Padlocks Ordered On Two Fairfield County Inns
Federal injunctions signed by Judge Arthur Ells close for one year the Aurora Inn Greenwich and Circle Inn Dariente Girls Accusations. Judge Edwin Dickenson fines and suspends jail for Louis Fratanconi and Alderman Harry Dennison. Taxicab driver Marry Radcliffe jailed fifteen days. John Waterbury Smith discharged for lack of evidence amid a high profile case on local vice.
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Fairfield County
Arthur Ells
Superior Court
William H. Comley, Jr
Aurora Inn
Greenwich
Dariente
Harry L. Dennison
Circle Inn
Louis Fratanconi
Edwin Dickenson
Criminal Superior Court
Fternoon
Fratanconi
Stamford
Dickenson
Qiaon
Comley
Aurora
Marry Radcliffe
Radcliffe
John Waterbury Smith
New Canaan
Circle
Aurora Inns
Smith
Court House
Forged Check Fraud Leads to Arrest in Meriden Case
William Sternberg alias Harry Hodges faces fraud charges after a forged 1.69 check cleared at First National Bank Meriden. He allegedly claimed to invest in a Bridgeport industry and used phony letters from local financiers to obtain 800 dollars in cash before fleeing the city.
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William Sternberg
Harry Hodges
Meriden
Thig Wate
Thiecy
Agaln
First National Bank
Supreme Court at New Haven Hears Levy Appeal Case
In New Haven on June 9 AP Levy manager of the Compo Inn Westport appeals a heavy liquor law sentence. He was sentenced to one year nine months on count one and one year on each of seven counts plus $2000 fines on each count. Arguments questioned whether transportation required actual act not by proxy and whether vehicle in the statute should be strictly construed as a vehicle.
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New Haven
Jacob Levy
Compo Inn
Westport
Supreme Court
Willam M Martble
Superior Court
Leonard J. Nickerson
Levy
Hela
Chang
Washington Avenue
Penfield Taes
Tag
Washington
MacMillan
Aska
State Department
United States
Fairfield County
Fairfield
Nordton
Tomnite
Lordship Lighthouse
Olympia Macri
Stratford Man
Stratfield Road
Blodgett
Wheat Haven
Paget Grand Jury
Beresier
Waterhuey Pallcanan
Navy
Bainbridge Colby
Clarence Darrow
Dudiey Field Matone
Supreme Court Aie
Morocco
Palnleve
Germany
Britain
France
Italy
London
Hearne
Albany
Hartford
Profe
Brasseos
Danthers
Fonter Athletics
Timers Indians
Héd
Olympia Mack to Stand Retrial on Murder Charge
In New Haven Miss Olympia Mack, 20, unwed mother, faces retrial for first degree murder in the death of Joan Bagnano. State's Attorney Orion A Alling seeks a change of venue and immediate retrial after juror criticism by Koletsky's counsel. Trial began April 22 and ended with eleven for acquittal and one for conviction before Judge Christopher L Avery.
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New Haven
Oympia Macki
Joan Bagnena
Ulises
Orion A. Alling
Joseph Koletsky
Caue
A Lng
Koletsky
Kolesky
Irving A. Andre
Orange
Rafy
Mias Macri
State
Alling
Christopher L. Avery
Aling
Secretary Kelly Keeps Man Jailed Amid Trial Delay
Fanard L Kelly of Maresh Stoddard and Day served as executive secretary to Governor John Trumbull and counsel to Richard Atchley of Bridgeport. Atchley faces charges of criminal deceit and passing a worthless check totaling 158 dollars. The Superior Court awaits trial, with state objections and telephonic communications from Hartford noted. Judge Edwin Diegenaon was informed that Atchley preferred to wait until next fall, a request the court considered while awaiting further action.
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Fanard L Kelly
Maresh Stoddard
Day
John Trumbull
Richard Atchley
Bridgeport
Criminal Superior Court
Achey
Edwin Diegenaon
William H Comiley Jr
Kelly
Hartford
Atchley
Dickannon
Ingal
French Premier Air Mission Fueled Morocco War Alarms
Paris residents react as Premier Fan Painteve travels by air to Morocco amid reports of renewed war activity. Initial plans to have General Debeny accompany him were altered at the last moment, signaling a potential escalation in North Africa.
