Second Victim Dies in New Britain Car Crash
Miss Lizgabe, a senior at the State Normal School, died at New Britain General Hospital from injuries suffered April 26 when an automobile driven by C. Humphress of Cantor struck her and her mother. The mother had died at the scene. Schwer had not recovered consciousness since the accident.
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Girl jailed on charge involving probation breach
Mrs Jose Aneglu faces a four month sentence after pleading guilty in Cite court to a probation breach connected to a garage break in at Main Street. Merwin fomer and another suspect were released on bonds. both await arraignment in the Superior Court as probation terms remain contested.
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Johnson Granted Full Authority Over City Fire Dept
The board met Saturday to settle a dispute among Chief Johnson, Cleck Hines, and three other officials. Johnson received sole authority over vacation dates, emergency repairs, and apparatus disposal, with May 13 set and June 1 start for vacations, amid efforts to repair rifts between Johnson and Hines and avert a broader split within the department.
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Hines
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McCathon
Latin American Revolutions Decline Says League Conference
A League of Nations conference heard that revolutions are infrequent in Latin nations. A diplomat argued that despite political uncertainty, Latin America has recently achieved relative stability and calm, with observers noting a shift away from armed conflict in the region.
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Water firm gains rate increase approval from board
The commission grants a water company request to raise rates to secure annual gross revenue around 29000 dollars, with projected adjustments yielding about 12000 dollars in net proceeds. The board allows a modest increase intended to support ongoing operations.
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No Warrant Needed If Liquor Found In Car
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled there is no warrant needed if liquor is found in a car as proof of a reasonable search. The opinion sustained the conviction of Louis Umgerleide and Albert Duprie for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law, with sentences imposed in Wheeling District Court, West Virginia.
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New Aerial Detection Devices Ordered by U S Government
Rush orders from the War Department to Frankfort Arsenal authorize a new line of eight flying detection devices named Caponeutral Horn. Tests occur at New York State sites and also in San Francisco Honolulu and the Panama Canal Zone. Experiments aim to assess anti aircraft gun effectiveness at extended ranges.
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Farm foreman slain. laborer charged in Lexington case
In Concord on May 1, Charles Jacobs was charged with murder in the slaying of farm foreman Andrew Sizumigaschi. The body was found in a woody area near town after three bullets hit the head and blows from a heavy club crushed the skull. Jacobs, a farm hand, was arraigned and held for hearing on May 20. He formerly worked at Ballard farm in Lexington, where Sizumigaschi was foreman. He had been seen running near the scene and reportedly had borrowed money from the victim earlier.
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Discharged Officers and Crew From First Palestine Voyage
Four officers and eight crew members were discharged from the first voyage to Palestine aboard the ship under Captain Breen. The replacement crew sailed on the second voyage, amid allegations of misappropriation and internal conflict. Breen was later rear admiral and faced charges related to the alleged misappropriation of funds.
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Aliens Blamed for Most Hub Crime in Boston May
Report claims a high share of crimes in the hub are linked to aliens and nonresidents. Police say 72488 people were processed today amid flag law violations and other offenses. The piece notes several murders and robberies tied to aliens, with residents facing scrutiny and social restrictions amid the context.
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Bullard stock offering cap 33400 shares on market
Interest grows as 33400 shares of Bullard Machine Tool Company common stock are offered this week. Shields and Company of New York with McEldownie and Company head selling group include Connecticut divestment houses. The dividend is 4 percent annual, par value 41, and book value $24 per share. This marks a rare opportunity for strong industrial finance investors to acquire the stock.
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Move to restrain nurses charging exorbitant fees
Syracuse May 11 resolving to curb nurses forming a union to charge $1 per visit. The New York State Medical Society House of Delegates condemns the plan as fraud and a direct challenge to nurses. They warn such rates would place nursing beyond reach of the average sick person. Dr R Vanetten, New York, sees the action as outrageous.
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Accused Slayer Attends Church in Jail Chapel
Olympia Mae appears in jail chapel during third court week as coroner prepared to hear key confession details. Defense questioned handling of confession as trial progressed while witnesses and clergy observed proceedings at Olympia jail chapel service.
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Beverly Woman Granted Divorce On Cruelty Ground
Beverly woman was granted a divorce on the grounds of cruelty. The decree cites acts of mistreatment and misconduct by the defendant, with the court noting a pattern of harsh and abusive behavior that justified the dissolution of the marriage.
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Gloriously Clear Teeth Offer Promises Modern Whitening
A garbled marketing piece touts dazzling teeth through new methods claiming faster results than old dental cleaning. It overflows with dubious claims about science, "Acradually," and various questionable techniques, urging readers to pursue quick whitening.
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