Medical examiner orders silence in Sutay death case
Inquest reveals Dr. Horatio DeLuca ordered official silence after the Sutay boy died from a lung hemorrhage following a tooth extraction at the city welfare clinic. Coroner praises action while witnesses recount difficulties in obtaining facts and reporters report a wall of silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio RB. DeLuca
City Dental Clinic
Julius Sutay
Hallett Street
Butay
Nathan Chorney
New Haven
Thoman Majonny
Komey
Josephine Lawton
Etherine Eagan
Catherine Hebb
Carmel Reet
The
Clin
Bertha Sutey
Brookfield Woman Still Missing After Exhaustive Search
After forty eight hours of intensive searching, Brookfield residents and state police officers Walter Boas and Porter Stannard failed to locate Mrs. Charles Pettit age sixty one. She vanished after leaving her son’s Brookfield home late Thursday night to return home across a swamp trail. A corduroy road across the swamp was believed safe. Mrs. Pettit lived with her husband Daniel and daughter and son nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pettit
Alxty
Brookfield
Walter Boas
Porter Stannard
Ridgefield Barracks
State Police
Swamp
Weston Has Another Constable If Needed
Weston authorities consider alternative constables after arrest of Truman Canfield for driving while intoxicated in Norwalk. Julian Demvett, elected constable, was sworn in by town clerk and remains eligible for town police duties. Other Weston residents including Vohan Held Jr are also elected constables. hearings set at Norwalk Town Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Canfield
Weston
Norwalk
Julian Demvett
Weston Toy
Canfield
Vohan Held, Jr
Odds One to Four That Germans Will Reach U S
New York March 30 Odds of one to four that the German flyers will be successful in crossing the Atlantic from east to west in the monoplane Bremen were quoted today by Wall Street firms W L Darnell and company About five thousand dollars have been bet by admirers of the German airmen The big wager was 1000 against 840 Earlier in the week Lloyds in London refused to wager on the endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Bremen
Wall Street
W. L. Darnell and Company
Lloyds
London
Exonerations Highlight Death Case and Local News Mix
A multi item page notes exonerations in a death case, town politics with a mayoral bid, a bridgeport county police school opening, divorce hearings, and school events. Other entries cover a shore road resurfacing plan, an auction of local schools, a missing Brookfield woman, and a sudden death at a Delaware rally. The page rounds out with weather, stock, and sports notes.
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Sunan
Bossy Gillis
Newburyport
Young
Boser
Bridgeport
Stratford High School
Washington
Shore Road
Southport
Westport
Milford
Norwalk
Kiska
Brookfield
Blizzard Sweeps Western States Isolates Towns
A powerful late March blizzard spread across the Middle West isolating towns from Pittsburgh to Des Moines and paralyzing wire communications in Northern Ohio. Lima, Ohio, was heavily hit and briefly cut off, with some reports of a tornado later debunked. A shift to sleet froze lines and delayed trains as Chicago and surrounding areas faced heavy snow then broke into sun and rising temperatures forecast for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Lima
Lima Nova
Pennsylvania
Ranking Admirals Given New Posts
Washington March 30 Admiral W W Pratt will command the battle fleet and Rear Admiral Taylor will head the scouting fleet in Atlantic waters this summer in a navy re alignment described as routine changes due to ending sea duty tours Secretary Wilbur announced L R De Steigeur moves from battle fleet command in the Pacific to commandant of the Third Naval district and New York navy yard filling the Plunkett vacancy Pratt commands battleship divisions while Taylor will relieve Robertson at the 11th naval district and San Diego naval operating base Sulton leaves Annapolis to take command of the battle fleet divisions after serving as superintendent of the Naval Academy
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Washington
Associated Press
W. W. Pratt
Taylor
Wilbur
L. R. de Steigeur
Pacific
Third Naval District
Navy Yard
New York
Plunkett
Pratt
Battle Fleet
A. H. Robertson
San Diego
California
11Th Naval District
Naval Operating Base
Sulton
Annapolia
L. M. Sulton
Klan Official Refuses to Answer Questions at Rhode Island Probe
Providence China? Rhode Island probe hears Frederick T Remington secretary of Roger Williams Klan No 16 refuse to answer most questions. Committee contemplates contempt action if he persists. Some members push for compulsory responses as hearings resume Tuesday and focus on Klans influence on state militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan
