Murder Charged by Grand Jury in Guilfoyle Case
A grand jury indicted Dr Harold Guilfoyle of New Haven on murder in the first degree for killing Maninin J Gaudet of New Haven at 1 Maple Avenue. The case, connected to a disputed affair, prompted testimony from five witnesses including attractive women. Guilfoyle, wounded in the right eye, is hospitalized in Hartford. trial timing remains undetermined.
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Iaryford
Harold Gunsfoyle
Maninin J. Gaudet
New Haven
Maple Avenue
Guilfoyle
Guy Voyle
Hartford
Dr. Guilfoyle
Samuel Rosentinel
Vwiule
Father and Son Arrested After Fairfield Confrontation
In Fairfield on March 8 Constables Arthur J. Bennett and H. R. Elwood arrested Frank Dramus and his son John after a struggle at their North Benson Road home. John resisted, was cuffed during the skirmish, and held at Third Precinct Station on Black Rock Road. Frank faced charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and interfering with an officer, while John was charged with assault and breach of the peace. The family dispute involved Mrs Dramus and two other sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
John
Frank
Bennet
Elwood
Dramus
Jon Sid
Dotin
Thenramily
Join
Train Bus Crash in Iowa Kills Two Children, Injures Fifteen
A Rock Island passenger train collided with a school bus near Charles City Iowa killing Roger Schuffer and Barrison May two children and injuring fifteen others. Eight serious injuries required hospital care while seven were treated by doctors and police. The incident occurred about 42 miles southwest of the city as students were returning from country schools.
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Charles City
Iowa
Associated Preac
Rock Island
Here
Roger Schuffer
Cen
Barrison May
Twele
Waterlon
Plysteiais
Arion Society Loses Meeting Hall Over Immigration Laws
Judge Allyn Brown granted foreclosure of 386.07 to Elizabeth W. Manwaring. The Arion Singing Society, driven by Prohibition and immigration law effects, faced financial distress and loss of members, making redemption unlikely.
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Arion Singing Society
East Man Street
Allyn Brown
Elizabeth W. Manwaring
Bridgeport Trade Experts Meeting Oppose Probe
Bridgeport experts meet to discuss tracking and oppose investigations into monitoring practices. Various pages reference related items including post office site selection and local education topics. The issue notes multiple stories across pages on politics, crime, and local affairs.
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Bridgeport
Post Office
New Bridgeport
Slme
Hays
General Electric Company
Senate
Justipius
Daughters of 1812
Fayrfilld
Misa
Irene Warren
Mitford
Still born baby revived by new resuscitation device
Boston March 8 An infant born tonight and apparently stillborn for more than half an hour was revived and began breathing after use of a new scientific resuscitating apparatus at the Ivan gene Booth hospital. Dr Nathan Mason on the hospital's courtesy staff helped at the birth. authorities say the child will live.
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Boston
Associated Press
Ivangene Booth Hospital
Will Uve
Nathan Mason
Hoover enters Indiana primary against Watson
Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce filed for the Indiana Republican presidential primary to oppose United States Senator Jamie E Watson for delegates. Hoovers entry followed canvases and county calls as Foellinger Fort Wayne publisher said Hoover would run. Watson campaign chief Bert Thurman complained Hoover invaded party harmony and prepared to meet the challenge in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Marcel
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
United States
Jamie E. Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Rheand Cluo
Wit
Frank B Willis
Hoosley
Oscar G. Foellinger
Fort Wayne
Leyden
Chicago
Frank
Lewisen
Taois
Foellinger
Hhe
M. Bert Thurman
Senator Watson
Watson
Evans, Wollen
Washington
Marenai
Tiatae
Willis
General Motors Hits New High Amid Stock Market Focus
New York March 3. General Motors common stock reached a fifth straight new high at 151.60 after opening, staying above 150 and ending about 0. SD above that level. Total volume 235,200 shares. year’s sales well over 2,000,000. Utilities and petroleum stocks drew attention with new peaks. Hudson Motors highlighted as an independent public issue. Youngstown Sheet and Tube slipped to a new low amid merger news, later recovering. Brokers’ weekly report showed a $26,145,060 decline in loans.
