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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1928

Page

13

Hoover Campaign Opens In Ohio With Burton Assertion

Representative Theodore F. Burton of Ohio launched the Hoover speaking campaign in the state, praising Hoover's record and defending his Republicanism. He cited letters from Fordney and Brand supporting Hoover for tariff and agriculture roles while denouncing Senator Willis's attacks.

Cleveland Ohio Associated Press Hoover United States Theodore F. Burton Burton Frank B. Willis Commerce Fordney Senator Willis Secretary of Commerce Joseph W. Fordney Charles J. Brand Ohl Brand Agriculture Ught House Willis Michigan

Former Representative Dies of Poisoning in Somers

Albert S. Hurlburt aged 61 dies at home after a weeklong septic poisoning illness in Somers Connecticut. He chaired roads bridges and rivers committee in the House, served as first selectman since 1914, and was a deputy sheriff long active as a tobacco grower. He leaves a widow. Funeral set for Saturday at the Somers Congregational church. Mrs Emma Ward, mother of Hurlburt's widow, died yesterday in the same home.

Somers Conn Associated Press Albert S. Hurlburt Somers Congregational Church Hurlburt Emma Ward

Hickman Execution Postponed Pending Appeal

William Edward Hickman, condemned for kidnaping and murdering 12 year old Marlon Parker in Los Angeles, will not be executed on April 27. Supreme Court hearing on his appeal cannot be completed by that date.

San Quentin Calif Associated Press William Edward Hickman Marlon Parker Los Angeles Supreme Court

McAnerney rail head churchman dies at 89

Colonel Jonas McAnerney former bank and rail official and treasurer of St Patrick's Cathedral died in New York at 88 or 89 born in Providence Rhode Island spent youth in New Orleans. He became a Confederate army colonel at Civil War start. After marriage he entered railway supply business then rose to vice-president roles in three railways forming the nucleus of the Southern railway and served as vice-president.

New York Associated Press Jona McAnerney St. Patrick’s Cathedral Providence R. 1 New Orleans Mic Eilen Moore Marshall Richmond McAverney Nuccleus Southern Railway

Man to be brought from Albany to Westport in non support case

Governor Trumbull signed a requisition for the return from Albany New York of Simeon B. Lanehart wanted by Westport authorities for non support. John Dolan was appointed to bring the man to this state.

Hartford Associated Press Trumbull Albany N. Y Simeon B. Lanehart Westport John 4. Dolan

Guarantor of Credit Ordered to Pay $1 075

New Haven March 22 A Superior court judgment awarded Brown Durell Co Boston against Jeremiah A Duffy Naugatuck restaurant keeper for 1009 due on a guaranty The court set total at 1075 83 with Judge Ernest Simpson presiding and the decision reported by the Associated Press

Stanley W. Prl Associated Press Financial New York New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Associated Press New Haven Brown-Durell Company of Boston Ernest ©. Simpson Jeremiah A. Duffy Naugatuck

Extension of Credit Suit Involving Madden Store Fire Loss

The case concerns an extension of credit to William J. Madden of Naugatuck. Madden's store burned in January 1926 while he owed the plaintiff 84,500 for dry goods. Attorneys Charles G. Hamilton and John M. Sweeney appeared for the plaintiff, Claremont I. Tolles for the defendant.

William J. Maatden Naugatuck Madden Charles 8. Hamilton John M. Sweeney Claremont I. Tolles

Fire Threats Windsor Business Section in Pogno hock

Fire damaged a Windsor area house at the Kernan block rear caused by faulty wiring. Anthony Gorak owned the structure. August Strogoss resided there. Firemen confined the blaze after laying 2,500 feet of hose, with estimated loss about $5,000, partly insured.

Windsor Marth Associated Press Pogno Hock Anthony Gorak Kernan August Strogoss

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