Rhode Island
Providence
William 3. Thibodeau
North Smithfield
Remington
Proba
Frank A Camp Dies At 73 Assistant Treasurer Of Silver Company
Frank A Camp seventy three, assistant treasurer of the International Silver company, died at his home here early today. He had been employed by the concern for slightly over sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teriden
Assoriatee Press
Frank A. Camp
International Silver Company
Bossy Gillis Visits City May Seek Mayor's Job Here
Hy Robert N Webb reports Bossy Gillis, an outspoken Newburyport figure, visits the city to seek the mayoral post. He arrives with reception committee, tours the town, stirs crowds, and fronts local officials in a lively, humorous style during engagements at Seaside Park and the Elk club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossy Gillis
Robert N. Webb
Newburyport
Mass
Andrew J. “Bosay
Mike Club
State Street
Elks Reception Committee
Gillis
Thomas Keegan
Joe Huxley
Michael Healy
F. William Behrens
Seaside Park
Noble Avenue
Main Street
Gilis
Elke Club
Divorces Granted in Bridgeport Field Day Hearings
In a Bridgeport Superior Court session twelve decrees of divorce were granted with one petition reserved. Judges Carl Foster and Alfred Baldwin presided, Foster issuing five decrees and Baldwin three, while details showed couples including Clarence Dougal and Charlotte Vath Dougall, who separated after a brief marriage in 1924, and Max Heintz of New York tied to a drunken decline affecting a state job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Carl Foster
Alfred ©. Baldwin
Derby
Bridgeport
Foster
Aldwin
Clarence I. Dougal
Newheven
Charlotte M.vath Dougall
New Haven
Dougall
State Highway Department
Police training school for Fairfield county opens in Bridgeport
Fairfield county leaders approve a county police training school to start next Friday in Bridgeport under Police Inspector Cornelius Cahalane of New York. The six week course will cover court cases traffic enforcement and police duties with experts from Connecticut New York and New England guiding new and prospective officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Fairfield
Westport
Shelton
Darien
New Canaan
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Corneliua Cahalane
New York City
Park City
Wheeler
Keeler
Fairfield County
Connecticut
New York
New England
Fast Trains Crash Near Gal d-well Kills, Injures Dozens
At Lima on March 30 a Liberty Pennsylvania Railroad flyer collided with the Broadway Limited four miles north of the city, injuring over 40 on both trains. The Liberty engine derailed and the club car, parlor car, and others were crushed. workers treated victims on site and in nearby hospitals as wires and signals were damaged by a night storm. In Washington, the Senate confirmed Orestes H. Caldwell to the Federal Radio Commission by a one vote margin, along with three other appointees, to serve a one year term before a board of review assumes broader duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Associated Press
Liberty, Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway Limited
Henry Strascer
Engin
Page
Twestyrsever
Washington
Senate
Orestes H. Caldwell
New York
Federal Radio Commission
Sam Pickard
Kansas
Man Struck by Stone in Street Fight Dies
Boston report states Jol Dahlen of Brighton died after a street fight in the Demon District. Police say a rock was used as a weapon. Dahlen’s son in law William Daley and other relatives were taken as witnesses while several suspects fled.
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Boston
Jol Dahlen
Brighton
Dameiia Plain
Wahlen
William Daley
Don Naghek
Britton
Arev
Naglen Daley
Trader Horn Begins Return to Europe Today
Trader Horn, famed author of popular travel writings, visited Westport last night as dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gheeree H. Wright. He announced a new Africa experiences book and said William McFee will write the introduction. Horn leaves for Europe today and hopes to return to Westport longer on his next visit.
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Trader Horn
Westport
Gheeree HH. Wright
Bu'sts
Cross Highway
Africa
William McFee
Ishor
Europe
Connecticut
Fall Grows Weak During Teapot Dome Oil Lease Hearing
Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior was too weakened to continue a deposition in the Sinclair conspiracy trial over the Teapot Dome oil lease. Doctors urge relocation to lower altitude in California to aid his health as cross examination proceeds. Fall’s testimony alleges Zevely represented Sinclair in negotiations, with the lease signed April 7 1923.
