Kellogg to be advanced as justice in Connecticut
Hartford May 13 special to the Telegram reports Judge John P. Kellogg of Waterbury is expected to fill the vacancy on the Connecticut Supreme Court, replacing the late Justice Lucien F. Burpee. Governor Templeton delays action to avoid embarrassment, while Chief Justice Wheeler can summon Superior Court judges to sit with the court if needed.
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Hartford
Supreme Court
John P. Kellogg
Waterbury
Lucien F. Burpee
Charles A. Templeton
Virginia
Wheeler
George W. Wheeler
Templetons
Sill
Frederick M. Peasky
Policeman Arrests After Circus Radio Theft Case
Virgil Knierim, 24, a circus worker from Oregon, stole a $150 radio from Gene Poltips store on March 30. A police sergeant, testing the buyer, led to Knierim’s arrest as investigators traced the attempt to sell the item. Knierim asked for clemency to return to Newark to join his wife and infant. Judge Marvin deferred sentence pending inquiries into the prisoner’s wife.
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Virgil Knierim
Electian
Oregon
Gene Poltips
Khnerim
Marvin
Aix
Fillow
Radio Peta
Kalerim
Schwab Family Patriarch John A. Schwab Dies in Loreto Penn
John A. Schwab, manufacturer, banker and father of Charles M. Schwab, died at his Loreto home at 1:16 a.m. after months of ill health. Born in 1849, he started in woolen manufacturing and later moved to banking. He and Mrs. Schwab observed their 63rd wedding anniversary on April 25.
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Ldoretto
John A. Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Charles E Prior Jr Named Successor to O'Brien
Charles Edward Prion Jr secretary treasurer of Security Trust Company Hartford is elected treasurer of North End Bank and Trust Company succeeding Harris J O'Brien who resigned for ill health. Prior to assume the position immediately while Fred W Hall returns to First National Bank. Directors voted unanimously.
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Charles Edward Prion Jr
Security Trust Company
Hartford
North End Bank and Trust Company
Harris J. O'Brien
Prior
Fred W. Hall
First National Bank
North End Bank
Mr Prior
Hart
North End Bank and Trust
Paid Moral Debt to Son Upends 23 Year Marriage
Frank J. Abercrombie testified in Superior Court that a lifelong sense of moral duty to their son, a Columbia University student, kept him and his wife living together for 23 years. The couple, married in 1897 in New York, separated in 1929 after his wife deserted him. Abercrombie was granted a decree on desertion.
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Columbia University
Mire
Frank J. Abercrombie
Abercrombie
John W. Banks
Io Stratford
Bridgeport Sign and Awning Company
Nichola
New York City
Abercrombies
Stratford
Barnum Avenue
Jomes
Banks
Kelley Not Patient Of Hospital Here
Stamford dispatch reports Kelley never was a patient at Bridgeport Hospital or any Bridgeport facility. A rubber tubing fragment was removed from his back, allegedly implanted eight months ago by a Bridgeport doctor as a drainage probe. He did not name the doctor and later sought Stamford medical help for back pain.
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Stamford
Kelley
Bridgeport
Welly
Palnary
Miss Kiely to Head City Normal School in Bridgeport
Miss Kiely, dean at Bridgeport High School, is slated to be named principal of the City Normal School when reestablished under state supervision. She has impressed the board with administrative skill and teaching ability during her tenure as supervisor and English teacher.
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Margaret ¥. Kiely
Bridgeport
South End
Miss Kiely
Board of Education
Mies Kiely
Bridgeport High School
City Normal School
JcKinsey School
Blabimar
Columbia University
Yale University
Lyon Terrace
Preacher Helps Man Avoid Jail In Worthless Check Case
Irving F. Anthony of Stamford appeared before Judge Marvin in Criminal Superior Court on charges of passing a $248 worthless check. A one year jail sentence was suspended and he was paroled after influence from Rev. B A Lewis of Greenwich. Anthony, who acted under false pretenses, will work at a Stamford sanatorium while pursuing restoration. Dr. Lewis and other prominent Stamford figures urged leniency, and the judge commended the minister for aiding Anthony’s reform.
