Gilbert Guilty of Liquor Conspiracy Gets Year in Jail
Former associate of Charles W. Morse, resident of Mystic Connecticut, Mark L. Gilbert is found guilty of conspiring to bring liquor into the United States. He receives one year and one day in Atlanta penitentiary. Several co-defendants are found not guilty or disagree.
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Gilbert
New York
Mark L. Gilbert
Charles W. Morse
Mystic
Conn
Hyuer
United States
Atlanta
Robert Stickney
Harry Avrutus
Ernest Cindare
Vincent Marre
Joseph Mulstein
Cariz
Spain
Newport
Roi
Stermir
Walt
Gliber
C.nary
Wes
Ayer Tanning Company
Boston
Missing duo from Leavenworth puzzle police
Leavenworth Kansas March 1 two women disappearances puzzle authorities as Charis M Thompson assistant superintendent at the prison shoe factory and Joan F Carroll convicted, both unaccounted for. Officials say no clues on their movements. Carroll was serving a seven year sentence and Thompson had moved from Wisconsin four months ago.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Charis M. Thompson
Joan F Caroll
Tony
Prises
Tes
Thompson
Aga Fren
Itu
Caroll
Opison
Tr'sa Dea
Omar
Man Burned Declares Hackers Set Him Afire
Walter Blackburn a 33 year old employee of a Miami nightclub lay in a hospital with burns after he said hijackers seeking liquor saturated his clothing with oil and set him on fire. Police have not yet traced the alleged assailants who Blackburn said demanded the location of liquor.
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Walter Blackburn
Blackburn
Nquor Wa
Precedents 10 Set by U S Effort in Ford Tax Case
Washington March 4 The government seeks 3 9 million dollars in extra taxes from Ford Motor Company minority stockholders. Hearings by the United States Board of Tax Appeals in Washington and Detroit yield a vast collection of information on stock evaluation. Attorney Arthur J Lacy calls the record the most scientific analysis of investment values seen in similar litigation.
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Arthur J. Lacy Washington
Ford Motor Company
United States Board of ‘Tax Appeals
Detroit
Jis
Attornes
Arthur J Lacy
James Couzens
New Britain Labor Enlists Builders in Union Plan
Notices sent to building contractors by the New Britain Trades Council set April 7 1927 as the date from which all workers on new city building projects must join unions affiliated with the council Laborers need not be members though and the list covers plumbers gas-fitters steamfitters lathers masons carpenters joiners decorators bricklayers and more in the campaign to unify trades under union labels.
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NEW Britai
New Britain Trades Council
Mand Ae
Turkish magazine editor amasses wealth in Turkish progress
Madame Zecheria, a 30 year old Turkish editor educated in New York, rose from pioneer magazine publishing to oversee three titles with a monthly circulation of 193,000 and earnings near 16,700 dollars. She credits American methods, illustrated formats, and Turkish simplification for her success despite early legal and social obstacles.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Madame Zocherla
New York
Charles R. Crane
Madame Zecheria
Colossul
Madame Zecheri
Uarrd
Zecheria Magizines
Zecherla
Madame
First Eye Tests for Autoists Reported in Hartford
Hartford March 4 AP The first 112 applicants taking Connecticut motor vehicle eye tests show 3 with normal eyesight and 60 more meeting the passing standard after reading at 20 feet with or without glasses. Police report delays in final rejections as tests occur every thirty days.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Motor Vehicle Department
Explosion Ignores Block as Fire Forces Families Out
A blast from an empty hull sparked a fire in a six tenement street of Springfield Massachusetts. The blaze confined to one tenement and caused four families to flee. Police seized 700 gallons mash 49 gallons alcohol 200 gallons beer wine and vast illicit paraphernalia including brand labels and stamps. Arrests expected.
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Springfield
Mass
Mill Forced to Close in Manville After Picketing
The Globe mill of the Man ville Tenckes company textile manufacture closed today due to persistent worker shortage from recent picketing by former employees. The United Textile Workers of America declared a strike at the Social mill but did not extend action to Manville and Pawtucket plants.
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Globe
Manville, Tenckes Company
Wworkurg
United Textile Workers of America
Social
Manville
Pawtucket
Unclear University Staff Promotions Reported
An incomplete clipping notes moves at a university with references to Pennsylvanian, Tarvard, and promotions. It mentions Giver Dimen Kelinga as associate professor of mathematics and an Is professor of law, but the details are garbled and uncertain.
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Campridge
Warren A. Lea
University of Pennsylvan
Tarvard
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