Mud Prints Lead 10 Discovery Of Alleged Slayer
Wildwood New Jersey March 2 A mud print led to the discovery of an alleged slayer, Fred Flinger, found in a drunken stupor with two revolvers. The victim Mrs Emma McKeown mother of six, had earlier been targeted as months of pleas for elopement and a hotel kitchen assault left a seven months old baby in danger. Police report the Frampton hotel scene where a man dragged the woman and fired twice into her temple.
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Fred Flinger
Emma
McKeown
Maother
Posas
Eliinger
Compo Guards Defeat Stamford in Westport Contest
The Compo Life Guards beat Lock City Big Wire 24 to 15 at National hall Westport last night. McGraw starred for Compo and Witzsimmons for Lock City. Staples High fell to Milford Bligh School 25 to 12 in the preliminary game.
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Compo Life Guards
Lock City
National Hall
Westport
McGraw
Upsets Highlight Middle States Indoor Tennis Fight
In Philadelphia two upsets reach the third round of the Middle States indoor championships. Leonard Beeman of New York defeats Wallace F. Johnson 7-5 6-3. Harold Brock Morton of New York beats Alex D Thayer 6-2 6-3. William Tilden defeats Stanley W. Pearse 6-2 6-8 in straight sets, while Watson M. Washburn of New York edges Henry Norvell of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Leonard Beeman
New York
Wallace F. Johnson
Harold Hrockmorton
Alex D Thayer
William ‘I. Tilden
Stanley W. Pearse
Tilden
Watson M. Washburn
Henry Norvell
Farewell To Dr Copeland Leads Fat Reducers Parade
Fifty women organized by Dr. Royal Copeland march five miles from Columbus Circle to the Health Department building in Lower Manhattan to bid farewell as Copeland leaves the post to become a U S Senator. The group seeks his guidance in a final exercise display atop the roof amid bouquets and a playful elevator mishap. Copeland warns against candy and reviews the class’s routine.
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New York
Mar
Royal
Copeland
Columbus Circle
Health Department
Lower Manhattan
United States
Dr. Copeland
Candy
Mrs Buzzi Story Holds Firm in Schneider Murder
In New York City District Attorney says Mrs Anne Buzzi still safe as a material witness in the Frederick Schneider Bronx murder. Her alibi withstands investigators efforts to undermine it and her lawyer plans another bail bid. Earlier notes claim Schneider’s finances were strained and workmen seek liens on ongoing projects.
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New York
Anne Buzzi
Frederick Schneider
Bronx
Glennon
Schneider
James F. Donnelly
Banker Held in Triple Auto Incident in Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 2 banker Henry G. Brock a prominent clubman and member of a leading Philadelphia family was arrested in connection with a serious auto incident in West Philadelphia. He posted bail of 3000 supplied by Dr J Norman Henry. Brock faced three charges including driving while intoxicated and refusing to aid injured persons.
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Philadelphia
Henry G. Brock
West Philadelphia
Jand
J . Norman Henry
House authorizes many bond issues for cities
Hartford March 2 House bills adopted authorize Danbury court jailing violators. Stonington issued 75000 in bridge bonds. Wethersfield 76000 school bonds. Sharon 60000 school bonds. Som a 60000 school bonds. West Haven building line validation. Rejected tax on state residential property. Meriden authorized 1000000 school bonds. Other bills approved or rejected cover roads, windham county court sessions, and bond issues for towns.
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Mar
House
Danbury Court J
Stonington
Pridge
Wethersfield
Sharon
Soma
West Haven
Committee On Finance
Christ
New Britain
Committee On
Manchester
New London
Glastonbury
Superior Court
Windham Cou
Meriden
Pomfret
Sillingly
Elmhrst
Seymour
Ansonia
Templeton vows never to seek office again at Yale dinner
Governor Charles A. Templeton declared he will never run for another political position as long as he lives during the Yale Alumni dinner in Waterbury. He spoke in praise of Connecticut and denied giving a political speech while stressing his pride in the state. In New Haven, Mayor David E. FitzGerald answered Trades Council charges and refused to remove State's Attorney Arnon A. Alling from the New Haven Board of Education amid petitions.