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Slate
Homer
Cummings
Irving TF. Anthony
Stamford
Marvin
Criminal Superior Court
B.A. Lewis
Universalist Church
Greenwich
Anthony
Onre
Tr. Lewis
Sridgeport
Walla
Orange
Hatterin
Mies Margaret V. Kiely
Iity Normal School
I PoMceman
Circus Eny
Schwartz
Bnit
Min
Moses
Gaeober
Mayer
New Haven
Jal Ro Bethel
Veterans’ Memorial
John P. Kellogg
Wickely
Willimantic Hay
Litchfield
J. H W. Brown
2Utany Woolen Mills
Worcester
Mase
Redding
Little Theatre League
Stephen Sanford
New Canaan Farm
Fairfield County Ministera Association
Wilton
Norwalk
Easton
Fairfield
Lang Hill
State Police
Boston Post Road
Westport
Wheeler Committee to Close Testimony in Wheeler Inquiry
The Senate committee probing the indictment of Montana Democrat Banatoy Wheeler votes unanimously to end the inquiry without calling further witnesses. The panel, in Washington, plans to conclude testimony after today’s session.
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Wheeler
Washington
Benate
Montata
Banatoy Wheeler
Denacrat
President Coolidge Visits Circus Under Big Top
President Calvin Coolidge spent more than two hours at a Washington circus, leaving White House affairs behind. He watched performances in five rings, ignored his official duties, and joined Mrs. Coolidge in the audience as a family of circuses fans.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
White House
Mrs Harris Arrested for Forging Husband Name
New York on May 13 Mrs Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris wife of bank official was arrested charged with forging her husband s name to a letter offered as evidence in an annulment suit. The forged letter allegedly referred to his guilt and was read into the Supreme Court record before the arrest.
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New York
Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris
Everly PD
Harris
Natonal City Bank
Supreme Court
Myra Harris
Elizabeth Long
Beverly
Fire at New Haven County Jail Triggers Large Police Response
May 13 New Haven police reserve units and jail guards mobilized after a workshop fire at the New Haven County Jail on Whalley Avenue. Firemen battled flames for about a half hour while inmates remained secure. The blaze was spotted by a passerby who alerted Jailer Baldwin.
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New Haven
New Haven County
Whalley Avenue
Baldwin
Arda
Doctors Fight Scuffle Over Licenses at Grand Jury Hearing
In Hartrport on May 13, physicians facing license revocations attacked St. Louis reporter Brundidge who helped expose their cases. Brundidge, punched after leaving the grand jury room, was defended by police as Dr. Isidore Yochelman and Dr. Maurice Burstan clashed with him and others in the county building. Detective Howard Wade intervened to restore order during the tense confrontation.
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Hartrport
Harry T. Boundidge
St. Louis
Brundidge
Isidore Yochelman
Maurice Burstan
Bridgeport
Howard Wi
Yochelman
Ynth
Bursta
Hickey
Grand Jury
Vachelman
Missouri
Board of Health
Thought of Mother Sustains Alaska Airmen Story
Special correspondent recalls the Seattle crash in Alaska north of Chignik and a seven day trek to Port Molter. Sergeant Harvey credits thoughts of his mother in Clebur ne Texas for endurance. The narrative continues on Page Nineteen.
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POTED
Cleburne
Texas
Harvey
Filoma
Chignik
Earth
Beaver men and rat men in a nation’s future debate
The text discusses immigration and civilizational struggle between “beaver men” and the “rat men,” claiming the country was founded by beaver men. It previews the first instalment of a timely series on this race and national question, stressing urgent relevance.
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Gabor Olin Davin
Ateri Mayat
America
Ula
City Plans Drive for Back Taxes Result of Probe
A city wide drive to collect back taxes will be launched within weeks. Tax Collector Edward A. Drew and City Attorney Delaney will target delinquents owed over 200 dollars, with State Tax Commissioner Blodgett to review uncollected totals from 1914 to 1922. Uncollected taxes on the grand hall holdings amount to 1,064,493.91, with 964,835.91 in property taxes outstanding.
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Edward A. Drew
All. Dalaney
Drew
Wiliam H. Blodgett
Svuthpoeng
Blodgett
John F. Clampett
Francis Butler
Clampett
Alfred W. Burdick
Senator Moses to Speak at State Chamber Meeting in Le Held
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire has been named to address the State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Le Held May 21 and 22. His topic Taxation promises a thorough discussion of recent prominent matters and reactions to Mellon’s tax plan and the bonus bill. Walter E. Kelly, the Virginia humorist, is to follow with his talk What the World Needs is More Humor.
