Stolen Jewels Linked to Riccitelli Mystery in Milford
Milford police recover thousands in jewelry likely looted from the Guarantee Watch Co store in New Haven. A woman selling watches in the Naugatuck Garden section and a man later found a bag with 109 watches and hundreds of diamond rings. Police, aided by New Haven detectives, identify many pieces via pawn tickets though names are withheld.
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New Haven
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Fowler
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Wes' Avenue
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New Tavern
Henry Tonnelley
New Traven
Milford Recorsoir
Eiher
Lew Haven
Attack by bandits leads to peace in Perkins family
A Perkins family scene follows a violent raid as bandits kidnapped and assaulted Mrs Perkins and her husband Abbott. Officers say the crime spurred a tense family dispute settled after the attackers fled. Neighbors report fear but relief as Abbott and Mrs Perkins express hope for safety and reconciliation.
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Perkins
Shortage of Family Doctors Dominates Medical Congress
At the annual education congress of the medical association in Chicago a debate over the causes and remedies for a severe shortage of family doctors was sparked. Dr William Hey Fuses warned that more graduates are pushing for specialized, better paid careers, while the country and city family doctor is vanishing. The discussion noted rising costs in medical training and auto travel as factors in the shift away from primary care.
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Annua Comgresso
Tine Join Medical Association
Pila
Willam Hey
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Otaiics
League Council Hears German Invitees At Geneva
At Geneva the League of Nations council discussed Germanys bid for admission. A secret session chaired by Sir Eric Drummond and attended by nations debated how to handle German notes and possible privileges. The council agreed to draft a reply stressing no special treatment for Germany as a condition of membership.
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Genoa
Russia
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Bais
Eric Drummond
Europe
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Germany
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Special Council Meeting Set For Monday Effort
A special council meeting is planned for Monday to discuss urgent matters. Officials from the district prepare to address attendance, scheduling, and procedural details.
Dennistoun Will Hazard Legality Of Own Marriage
In a high profile English case Colonel Dennistoun faces questions of motives in his divorce suit with Mrs Dennistoun as attorney arguments unfold. The court hears he has no funds beyond what his wife provides, and that a prior marriage could affect the legality of any later match to Lady Carnarvon.
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Si Edward Marshall Hall
George Lewis
England
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Isaae
George Lewis Denthe
Edward
George
Almina
Sry
Odward Towaysie
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Faward
Tate
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Mrs Dennistoun
Sn Tawart
Fireman Injured As trolley Hits Truck At Main and Catherine
Fire department member Michael Dunn operated trolley when it struck a truck at the corner of Catherine and Main. Harald McKeon ran the fire crew. Sergeant Arnoleky says the trolley was moving fast and ignored signals. He was taken to Gen Y Hospital then St Vincents for X rays of his right arm.
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Michael Dunn
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Harald McKeon
Michael Arnoleky
Investigation Bureau
Trulley
St Vincents
Bill to Name City Court Judges Rejected in Session
A bill to empower the governor to name judges for Bridgeport and New Haven city courts faced opposition in committee. Senator Ward and Challenger argued governors should be limited. A plan to repeal the statute allowing gubernatorial nominations was discussed amid uncertain support.
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Tegel Fur
Bridgeport
New Haven
Father to appeal over child support earnings in Supreme Court
Joseph Sabol of Stratford was convicted in Court of Common Pleas for non support and ordered to pay seven dollars weekly while appealing to the Supreme Court. His lawyers will challenge whether a father must support children who refuse to live with him and whether the court can assign the earnings of the children to support the family. Prosecutor Lorin W Willis led the state case after a prior jury deadlock and a subsequent conviction lasting a year of payments before suspension pending appeal.
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Rabbi Browne in Court Over Annoying Letters to President
New York reported Rabbi Browne 72 formerly of Browx synagogue faced a summons for sending letters to President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge and to Frank Stearns seeking $1500 reimbursement. Secret Service agent Weitsman obtained the summons. Browne was paroled for a Monday hearing. Browne claimed headship of the American Jewish Elders, a group not found in records.
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Frank Stearns
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Stamford Resident Noted in Millionaire Will Bequests
The Stamford resident named as a beneficiary in the late Robert Colon’s will receives a portion of his fortune. The will largely bypasses relatives and directs sizable sums to the Somens Club of Chicago and the Telephone and Telegraph Life Insurance Association. Executorship goes to Franklin J Scharie, private secretary, with $1000 and duties as sole executor. Nebulous chapters detail nephews and nieces receiving varied amounts, including Nellie V B and Anna Potans, reflecting a broad web of gifts tied to faithful service.
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Tan
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Chicago
Mae Anna Potaans
Jinnace IL
Stamford
Stamford Woman Awarded 1350 In Injury Suit
A Stamford woman received 1350 in a civil damages verdict yesterday afternoon after a personal injuries suit arising from a University parking incident. Judge Tom Woolfah presided as the matter concluded with the plaintiff claiming injuries from a collision caused by a person driving an automobile.
