Catholic control of Klan branches claimed on stand
Indianapolis deposition reveals alleged Catholic influence in Ku Klux Klan in Indiana and across states. Witnesses say finances and officers wereCatholic, with claims of political machination by a Catholic machine and external control over state offices, banks, and regalia production. Arthur Gilliam sought to oust the order from the state amid the probe.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Fress
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Arthur L. Gilliam
Samuel H. Be- Menderter
Muncie
Hose
Orion Norcorss
Thomas Wixift
Iaianapo‘s
E R. Stilson
Angercom
Regalia Manufacturing
Bemenderfer
Essen
Knights of Americn Protestants
Kien
Knights of Columbus
Stephenson
Graduarom
Hugh P {Pat} Emmons
South Bend
Delaware
St Munchtoa
Wiliam J Burns
Savage
Washington DC
Klana Iuperior
Ohio
Atlanta Ga
W. E. Canill
Bemier@rer
Evans
Delaware County Klan No 4
Howland’s to Have Eight Elevator Shafts in New Permits
Board of Building Commissioners approved permits for Howland Dry Goods to add three new elevator shafts in the Howland building at Main and Cannon, and for alterations to the old South School on Iranistan Avenue. Other permits include residences, a gas station, a garage, and storefront alterations across several streets.
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Howland Dry Goods Company
Main and
Cannon Streets
Board of Build 17 Commissioners
Iranistan Avenue
Fred A. Skillings
Lindley Etreat
Ida M. Scholl
Hunting Street
William F Randall
Main Street
F F Anderson
Maplewood Avenue
Charles Campbell Standard Old Company
Broad Street
Ernest M Butler
West Way Howland Dry Goods Company
Eaward Mooney
Boutlehood
Santstans Tenua
Hill and Wheeler pledge Lavery aid for state senate
Present indications point to Representative Albert E Lavery of Fairfield as the next Republican candidate for state senator from the Twenty fifth district. Lavery has the public support of John H Hill of Anerton, speaker in the last House, and Senator Charles E Wheeler of Stratford, who represented the district in the 1927 Senate.
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Albert E Lavery
Fair‘teld
Atate
Lavery
John H Hill
Anerton
Charles E Wheeler
Strafford
Merritt Opposes End to Lame Duck Era in Congress
Washington March 6 By Associated Press The House debated the Norra White amendment to end short sessions and shift presidential date to January 24 It would also create succession rules via the vice president elect and allow Congress to legislate for the death of both leaders Merritt of Connecticut opposed the amendment while leaders and other representatives backed it The measure seeks a January 4 start for long sessions with a four month limit in even years and a 12 month session in odd years Parties split on the four year term for House members with Bankhead pushing the idea and Merritt arguing against the change
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Washington
iBy Associated Press
House
Congress
Garett
Tennessee
Burton
Ohio
Schuylep Merritt
Fouth
Connecticut
Senate
Representative Bankhead
Alabama
Jeffers
Norton
Nebranka
Lozier
Missouri
Merrits
Gifford
Massachusetts
Snell
Repubican New York
Saic
Blanton
Blanwin
Teras
Sumnera
Texas
Con Breas
Democrata Bolling
Quin
Minster
Ppl
Lea
California
Stobbe
Newton
Minnesota
States Safe From Stampeded, Ritchie Says in Philadelphia
Maryland Governor Ritchie told a Philadelphia audience that states' safety from political pressure comes from a public demand for wise relations, not from force or legal theories. He argued government should curb business interference, defend property rights, and keep political power diversified to avoid nationwide stampedes.
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Philladelphia Maren
Ritchie
Maryland
Nor
Philadelph'a Electric Company
National Electric Light Association
Lawrence Kansas
Dellop Teves Fn O
Rites Gid
Alicufe
Iamin
Buethen
Stanismae
Auction Bridge problem from MILTOV & WORK card plan
In a spade contract with North as dummy and South as declarer, the play aims to make five spades and five clubs. Declarer must trump with the eight of spades, guide the club headed by dummy, and execute careful finesses to draw opponents’ trumps. If the trumping path fails, escape lines collapse. the strategy hinges on timing trumps and finesses to secure the King of Spades and two successful finesses for a game. Tomorrow’s note asks how to plan the lay of the hand.
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Declarer
West
Thera Dountle
East
Kirk
Hart
Ummy
Municipal radio project brings sound system to Ketinge area
A municipal project installs amplified loudspeakers for a community area to entertain residents. The system, owned and operated by the local government, cost 720 dollars and serves 26 homes in the district.
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Muncipality
Associated Press
Yale campus officer dies in city hospital
Yale university campus officer Marvin Mears died in New Haven hospital after attempting self poisoning. Doyle had been on medical leave and was found seriously ill Monday, with hospital efforts to treat the poisoning failing.