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Morocco
Paris
Fan Painteve
Hone
North
Africa
War Office
Mainleve
Mr. Deberry
France
Mangin
Debeny
Prison terms for theft follow murder charges in Norwalk case
Max Miler and Harry Bogazas of New York city received state prison terms of eight to twelve years after pleading guilty to breaking and entering the Palace theatre in South Norwalk. Joseph Sifekin was killed during the attempt to flee, and prosecutor William Comley urged consideration of restraint, noting personal impact on families of those involved.
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Max Miler
Harry Bogazas
New York City
Edwin Dickensan
Criminal Superior Court
John H. Reynolds
Palace Theatre
South Norwalk
Joseph Sifekin
Belgium Likely Winner Of First Bennett Cup Race
Belgium appears set to win the first Bennett Cup after De Muyter piloted the Belgian team to a long distance flight from the start in Brussels to Quimper. Wade Van Ormand on the Goodyear LSL covered 441 miles but crashed near Atlantis.
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Brussels
Belgium
Sunlighter
Lr de Muyter
Belxion
Quimper
Brittany
Wade Tv van Ormand
Atlantis
Tho
Cortright critiques Bridgeport school board and hiring
E. Everett Cortright, retiring Bridgeport schools chief, urged support for a new superintendent and condemned the board’s committee system and indiscriminate hiring. He contrasted Worcester adding 187 skilled teachers with Bridgeport adding about 165 hires with no experience, chosen from a pool with no fitness for posts.
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Rotary Club
City Normal School
Bridgeport
E. Everett Coltright
Rotary Club of
Board of Education
Jury selection chaos delays Connecticut trial
A trial before Judge Frederick W. Huxford stalled as jurors were not fully seated. Deputies hurriedly gathered a jury from bystanders amid objections from defense counsel Arthur D Austin and Bridge Fort. The court cited a Supreme Court ruling allowing bystander jurors if needed.
Shenandoah To Fly Minnesota Trip In Lieu Of Los Angeles
Secretary Wilbur says the Shenandoah will attempt a Minnesota flight instead of the Los Angeles after engine trouble. Captain Steele reports the Los Angeles cannot reach Minnesota in time for the centennial and repairs would take about a week, delaying both craft.
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Washington
WiLsbur
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
George W. Steele, Jr
Lakehurst
George W Steele, Jr
Navyl
Bridgeport Updates and Local Trials Across Fairfield County
Bridgeport area reports show efforts to curb immorality linked to road house activity via federal injunctions. Engineer McElroy cites eight miles of Newstreate work possible if bond funds pass, with near-term construction. Local legal and school matters include jury issues, education board secrecy, and graduation plans for Fairfield County districts.
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Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Bridgett
McElroy
L. Ring
First National Bank
Cortright
Board of Education
Walsaretoey
Dr Coughlin Dies Well Known Bridgeport Physician
Dr Robert Emmet Coughlin longtime Bridgeport native and Brooklyn physician died Monday in Brooklyn after four days of illness from appendicitis. He was 57 and survived by two daughters Mrs Charles Christman and Miss Russ Coughlin, a son Robert Jr, two brothers James and Alexander, two sisters Mrs Mia Wright and Mrs Henry E Bannon. Funeral Thursday from his Brooklyn home to St Michael's Church with a solemn high mass. burial at Fountain Grove Cemetery.
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Robert Emmet Coughlin Aant
Patrick Coughlin
Bridgeport
Brookln
Ward
Charles Christman
Russ Coughlin
Robert, Jr
Brooklyn
James
Alexander
Mia
Jane Wright
Henry E Bnannon
Coughlin
New York University
Norwegian Hospital
St. Michael's Church
Germans Demand Security Against French Attacks
Berlin reports react to the four power alliance including Germany as Britain promises to defend France and Germany against each other. The potential pact tied to Chamberlain Briand talks at Geneva raises German fears over French use of the Rhineland. Germany would veto League military actions calling for troop movement through its territory.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Europe
Germany
England
France
Rhineland
Havas
Austen Chamberlain
Arletide Briand
Geneva
Whco
League of Nations
League
Navy fliers leave Timay for MacMillan trip
Philadelphia June. Navy flyers depart from the Philadelphia navy yard at 1:30 PM DST aboard three large amphibian planes bound for the Polar sea base near August. Lieutenant Byrd hails the voyage as thrilling and expects help from Amundsen party if needed. Amundsen and crew reportedly sound and safe. possible North Pole overflight noted with no great excitement. Crew includes Byrd navigator Bennett pilot Schir Nordmeyer machinist Rocheville and others.
