Relief sought in federal court for captive officer
Attorneys for Toleut Frank F Kennedy seek habeas corpus relief in federal court for a Navy officer confined by Napa State Hospital after being sent from Mare Island to prevent disclosure of alleged naval misconduct. Judge King ruled civil courts lack jurisdiction to hear such a habeas case. Kennedy to be returned to Mare Island and then to a government hospital in Washington for insanity determination.
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Calif
Toleut
Frank F Kennedy
Napa State
Mare Island Navy
Tacy Sourcht
Percy
King
United Matis
Navy
Kennedy
Episcopal Church to Oppose School Law
Washington March 3 The Domestic and Foreign Missionary societies of the Protestant Episcopal Church have been granted permission by the Supreme Court to file a brief in the Oregon compulsory education case. The law would require children between eight and sixteen to attend public schools as tested for constitutionality.
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Washington
Domestia and
Episcopal Church
Supreme Court
Germany Sends Congratulations to U S President
The German Republic voting president Dr Hina Dither sent a congratulatory message to the American president, expressing best wishes for the welfare of the American people and extending gilted regards from the German government and people. The note follows a formal tone of diplomacy and friendship.
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Asso
Mated Press
Hina Dither
Idgen Ag Wassingsten
Sewing Machine Demand in Europe Aids Singer Plant
Grate Manager Grosse M Faanies of the Singer Manufacturing company said demand for sewing machines abroad is growing, boosting foreign sales and improving earnings. Russia, once a major market, has collapsed, with no machines shipped there now. It will be 25 years before business with Russia is feasible again.
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Grosse Mfaanies
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport
Russia
United States
Eames
Tussia
Danbury Police Committee Plans Vacancy Fill In Force
The Danbury Police Committee advances staffing plans after a vacancy. Oliver Edward Tin is favored for sergeant, with Streamlan likely promoted to patrol sergeant. M J Barrett and T F Mazzia are named as candidates for the open patrolman post.
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Danbury
Earthquake Shakes Fering and Macerata at Early Morning
A severe quake was felt at Fering and Macerata at 1 42 this morning with no damage reported.
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Rome
Maven
Fering
Macerata
Faced Gallows Gets Freedom in Montreal Trial
In Montreal on March og Christopher White, once sentenced to hang for the murder of William Claris, faces potential freedom by a jury. The case rests on circumstantial evidence from the same night Clark, a Jerking Brothers employee, was shot dead. White had been dismissed over suspicions.
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Montreal
William Claris
Christopher White
White
Lie
Jerking Brothers
eMennis
Clark
Four arraigned in Ansonia court on various charges
In Ansonia Judge K T Munger presided as four cases came up. Michs Pronowich faced assault and battery after a fight on Liberty street leaving Cesnutis with two black eyes and lacerations. case continued a week. Robert Knott and Joseph O’Brien charged with breaking and entering and stealing a car from Angelo Viggin’s garage. bound over to Superior Court on $2,000 bonds. Nick Tieress convicted of intoxication, fined $7 and costs after attempting a maple street bridge balancing act and being rescued by Officer Fred Shorrell. Alexander Owick also fined for intoxication. Several locals listed as ill or visiting.
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Anbonta
K. T. Munger
Michs Pronowich
Wasault
Isadore Cesnutia
Tiberty Street
Cesautis
Ewe Sas
Robert Knott
Joseph O'Brien
Angelo Viggin
Factory Street
Grove Street
Coza
Superior Court
Nick Tieress
Maple Street
Ife
Fred Shorrell
Alexander Owick
Robert Weigle
Locks'reet
Hig
Matthew Cripps
Severa
Collis
New York City
Canarias Logiodice
Woodbridge, Avenue
Hartford
Charles Martin
Garden Street
Washington
Frank Thinley
Joseph Hurley
North State Street
William Higgins Plso
Willow Street
Waterbury
Alton Heynolds
John Reynolds
Trefoil Girl Scouts Camp Opens July 3
Camp Trefoil opens with meeting at Seoul headquarters on Wall Street plans for a two section season. Miles Thyllis Tomlinson returns as camp director with two councilors in place. Senior division splits into units while younger girls use central dining hall under a single cook. Local committee members include Mrs Welter Monroe Mrs Robert Van Pures Mrs Blarry Ayres Miss Mary Moller Mrs N Worthen and Mrs Riclasdl Oppel.