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New York
Associated
Hudson Motors
Ballrosts
U.S. Steel
Youngs
Inland Steel
Lown
Phantom Stabber Recall Hovers Over Bridgeport Moon Phases
Bridgeport’s Phantom Stabber tale spirals on with moon phases guiding alleged visits. Since December 7 a victim list has grown, and a suspect, Abe Hartford, claims to be innocent, insisting the real attacker remains at large in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Mra
Estelle Haupler
Grevd Street
Pequonna Street
Vine Street
Hartford
Het
Cty
Jadevan
Hertford
Loroize Desmatain
Abe Hartford
Stabber
Inventor predicts world without smoke or wires
Washington March 8 English inventor H Grindell Matthews known for the Death Ray envisions a smokeless world with no telegraph lines and power supplied by an electric beam. He claims great power stations could feed homes factories and trains and that fuelless motors airplanes and organlike devices using light could power daily life. Matthews will confer with Army and Navy officials and discusses rivals like Hendershot.
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Wastngton Teapot Dome
Senate
Hoover
Indiana
Watton
McAdoo Group
California
Walsh
Smith
Grand Jury
Levine
Tor
Florida
Pilou
General Motors
Nobile
North Pole
Grindell-Matthews
Washington
H. Grindell-Matthews
Matthews
New York
Ecret
Army
Navy
Death Bay
Rey
Hendershot
Beng
Stratford District Decides Mystery Woman To Start Recall
In Stratford Fourth district voters called for recall of Councilman Nicholas Rederke and moved to recall Party leaders Thomas Rosenbeck and William Werdman. The recall petitions aim to rally 75 percent Republican turnout for an upcoming caucus in Sterling Memorial hall amid district tensions over P G and tax issues. Coroner Eli Mix also pursued an inquest into the Milford Turnpike auto crash death of Mrs. Katherine DeSheen, with Mary Catlin admitting car involvement but unclear role.
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Stratford
Micholas Rederke
People's General Committee
Thomas H. Rosenbeck
William Werdman
Hollister Heights
Fedorico
Biagio DeCesare
Stephen Toth
Wardman
Rosenbeck
Nani
Housenbeck
Joseph Kopnicks
Fourth District Civic Association
Henry L. Lewis
P.G
Fourth District
Eli Mix
New Hagen
Katherine DeSheen
Rosette Street
New Haven
Milford Turnpike
Milford Hospital
Mary Catlin
First Avenue
West Haven
James J. Mathews
Ives
Fairmont Avenue
Newheven
DeSheen
Mix
Matthews
Milford
Thomas’ Quinn
Long Island Miss Irene Warren’stewart dies at 1888
Miss Lene Warren of West River Milford a former assistant principal at Milford High School died at Bridgeport hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born in Springfield Mars in 1888 and taught at Milford High School for over eleven years. Services planned Saturday at 2:30 pm from Miss Ethel Clar’s home with Rev. Chaves Fo Atkins officiating. Burial in East Haven.
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Lene Warren
West Riversleet
Milford
Milford High School
Bridgeport Hospital
Miss Warren
Lene
Springfield
Mars
Milford Hig
Ethel Clarel
River Street
Miss Clark
Milford Ivan School
War veteran aviator dies in plane crash near training field
March 8 report from Sortigs Field New York states Canadian veteran John Muicany, a former Royal Flying Corps member and later a commercial pilot, was killed when his World War I era training aircraft nose-dived from about 400 feet while attempting to land. Authorities believe engine failure contributed to the plunge.
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Sortigs Field
Advocated Press
John Muicany
Royal Flying Corps
Muicany
Benjeven Riley
New York City
Aviatora
Muleshy
Protest Over Attacks on American College in Egypt
UALRO reports protests as American charges d affaires in Cairo seek to address yesterday’s student disturbances at the American college. Sheik school students at Asyut attacked the college, injuring principal Charles P. Russell. Authorities claim there was no further trouble today and vow to keep students under control.
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UALRO
Egypt
Maren
Associated Presa
American College
Cairo
Aselut
Charles P. Russell
P O Site Expert Advises On Local Course Of Action
Brooklyn postmaster Alpert W. Firman urges careful site selection for a new post office. He stresses locating near the railroad, prioritizing central postal flow, and allowing room for future growth, noting speed and access as key factors for efficiency and expansion.
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P.O
Alpert W. Firman
Brooklyn
Congress
Bridgeport
Pirmin
Cty
Ponl
Two Army Flyers Die In Nicaragua Crash
An American observation plane crashed near Estell Nicaragua killing Captain Willem C Byrd pilot and Sergeant Ibadoth A Frankforter observer during a test flight en route from Onotol. The craft likely struck a flying dys vald causing a wing failure. Byrd a 32 year Marine veteran and Frankforter with a widow and three children died instantly.
