Supreme Court Hands Down 13 Opinions in Connecticut Appeals
The Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors issued 13 opinions Saturday in New Haven, with four Fairfield county, seven Hartford County, one New Haven, and one Windham County cases. Key actions include remands and verdict-based judgments, several no error rulings, and a directive to reallocate findings for certain compensation cases.
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Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
New Haven
Fairfield County
Hartford County
Windham
NM. Kornes
Bridgeport
Ercer
Gears W. Wheeler
First National Bank
Arthur D
Hinman
J. Ralph Jones
Greenwich
Neil Madison
Haines
Hurold Wolsey
Hartford
New New York and Stamford Railway Company
Banks
Israel Grady
Charles L. Bailey
Currian
Mary Ckeefe
Joseph Fitzzeralds
Jidse Waines
Anthony Virakunas
Mastco Company Inc
Curriam
Michael A. Martha
Connecticut Company
Malthis
Roman Éitkov
Peter Gorer
William C. Haley
Haley Woodford
Teservation
Justice Hinman
Miloš Argagzi
W. C. Reynolds
Justice Banks
Frank Stefanosgy
Windham County
John L. Hammond
George E. Bumimnis
Gamtee Georges W. Wheeler
Edward T. Buckingham
Mary Kovacs
Buckingham
Kovacs
Mother of Gustav Kovacs Appeals Industrial Accident Ruling
The mother of Gustav Kovacs, a 25 year old plant worker at Manning Maxwell Moore, sought compensation after his death in an elevator shaft accident on March 17 1925. The Compensation Commissioner Buckingham had dismissed the claim in 1923 for lack of proof duties, and Judge Edwin Dickenson upheld that ruling on February 2 1927, stating Buckingham’s finding conclusive.
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Gustav Kovacs
U Manning, Maxwell and Moore Company
Coramlasioner Buckingham
Kovacs
Edwin Dickenson
H Spoen
Buckingham
First Tuberculin Tests Condemn Cattle In Hartford Area
The first cattle condemned under Connecticut’s bovine tuberculosis pretest law will be shipped tomorrow for salvage. Howard A. Elliott of the salvage and appraisal division says 800 cattle tested reactors are being processed. Areas include Warren Washington Morris Bethlehem Watertown Thomaston Woodbury Middlebury Waterbury and Watcott with Hartford and surrounding towns next week as more regions begin compulsory testing and removal.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Howard A. Elliott
State Department of Domestic Animals
James M. Whittlesey
Litchfield
New Haven
Elliot
Warran
Washington
Morris
Bethlehem
Watertown
Shriners Parade Set to March Through Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J June 13 By Associated Press over 80000 red fez Shriners march to escort imperial potentate David W Crosland at the 53rd annual session opening on the boardwalk tomorrow. Informal parades and regalia dances draw crowds as caravans arrive. teen Joseph Cassarik 16 Sea view avenue held on loitering charge and bonded.
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N. J
Associated Press
David W. Crosland
Jaffa
Altoona
Fifty Hop! Indians
el Zurthas
Phoenix
Ariz
Beumt
Briiitmo
Thatcher Chosen Head of Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst Mass June 138 Dr Roscoe W Thatcher named to succeed Edward M Lewis as president of Massachusetts Agricultural College. He will take office in September after directing New York state and Cornell experiment stations and serving as eastern delegate to Coolidge agriculture conference. born 1872 in Medina County Ohio and married to Nelle Fullman. daughter Lida is a bacteriologist.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Roscoe W. Thatcher
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
Cornell Experiment Station
Ithaca
Ben
Edward M. Lewis
University of New Hmmpshire
Medina County
Ohio
Thatcher
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Pullman
Washington
University of Minnesota
New York State
Cornell
Hobart
Coolidge
Nelle Fullman
Gibbon
Neb
Lida Thatcher
Geneva Station
Longworth Doubts Special Session Likely
Cincinnati June 13. Speaker Nicholas Longworth says a special session of Congress seems unlikely unless unforeseen events occur. He notes Mississippi flood plans by engineers will not report before the December regular session. The Appropriations and Ways and Means committees are formed and may report mid October. Longworth discussed session odds with President Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Nicholas Longworth
National
House of Representatives
Congress
Longworth
United States Engineers
Mississippi Valley
Appropriationa
Ways and Means
Cngress
Coolidge
Washington
Lindbergh Honored at New York Banquet with 3000 Attendees
In New York on June 13, a busy day unfolds for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh with two events. At 1:00 p.m. Central Park hosts a musical program for 100 500 New York school children. The evening features what’s billed as the city’s largest municipal banquet at the Hotel Commodore. Mayor Walker serves as toastmaster with Governor Alfred E. Smith and Lindbergh as the only speakers.
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New York
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central Park
Lindbergh
Stratford Girl Leaves For National Session
Stratford girl Margaret Magnuson joins R Marie Collins Marsden Bacon and Vito Luciani from Connecticut as four 4-H members head to Washington for the national encampment June 11 to 22 accompanied by State Club Leader A J Brundage and Mrs Brundage.