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Waterbury
Mar Te
Charles A. Templeton
Yale Alumni Association
Naugatuel Valley
New Haven
David E. FitzGerald
New Haven, Trades Council
Arnon A. Alling
New Haven Board of Education
Trades Council
Danielson Man 101 Years Old Dies in Connecticut
Wanton Briggs of Danielson died at age 101 after two days illness at his home. Born in Coventry in 1821 he joined the California gold rush and moved to Connecticut in 1890. He was believed the oldest man in the state to vote in the recent election.
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Danielson
Mar
Wanton Briggs
Ulness
Briggs
Coventry
California
Connecticut
Brakeman Killed by Express Near Stamford Yards
Stamford March 3 C G Garnett of Hartford a brakeman on the New York New Haven and Hartford was killed when he slipped onto the express track while inspecting freight cars and was struck by a Boston express near the road yards in Stamford.
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Stamford
Mar
C. G. Garnett
Hartford
New York
New Haven
Garnett
Restore Rights To Ex-Alderman Hamilton Wuartford
Edward Hamilton of Bridgeport had rights restored by the Legislature after a prior election bribery conviction. He was said to have paid a man $50 to vote the Republican ticket. Forfeited rights were restored to 19 others during the session.
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Wuartford
Edward ‘. Hamilton
Bridgeport
Hamilton
Frustrated burglary at Lafayette street apartment
A frustrated attempt to burglarize the Lafayette apartment house at 850 Lafayette street was reported last night. A tenant heard suspicious noises near a window and confronted the intruder, who fled. Police found woodwork damaged where a jimmy had been inserted.
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Lafayette
Lafayette Street
Jimmy
Yale Forestry Class to Close Term Today
Yale forestry senior class holds closing exercises here with acting dean Dr. Wilbur J. Cross presiding. Within days the class departs for Urania Louisiana to spend the spring term in field work in the Pine Forests.
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Stavisn
Mar
Ormal
Yale School of Forestry
Omorrow
Wilbur J. Cross
University
Urania
Louisiana
John Walker Lewis Dies in Greenwich at 44
John Walker Lewis, a New York business man and member of the stock exchange brokers firm Lewis & Sumner, died at his Greenwich home from pneumonia after several days illness. He was 44 and leaves a widow and a son, John W. Walker Jr. He belonged to the New York Yacht Club and several legal clubs.
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Greenwich
Mar
John Walker
New York
Lewis & Sumner
Stock Exchange Brokers
Lewis
New York Yacht Club
John W. Walker, Jr
Meteor shower could follow comet crash study says
Isabel M. Lewis argues in Astronomy for Young Readers that a head on earth comet encounter would likely cause a meteor shower rather than global disaster. She notes nucleus particles could weigh tons but the odds of nucleus impact are less than one in a million.
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Isabel M. Lewis
Near East Folklore and a New Mexico Coffin Tale
A fragment lists Near East folklore with Ismet Pasha and Khoja Nasreddin quips, then shifts to Isleta New Mexico where Padre Padilla’s coffin is said to miraculously appear beneath St. Augustine Church altar. The note links Coronado era friars to a legend of a mummified padre returning for viewing.
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St. Augustine
Isleta
N. M
Padre Padilla
Coronado
Quivira
Ipansus
Padre Juan de Padilla
Kansas
AOG LI Progressive Eludes Dance at Hibernian Hall
The AOG LI Progressive elude will hold a wrist and dance tonight at 7730 Hibernian Hall to raise funds for the Hibernian home. Timothy Lane serves as chairman with the event led by the women in charge.
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AOG. LI
Hibernian Hall
Hibernian
Timothy Lane
Tay Womanties
Fire devastates Boston and Maine warehouse in Charlestown
A spectacular blaze swept a Boston and Maine warehouse in Charlestown late today causing about $100,000 in damage. The structure was filled with rolls of newsprint bound for Boston newspapers.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Treasury to seek Rockefeller explanation on Rochefocian apestrien purchase
Washington March 2 John D Rockefeller Sr will be asked by the Treasury Department to explain the mystery surrounding the purchase of the celebrated Rochefocanld apestrien.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Treasury Depatment
Substitute Minister and Clerk Dialogue Pattens Tar Baby
A humorous dialogue exchange features a substitute minister asking if the clerk keeps the ten commandments. The drug store clerk replies that they do not, but claim to have something as good. The joke scene reflects a line from Carolina Tar Baby.
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Carolina
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