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Aanagua
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Williem C. Byrd
Ibadoth A. Frankforter
Estell
Mantagalpa
Byrd
Orandeburg
D. C
Frankforter
Vanlco
Palencate
Fatell
Managua
Onotol c
Timat
Byr
Marines
Frankfurter
Saratoga
Frankforter Jewves
Childran
Stinson Halde man Endurance Flight Lands Safely
Aboard the Stinson Halde man monoplane nearing Belfridge field, the pilots logged an all clear note after a lengthy endurance attempt. Weather forecasts warned of a light snowstorm expected tomorrow morning as their record flight neared completion.
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Detroit
March
Associated Press
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Belfridge Field
Here
Patten Reveals 1923 Bonds Used For Republican Fund
James A Patten wheat dealer testified before the Senate Teapot Dome Committee that 25000 in Liberty bonds given by Fred Upham to him were used to fund a Republican contribution to erase a deficit. Patten mailed a 25000 check to the National committee and later surrendered the bonds to the Jefferson Hospital in Chicago. He stated he did not know the bonds origin at the time and provided serial numbers to link to Continental Trading company bonds.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oi Company
Iseiana
Federal Court of the
Kine
Glass
Stewart
Com- Unental Trading Company
Lid
Washington
Senate Teapot Dome
Continental
Liberty Bonds
Harry F. Sindal
Republican Nation‘s Committee
James A. Patten
Chicago Grain Commission
Fred W. Upham
Republican Committee
Upham
Patten
National Committee
Jefferson Hospital
New York
Beator Waleh
Continental Trading Company
Pattente Committee
Ocean flight off until June, Hinchcliffe says
London March 8 A 4000 mile flight to India planned as a prelude to a Europe to America crossing in May or June Captain Walter Hinchcliffe said he would not take Miss Elsie Mackay to the United States or India He aims for Karachi about 4000 miles from his starting point and denies reports of imminent long distance flights with Miss Mackay or Miss Mackay herself as a passenger
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London
Associated Press
India
Europe
America
Walter Hinchcliffe
England
United States
Elsie Mackay
Hinchcliffe
Bias Mackey
Miss Mackay
Endig
Tne
Mira Mackay
Karachi
Charles A. Levine
Gurtis Property Sells at Public Auction
Property on Main and North Washington in the tax list valued at 653 435 was sold at public auction yesterday afternoon to John F. Murphy of Bridgeport Poster Advertising for 425 100. Auctioneer Lacey Blackman oversaw the sale. Twenty nine bids were made for Fred C. Curtis’s property, originally purchased in 1889. The site includes two houses and several smaller buildings.
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Main
Washington Avenue
John F. Murphy
Bridgeport Posser Advertising Company
Lacey
Blackman
Fred C. Curtis
Emalier
Committee to Recommend School Character Building Plan
A city education panel led by Miss Margaret V Kurzly will draft teacher guidelines to foster habits such as obedience, self control, and good citizenship in pupils. Superintendent Carroll R Reed announced the project, with principals from Webster Baym Lincoln Wheeler Bryant Beardsley schools contributing their ideas and methods.
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Greatermpharis
Narac.er
Carroll R. Reed
Margaret V. Kurzly
City Normal School
Beacon Word
Boston
Supernteden
Reed
Aids Committee
Mass Kicly
Tia
Auto fired on 49 times eludes cops in chase
Stamford March 1. A car with New York plates, driven by a man and woman, was fired on 49 times by police across several Connecticut towns. After stopping briefly, the driver fled, knocking a motorcycle officer from his bike, and sped through Port Chester Cos Cob and Greenwich. Despite a large manhunt, the car outran all pursuers and escaped. The driver’s license name was turned over to New York authorities.
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Weston
Milford
Dr. Guilfoyle
Gaudet
New York
Fairfield
Hrtford
Iowa
Stamford
Bedford
Saver
Ham Pack
Pathc
Port Chester
Cos Cob
Greenwith
New York State
Riots in Lemberg Target Jews Across City
In Warsaw on March 8, Jewish citizens report anti Jewish riots sparked by Sunday's election results. Police arrested about 250 demonstrators after mobs attacked passersby and damaged shops and Jewish homes. A student group issued a statement condemning the unrest.
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Warsaw
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Lemberg
Scumer
Mtesie
Presdp
statt+ wemlle
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Frank Dramus
Constable Elwood
Bennett
Arion Society
Ohio
Lowden
Sears
Fedorko
Milford High
Firman
Hca
Earth
James Patten
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