Israel Ex-Soldier Cleared in February Slaying
Harold Israel 23, once held on murder charges in the Rev Father Hubert Dahme case, heard in jail that the Superior Court sustained his innocence. State's Attorney Homer Cummings announced a nol prossed entry, with Judge Marvin and Public Defender DeForest approving. Israel expected to be freed within nine days and return home.
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Harold Israel
Robert ©. DeForest
Hubert Dahme
Broading
Fberty
Israel
Kays Bridgeport
Relate
Pennsylvania
Attorne
Homer S. Cummings
Olding Suirless
Waldo Marvin
HUNT FOR SLAYER TO START AFRESH CLUES MISSING
Police reopen the investigation into the February 4 death of Rev Hubert K Delrre pastor of St Josephs church. Superintendent Patrick J Flanagan says the Eyewitness testimony is discounted and vows to trace the real slayer, after Israel Poutsville Pasoni is freed in the charge. Police wire up threads of the case to pursue new leads.
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Marek
Israel
Poutsville
Pasoni
Atvornes Hom Cummings
Poliee
Aurder Uth
Hubert K. del Rre
Fale
St. Joseph's 4
Yaunk
Fie
Patrick J. Flanagan
Cummingenda
Father Dabme
Father Dakai
Po- Hee
Flanagan
Howard
John Reynolds
Norwalk
Dennis E. O' Nelly
Electrics Fail To Elect Officers Meet Called Off
New Haven May 27 The Connecticut Electric Medical society adjourned its annual meeting without electing officers. L Fred Long chaired in Dr John H Parry's absence and said there was nothing for publication. A second meeting will be held next month with officers voted then. The short meeting followed debates on diplomas and medical practice in Connecticut. Rankin V State Board of HealthMandamus case reserved decision in Court of Common Pleas. Rankin seeks to practice after passing medical standards. Attorney General Wealy represented the state. The hearing drew interest over state involvement.
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New Haven
Connecticut Electic Medical Society
L. Fred Long
Terryville
John H. Parry
Hartford
Long
Judge Simpson
Court of Common Pleas
Charles B. Rankin
State Board of Health
Rankin
Health Board
Connecticut
Frank K. Wealy
Hearth Aid
Eightyearold Held as Postal Thief
An eight year old boy, name withheld by police and federal postal authorities, is detained by probation officers on alleged theft of over 200 letters and checks from U S mail. Investigators say some items, including checks up to 3900 dollars, have been recovered, with several found in front of the boy's home.
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NELVY
London
Maine
United States
Shelton Fire Chief Dispute Goes to Superior Court
Ward and Sheehy confrontation over fire chief term in Shelton sparks court case. Judge Banks oversees testimony from former mayors, city officials, and high officers of Echo Hotel company as parties argue whether chief term was five years or two. Ward, a Republican nominee for mayor in 1922, challenges appointment of Sheehy by Fire Commissioner Burns amid party clashes and city charter interpretations.
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Chile
Shelton
Pasition
Thomas G. Ward
Ward
Willam Sheehy Jr
John W. Banks
Echo Hote Company
Joseph &. Shapiro
William J. Curnias
John H. Dillon
Sheehy
Wos
Robert Burns
Banks
Ch Carter
Bennett N. Beard
Putnam Policeman Arrested for Carrying Liquor
Putnam May 27 John OT Ryan patrolman on the Putnam police force was arrested on a bench warrant issued by Judge F Kellogg charging illegal transportation of liquor. He posted bail furnished by Alderman Clinton Fi Rogers and Frank Witman. The warrant returns to the criminal side of the Superior court. Ryan denied the accusation at a hearing and was noted as among officers who took part in a raid on Samuel Smith's place. A $15,000 suit for false arrest by Mrs Leamill against Ryan and four other officers remains pending.