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Middleto
Vito Luciani
Woodbridge
Boyn
Imien
Sergeant Cosgrove Detailed to Detroit
Sergeant Patrick Cosgrove son of Mrs Helen Regan 760 Boston avenue has been detailed for two weeks with the local recruiting detachment and will leave Thursday for Detroit where he will be assigned to the recruiting detachment in that city Cosgrove has served 24 years in the army He was born in Bridgeport but most of his service has been at distant points He was once a corporal in the 44th Company Coast Artillery Corps stationed at Fort Wright N
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Patrick Cosgrove
Helen Regan
Boston
Brazilian Soldiers Kill 11 in Crovo Brazil
Porto Alegre Brazil June 13 Associated Press. Eleven revelers were killed and 27 wounded when soldiers fired upon a crowd in Montvai Rio Grande do Sul last night. Lieutenant Matas Cuardor reportedly enraged after denial of admission to a ball ordered fire after three sought soldiers. Most victims were women and children. Perpetrators were arrested.
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Brazil
Presa
Monvhay
Rio Grande da Sul
Aieutenant
Matas Cuardor
Tetum
Bridgeport Amusements Show Adds Elephants And Vaudeville
Bridgeport hosts Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey elephants led by Joe the baby elephant who refuses to learn, plus a full vaudeville bill at Polt's Vaudevilla Theatre. The program features Johnny Hines, Harold Lloyd, Harry Langdon, The Miller Sisters, and Bill Bert Keeling leading The Versa tile Sextet with local ties, and Col Lindbergh’s Washington reception plus The Brideport Foes with rtty local girls.
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Bridgeport
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
George Denman
Denman
Baio
Johnny Hines
Harold Lloyd
Harry Langdon
Captain Kidd
Miler Sisters
Bob Miller
Jack Fairbanks
la Vine
Dale
Mies Am
Mister Krank
WMSD
Bob
Tip
Colonel Lindbergh
Washington
Oniso
New York
Pathe N
Mary and Grey
Mary and
Grey
Chicago
Bert Keeling
Walter Baker
Charley Muller
Elsie Pileer
Dudley Douglas
Boots McKenna
South America
Loi Hot Techen
Betty
Jerry Browne
Jack Hewitt
Fred Hall
Col. Lindarigh
Pikte the Taker
Marion Davis
Aimstrongs New Ace Plays Palace Patrons
Charles Armstrong presents a vaudeville act at the Palace added attraction, eight weeks on the Keith Albee circuit drawing favorable notices. The performer, once with Bridgeport Little Theatre League, has built and arranged the scenery enhancing the act.
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Charles Armstrong
the Palace
Keith- Albee
Bridgeport Little Theatre Leagtr
Byrd Back 10 America Columbia May Accompany
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine reached Baden Baden Germany aboard the Bellanca plane Columbia. They were welcomed by officials in Frankfurt and Karlsruhe and hosted by the mayor at tea in the Kurhaus. The pair, awaiting Commander Byrd's decision, hope to proceed with European plans while their wives arrive.
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Germany
Associated Press
New York
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Bellanca
Columbia
Frankfurt
Karlsruhe
Kurhaus
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Whlcz
Chamberlin
Levine
Aheyance
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Europe
Standardization of Radio Equipment Aims to Protect Buyers
Chicago June 13 The clearing up of the broadcasting muddle will be followed by standardization of radio equipment announced by A T Hugh Rochester N Y president of the Radio Manufacturers Association He said standardization will not destroy manufacturer individuality but will ensure buyers that their outfit is protected by the association goodwill and backing
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Federal Radio Commission
A.T. Hugh
Rochester
Aasociation
Hugh
Manufacturers Association
Resurrection at Majestic Theatre With Lindbergh Feature
Tolstoys Resurrection plays at the Majestic with a Russian prince and peasant love tale sung by Dolores Del Rio in a program featuring international news on Colonel Lindbergh. The bill includes Aesop Fables and Buster's Frame-Up.
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Russia
Sh Poll
Majestic Theatre
Russi
Majestic Orchestra
Rod le Rocque
Ms Starrett
Dolores del Bla
Iternational News
Charles
Frince Dmniirl
Katurha Masivov
Siberian
Monte Cristo at Cameo Theatre Delights Audiences
The Monte Cristo screen version with Vitaphone presents plays this week at the Cameo. John Gilbert stars with Renee Adoree and Fsteller Taylor in the ar role. Giovanni Martinelli duets with Louis DAngelo from La Julve. Mme Erpesline Schumann-Hedik offers solos. Doug rail Gamby and Ruth saxophonist appear with other acts in a varied program headlined by Yacht Club Toys in Comedy Songs.
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Vitaphone
John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Fsteller Taylor
Giovanni Martinelli
Louis D'Angelo
Mme
Erpesline Schumann-Hedik
Douglas Stanbury Ueds
Maria Cumbarell
Doug Rail | Gamby
Roxy Gang
Ruth
Par
Yacht Club
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