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EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
Albert B. Fall
Harry P. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Fall
California
Atlee Pomerene
Sinclair
Daniel Thew Wright
Wright
J. W. Zevely
Inclair
Zevely
Washington
Lomski Beats Sekyra For Shot At Loughran Title
Leo Lomski defeated Joe Sekyra in a ten round New York bout, using a steady right hand to the body to counter Sekyra’s open style. The Aberdeen Washington fighter dominated inside, punishing Sekyra with body blows and head shots, leaving a crimson mark on his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
New York
Materi Clated
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Leo Lomski
Tommy Loughran
Sekura
Aberdeen
Washington
Loughran
Hght
Sekyra
Himn
Stuma
Senator Willis Dies at Political Rally in Delaware Ohio
Senator Frank B. Willis, candidate for two Republican presidential nominations, dies of cerebral hemorrhage on stage at Gray's Chapel in Delaware Ohio during a large homecoming rally. Crowd panics as news spreads. five physicians attend, confirming death around 9:09 p.m. with his wife called to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Willis
Delaware
Ohio
Willis
Hoover
Buckner
Yale Law Journal
Ohto
New York
Associated Press
United States
Gray's Chapel
Dele
Senator Willis
Charles A. Jones
Mr. Jones
Jones
Allgg
Willy
Dntrance
J. T. McCarthy
Floyd V. Miller
AC Callander
W. ©. Benner
R Harlier
Germans Put Off Atlantic Flight Until Next Week
In Baldonnel, March 30, adverse weather in Ireland and the Atlantic forced Baron Von Huenefeld to postpone his Berlin to Mitchell Field flight. Thunkers Bremen, with full fuel and load, was rolled back to the hangar as free state troops shield the plane. The pilots doubt starting before Monday as troops dig trenches for shelter against wind, rain, and cold.
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Baldonnel
Ireland
Atlantic
Baron von Huenefeld
Berlin
Mitchell Field
S. 1
Bremen
Issery Field
Free State
Baldonnes Field
Baron Huenefeld
Stinson Halde man set new world endurance record
Jacksonville Beach Fla March 30 Ed ward Stinson and George Haldeman set a world airplane endurance record of 53 hours 36 minutes 30 seconds in the Gunstion Controller monoplane. They surpassed the 32 hours 22 minutes 31 seconds by Ristice and Verelits achieved in the Junkers Europa. The flight began 7:37 40 Wednesday. they landed at 1 40 10 PM EST with five gallons of fuel remaining from 580 gallons.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla
America
Germany
Edward Stinson
George Haldeman
Johann Ristice
Verelits Edzard
Genny
Junkers
Europa
Alandard
Indictment of Mayor and Dry Agents in Rum Syndicate
Chicago March 30. Twenty two persons including a suburban mayor a former prohibition chief and six dry agents are named in ten indictments by a federal grand jury on charges of violation of the prohibition law bribery extortion and related offenses. Other figures include Joseph F Burke Henry Jones Horace Lyle and saloon keeper “Sat” Kelly with further names in two groups tied to bribe schemes and theft of evidence. The indictments follow months of federal investigation.
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Chicago
Associated Presa
Prohibition
Asy
Situs A. Hofia
Chane. Thompson
Speculvule
Sitness
Herbert T. Rees
Imporior
Prohibition Department
Thompson
Kuburd
Joseph F. Burke
Amatomey
William Jones
Horace Lyle
Kelly
Fecerel
Jones
Lyle
Kelly's
Halbert le Rees
Prohipition
G. EB. Slayter
Uebribe
Louis
Stoevig
Jean Miller
Abram G. Shay
Muggicte
Harry Smith
McFlroy
Jacob Maas
Edward F. Daugherty
Willis Death Ends Political Battles
Washington March 30 By cs Press The death of Senator Willis ends a dramatic Republican primary battle in Ohio. Willis and Herbert Hercre faced off in a fight to file expressions and primary bids. The death may force Ohio leaders to decide whether to remove Willis from the ticket or let the delegation go by default or continue the contest in Willis name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maren
Cs. Press
Price of Milk Drops to Dealers in Boston
Boston March 30. A reduction of one cent per quart in the price of milk delivered to dealers in Boston was announced by the sales committee of the Midland Producers' association. The new price takes effect April 1 and will continue while supply remains higher than demand, with a return to previous levels not expected soon.
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Boston
Ealers
Bigland Producers’ Association
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Sutry
Dr. DeLuca
Welfare Department
Lad
Son
U.S
STATE
Shalts
Canada
Mansolini
Pasclet
Whitman
Memonia Club
Giants
Jack Delaney
Jack Sheyta
Garden
Lake Region
Cleveland
Cont
Nurton
Naval Academy
Meniner
Leopold L. Maynard
Morling Lane
Ren
Sassy
Max H. Heintz
Edythe Wright Tutue Heintz
Stamford
Police School OF County
Cornelius Cahalane
T. J. Pardy
Stephen F. Boucher
Charles A. Wheeler
Anson F. Keeler
Danbury
Galdwell
Liberty Limited
Dill
Way Limited
Gaie
Commissa
Eugene OQ
Bykes
Commerce Department
Lomski
N. Y
Willis Stricken
Patiis
Halk
Stinson
Haldeman
Bosti
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