Unanalyzed blue clouds surround Mars says expert
Berkeley June 2 An astronomer from Lick Observatory W H Wright announced a theory that blue clouds float above Mars. He cites color photography studies and reports that two cloud types exist white water vapor clouds and higher altitude blue clouds. He suggests blue clouds influence polar cap prominence and notes infrared penetration details.
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Berkeley Cyl
IBY Associated Press
Mars
W. H. Wright
Lick Observatory
Wright
University of California
Jupiter
Prohibition Enforcement Bribes Linked to Probe
U S district attorney Tutlie notified Major Chester Mills and Congressman La Guardia that a federal grand jury will probe brutality used by prohibition staff to coerce information. Testimony by Albert Briggs on trial for bribe-taking implicates Wainer Harvey and others, with two defendants convicted and two acquitted.
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New York
United
Aegsraes
Thele
Augustus Heise
Prohibition
Albert Buggs
Iralan Jossi Diton
Army Major Civil War veteran dead at home
Ny Associated Press reports in Nochetstep that a Civil War era army major, a veteran born in New Hampshire, died at his home. He enlisted young, served in the West and received the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery in the Shenandoah Valley. He married Mrs. Ablue Bon tele of Broron in 1572 and leaves two heirs.
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Yellowstone Nations
Hampshire
United States Arms
Cas
Drowns in Pawtaxer River Attempt to Save Brother
An Associated Press report says Antone DiC, who was drowning in the Pawtaxer river this afternoon, while making a vain effort to save his brother, Doe, who went out beyond his reach.
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Asociated
Antone
Pawtaxer
Brerber
Victim of Auto Crash Dies in Greenwich Hospital
Otto Sullivan of New York City died in Greenwich Hospital from injuries after a motorcycle crash on Round Hill road Sunday. He was found at the roadside by Walter Boy and Frederick Johnson and taken to hospital. Marks on the highway showed the motorcycle skidded and left the road.
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Greenwich
Associated Press
Otto Sullivan
New York City
Round Hill Road
Greenwich Hospital
Walter Boy
Frederick Johnson
Court Denies Payment in Worker Compensation Case
The Supreme Court of Errors voids an award to Margaret Norton for incapacity linked to a cold at Barton Bins Narrow Fabric Co. Norton's 1929 weekly benefit of 87.83 is reversed. The court cites ventilation and draughts at the Linen Avenue plant, where Norton worked, as grounds for denial.
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Supreme Court of Errors
William M. Malthie
Barton Bins Narrow Fabric Company
Mebbie
Superier
Edward T Buckingham
Miss Norton
Linen Avenue
James Street
Superior Court
Edwin C. Dickenson
Thugs Must Serve Prison Terms For Beating Workers
Nine New York thugs must serve prison terms for assault with intent to kill two garment workers in Stamford on September 24, 1926. The Supreme Court denied their appeal, upholding verdicts from October in Stamford Supreme Court. Names cited include Enrico and Ulric Pozzulo and defendants such as Harry Titboom Vires and James Cortt.
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Stamford
Supreme Court
Frank D. Haines
Superior Court
Nevell Jennings
Criminal Superwr
Guultr
Enrico
Ulric Pozzulo
Pozzulo
Taxis
New York-Connecticut
Greenwich
Bengan
Une
Fred B Peterson
Staiford
Henay
Capous
Julge Jennings
Harry Titboum
Charles Kapke Tores
Jame
Carus
Louis Hairs
Sears
Harre Bloom
Lemuel Rosenberg
Mr. Baer
James Cortt
Movie Star Weds Scenario Writer in Los Angeles
A Hollywood wedding ties together a movie star and a scenario writer in Los Angeles on June 28. The couple, Jane Wirton and Ken, announced the nuptials, with fans noting the creative collaboration between the Star and writer.
Awards By Jury Upsets Court In Boy Burns Case
Chief Justice George W Wheeler upholds the United Dominating Company in the boy Edward Kaczkewles case but sets aside the verdict and orders a new trial. Edward, four, suffered severe burns from a high voltage wire on Cardinal street Fairfield in 1925. His father Polikarp Jackiewicz seeks $81,600 plus treatment costs. jury awards were initially 87,500 for Edward and 3,750 for the father, later remittitur offered then rejected.
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Edward Kaczkewles
Fairfield
Polikarp Jackiewicz
George W. Wheeler
Supreme Court
United Numinating Company
Polikarp Jacktewicz
Edward
Cardinal Street
Jackiewic
United Dominating Company
United Mllminating Company
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Jackiewicz
Maryin
Ten Thousand Award To Victim Upheld On Appeal
Fred Lampe of New York City a grocery clerk retains a 10 000 jury verdict from Fairfield County Superior Court after a 1926 automobile accident in which a truck operated by Harold Simpson’s agent struck Lampe on Third avenue and 72nd street. Lampe suffered a fractured leg and brain concussion and sought 25 000 in damages. The Supreme Court upheld the verdict finding no error in the trial judge’s denial to set aside the award.
