Norwalk Mayor Pushes County Police Training School Plan
Norwalk officials endorse Mayor Anson F. Keeler’s plan for a Fairfield County police training school. Prospective officers from Norwalk and surrounding towns would undergo months of instruction and evaluation before active duty. The proposal, to be presented to police leaders, envisions a Norwalk site with a broad regional radius and multiple annual training terms.
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Public Savery
Anson F. Keeler
Cliley Ard
S Ap
A A. Wheeler
Ellshouit
Keeler
Keeler In Police Officials of All the Cities and Enduree. Ament
Kane
Rsen Iy
New York state bonds issued totaling 22.5 million
A consortium led by Chase Securities will offer 22.5 million dollars in New York state bonds with yields between three and a half and three point four five percent. The syndicate won the award by a narrow margin, pricing four percent for 87.6 million white and 3.75 percent for 2.4 million, plus a premium on the remaining balance.
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New York State
New York
Associated Press
Chase Securities Corporation
Synd-Este
Whrte
Diamonds Smuggling Ring Tied to New York Jeweler
March 6 report details a ring smuggling $100,000 in diamonds into the United States via the Lapland. Clarence Lamot testified he took $40 for delivering gems to go-betweens Mrs. Rica Lameil and Leonte Scholz. Adler, a New York jeweler, denied involvement, claiming he was framed. Authorities also linked George M. Barron to the case and noted prior arrests of ring members near the Canadian border.
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Clarence Lamot
Julius Adler
New York
Antwerp
Lamat
Ims
Lapland
Rica Lameil
Leonte Schols
George M. Barron
Ellmot
Adler
Aerchant
Sixth Avenue
Briron
Yema
Lamut Waa
Atmos
Lasmiot
Adiler
Charles P. Goldberg
Newdiamond
Abraham Louis Scholz
Rien
Larell
L. Bartnowsky
Brooklyn
Auy Place
Hualerlinger to Attend Collectors Meeting
Collector Howard Eighth, and State Tax Commissioner William H Blodgett will attend a conference of all collectors in the Hall of the House of Representatives on March 24. The meeting aims to explain the state tax lien law to collectors.
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Howard
Challenger
William, H. Blodgett
House of Representatives
Iz Tn
Knapp Census Case Declared Not Prosecutable
Former secretary of state Mrs Knapp will not face criminal charges over the 1925 census administration. District Attorney Herrick cited insufficient evidence for conviction after a Moreland Act inquiry led by Le Boeuf and an earlier governor’s conference. The probe, prompted by Walter Laidlaw of the Cities Census Committee, cited alleged larceny and record destruction but yielded no indictment.
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Florenci E
Knapp
New York
Charles J. Herrick
Albany
Wowikem Tie
Smith
Tomikbi
Herrick
Ottinger
Gov. Smith
Moreland Act
Randall J. le Boeuf, Jr
Walter Laidlaw
Cities’ Census Committee, Inc
General Garibaldi Tells Life Story At Rotary Luncheon
General Giuseppe Garibaldi, grandson of Italy's Liberator, spoke at a Stratfield hotel Rotary luncheon. He recalled his wars and adventures in the Boer revolutions South America and the French Foreign Legion in World War I, frequently citing his grandfather.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi
Italy
Rotary Club
Stratfield Hotel
Garibaldi
French Foreign Legion
Zoning Board to Hear Petitions March 12
Three gas station applications head the docket for the zoning board and mayoral hearing at 8 p.m. March 12. Petitions include Cities Service Refining at 24 John Street, Andrew Strelecky at 330 Iranistan Avenue, and Reynolds Auto Repair at 100 Dewey Street, plus several others for garages, carnival grounds, and gasoline sales.
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Board of Appeals
Cities Service Refining Company
John Street
Andrew Strelecky
Iranistan Avenue
Renolds
IDO Dewey
Anton Cripe
Verdin Avenue
Harry W. Congdon Post
American Legion
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph R. Crogee
Pixiee Place
Theodore Hrnyneck
Prescott Street
Jeynig Mary Zahorsky
Bradley
Kent Streets
Aleft
Northeenie
John Memergut
Lumbber En Jel
Bage Street
Harvesters Earnings Rise at International Harvester
Chicago report shows 1927 earnings of 823,350,216.08 or 8.8 percent return on capital versus 1926. Business volume grew due to higher tractor and thresher sales with more big-ticket machinery. Management forecasts improved farm service and notes need for further farmer financial return.
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Chicago
Moreh
Byrd Press
International Harvester Company
United States
Defiant Paris Spy LaPerre Sentenced to Life
Jules Cesar Joseph LaPerre, branded traitor, was sentenced to life imprisonment after a defiant court appearance. His wife attempted to testify but was not allowed. LaPerre challenged the verdict, claiming the law would not permit death for military crimes outside wartime.
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Paris
Associated Press
Jules Cesar Joseph
LaPerre
Fines levied on furniture firms under Sherman Act case
Salcaga March 6 Associated Press reports fines imposed on more than 200 furniture manufacturing establishments indicted for price fixing under the Sherman Act. Pleas of nolo contendere were entered by many to avoid greater penalties while not admitting guilt. Firms named include Helland Lyon Furniture Co of Waverly New York. Marriott Hall & Co of Leeds, Massachusetts. George J Michelson Furniture Co of Rochester New York. TH Joteon Furniture Corp of Jamestown New York.
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Salcaga
Associated Press
Concnrs
Ui Fies
Tinee
Helland Lyon Furniture Company
Waverly
Marriam, Hall and Company, Inc
Leeominster
Masa
George J. Michelson Furniture Company
Hocheater
Thjoteon Furniture Corporation
Jamestown
Clothing exports drop as American buyers favor U S garments
In Edinburgh exporters report higher cloth output but demand in the United States shifts away from Scottish woolen fabrics. American buyers show a preference for American made garments, easing orders for British mills while overall export activity slows.
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Edinburgh
Associated Preas
United States
Bunyak Fined for Lottery Ticket Sales
In Superior Court yesterday Bunyak was fined $100 plus costs for selling lottery tickets. The case, linked to the Clifford J. Coover Lewis matter, noted penalties and the judge’s admonitions against unlawful sales.
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Bunyak
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