Fuller denies action to recruit Hughes in Sacco Vanzetti case
Boston May 13 AP Fuller denies reports he planned to recruit Charles Hughes of New York to head a commission reviewing evidence in the Sacco Vanzetti murder trial. He said he would not seek Hughes or discuss any clemency review with him, despite petitions.
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Heavy winds fail to halt De Pinedo in world flight
A chaotic sequence of wind and weather disruptions marred De Pinedo's aviation journey from Chicago to the Atlantic. Crowds gathered, officials and reporters tracked the event, and the air was filled with updates on flight progress, delays, and forecast winds as the expedition pressed on amid uncertain conditions.
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DE Pinedo
Poore Named to New Haven Road Post
A Poore appointment to a New Haven road post is noted with references to regional development, industrial growth, and job opportunities. The report mentions city leaders, federal support, and commitments to community advancement and infrastructure in the New Haven area.
Torrington Man Dies After Automobile Hit
Torrington May 15 AP reports a local man identified as James Zy survived initial injuries after a car collision and died at Hadlette Hungerford Hospital. Authorities say ambulance treated him for crash trauma before transfer. witnesses describe a sudden impact on a city street.
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Torrington
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Mhadette Tungerford Hospital
Ted Minj
Fragmented Bridge Notation From May 16 Slip
A garbled OCR like entry references a declarer and contract with misread words. It mentions May 16 and a player named Duamy, with unclear actions and a closed hand. The readable facts point to a contract play notation fragment from a bridge item in a historical paper.
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Auction Bridge by Micton C Work
A weekly bridge puzzle invites readers to bid a new deal and choose the first trick. Each day a deal is presented from dummy, with guidance to plan the cam baton and not rely on exposed cards. Readers submit slips, compare results next day, and aim to score by correct answers.
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Dimmy
Police Get Clue To Child Killer In Bronx Incident
NY AP reports May 15 tour women described a short stocky man with swarthy skin as the suspect in the murder of 12 year old Yetta Abramontt on a Bronx roof. They saw him on the third floor, he spoke broken English, and fled after attacking her, leaving a grisly scene with fractured ribs and threats. The killer reportedly left her home on an errand for her mother and was found on the apartment roof before midnight.
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New York
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Seth
Stratford Corps Grabs Second Prize in New Haven Drum Corps Show
In New Haven the Stratford Corps won second prize as twenty four corps performed on ILinen Green during the New England Drums and Drums Muster. Hartford school council claimed top honors in the bagle parade, with strong showings from New Haven and Naugatuck schools. Individual awards went to Harold Prior and Mildred Tierney among others, with Stratford earning second place in cymbals and drummers.
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Hartford Thah School Council
Warold Prior
Hondira Letseh
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Joha Kistrom
Stratford
Naugatuck
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New Haven
More Than Half YMCA Building Fund Is Pledged
Bridgeport campaign workers report YMCA building fund pledges totaling 324,724, a little over half of the estimated 500,000 cost. The drive ends tomorrow night as officials announce efforts to boost subscriptions. Local businessmen and teams list sizable subs, with several donors contributing large amounts toward the campaign.
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Camyntiugn
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Mames
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Jennings
K. Boagh
Eintyre
Brandegee Heir Would Block Sale
A contest over the will of the late Star Frank Brand of Connecticut emerges near Washington as the Brandegee heir seeks to thwart a sale of land once owned by the senator. Mosey G native of the late senator appealed to Treek ville court to set aside the sale. General Zalimsk claims about 140000 dollars were offered for acres of the property. The land had been privately held before a public sale plan.
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Washington
Frank Brand
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Oakville
Mentomery County
Maryland
Mosey G
Treekville
Zalimsk
Clain
Malinski
Rocheste
N.Y
Renates Byean
Vaudeville Actor Held by Police in Boston Inquiry
Theodore Murphy vaudeville actor, listed as New York resident, detained by New Britain police to await Boston authorities over a past marriage charge. He claimed to have traveled for vaudeville engagements and said he married at least once. Boston police recognized him from prior engagements and took him into custody. For Elmer A. Johnsen, a Pennsy railroad mechanical engineer, died of pneumonia after a long career on major line projects.
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Theodore Murphy
New York City
Posies
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New Htsen
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New Thien
Palice
Boston Court
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Boston Police
Yori
Elmir A. Johnsen
Suniusun
Pennsylvania Railroad
Binmels
What Price Glory at Cameo Theatre review
A wartime photoplay at the Cameo presents a vivid realism of army life. Two veteran Marines and a Gavin girl drive a tale from the Far East to the Front in France amid love and conflict. Strong performances by Ceninin Wlage Victor McLagten and others fuel a potent antiwar message.
