Auto Owners Seek Aid In Checking Car Engine Numbers
State police seize numerous stolen and lost automobiles prompting Connecticut car owners to seek investigations of engine numbers. Applications to motor vehicle departments trigger state police review and possible new factory numbers to replace defaced or tampered serials, narrowing illicitly altered vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crooka
Motor Vehicle Department
State Police Office
Motor ‘Vehicle Department
Connecticut
Ag A’staten
New Haven Road Fined Under Work Hour Law
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad was found guilty on five counts of violating the working hours law for train employees. In U S District Court of Appeals Judge Martin F. Manton imposed fines of 100 dollars on each count with sentences handed down. The suit had twelve counts originally, seven were stricken.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven &, Hartford Railroad
United States District Court of Appeals
Martin F. Manton
United States
Multiple divorces ruled in Superior court cases
William B. Tatem of Norwalk testified that his wife deserted him on their wedding day in 1915 and he was forced to perform duties. Blanche Addle Raynor and Lloyd W. Raynor divorced after she alleged desertion in 1928. Ducille Ellis Turner obtained a divorce from Alfred Turner stating repeated separations, Witham Price was granted divorce from Pearl Price. Edith Berger testified that Henry Richard Berger deserted her in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Tatem
Norwalk
Tudge Newell Jennings
Superior Court
Tatum
Blanche Addle Raynor
Lloyd W. Raynor
Worcester
Raynor
Ducille Ellis Turner
Alfred Turner
Plaintiff
Witham Price
Pearl Price
Pennsylvania
Price
Edith Berger
Glenbrook
Henry Richard Berger
Brooklyn
Remington Stockholder Appeals From Decision
A Remington stockholder filed an appeal with the Herkimer County clerk challenging a Supreme Court ruling upholding the company officers election. Francis A. Hude of New York alleged irregularities claiming officers were chosen by hand count rather than ballot. The notice was filed amid confusion caused by the similar names of Remington Typewriters and Remington Arms.
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Herkimer, N
Supreme Court
Remington
Illan
Herkimer County
Francis A. Hude
New York
Huck
Remington Arms Company
Teacher Ousted Fells In Tragedy After Dismissal
Miss Mary Long ended her life by poison after 25 years of service in Elgin schools. A citizen committee urges the school board to rehire 14 other dismissed teachers and demands the superintendent’s discharge.
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Mary 1 Long
Elgin
Hig
Morse brothers hearing delayed to June 20 in mail fraud case
The hearing for Harry T. Morse of Greenwich and his brothers, named in a federal indictment for conspiring to use the mails to defraud, was continued to June 20. Their arrests occurred in Maine Virginia and New York, with appeals for separate trials in the jurisdiction of arrest and residence.
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Harry T. Morse
Greenwich
Charles W. Morse
United States
Hush J. Lavery
Fede
New York
Morag
Maine
Virginia
New York Court
Memorial Service for Justice Edwin B Gager in New Haven
A memorial service for the late Justice Edwin B Gager will be conducted by the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors at the New Haven County court rooms Tuesday morning. Attorney General Frank EI Healy will offer resolutions, followed by addresses by former Chief Justice Prentice and Dean Fhemis D Swan of New Haven.
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Edwin B. Gager
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
New Haven County Court
Gager
Cattorney
Frank Ei. Healy
New Haven Bn Association
Prentice
Supreme Court of Brrorn
Dean Fhemis D. Swan
New Haven
Judge Denies Motion to Set Aside Verdict
Judge Newell Jennings in Superior court denied the motion to set aside a jury verdict of 460 against I J Denning of Stamford in a case brought by Philadelphia Garfinkel. Garfinkel’s attorney argued the amount did not reflect pain and suffering from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philly Carrinkel
Stamford
I. J. Denning
Newell Jennings
Garfinkel
Enning
Coroner rules woman’s death accidental in kitchen fall
Coroner Jona Theron found Sarah Langfelder, 2 Calbebn Avenue, died from an accidental fall in her kitchen. The finding followed her son Alexander Langfelder’s objection to using the borrowed stove iron, with no criminal negligence suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona J. Theron
Hosa
Sarah Langfelder
Calbebn Avenue
Alexander
Alleged Still Owner Held in 500 Dollar Bond
Charles Tauplance of 781 Stillwater Avenue Stamford waived examination before U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery and was ordered held for trial in the U S court under a 500 dollar bond on a charge of operating a still. It is claimed the still caused a fire in the accuseds home, leading to discovery by firemen and police action.
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Charles Tauplance
Stillwajter Avenue
Stamford
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
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New Haven Road
Miss Long
Tewery
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Harry F. Morse
Justice Gager
N. H
Spectors
Fairfield Ave
Main St
Elm
Rockwell & Co
Noble
Baronet
Baby Corner
Milan
Main ST. Opp
Poli
Sally Sandal Goodyear
U. S
Opp. Poli’s
Tripletoe and van Raalte Hose
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