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Philadelphia
Naval
MacMillan Arctic
Bostor
Jos-bound
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Boartan
R. BE. Byrd
Roald ‘Amundsen
Lieut
Byrd
Amundeen-Elseworth
Polar Sea
North Pole
RE Byrd
Floyd Bennett
M A. Schir
N C Nord
EE Reber
A Rocheville
Fist
Father scolds her as teen grapples with suicide attempt
Tina Lamantra seventeen attempted to end her life by drinking iodine at home after a late hours absence. Pilippo Las mastra scolded her for staying out. Dr A J Sekerak with the Emergency hospital ambulance treated her, removing the poison and she survived.
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Pilippo Lasmastra
Tina Lamantra
Asif
Hom
A J Sekerak
Blodgett Plans New Probe of West Haven Taxes
NPW Haven June AP reports West Haven taxation issues will be straightened by a new state tax commissioner to be appointed. An entirely new system will be installed to address controversy surrounding taxing affairs.
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Npw Haven
West Haven
Blodgett I
Eight Miles of New Streets Is City's Program
City advances on a pavement plan after a $600,000 bond approval. About eight miles of Main Street will be paved this summer with Warrenite pavement, covering roughly 176000 square yards. Ten designated streets total 75000 square yards, with 100000 more to be allocated. aldermen to submit district lists for even distribution.
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General Assembly
James A MocElroy
Water Street
East Washington Avenue
East Main Street
Boston Avenue
Railroad Avenue
North Avenue
Housatonic Avenue
Middle Street
Fairfield Avenue
Behrens
McElroy
Board of Aldermen
Secretary of State
Legialatura
Henry Koeher
Arthur A. Baker
Chamber Directors to Elect Officers at noon meeting
The Chamber of Commerce board meets at the Algonquin club at noon for the annual election of officers and reports on Trogiesa Week. The nominating committee's report will be made public after the meeting. Present officers include George E Crawford and W T Hincks among others.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Algonquin Club
W. T. Hincks
Frank D Fell
George Hawley
George E Crawford
W T. Hincks
Dummer Simpson
D. M Jones
Joseph P Prisbie
Darrow Colby Malone to Defend Scopes
Clarence Darrow Bainbridge Colby and Dudley Field Malone accept invitations to defend Prof. J T beopen in the Tennessee evolution trial. Colby is described as a new figure in the controversy and previously served as Secretary of State in a past Wilson administration.
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New York
Jona Sir
Clarence & Darrow
Bainbridge ,Colby
Dudley Field Malone
J T Beopen
Tennessee
Colby
Washington weighs how far to press Arctic land discovery
Legal officers of the state department considered a request by Donald B. MacMillan, Arctic explorer, about U S policy on Atlantic discoveries. Officials debated whether discovery alone merits claim, or if a base or formal act is needed before raising the American flag, with Canada also weighing its stance.
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Washington
Tate Department
Donald B. MacMillan
MacMillan
Larton
Pale
Eee
Pricy Sugges
Wash
Mac
Genevel
Altho
Twin Shooting Suspect Dies By Own Hand In Wellesley
A sixteen year old Prison student at Newton’s Wellesley Junior School died from a revolver wound tonight. A girl, believed hurt in the same incident, was found in nearby woods with head injuries. Police report the pair were last seen near Glen road after a confrontation in school assembly.
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Wellesley Fane
Wellesley
Newton
Schoo
Glen Road
Oday
Amidon
Dags
Tienda
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Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Arthur D Austin
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Supreme Court of Connecticut
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