Howland says woman lured him in lengthy testimony
Dr Howland testified that Mrs Harris sought him at his Stratford office in 1920 and at his summer home, alleging inappropriate advances. He denied improper relations, recalled confrontations, and described efforts to frighten or coerce him. Witnesses from nearby households corroborated visits and tensions surrounding the Harris family.
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Howland
Harris
Siritfod
Wis
Wishil
Huis
Monet
Sturel
Gary
Bo Asner
Vic Browns
Mr. Haris
New Hampshire
Agnea Brown
Strat
Haris
Mrano
Hairly
Brown
Eli
Harrhle
South Chathary
Harris Yeelay
Entesan ‘Y Harris
Barris
How
Christ
Ksew
Harri
Eagg
Louise Thorpe
South
Chatham
Harris Apa
Philip G Scheil
Mabe
Housatonic Avenue
Tnt
Mrs Or Hill
Haymord
Borah Raises $160000 Amid Teapot Dome Controversy
Senator Borah begins a fundraising push of 160000 with supporters contributing over 5400 and pledges to turn the drive over to the Republican National Committee if needed He does not name contributors and says he will handle funds if required He references the Teapot Dome lease issue and a conspiracy charge against Cotton and Albert B Fill dormer secretary of the interior He notes one donor pledged 82500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meidt
Hemec
Senator Bosh
Fincan
Optri
Who
Fis
Albert B Fill Dormer
Lucidahoan
Funds for G O P predict large campus drive
Mr Hodges said contributions to the next National committee may rise from 90000 to 190000, with the total to be set by campaign needs. He dismissed public criticism since 1924 as aimed at activities beyond the current National committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuibuton
Ite
Ronal Committee
Mr Hodges
Senate of Investigation
Mmr Hodges
Campuan
Fred Tiffany Dies of Heart Attack in Union Fire Cottage
Fred Tiffany age sixty four of 594 Union Fire City died last night after a sudden heart attack while in bed. Ambulance was called at 11:10 PM and Dr C E Haberlin could not revive him. Medical Examiner H LeBaron Peters notified. Tiffany worked yesterday and appeared in good health before the fatal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilkhen
Wentle
Fred Tiffany
Union Fire City
C E Haberlin
Tiffany
H LeBaron Peters
Stratford barn fire claims $5000 loss
Dunige estimated at $5000 damage to Patrick Cultram's barn on South Main Street Strat ford. A horse suffocated in smoke and large amounts of hay burned. The barn and one side were burned away while a garage wagon shed and other farm buildings had slight damage. Strat ford Fire Department responded with hoses laid to two hydrants.
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Dunige
Patrick Cultram
Stratford Drug Store Raid Seizes Liquor in Probe
Federal agents and Stratford police raided a Stratford drug store on Barnum Avenue alleging sale of liquor. Ferdinand Kruleski of Bridgeport was arrested on charges of selling liquor and possessing with intent to sell, bond set at 300 for Monday appearance. Officers seized four full bottles of liquor, port wine, a five gallon container of alcohol, and 23 bottles of homemade beer.
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Stratford
Barnum Avenue
Ferdinand Kruleski
Noble Enue
Bridgeport
Charles Kline
New Haven
Krulesk
Burglary Report At North Avenue Home Involving Jewelry Cash
Burglars fled with jewelry and 91 dollars from a residence on 1738 North Avenue. A gold watch, chain, pen and pencil were taken along with a shared pin. Police note a single suspect escaped in a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue
Quaker Husbands Gold
Millionaire Gift Bonds Probed In Cook County Inquiry
A Chicago Senate inquiry details gifts and contributions linked to the Prohibition era bonds. Witnesses including Edward Hines and William Wrigley Jr. deny knowledge of Liberty and Teapot Dome bonds while noting sizable donations to both major parties. The panel questions records keeping and possible authorizing figures in Cook County GOP campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracs
Cook County Republican Committee
National Committees
Shenimgin
Bayek
Homer K Galpin
Senate
Upham
Cook County
Shulait
Higs
Chicago
Edward I Hines
Senators
William Wrigley J
Wrigley
Kenneth MacKenzie
la Nelson Moris
Sweden
Wilson
Morhis
Republican National Committee
MacKenzie
George M Reynolds
John F Jelke Jr
Sinclair
Edward F Carry
Pullman Company
John Burke
Congress Hotel
Fred Upham
Galpin
GQBP
Fred
Getz
Norbeck
Samuel Fusull
Power and Traction
Insull Palieds
Rusope Sitiudas
GGPB
Pune
Kellogg Urges Multilateral Antiwar Treaty During Debate
Kellogg promotes a new antiwar treaty idea tied to the Monroe Doctrine calling for no recourse to war among major powers France United States Great Britain Germany Italy and Japan He notes France favors a multilateral form but wants the pact to condemn wars of aggression while avoiding a narrow definition that could invite abuse The secretary stresses world peace cannot be compromised by limiting scope or vague language and seeks a clear, practical approach from the major nations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Aristide Blland
Euope
France
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
League of Nations
Hinchcliffe Plane Loss and Secrecy Claims
Fragmentary notes allege Hinchliffe’s Atlantis flight faced secrecy and opposition. Referenced figures include Captal Hinchliffe, his artist father Richard, and Miss Mickiy with ties to Miss Buckay and Lord Inchewpe. No confirmed details or dates appear in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgt
Lord Inchewpe
United States
Ian
More Dead Likely To Be Recovered Reported
Fragmented text suggests ongoing recovery efforts after a disaster. Names, places, and precise details are unclear, but the report notes bodies and unidentified victims among debris. The setting appears rural with references to a town and riverine or hillside terrain. Further readable phrases indicate authorities investigating the incident.
