Jury Gets Statement Of Killing In New Haven Trial
Olympia Macri on trial for first degree murder heard her post shooting statement to Coroner Ed Mix. Witnesses recalled testified on the confession as jury preps to hear further testimony with Judge Avery warning counsel against delaying the case.
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Olympia Macri
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Amy
Maldred Legge
Mix
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Christopher L Avery
Miss Mack
Connect
Colirmic
Acorte Roltsky
Witasiol Dudge Avery
Maters Koletsky
Wiss Mack
Dawes Plan Backbone for France Debt Payment Effort
Paris reports the Dawes plan as the core for France debt service and financial restoration. Finance officials, including Caillany, tout its projection of funding from the inter-divided fund to sustain payments and stabilize the economy amid postwar measures and potential new loans.
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Dawes
France
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Depules
M Caillany
Smoriwaioen Fund
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Soerner
Lara
Wwe
Exner
Gary Bendy
Tara
von Hardenburg
German Republic
Thieves Steal $30 By Boarding House Ruse
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Bee Aueves
Ron Poe
Hindenburg Sworn In as German President in 1919
Berlin May 12 field marshal Paul von Hindenburg was sworn as president of Germany after being elected April 26. In a ceremonial oath before the Reichstag Loebe administered the oath with 46 Communists absent. Hindenburg praised the republican constitution and emphasized the sovereign will of the people.
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Associated Press
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Hns
Germany
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Reichstag
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von Kindenburg
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Loabe
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Bryan Will Aid Prosecution in Evolution Case
A fragmentary clip notes Bryan will assist in prosecuting an evolution case. The text references individuals such as Walhem Jennings and Shoals, with unclear dates and locations, suggesting a legal confrontation or hearing in posterity.
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Evolution
Bill to Eliminate Stream Pollution Passed by House
A House vote backed an anti pollution bill aimed at cleaning state waters. Debates centered on cost to manufacturers and implementation efforts, with lawmakers from Branford Portland and Glaston weighing the bill’s impact and potential protections.
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Aven F Branford
M. Branafield
Portland
Toorleraer
Steins
Lalcott Ofernon
Glaston
Onpoe Giten
United States Ready to Publish Armament Statistics
In a wartime style report from Geneva dated May 12, the U S delegation announced willingness to join a convention requiring all producing states to publish statistics on armaments. The move follows a 13 13 vote in the military committee excluding armored trains and tanks from international control, while flame throwers were debated.
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Mlitary Committee
League of Nations
Hungary
United States
Theodore E Burton
Cabinet backs Briand plan for security pact with Germany
The French cabinet unanimously approves Briand's security pact plan outlining German disarmament and an evacuation timetable within months. Britain and France seek guarantees and a Franco German agreement under a center European security framework.
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Kidnaping Boy Bandits Sent To Reformatory
Three youths from Hartford and Westport were sentenced in Criminal Superior court for holding up a Hartford gasoline station manager and kidnapping a man on Westport Street. Gerard and Tozzoli received six year terms, Shakis faces an indeterminate sentence. They admitted stealing cars, traveling to Bridgeport, and using a revolver in the robberies, a factor under the 1923 law.
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Atreet
Phillip Gerard
Anthony Lomzoli
Olhoof Hartford
Stank Ukig
Westport
Lerwin Dickengon
Criminal Superior Court
Shakis
Gerard
Tozzoll
Hartford
Bridgeport
Biale
William H Comley
Amy Lowell Dies After Sudden Paralytic Stroke
Amy Lowell poet and sister of President Lowell dies at 51 after a sudden paralytic stroke at her Brookline home. Born in Brookline educated at private schools she earned a Harvard A.B. in 1920 Phi Beta Kappa and taught at Yale Brown and the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Her free verse and translations drew wide attention with works like The Dome of Vanly Colored Close and Pictures of the Floating Word and she belonged to the New England Poetry Club and the Poetry Society of America.
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Maas
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Amy Lowell
Lawrence Lowaioes
Harvard University
Theodore Lastman
Charles Allen Porter
Lowell
Miss Lowell
Europe
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Miss Towell
Bayor University
Tufts College
Columbia University
Yale
Brown
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
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Cangrandes Castle
Misa Lowell
New England Poetry Club
The
Poetry Society of America
Frizzell Seeks Norwalk Firemen Increase From Council
Mi gle Spe and Fire Commissioner John Ro Putezel asked the Norwalk City Council for 112,927.01 to buy three 160 gallon pumps at 1,000 each, one mobile for Chief Regairdia at 1,240, and to hire 12 new firefighters. A separate ordinance proposed a pedlar fee, with details unclear, to be discussed at the next council meeting in May.
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Migle
John Ro Putezel
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Counsil
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le Nest
Council
Coe Y Fuch
Court orders exhumation of babies’ bodies in New York case
A New York court orders exhumation of two infant victims from the Eighty-Sixth Street baby farm run by Mrs Helen Geisen Volk. Prosecutor Ryan aims to gather evidence for possible homicide charges and to indict Geisen Volk. Witnesses describe abuse and irregular burial practices involving multiple undertakers and hospitals.
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Helen Augustine Gelsen Volk
Ryan
Agnes Toohey
Wiliam Winters
Geisen- Volk
Red Cross
Toohey
Margaret Johey
Geisenolk
Jacob Hirrich
Gelden- Volk
Michael’s
Mrareigen-Volk
Park Avenue
Park Board Grants Use of Sea Side Park for Religion Services
The Park Commissioners voted to permit religious services by the Bible Class of nearly 1000 members at Sea Side Park on Sunday June 14. The decision follows pressure from religious groups and allows open air services in Beardsley and Sea Side works in the future.
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Bonded Grievances Overshadow Bridgeport Teachers Farewell
Superintendent Cortright bids farewell to the Bridgeport Teachers Association at a banquet, warning against factionalism and urging high morale for public education. Everett Quought departs to New York University as Cortright’s pledge to guide future teachers is praised by Miss Margaret Kleis and others.
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Bill Returns After Changes in Hartford Debate
In Hartford on May 12 the House debated suspending rules to move a tax bill, the "ripper" measure. Opponents including Bridgeport officials doubted the two thirds vote. Speaker Elbert L. Darbie announced the altered bill would be filed and sent to the rules committee for a three day review.
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Sage's Grandson Slocum Bankrupt Owes Vast Sum
In a bankruptcy hearing before Referee John Keogh, Slocum, grandson of Sage, is reported to have only 26 cents in cash while owing 168,726 dollars. Proprietor Lewis Nixon, noted as a town founder and wealthy manufacturer, testified about selling 80 worth of celloid to Slocum without compensation, amid broader questions about assets and debts in Albany County court.
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Muituniionane
Stamford
John Keogh
Lewis Nixon
Manufartmier Natanil
Fording
Fizure
Ratie Swarty
Nixon
Rew
Slocum
Avla County
Insurgent Organization Faces Fork in Legislature
Telegram Staff Reporter notes insurgent group in a southern state fights for survival as key bills fail in both Senate and House. State Central committee meets with Henry Boraba. Party discipline weakens with several committee members and leaders opposing measures. Controversy and suspensions surface as factions strive to influence rulings and the fate of the insurgent effort.
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Guilford Madison Wallingh
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Gilford
Oridus
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