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Putnam
John OT. Ryan
F. Kellogg
Ryan
Clinton Fi. Rogers
Butnant Tan
Frank Witman
Superior Court
Charles J. Searlins
Samuel Smith
City
Smith
Cecetia
Providents
Bridgeport Radio Interference Sparks Local Reception Woes
Telegram Radio Review notes early evening interference hampering listeners between 7 and 4 o clock nightly. International Wire Telegraph Co. of St Hampton Long Island owns WS and ships share code signals. WNAC Boston scheduled to broadcast but local conditions limited reception. Volstead modification debate stirs talk as Western atmospheric issues reduce clear signals. continued on next page.
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Bridgeport
International Wireteu Telegraph Company
St Hampton
Long Island
Haundles
WNAC
Boston
Glass Favorite In Yale Caucus For Presidency
In New Haven the Democratic caucus at Yale University chose Senator Carter Glass of Virginia on the 24th ballot to oppose Calvin Coolidge in the mock convention. An early deadlock between Al Smith of New York and Joan W. Davis of Virginia could not be broken, leading to a Glass compromise on the final ballot. The expected third party did not declare.
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New Haven
Yale University
Carter Glass
Virginia
Bavnet
Calvin Coolidge
al Smith
New York
Joan W. Davia
Glass
Iself
Outburst of Song Ends First Session of Reich
Berlin May 27 The opening Reichstag session ended amid a German Antiengerfest as Communists sang the red Internationale and reactionaries answered with Deutschland ueber Alles. The chaotic start featured boisterous obstruction by Communists who held the lion's share, signaling harsher times as the parliament moves toward business.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Reichstag
Parileo Release Delayed Extradition To Canada
Adam Parillo of Saratoga Springs New York has waived extradition from the county jail in a Montreal Bamque N Hochelage case. Canadian authorities require British diplomatic approval and the U S State Department, delaying transfer by two weeks or more. Attorneys Debaney and Cohen cite unexpected developments in the past days.
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Adam Payrillo
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Montreal
Parilla
al DeLaney
Thin Ely
Cohen
Em Lassy
State Department
Washington
Parillo
Sherriil Peg
Critica
United
South American Radio Fans Heard N E Say League Signals
Dartfort May 27 The report of reception by South American radio amateurs of signals from station TV operated by Louis L Perkins of Brookline Massachusetts is considered authentic by leaders of the American Radio Jay Teague. This is the only successful reach of telegraph between the continents since pan American tests began. Nedan Nay League traffic manager Anell said signals from South American stations were reaching the United States and Canada but atmospheric conditions had made reception impossible. He urged Latin American operators to continue on the same wavelength through May 11, when tests end. He expressed confidence success is possible.
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Dartfort
Station TV
Louis L. Perkins
Brookline
Mas
Jay Teague
Tadics Nelay League
Too Much Politics in Art Painter Charges
Greenwich May 27 Special to the Telegram painter Jimothy F. Crowley a wealthy New York Greenwich silk maker holds a one man show of two oils Morning in California and Old Chinese Vase after Greenwich Society of Artists refused to hang his works. Crowley accuses politics in Greenwich art while society president Leonard Ochtman defends the jurors. The eighth annual exhibition opens with Crescendos as Crowley moves pieces between rooms and removals amid dispute over display locations.
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Greenwich
Jim‘othy F. Crowley
New York
California
Greenwich Society of Artists
Crowley
Leonard Ochtman
Witness reports midnight burial sighting linked to Franks case
Chicago eye witness John H. Shackelford from Gary Indiana says he saw a green sedan near a swamp where 13 year old Robert Franks was found. He claims three men and a woman were in the car and one man carried a bundle later believed to be the youth.
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Chicago
Robert Franks
South Side
John H. Shackelford
Gary
Ind
Rallwey
Shackelford
Loy
Hubert E. Crowe
Tie
Cleaning Fluid Ignites Newark Fire at Mills Hotel Tragedy
In Newark New Jersey May 7 a blaze at Mills hotel a menA lodging house killed six and trapped others. Police say cleaning fluid ignition caused 100000 fire. Seventy rescued by firemen and pellon. many bodies held at Flolle's morgue awaiting claims.
