Father Held for Boy Death Waives Immediate Arraignment
FALL RIVER New Jersey May 24 John Schedm Uno a Tuckerton farmer held in connection with the death of his 10 year old son Henry today waived his right to immediate arraignment. Prosecutor Wilfred Hodayne said the accused would probably be taken to court Saturday. The father slept late after his son’s body was found in a pond near Tuckerton and said he was in no hurry and wanted to see a lawyer before court. An inquest into the boy’s death is set for Friday afternoon with the father likely to testify.
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Fall River
N. J
John Schedm
Uno
Tuckerton
Henry
Wilfred Hodayne
Scheem
Get It Baby Corns Ad Promises Comfort and Quick Results
An old advertisement touts Get It as a fast solution for corn removal, claiming easy peeling in one place. It urges refunds if it fails and promotes new shoes for comfort, with a Mir. Chi tape and E. Lawrence & Co. as the sellers.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Mir
Chitape
Free Trial Claim for Ruptures and Surgeries
A vintage advertisement urges readers with ruptures to write for a free trial of a “wonderful stimulating application” claimed to tighten muscles and close the opening without trusses or surgery. It appeals to men and women to act quickly, noting dangers like gangrene and promising relief for even large ruptures.
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Zi- Main
Adams Ny
Witness hostile in suit against dentist over injures
James H. Clancy sues Dr. William McLaughlin for 5000 claiming a metal dental instrument tray fell from the dentist’s window striking him. He suffered concussion, head wound, and a foot injury while working as an iron worker. The trial before Judge Newell Jennings adjourned after disputes over a witness.
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Tne
James H. Clancy
William McLaughan
Newell Jennings
Superior Court
Clancy
Attoroey
Patio
Edward IF. McGovern
Francis F. , Carroll
John Cullinan
Carr
Carrol
Woman Awarded 1500 Verdict in Fraud Suit
Alexandria Korkue of Sterling Street was awarded $1,500 by a Superior Court jury in her suit against Freak Janowski of Amriet Street. She claimed about $3,000 in damages after being allegedly swindled while boarding with them. The judge instructed the jury to consider two mortgages as part of the case, with the jury’s action implying mortgages valued around $4,200.
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Alexandria Korkue
Sterlingstrest
Freak Janowski
Amriet Street
Korkue
Reich and
Reich
Newell Jennings
Birds and liquor tied to Hartford court fines
Yeobert Culver and Harold Hale of Stratford were each fined five dollars by United States District Judge Rewin S Thomas in Hartford on Tuesday for attempting to kill migratory birds. A count charging hunting the birds was nosed out. Charles Reptclin of Stamptore was sentenced to 10 days in jail for selling a half pint of liquor in his state for $1 509.
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Yeobert C. Culver
Harold Hale
Stratford
United States
Rewin S&s Thomas
Hartford
Charles Reptclin O. Stamtore
Tate
Morse co-defendants seek immediate trial in mail fraud case
In New York on May 24 United States District Judge Aucus NoHenad issued an order to show cause why William A Barg ber and Stuart G Gibboney should not receive an immediate and separate trial. They are charged with being part of a larger indictment involving Charles W Morse his three sons and eighteen other defendants in a mail fraud scheme. The order was handed down today and the trial is expected to resume Friday.
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New York
William A. Bargber
Stuart G. Gibboney
Charles W. Morse
United States District Judea Aucusais NoHenad
Co receivers appointed in Conn breweries case
Attorney Jacob B. Klein and George T. McCarthy Jr were appointed co receivers for the Connecticut Breweries Company by Judge Isaac Wolf after a conference between officers and stockholders. The petition for receivership was amended with mismanagement allegations withdrawn as the company moves to wind up its affairs.
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Jacob B. Klein
George, T. McCarthy, Jr
Ane
Connecticut Breweries Company
Meviden
Isaac Wolf
Superior Court
Klein
George T. McCarthy
Four Divorce Actions Filed Here Yesterday
Papers in four divorce actions were filed yesterday in the Superior court. Ethel May Jones seeks a divorce from Thomas Henry Jones with restoration of her maiden name Ethel May Flanagan. They were married December 20, 1912, alleged intolerable cruelty since January 1917. Josephine DeFelice Candela requests divorce from Cavissimo Candela on grounds of intolerable cruelty. married June 11, 1921. Mary Stavrianckos of Stamford sues John Stavrianoliog for divorce and name change. married January 7, 1919, alleged desertion two months later. Haley Jankiewicz of the city sues Anthony Jackiewicz for divorce on intolerable cruelty. seeks custody of three minors and alimony. married May 14, 1941.
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Ethel May Jones
Thomas Henry Jones
Ethel May Flanagan
Dee
Josephine DeFelice Cendetla
Mary Stavrianckos
Stamford
John Stavmanoliog
Fordivores
Haley Jankiewicz
Anthony Jackiewics
Dismissal in McAuliffe Prohibition Case
The United States case against Thomas McAuliffe former chief national prohibition enforcement officer for Connecticut district was dismissed Tuesday by Judge Edwin. The judge signed an order returning McAuliffe's 15 000 cash bond to his counsel and noted McAuliffe died Friday night at St Raphals hospital New Haven. A legal point on Connecticut jurisdiction in federal official cases remains before the US Supreme Court.
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Hartford
United States
Thomas McAuliffe
National Prohibition Enforcement
District of Connecticut
Diamnas
Edwin
Thomas
Atoreney
Henry J. Calven
McAuliffe
Meauliffe
St. Raphael's Hospital
New Haven
Conneticut
United States Supreme Court
United States District Court
Victrola selections offer classic music at April prices
A newspaper ad promotes Victrola machines in mahogany console and table shapes with prices from 35 to 145 plus a VE console combo at 69.75. It highlights records No. 35644 Old Time Medley at 4.25, No. 74420 Carry Me Back to Old Virginny at 1.75, and No. 17332 a mother goose story at 0.75. Fourth floor front.
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Victor
Alma Gluck
Old Virginny
Kodak and Brownie Cameras and Film Prices
Kodak and Brownie cameras priced from 2 to 5 dollars with folding cartridges and autographic models listed. Film sizes 6 or 12 exposure offered, with a quick developing and printing service priced by size. Customer care emphasized by experienced staff.
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