Former warden jailed in Atlanta bribe conspiracy case
Cia Feb 28 The GAPY Avanta federal penitentiary once presided by Sartain housed prisoners as he and Laurence Heine Riehl were convicted of conspiring to accept bribes from inmates. Sartain, a former Columbus sheriff and Republican leader, drew eighteen months and Riehl a year and a day. A jewelry store break in yielded cash and valuables estimated between 7500 and 14590. The loss tally awaits inventory.
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Avanta Federal Penitentiary
Albert Friain
Sartain
Warren
Laurence Heine
Riehl
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Innes
Luaders
Martain
Ratt
Jaby
Coolidge Nomination Fight Shapes 1928 Hopefuls
Washington observers say a Lowden led farm policy challenge could tilt states like Iowa North Dakota Minnesota and Illinois toward a non Coolidge option. The open fight risks third term backlash while Dawes or Lowden may beat Coolidge for the Republican nomination in 1928.
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Washington
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Lowden
Coolidge
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Nebraska
Indiana
Minnesota
Illinois
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Lewden
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House
Conlidge
Dawes
Ginger
McNuary-Haugen
Conifige
Republican Party
National Committee
Coal
Tusq Ianag
De Pinedo Arrives in Slo Paula From Pig Wantire
Paolo Brazil Feb 28 The Italian aviator De Pinedo arrived in Slo Paula at 11:05 AM from Pig Wantire in a swift flight.
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DE Pinedo
Slo Paula
Sag Paulo
Brazil
Pig Wantire
Cabarets Denied Licenses in New York City
New York Feb 28 Cabarets and clubs faced license denials after hearings by Commissioner Quigley citing violations of the 2 AM curfew law. One nightclub had its license suspended, while complaints against 14 others were dismissed or reserved decisions.
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New York
Canharet Hernse
Vouunisetener Quigtey
Bertier
Quigley
Firemen Parade Benefits Sick Fund Benefit Show
Two hundred firemen led by Chief Daniel Johnson marched from Fire Headquarters on Middle Street to the Cameo theatre for the first showing of the Fire Brigade. The Sick Benefit fund will gain 25 percent of profits. Police cleared the doors as crowds blocked the entrance to applaud the parade and the modern and ancient apparatus on display.
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Fire Department
Daniel Johnson
Fires Headquarters
Middle Street
Cameo Theatre
Fire Brigade
Durant to Address Episcopal Men's Club Dinner
About 200 members of the Episcopal Men's club will attend a dinner at Calvary church in Durant tonight at 6 45. Speakers include Carr M Durant of Guilford a state legislator and former motion picture figure speaking on Motion Pictures Frank T Putney Prohibition director on Prohibition Albert E Lavery and Rev Demir S Markle will follow. The Mayor's quartette and Ray Koon will provide music with Clarence 6O Lister as toastmaster. organizing committee lists Arthur Bradshaw Sydney Stapley and Clarence Lister.
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Episcopal Men's Club
Calvary Church
Main
Summit Streets
Carr M. Durant
Guilford
Frank T. Putney
Albert BE. Lavery
de’ Mir S. Markle
St. Paul Church
Fairfield
Ray Koon
School Sues Greenwich Man for Tuition Fees
Frederick Rawolle Jr of Greenwich with offices at 249 Broadway New York is charged in Superior Court by Giman Country School for Baltimore Maryland with failing to pay tuition. It is alleged that on August 23 1926 Rawelle entered a dragon at sixteen. Initial payment of 60 is admitted but 1203.06 in additional expenses were not paid. Plaintiff seeks 1500 damages.
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Frederick, Rawolte
Greenwich
Broadway
New York
Frederick Rawolle, Jr
Giman Country Schoo
Baltimore
Maryland
Rawelle
Hra Gon
Princeton Senior Body Quits Over Auto Ownership Rule
Princeton New Jersey Feb 1 AP protest by Princeton senior council resigns after board of trustees last week forbade ownership of automobiles by Princeton senior council members. The council states it disapproves of the principle behind the action while not expressing approval or disapproval of the regulation itself.
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Princeton
S.J
Board of Trustees
Princeton Senior’ Council
Joseph Prendergast
Board of
Man Ends Sentence in Lottery Case in New Britain
James W. Welch of New Britain was released from county jail after paying a fine, ending a two months sentence for violating state laws against lottery tickets. Welch had completed the jail term and paid the fine to secure release.
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James W. Welch
New Britain
Yeaterday
Welch
Endeavor Circle Buncheon Plans At Nichols
In Nichols on February 25 members of the Endeavor Circle will hold their weekly luncheon at the usual time and place. George Eckart Fred Carsten Erwin Stickles and Richard Broun attended Fairfield County Fish and Game banquet at the Stratford level Saturday evening. Dr What Do We Owe the Negro was the topic of the evening service and Epworth League at M. I. church. Miss Emmi Lintey led. Horace Dewey missionary from China on furlough and studying at Ohio State will participate in morning service and Young People meeting Sunday March 11.
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Emmi Lintey
Horace Dewey
China
Ohio State
Young People’s Meeting
Eighth District GOP Club Hosts Tonight Whist and Preference Party
The Eighth District Republican club will hold a whist and piacvbie party tonight at the clubrooms, changed from tomorrow. Mrs Mary Lynch and Mrs H McKelvey are in charge of arrangements.
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Mary Lynch
H. McKelvey
Build Roads With Avails Of Bonds Advised By Truckman
A. P. Marsh of Connecticut Motor Truck Association urged road expansion funded by bond issues at a Ridgeport Traffic Association meeting. He advocated a state bond commission to guide expenditures and criticized the pay as you go policy. Marsh supported 40 mph limits, 18 year old licenses, and noted borrowing benefits for public projects. He warned against overloading penalties as too harsh. Vocal selections followed.
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Clovernor ‘Trumbull
Abraham Lodge
Stratfield
Connecticut
A. P. Marsh
Connecticut Motor Truck Association
U.S. Marshal
New Britain
Marsh
March
Flo
Joseph Haffner
Ushers Association to hold weekly business meeting
Devon February notices report the Ushers Association at the De- Tnien church will hold their weekly business meeting Tuesday evening at 7 44 p m. Fathering details mention visitors, a fine musical program, and various community members traveling or visiting nearby towns.
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Ushers Association
de- Tnien
John Carley
Istreet
Raymond Arnold
Frank McCarthy
Bridgeport
William Guggenheim
J. ¥. Clark
Savannah
Georgi
Paurek
St. Anne Church
Ash
Fon Church
Peeron
Ellis Street
Milford Hospital
Huse Company No
Devan Improvement Association Club
Patrick Casey
Casey
Avon Street
Devon Gratumar
Sedonia
Marént Lavente
Rigdene
Mlorence
Earthquake Shocks Registered at La Plata Observatory
Strong shocks recorded on the La Plata observatory seismograph around 1 a.m. with the center believed to lie along the Helian fault line, according to AP dispatch from La Plata Argentina Fel 2.
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LA Plata
Argentina
Lay Plata Observatory
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