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George H. Moses
New Hampshire
State Chamber of Commerce
Mellon
Moses
Walter E. Welly
Virginia
Mr. Kelly
Will
Langley Given Two Years In Prison
COVINGTON May Jam Congressman John W Langley of Kentucky was sentenced to two years in prison at the Atlanta penitentiary by Judge AM Cochren after his conviction on conspiracy in a whiskey tax case from 1991. Co defendants Thomas Millon Ipsonurg Philadelphia and others received two years each in the same prison. Carey and Huth pleaded guilty during the trial.
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Covington
May
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Atlanta
Bvneral
AM. F. Cochren
Thomas Millon Ipsonurg
Philadelphia
Saengley
Wiltey Carey
Candon
Olde
AB I. d Huth
Alanes
Ohio
One Thought to Be Boat Wanted In Norwalk Case
In Norwalk and Bridgeport a string of legal notes and local items fill the page as courts hear pleas, arrests, and civil actions. The report mentions a Norwalk case focused on a boat inquiry and notes broader state matters including prison pleas, police activity, and municipal affairs across Fairfield County.
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Norwalk
2000 Cases of Ale and Stout Seized at New London
United States customs agents seized two rum ships off Clinton and at Central Vermont dock New London May 13. The Sabine of New York with Captain Charles Mitchell and a crew of 10 and 2000 cases of McGuinness stout were captured, owner listed as John J. Riley of Brooklyn. The Nettie T, also of New York, carrying 600 cases of liquor, was taken with a prize crew fleeing toward New York. three crew members reportedly from Greenport, La. The Sabine will be arraigned in New London before U.S. Commissioner Matthewson tomorrow, the Nettie T before a U.S. Commissioner in New York. Capture by a 0. S. Customs detail under Deputy Revenue Agent Jeremiah Dillon.
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New London
United States Customs
Sabine
New York
Central Vermont
Nettie T
Clinton
Wilson Point
Norwalk
Charles Mitchel
McGuinness Stout
Bam
John J. Riley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Greenport
New Lo
Matthewson
S. Customs
Jeremiah Dillon
U S Would Buy Cape Cod Canal Under House Bill
Washington May 13 The Government would purchase the Cape Cod Canal for 11 560 000 under a House bill tonight by 149 to The measure moves to the party lines amid a long running controversy in Congress Amendments failed The bill sponsored by Representative Winslow Republican Massachusetts would pay 8 5 million in cash to Boston Cape Cod and New Canal Company owners The Federal Aid would assume a bonded debt of 6 000 000 and carry out a contract negotiated by Weeks with the canal company
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Washington
Senate
Tm Senate
Cape Cod Canal
House Commerce Committee
Congressional
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
House
Roosevelt
BR. M. Griffin
Gee
House Republican
Coolidge
Bursum
New Mexico
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Borah
Wheeler
GENER
Atlantic City
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Minn
New Yark
Jules C. Rabiner
Broadway
Blackwell's Island
Women's National Party
O. WT
Europe
New York
Brooskisn
Robert A. Emerson
Carnival
Li Aentative Winslow
Machusetts
Meree Committee
Boston
Capg Cod
New Fi Canal Company
Weeke
Canel Company
Foley Offered Post to Succeed Murph
Foley was offered the post following a Tammany advisory committee meeting. The committee chose the son of a chief of Tammany as the unanimous candidate to replace the late Murp after his sudden death. Wales will announce his decision tomorrow.
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Kew Prk
Sur Janes
Foley
Tammany
Charles
Canvana
Murp
Wales
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Kellogg
Templeton
Superior Court
Peasley
Electriciayt
C. M. Schwab
Loretto, Penn
Charles E. Prior, JR
Harris L. O’brien
City Institution
Preacher
Man
Martin
Great Britain
South America
North American Newspaper Alliance
F. A. Rudsoph Almundean
Egramg
Saving the Republic
Burdick
Delaney
State Chamber
Langley
Mall of Rare
Borab
Methodist Rinleters
France
Sun Yat Sen
Victorey
Bridgener
Wabe
Ruth Filte T
Homer Bat
New
London
Wilson’s Point
Nimete
U.S
Post
Murph
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