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New Haven Marsh
Associated Press
Bnb
Doyle
Yale University
NeHaven Hospital
Marvin M
Citty
Jews in Bridgeport rally for Palestine fund drive
Pledges exceed 1200 at a meeting at Ahavath Achim Synagogue under the United Palestine Appeal committee to raise 4 6 million for a nationwide goal of 7 1 million. Speaker Cedna Bublick of New York denounced indifference to Jewish homeland needs as Rev Kotler urged Americans to remember refugees in Europe and donate to rebuild Palestine.
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Ahavath Achim
Uled Palestine Appeal Committee of
Bridgeport
Cedna Bublick
New York City
Jewh Tagebinit
Folick
Angland
Palestine
Baghd
Hkotler
Lussence
America
Pensioners Still Awaiting Checks From Police Pension Fund
About 21 police department pensioners wait for January and February pension checks as a 627 Legislature pension bill awaits interpretation by City Attorney A DeLansy Tax Attorney Edward L Kelly and Attorney Thomsa Ma Gulia An estimated 6000 more pensioners are affected though the fire department pensions proceed. The issue centers on legality raised by the tax board last year with payments due for the rest of the fiscal year.
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Police Department
Janary
A. DeLansy
Edward L Kelly
Thomsa Ma Gulia, An
Tax Board
Tme
Pire Department
Joh. Hines
Thare
Burns and McGraw Battle to Draw in Ten Rounds
Burns and McGraw fought an evenly matched ten round bout at the Ponce AOG. McGraw weighed 186 pounds to Burns 137, with fierce, toe to toe exchanges and frequent disturbances from opposing fans. The decision was unpopular among local fans despite Burns’s spirited aggression.
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New York
Malta
Burns
Diay
Phil McGlew
Delta du
Ponce
Buthe
McGraw
Principes
Ius
Ums
Lew Hirsch
Lommy Jerval
Penintoah
Bert Stanley Engliish
Lou Tampa
Danbury Prepares for Battle in Coming Election
Danbury braces for city council and alderman contests with Democrats rallying under Lynch and Olmstead while Republicans, in control since 1918, seek to maintain a nine to three makeup. A March 15 Democratic banquet at Hotel Green aims to energize voters as naturalization petitions empower local residents.
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Danbury
By &Perial
M. A Lynch
Wallace G Olmstead
Hotel Green
al Amutth
Tammany Hall
Repubicans
Council
Medical Society Hears Addresses on Therapeutics in Bridgeport
Dr A G Morgan of Temple University read a paper on Applied Therapeutics at the Bridgeport Medical Society meeting held last night in the University Club. Dr Albert Peer of Hartford spoke on occupational diseases as head of the new Connecticut State Board of Health division. He urged physicians to report cases to compile statistics and improve conditions as Connecticut seeks to study and remedy industrial health issues.
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A .G. Morgan
Temple University
Philadelphia
Pennesirana State Medical Society
Bridgeport Medical Factory
University Club
Megan
Albert & Peer
Hartford
State Board of Health
Grey
Connecticut
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Rasmond Burns
Bam
Uel Berverderfer
Ku Klux KinoMcer
William J Burns
Wats
Te Burns International Detective Bureau
Bursau
Ku ®Lux Klan
The
Knights of Colwobus
Klan
Raymond Burns
Sarasota
Pia
Howland’s
Hill
Wheeler
Lavery Aid
Merritt
Rome
Telegram- Post
Ey Miltov
South
Pelarer
A. &Pade
YALE
Rovana
Hungary
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Koller
Europe
M'Craw
Cleveland
Agsoripted Press
WoLoung
Tribe Ung
Georgia
Church Wiggins
Tawanspolls
Glow
Clos
Alfred C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Thomas Spellman
New Haven
Frederick Beach
Stratford
Mia Mine Korte
Ridgefield
Germany
Frank Wille
Italy
Kurt Conrad
Banbury
Nasterius Falcinelli
James Chamouris
Greece
William Oliverson
Georgetown
Sweden
Hugh Clark
Ireland
Avra Creagh
New Canaan
Scotland
Maurice Bloom
Poland
George Preston
Delia Hanrahan
Czecho-Slovakia
Joseph Basher
Syria
Francesco Salvator
Wiliam DeRobertis
Nicholas Hatzopulus
Albania
Giacomo Accatello
George Heelan
Harry Zetos
Carmine Nagzare
Georgevow
Medical Society
A. C. Morgan
Albert S. Grey
Rockwell & Co
Elm
Paris
Sale
de Vilbiss
Jroothache
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