Automobile Club Plans Free Legal Advice For Members
The Automobile Club will offer free legal advice to members with a plan to form a dedicated information bureau at the Fairfield hotel. A membership secretary and a committee will oversee the campaign, aiming to enroll about 1000 members by July 1 and arrange discounts on repairs and insured personal injury coverage for members. A free legal service fund, insured for up to 1000 dollars, will be financed by the club treasury with repairs discounted through local garages.
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Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark By Shirley Blare
Sage tea touted by Shirley Blare as darkening gray hair while skeptics doubt the claim. The piece blends product-like rhetoric with disjointed lines about ingredients and alleged effects, mentioning substances and cosmetic outcomes without clear evidence.
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Auto and trolley crash injures six in Branford
Six men were injured in a head on collision between an automobile and a suburban trolley car in Branford in front of the public library. Three are seriously hurt with fractures and skull injuries. The five automobile passengers are residents of New Haven.
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England's soot and grit pollution from smoke fires
Report notes that about 3.6 million tons of solid matter are deposited annually in England as soot and grit from domestic smoke sources. It highlights that a sixth of this pollution is generated by domestic fires, underscoring the scale of indoor heating emissions and the need for cleaner practices and potential reforms.
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Man to Face Court on Serious Charges Amid Child Case
A Weston man, Edward Dewey Stones, aged 32, is to appear before a judge on charges of carnal abuse of a minor and rape involving an 11 year old girl identified as Marjory Store. The case centers on a pregnancy discovered at Hillside Home and the alleged involvement of Stones as the child’s guardian. Police moved quickly after humane officers alerted authorities, with Stones apprehended by state police after a warrant was issued by Prosecutor Stanley Jennings.
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Vanderbilt to Create Fund for His Creditors
Cornelius Vanderbilt J announced in Reno that all known legacies would be pooled into a trust fund for newspaper creditors. He said the fund would reach about 1 million dollars and be created around August 1 with his father's consent, after he had already sacrificed nine million from his inheritance to cover losses from the failure of his tabloid newspapers. He declined a larger settlement proposed by his father, arguing for three cents on the dollar.
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Blame in Knapp investigation cited at press event
AP report notes Alexander says Florence Knapp administration woes reflect on Governor Smith. Statements cite protective comments by district attorney and concerns over criminal charges in Albany County court. Knapp aide testifies amid a separate case involving a cashiered check and police questioning of officials.
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Neighbors Miss Smoke Man's Death Discovered
Local report details the death of a Franklin farmer found in his kitchen after a fire alarm prompted by neighbors. Investigators noted smoke damage appeared limited to a chimney area. Cause listed as a respiratory condition, with inquiries continuing.
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Auto Mishap In Rhode Island Claims Three Lives
A two-vehicle crash near Woonsocket and Providence lights left Joseph Chamberlain of Woonsocket dead on arrival at hospital. John Scaramella and another occupant sustained injuries. Scaramella listed in critical condition. Police say braking by Scaramella caused the machine to skid off the road.
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Young bandits get prison sentences
In Hartford on March 7, judge Marvin sentenced five young offenders after guilty pleas to a series of burglaries and robberies. Daniel Nass and Arlington McCrohan receive two to four years each. Michael Sinek two to ten years for robbery with violence. Posnick and Defemia four months and five to six months respectively. John Dawes five to eight years for prior crimes and additional robberies. Richard Vaughn Murphy receives three to five years. John Flanagin three months. Thomas Murphy six months with suspension. one case includes amputation surgery for a diseased limb.
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Oil Tanker Crewman Injured Falling in Hold
A Gulf of Venezuela oil tanker called at Bayonne New Jersey after a crew member fell in the hold. He suffered a deep head cut and possible fracture. The injured man, from Massachusetts, was hospitalized before the ship resumed its voyage toward Dahl wis.
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Smith Threatens Spill Ban If Hearing Denied
A political row in Hillside unfolds as Oscar J Smith demands a public hearing by 10 oclock or he will disclose details about Republican members and coal contracts. He accuses rivals of ousting him from a Hillside home and ties to city contracts, while Behrens faces pressure over support and hearings.
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