Returning envoy says Germany has no arms supplies
New York March 10 Storlea former ambassador to Germany, now United States ambassador to Great Britain, says Germany is hiding large quantities of arms and munitions in preparation for another war. He warns Germany will not be a great military power again and notes his visit aboard the Aquitania before moving to London.
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Storlea
Germany
B Uoughton
Dr Tinold W Hersey Reports on Raj Goud Cannas Return
Bridgeport hospital superintendent Dr Tinold W Hersey stated the report concerning the pronouncing of Raj Goud Cannas name and his expected return to life after a spell of illness while employed with the American Express company at the gall road station.
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Newsboys Party Hosted by Post Publishing Co at Y M C A
Newsboys attended an evening event hosted by Post Publishing Co at the Y M C A. The occasion featured a banquet with prizes, music, and dancing, and attendees listed include many named boys from local schools and clubs. Food included sandwiches, soda, cake, and crackers. boxed treats were sent home with the guests.
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Post Publishing Co
Y.M.C. A
Empire State Assembly Passes Prohibition Law
Albany March 10 The State assembly endorsed enforcement bills by 83 to 6 amid bitter debate as Republicans joined Democrats in backing a state enforcement act aimed at bootleggers on Long Island and beaches. Senate fate and governor action loom next.
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Senate
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Modification of an injunction against Walter Ringel
In Bridgeport a four year employment restraint was agreed to modify an injunction affecting Walter Ringel a laundry driver formerly with Lowe Laundry Company now with Blick Tom? Ringel faced a ban from working in any laundry within Bridgeport or its suburbs but the court limited this to prohibiting soliciting customers on the Lowe route Ringel has a large family and the judge declined to bar his livelihood beyond the contract terms Ringel was warned against contempt if the spirit of the agreement is violated before final papers are signed
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Court of Common Pleas
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Lowe
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Order Departing of Mrs Chaplin
Mrs Hannah Chaplin mother of Charlie Chaplin must leave the United States by March 28 under an immigration ruling. Her attorneys were informed extension granted a year ago to remain until March 26 will not be renewed. She came from England years ago for medical treatment and has been held inadmissible under the immigration laws.
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Washington
Hannah Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
England
Walsh nominated for another term as judge of Common Pleas
Walsh wins renomination to continue as judge of the Common Pleas Court amid party support and anticipated formal confirmation. Farley and Whitaker named by Governor Trumbull for New Haven City Court as part of judiciary appointments. Committees split action on forfeited rights and ongoing civic bills. Winter opposes changes in compensation law while a teachers pay bill faces no opposition. State Chamber of Commerce criticizes the old age pension bill and its committee hearing, ultimately dropped for the session. Special council meeting called to handle appointments, and a case on child earnings and non support heads to the Supreme Court. A laundryman case restricts work to avoid customer solicitation. Wheeler amendment on liquor use upheld. State’s Attorney Comley discusses it with Rotary. Fifth District GOP club members rebuke aldermen for absence from meetings. Obituaries noted in public notices. Senate rejects Charles Warren’s nomination for attorney general.
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Trumbull
New Haven
Zomnty
Chamber of Commerce
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Comley
Rotary Club
Republican Club
Danbury
Page
Riccttelli
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Coast Guard
Rum Row
Warren Rejected by Senate in Narrow Vote
The nomination of Warren for United States Attorney General failed by a single vote as Vice President Dawes rushed to the Capitol hoping to break a tie. The decisive 41 to 39 result came after a day of delaying maneuvers and public urging to delay the announcement.
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Dawesing
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Tate
Dawes Controversy Sparks Political Column Rage
A fragmentary column critiques Charley Dawes and an apparent scandal involving handwriting and claims of Dawes rising to lead in the Fol lies, with writer predicting Dawes's downfall in Washington. The text hints at satirical attacks on Dawes amid a broader set of self-promotional claims and mechanical horse references.
Spanish Grandee Leaves 200000 to Son He Abandoned
On March 10 a bequest of 3200000 is to be placed to the credit of James Serda of Vintlionnae by the executors of Don salvadore Aleverez of Valencia Spain. Senorita Lolita Veres, child hood playmate of Serda, was involved as a witness in a tale of a boy found in a wash basket and christened James Serda, later raised as his son in Pego province, Allante. The boy now known as James Serda is said to reside in Buffalo as an adult.
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Valencia
Canada
James Serda
Vintlionnae
Don Salvadore Aleverez
Spain
Senoita Lolita Verez
Serda Ie
Serda
Pego
Allante
Jamean Serda
Wad
Senorita
Fire alarm misdirected to wrong PLA company
Fire alarm for 2 Fairfield Avenue led to misdirection of Company No 11 from the Fire department. A two story dwelling at 2923 Fairfield burned as firefighters arrived. James Kelly occupied the building and collapse followed smoke and excitement. Mary Parka, listed as housekeeper, fled to a neighbor’s house and was abandoned by a doctor.
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Weceling
Mary Parka
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