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Cameo
Laurance
Maxinel Anderson
Iddl
William Fox
Kevil Walsh
Price
Usurt
Ceninin Wlage
Victor McLagten
Quirt
Dmunick Lowe
Charmaine
Dolores Vel
Toy
Shange Hal Mabel
Nis
Jack Mulhally Film at Polps Vaudeville
See You In Jail First National photoplay now at Poli ts Vaudeville Theatre features Fack Mathiall ada son of Bridgeport supporting the actor from the Scuti and Alice Day and Mack Swain. The comedy with a spring of thrills includes Country Store prizes and extra attractions tonight. The double headline vaudeville bill today adds Charlie Abbott Eddie Tislind with song dance and comedy. Frank Whitman violinist and Botty Miller Company lead a ranch life piece. Cured in the Excitement is a Mack Sennett comedy and Pathe news reel shows trans Atlantic flyer preparations.
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Fack Mathiall
Adathe
Bridgeport
Alice Day
Mack Swain
Ingby
Ars
Charlie Abbott
Eddie Tislind
Flo Perry
The
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Russell Small
Attra Rc Etion
Lois Moran in Palace Photoplay at Palace Theatre
Lois Moran headlines The Whirlwind of Youth at the Palace in a drama with Vera Vernette and Donald Keith among others. A vaudeville bill features Tlurry Fox with Beatrice Curtis and six dancers, plus Eddie Clayton and Frank Lennie in A Sun Flac in London and other acts in a varied program.
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Marie Aueen
Palace
Vera Verentna
Donatd Keith
Alyce Mills
Larry Kent
Gareth Hughes
Charles Lane
Atery
Iren
Tlurry’ Fox
Beatrice Curtis
Nationae Guard Night at Majestic Tonight
Tonight the 42nd Regiment of the National Guard visits the Majestic Theatre to see a new comedy Suir al Dawn and the film The Big Parade with Georgi Kk Arthur. The 24th East Artillery Band provides a concert at 8 o clock. Bridgeport Musicians Union books the event. Major Lafayette Evats leads a parade from the Armory through downtown to the theatre. Marceline Day stars alongside Louise Edgartine in a romance plot with Karl as a boastful sergeant. Other films include Jewish Providence and The Collégian.
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Majestic Theatre
Suir al Dawn
Georgi Kk
Arthur
East Artillery
Bridgeport Musicians' Union
Lafayette
Evats
Citizens Military
Bucksrooms
Heatt
Tne
Marceline Day
Cearge
Marces
Karl
Japan Concerned Over Its Social Situation
Officials of the Japanese government report rising social strain as capital and labor tensions grow and landlord and tenant disputes intensify. A religious survey shows 8,600,009 adherents to Shinto and 7,070,000 Christians, with 214,000 adherents to another faith. The report, prepared for a May 26 assembly, notes morality eroding as new systems take shape.
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CAP
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Xeane Assembly
Frenne
Japan
Buffalo lawyers seek impartial Sacco-Vanzetti committee
A group of Buffalo attorneys led by former county judge George Irda sent a petition to Governor Alvan Touffer requesting appointment of an impartial committee to review the Sacco-Vanzetti case. The effort aims to obtain fair reconsideration of the controversial execution.
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George Irda
Alvan Tofuller
Miasae Uaeels
Building Program Needs Foresight Says Wynkoop
Wynkoop, business manager of the nation al association and editor Frank Bruce cited a need for foresight in school building as crowded rooms and aging facilities strain systems. He warned that over building today will reduce future options and stressed careful surveys, budgets, and planning for 10 years ahead.
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Nattetool Busines
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Wantwep
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Hunter High School
Hridgeport
Boards of Education
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ATS
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Tuesa
Denver
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Frank Bruce
American School Board Journal
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Pudgeport
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Lisiness
Danbury Raid Cases Continue In City Court
The cases of Mrs Aden Uarimer and her husband of Taft Trimmngls onteent Danbuss were continued in city court until next Saturday at the request of Judge Martin Vs Cunningham. Both defendants are charged with violation of the liquor laws and are free on $1000 bonds. Investigators from the police department pursued ties at the home L.
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Aden Uarimer
Taft
Danbuss
Uky
Hernenin
Judee Martin
Cunningham
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Tinnener
New Danbury Factory to Make Straw Braid
Danbury’s Sperial The Trotu-Cellulose Co. filed articles of incorporation to build a Danbury factory for artificial straw braid from paper pulp. Incorporators include Be OC, Charles Gould, Benjamin Freedman, and Charles Kaucher of Bridgeport. The product aims to supply hats for men and women, following a German invention.
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