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Wall Stroad Street
Thyllis Tomlinson
Sega
Theamp
Mrg
Welter Monroe
Norvals
al Robert
van Pures
Norwalk
Blarry Ayres
Westport
Mary Moller
N. Worthen
Mra Riclasdl Oppel
Frdgeport
Wife charges husband with selling liquor case details drifted
Spampo March 3 report states Kaal Wather sold liquor on the Boston Post Road near Wildwood Waffle House between September 4 and January 28. Mrs Edith Van Beck, owner, filed a summary property action for possession, claiming a lease of the Waffle premises dated July 25 and rent of 200 dollars weekly, with ongoing alleged vending by the husband and nonpayment.
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Spampo
Kaal Wather
Uquor
Wildwood
Boston Post
Mra
Edith
van Beck
Ds Elill
Coolidge Favors Probe Plan for Muscle Shoals
President Coolidge backs a House committee proposal to probe Muscle Shoals. The plan envisions developing a method to produce three potential roles for the project, with extended discussion on national policy and public interest. The article notes political debate and anticipated steps in Congress.
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Coolidge
Greenwich Woman Named Executor of Her Father's Will
The will of the late William D. Ploig of this town, formerly president of the Rabeklank Wilcox company in New York, died January 12, directs probate. He leaves 59,000 to memorial library heirs of Westerly for a building. 50,000 to Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken. 6,000 to Calvary Baptist church of Westerly. 2,000 to the Colored Adventist church in Westerly. and 4,000 in other bequests to several Brooklyn and New York institutions. Executors are his widow Javinia B. Hoxie, his daughter Isabelle Hoxie Middleton, and the Washington Trust Company. The estate’s total value is not yet estimated.
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T. Marel
Williaw
D. Ploig
Rabeorkani Wilcox Company
New York
Southern Cross
South America
Tmatees
Memorial Library Association of Westerly
Stevena Tratitute of Technology
Troboken
N. J
Wroxie
Topewell Society of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hormmd Beach
Conn
Washington Trust Company
Chiropractor Speaks at Shelton Kiwanis Meeting
SHWILTON March 3 Dr W W Wheaton secretary treasurer of the state chiropractors examining board spoke to the Shelton Kiwanis at the Congregational church on Senate Bill 121 He is a graduate and former instructor from the Universal Chiropractors College in Pittsburgh and an authority on chiropractics He outlined the bill and provided new insights into the profession for members.
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Shwilton
Fspeciay
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Church
WW. EL Wheaton
State Chiropractors Examining Board
Senate
Wheaton
Universal Chiropractor's College
Pittsburegh
Candee
State Chamber of Commerce
Alan
Emperor Maximilian's Adopted Son Dies
Augustin De Yturbide, grandson of Mexico's Emperor Augustin I and adopted son of Emperor Maximilian, dies in Washington after a life of varied service and seclusion. He once taught French and Spanish at Georgetown University. his widow is Miss Toulse Carney, granddaughter of General Philip Kearny.
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Washington
Old Mexico
Augustin de Yturbide
Mexico
Maximilian
Don Augustin
United States
Manthen
Georgetown University
Toulse Earney
Flil Kearney
Court Sets Aside Realty Conveyance in Supreme Court Action
In a landmark decision in the superior court, a decree set aside conveyances of real property from Isaac Swirsky to his son Max Swirsky as made with disregard and intent to shield assets from the plaintiff, George H. Tinley Company of New York, following a $266,000 breach-of-contract judgment in a wartime sugar deal. A related note reports GAMING TAX PROPOSED in Nevada, introducing a $1,000 license for various table games amid evolving state laws.
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NLW
Lavin
Marek T Dudge
Tsar Wolfe
Sperior
Isaac Swirsky
Max Swirsky
George H. Tinley Company
Ft New York
Jease
Reno
Nev
Carson City
Life Savers for Children Sweets and Safe Teeth
Purposed as a child friendly candy that eases sugar cravings without harming teeth. Emphasizes hard texture for slow eating and avoids sticky debris. Lists Pep-o-mint Wint-o-green Cinn-o-mor Lic-o-rice Cl-o-ve Vi-ra-let and urges keeping Life Savers handy at home.
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Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester, IV. Y
Ateres
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