Grand Jury Acts Quickly in Case of Police Killer
A Middlesex County grand jury in Cambridge indicted Carmine La Priore for first degree murder and assault with intent to murder in the shooting of Patrolman William Staples and Inspector John J. Lonergan. Lonergan died from wounds. Staples died in the ensuing gunfight. Authorities sought to determine if La Priore purchased the revolver legally. La Priore surrendered after a police standoff in a Boston area home.
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Everett Mase
Carmine
John J. Lonergan
Mitten Cowit
Patrolmim Wikiam
Sesson
Cambridge
la Priore
Trospital
Lonergan
Arthur K Readig
Staples
John A Brock
la Priere
Acd
Mis T KR. Bennett
Tiz helps feet end pain after long days
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Tiz
Piz
Amy Drug
Central High Notes: The Key not to be published next year
Mass Marjory Grant announces no new edition of The Key official school handbook when school reopens in September due to surplus copies. The next edition is planned for September 1927. The Roys Student League held its first business meeting with Principal Moore emphasizing elected officers and league cooperation.
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Mass Marjory Grant
Iris
Roys
Moore
Frank McKee
Mooore
McKee
League
Boys’ Student League
Athletic Association
Gils Sports Club
Girla Sporta
Sfnfior
Clarence Barber
Younger bishop urged by Brewster for Connecticut diocese
Hartford May 6 AP The progress of the diocese demands leadership of a younger bishop says Right Rev Chauncey B Brewster bishop of Connecticut In a letter to clergy and laity he notes the election of a bishop coadjutor will dominate the diocesan convention May 17 18 in Hartford Four candidates with prior support are named and other familiar names are heard The bishop stresses he wishes to retire but retain housing and a 1000 stipend and urges prayer for guidance to avoid error.
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Hartford
Chauncey BL. Brewaster
Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut
E. Campion Acheson
Middletown
Samulel Drury
St Paul’s School
F H Sin
Kent School
John N Lewis
St. John's Church
Waterbury
Howard Robbins
St John the Divine
New York
Henry Knox Sherrill
Trinity Church
Boston
Phillips Brooks
Bishops House
Christchurch Cathedral
Chauncey B
Brewaouik
Believe burglar caused blaze in Stamford home
A burglar is blamed for a fire at 5 a.m. at Edward Dyer’s home at 28 Hill Street. Mrs Dyer discovered a burning couch and called the fire department. Damage is estimated at $50 and $15 in cash was reported stolen. Family investigation suggests intruder entered overnight and may have dropped a cigarette or match on the couch.
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Stamford
Edward Dyer
Hill Street
Dyer
Clubs Welcome Tulsa Chamber Members on Cham ber Breakfast
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs invited to join the Chamber of Commerce in welcoming Tulsa Chamber members for a breakfast at Stratfield Monday at 8 am. Tulsa men travel by special train visiting 24 cities, with New York arrival Saturday and Boston New Haven and Bridgeport among New England stops.
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Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Tulsa
Oklo
Stratfield
Tulsa Sunda
New York
Ciites
Boston
New Haven
Thidgeport
New England
Man badly cut when auto overturns on Long Ridge Road
James Clark of 208 Strawberry Hill Avenue was pinned under an overturned car on Long Ridge Road at 2 am. His throat was cut almost from ear to ear by broken windshield glass. Clayton Drew, the driver, lost control and was bruised. Clark was taken to Stamford Hospital by a taxi.
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Stamford
James Clark
Strawberry Hill Avenue
Long Ridge Road
Clark
Clayton
Drew
Mack
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