Silence greets Cala murder charge in Cleveland case
Mrs Eva Haber and Mrs Ermine Colavito charged with first degree murder of Daniel F Kater heard the confession of Salvator Cala and Vittorio Pisgelli. Cala reiterated details before the two women and in county jail. Prosecutor Cassidy noted the silence strengthens the state case and indicated Cala may not be needed as a witness.
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Ermine Colavito
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Publisher of the Boston Globe Dies at 73 in Shock
General Charles Sz. Taylor, editor and publisher of the Boston Globe, died at his home after two shocks within a week. He was 73. Though nominally publisher and editor in chief in later years, he largely left day to day management to his sons and staff. A lifelong printer, he rode the wheelbarrow to deliver papers during his boyhood. He suffered a sight shock while walking with a son a week before his death.
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BEE KEEPERS FIELD MEETING IN Hartford Saturday
Members of the Connecticut Bee Keepers association will hold their annual field meeting at the apiary on Chapman Street in Hartford Saturday. Business will be taken up during the session and Mr Yates will give a demonstration, Queen Rearing Methods, followed by a luncheon. Mrs Charles L.
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Chapman Street
Hartford
Yates
Charles L
Sportsmen Visit State Game Farm Today
Sportsmen of Fairfield county under the Fairfield Waters Fish and Game Association visit the State Game Farm in Madison this afternoon. The trip will be by cars supplied by Fairfield members with parking space at one o'clock. The event invites local city residents to join the association.
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Fairield Association
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Damages Sought in Trolley Collision Case
In Norwalk on December 19, 1920, Dominick Omiccoll sues the Connecticut company for damages up to 10000 after Susy Omicciak was killed by a trolley on Westport Avenue. Judge J W Keeler presided as the case went to the jury for deliberation with allegations of excessive speed and negligence.
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Dominick Omiccoll
Connecticut Company
Susy Omicciak
Westport
Norwalk
Poliaday At Poli Theatre Highlights Amusement World
The Amusement World presents The Stealers as the lead feature at Poli day with Friday and Saturday showings. Major acts include Watson and Cohen, The Chabins, Walter Newman & Company, Jerome & Albright, Veville & Dang, and Pathe News. Sunday brings J M Barrie’s Sentimental Tommy and Poli Newsettes. Additional films at Plaza and Empire theatres feature Straight Is the Way, A Ridin Romeo, and All Dolled Up withGladys Walton. Brooklawn Pavilion hosts a dance with Rapps Orchestra. Moose Bazaar closes Saturday with Risley’s music.
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Watson
Will H. Cohen
Walter Newman & Company
Jerome & Albright
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Veville & Dang
New York
Pathe News
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Tommy
Matt Plaza
Plaza Theatre
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Gladys Leslie
Cosmopolitan
Humoresque
Earth
Alwys
Joe Donovan
Bis Flashlight
Cnlange
Jack Dempsey
Tom Mix
Fox
Romeo
Empire
Gladys Walton
Empire Theatre
Brooklawn Pavilion
Brooklawn
Rapps Original Dance Orchestra
McCormick and Barry
Plaga
Fights Own Case but Wife Wins Suit for Support
Ernest A. Tietjens of this city was ordered by Judge Kellogg to pay $6 per week for his wife Elizabeth A C Tietjens. He acted as his own counsel during the hearing, while Mrs. Tietjens testified he had never contributed to her support. They married June 14, 1905, and she said she ran a Fifth Avenue store in New York. The couple traveled to Paris in 1913, but he returned to America at the war’s outbreak, leaving her behind due to passport issues.
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Georgetown
Negro brothers puzzle police in murder case
In Bome Georgia on June 22 two black brothers claim to be Jim Campbell, the murderer of two other black men. Sheriff Wilson, unable to confirm the real fugitive, transported both prisoners from Cleveland to Georgia. Stenographers and young wartime workers in Muskogee county court house assist the Anti Powder Puff Association in a bid to improve artificial beauty standards for women.
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Wilson
Jim Campbell
Cleveland
Georgia
Muskoges
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