Hinchliffe Underestimated Cranwell to New York Mileage
London March 15 Captain Walter Hinchliffe reportedly underestimated the Cranwell to New York distance by 100 miles. A pencil memorandum shows a mileage tabulation with Cranwell Valencia Ireland 426 Valencia 5 Johns N F 11900 St Johns New York 1276 and a total 3500. He is said to have planned fuel for 4000 miles.
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London
Associated Press
Walter Hinchliffe
Cranwell
New York
Ametios
Valencia
Ireland
Johns
St Johns
Hinchliffe
Planes Collide in Flight Four Killed in Crash
A collision involving three DH aircraft killed Lieut De Vines and Lieut Swartwout along with two others. Swartwout’s wing separated from the plane as wreckage fell hundreds of feet from the crash site. De Vines had three years in service, Swartwout six, with prior posting at Pails Island. Capt Campbell cited speeds of 90 to 100 mph at impact. victims hailed from New York City Milwaukee Woolsey Georgia and Giang Hayen Michigan.
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Lieut de Vines
Swartwouts
de Wine
Swartwout
Pails Island
Campbell
New York City
Swaitwout
Milwaukee
Chappell
Woolsey
Bailey
Giang Hayen, Mich
Four Armed Men Rob Man of $436 in Local Break-In
Louis Katz, operator of a store at 685 East Main Street, reported a brazen robbery to police. Detectives rushed to the scene but found no trace by early morning. The four armed assailants allegedly escaped with 436 dollars, with Knapp rumored to have knowledge of the stash.
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Knapp
Louis Katz
East Main Street
Two autos collide at Barnum Avenue corner
Automobile owners John Sttnto of T4 Giden Street and Walter Sawyer of Paterson NJ collide at the Barnum Avenue corner last night. Damage estimates place Sttnto’s at 200 pounds and Sawyer covers 250 dollars to repair his car.
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Barnum Avenue Corner
John Sttnto
Giden Street
Walter Sawyer
Paterson NJ
Odork
Sawyer
Monsignor McGivney Resting Comfortably
Monsignor McGivney, pastor of St Charles Church, is reported resting comfortably after a hospital visit to lower his blood pressure. He was given treatment and remains under doctors care with condition described as not considered dangerous.
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Condiiton
Monsu
Pauick
McCivney
SL Chartes Thurch
Bb Vimwents Las Patil
Tate
Mongi
McGivney
Widpenday
Yielb
Nina
Tribute to Louis Kossuth by Local Hungarians in New York
In New York on March 15 6000 Hungarian Americans joined 500 Hungarian officials for the unveiling of a Kossuth monument on Riverside Drive marking the close of a four day goodwill visit. Police guarded the ceremonies as demonstrations by opponents occurred nearby and details mention delegates from Syracuse Milwaukee Camden Chicago and Bridgeport among others.
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New York
Associated Press
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
Riverside Drive
Washington
Coolidge
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Camden
Chicago
Nicholas Horthy
Ohort
Horthy Regency
Kossuth
Turkey
Ths
Austria
America
Turkla
Rusia
Austin
Bridgeport
Fran Bridiepot
Stephen Chernitzky
St Stephen's Church
Commodor
Waldorf Astor
Roland Hexedus
Budapest Association of Birks
Ametieut Chamber of Commerce
Fepidus
Buidkipa
Death of Lieut J E McGirr's Son in Machinery Accident
The son of Lieut J E McGirr is killed in a pulley axle accident at a Harwey Hubbell plant. Investigators note a worn pin allowed the pulley to slip, sending the Bible off and causing a fatal fall. Detectives Ma roney Buckley and coroner to view the scene. funeral set for 647 Ellsworth Street with Mass at St Anns. Survived by father, Mrs Ellen Dunn McGirr, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing Simmutine
HR DeLuca
bLirt
Ihr
Wounnis Young
McGirr
Ty Fanown
Harwey
Hubbell
Seulara
Srivcestinen
Greenwich
McGinn
Gran Fer
Eenwich
MrGir
McGirn
Buidpeport Fire Department
Republican Club
Thomas J Maroney
William H Buckley
Phelin
Coronee Pheban
Mctiler Mather
Ellen Dunn McGirr
New York City
Arthur McClure McGirr
Ellsworth Street
St Anns Church
St Michael 4
Smith Girl Glue Given Confirmation
Authorities may determine if the girl entered the convent. Conductor Martin could name the Montreal taxicab driver who drove the girl from the station after arrival. Shown a photo of Miss Smith, Detective Martin said it looked like the young woman he had seen on the train.
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Martin
Montreal
Missi Smith
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DR. Howland
Scwell
Holt
Hnais
Continand
Clarks Gulden, Inc
Ogh Elizabeth Se
Elsie Mackay
England
Bayer
Dadian Ware
Santi Prabe
Hawan
Jma
M’givney
Tieut
J. E. Mpgirr
Iran
Jqen Irving
Ao Novo
John Lying Shoes
Main Street
Seeneday ST
Newspaper
Arghlve
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