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Fred Lampe
New York City
Supreme Court
George E. Hinman
Gail Foster
Harold Simpson
Ernest Simpson
Easila
Fury
Ernest C. Simpson
Lampe
New York
Simpson
Fairfield County
Third Avenue Land 72Nd Street
Carl ‘Poster
Arson suspect to face full trial at Windham Courthouse
Ashford June 28 Arson suspect John Sadson of New York City is held for Windham County Superior Court on an arson charge. He allegedly set a house blaze after renting a Willimantic druggist reported Sadson bought gasoline. State police and witnesses identified him despite his alibi attempts. He remained jailed until fall pending trial.
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Ashford
Associated Press
John Sadson
New Yok City
Windham County Superior Court
Fall Sadion
John Rok
Sadlon
Willimantic
Sadion
New York
Willim
Auto and trolley collision shatters Plainville crowd
An automobile and a trolley car collided in Plainville on June 28 sending two men and a woman to New Haven Hospital for treatment. Only fragments remain, but names or specifics about the injured were unclear in the report.
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Plainville
Assotisted Press
Have. Hopital
Citizenship Denial for Woman Citizen in Chicago Case
Madame Rovika Schwimmer a Hungarian organizer of the Ford peace ship project was denied American citizenship after a two year naturalization process. Attorney William Gemrill cited her pacifist views and nationalism as objections while Schlotfeldt noted her atheist radio lecture and private religious beliefs.
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Chicago
Associated
Rovika Schwimmier
Federal District Court
Nese
William 8. Gemrill
Madame Schwimmer
Fredi Schilottfeldt
Mme. Schwimmer
United States
Schlotfeldt
Mme
Will Rogers Made Life Member of Red Cross
Washington June 28 Will Rogers the humorist was elected a life member of the American Red Cross in appreciation for his service in the Mississippi reef fund drive. His daily appeal for contributions in his newspaper Squibe aided the fund campaign significantly.
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Washington
Associated Press
Will Rogers
American Red Cross
Mississippi Reef Fund
Squibe
Mrs Snyder Keeps Up Life Insurance
Osmosing New York June 28 report that Ruth Brown Snyder continues the life insurance policy on her murdered husband. Warden Lawes at Sing Sing granted her permission to sign a death house paper paying a due premium. A request to substitute lorraine Sing as beneficiary in the $92,000 policies was denied due to warden absence when submitted.
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Osslning
le Husband
Ruth Brown Snyder
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
Lorraine
Sing
Straton Backs Aldine Utley In City Revival
New York June 28 Dr John Roach Straton pastor of the Calvary Baptist church said he would back Aldine Utley a pupil of Aimee McPherson in Los Angeles for a revival campaign that may bring the city to God He will preach on the same platform as the evangelist and denied backing a World Fundamentalist Union.
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New York
John Roach Straton
Calvry Baptlet
Aldine Utley
Aimee McPherson
Los Angeles
Straton
New York Banker Drowns in Tuxedo Lake
Major Gerrod Conley, a New York banker and World War I veteran, drowned when his canoe tipped over in Tuxedo Lake yesterday. Born in San Antonio, Texas in 1876, he served on the general staff corps in Washington and in France.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Associated Press
Gerrod Conley
New York
General Staff Corps
Washington
France
Tuxedo Lake
Conley
San Antonio
Texas
Yaje
Despondent Worcester Man Found Dead in Car
William Hultman thirty formerly of Worcester now of West Upton shot himself with a .22 rifle in a deserted automobile on a cart road between Farnumville and West Upton. He had been missing since Saturday and despondency is listed as the cause.
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Farnumaville
Mass
Associated Press
William Hultman
Worcester
West Upton
Farnumeville
Woman 81 Hiker Rejects Rides for Oregon Trek
In Chicago 81 year old Mrs Fanny Iitreator from Blackburg Virginia explains she prefers walking to rides on her trek to her daughter's home in Applegate Oregon. She trains on the road due to crop failures pinching funds for rail fare. The Woman's Church federation protectorate office now assists her.
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Chicago
Fanny Iitreator
Blackburg
Applegate
Ore
Wyde Keen
Oregon
Woman's Church Federation Protectorate Office
Bucknell founder’s widow dies at Upper Saranac Lake
Mrs. Ward Bucknell, 75, wife of Bucknell University founder, died last night at Upper Saranac Lake after arriving from Clearwater Florida. She was with son Dr. Howard Bucknell, and daughter Fesorini. She leaves two other daughters, Jay Day and F. T. Wetherill Jr., and a sister Mrs. James A. Van. Body to be taken to Erietown for burial Thursday.
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Julie
Associated Press
Ward Bucknell
Dow
Bucknell
Saranac Lake
Clearwater
Howard Bi
S. C
F. T. Wetherill, Jr
James A. van
Schenectady
Erietown
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