 35c or 5 for 1. Teasets and Awaji ware sets priced around 8.75, and English tea pots in fireproof pottery with decorative bands. Cuspiders in solid colors priced at 50c.
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Cogn
S Nathan Goldy
Pargee
Gotham
Sylphonathol
Horlick
Talrom
Malden
Wife and Vicomte Get
Decree
Graphophone Company
Orga
Union of
South Afria
Rio de Janiero
A Pennsylvania Rubber Company OF America, Inc
Jeannette, Pa
Lott
Bureau
Pals
D&c
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland's
Wallaces
Toledo
Howland
Mouse Kid
Howland Dry Goods
Washington Market
Veal
Pairefield Avenue
the Waters Catering Co
Court St
Bridgeport
City Hall
Wholesome Fool — Faulilesa
Bop
Ows
PM Ay Yins
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