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Newark
N. J
Mills Hotel
Mena
Flolle
Fia
Senate OKs postal pay rise amid publicity push
The Senate passed a postal salary increase bill by 73 to 3, backed by the Borah amendment for full publicity of political contributions. The measure raises average pay about $200 annually for 300,000 postal workers, with costs offset by a revenue rise in business.
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Senate
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Fess
Willie
Ohio
House
Menator Ledge
Republican
New Jersey
Saljarigs
Ulasa
Navy rejects offer for Grindell Matthews death ray plan
The U S Navy Department offered to purchase the inventor Grindell Matthews secret death ray but he rejected the terms this morning. The report cites Associated Press as the source.
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U.S. Navy
Cabis
Lassociated Press
Grindell Matthews
United States Navy Department
Pnctuar
Orate
Robbery at State Street Store by Three Youths
A State Street store was held up by a trio last night. The Darwish shop at 1134 State Street was robbed of about 26 dollars. Two youths entered the store while a lookout waited outside. Police spotted three youths on State toward operation street as detectives began the manhunt.
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O'Cloel
Red Darwish
State Street
Aztire
Yaarwish
State
Vale Street
Operation Street
Thas
Heflin Seeks New Push on Texas Fraud Probe
Alabama Democratic Senator May-Bene Heflin says he will renew his fight in Washington by seeking a Senate committee vote to pursue a Texas fraud probe. A prior protest overgoto hearing delays was overruled. the committee, in recess, plans a meeting tomorrow to consider testimony and conditions at issue.
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Heflin
Texas
Washington
Beneater Bleflin
Alabama
Senate
Jower
Rio Grande Valley
Aus
Moses
Canada to South By Train June 15
Philadelphia May 27 On Sunday June 15 the Pennsylvania Railroad with partners will inaugurate a through passenger train service from Washington and Baltimore to Montreal via the Hell Gate Bridge route. It marks the first through all rail service between American cities south of New York and eastern Canada points.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Central Vermont Railway
Boston and Malne’ Railroad
Canadian National Railways
Washington
Baltimore
Montreal
Canada
Hell Gate Bridge
New York
EMAL
South Sterte
Penney Vania
Hoffman
Bauer
Bishop Brown
Victor
Switchman
Franke
Newark
le Grand
L. Benedict
Paris
Wong
Reichstag
Lonergan
Hartford
Caua
Bankers’ Union For Foreign Commerce and Finance
St. Paul
New York Central
Court Inch by Inch Tussay Set to Decide Chief and Pay
Local governance buzz as Judge Banka weighs who should be Shelton’s fire chief and who is owed 350 a year. Mayor’s committee tackles city tax woes but will not report until after next Tuesday’s meeting amid corruption and extradition notes.
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GRIDO
Banka
Shelton
Tussay
Adam Parlile
Cornell
Atwater
Blodgett
Yenens
Tarael
Jull
Aya
Priant
Coast Guard
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Stalne
Port Cheater
Lad
H. J. Wakeman
Greenfield Hill
Witon
New Canaan
Danbury
Midwife
Zoar
Newtown
Macionald
Greenwich
Milford
Greenfield Country Club
Rethel Legion
Crowley
Putnam
Abatement Ring Allegations Link City Officials
A letter from former City Attorney John A. Cornell to Mayor Fred Atwater dated 13 last month claims Alderman Veness and associates operated a Tweed ring to secure large abatements. The communication, presented during a tax hearing, accuses the Claims committee of tampering and cites testimony from Buschler and Blodgett. The Bee reports the document and related statements surfaced during municipal investigations.
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Je J. Devine
Alfred E. Veness
Atorney
John A. Cornell
Fred Atwater
Reg
Claims Committee
Blodgett
Veness
Fairfield Avenue
Buschler
William H. Blodgett
Cornell
Bridgeport
Dead in New Haven Auto Crash Mrs Chapman
Mrs Bhen Chapman wife of Frederick Chapman a Foxe Street mechanic died from injuries after a head on collision at Quinnipiac and Middletown avenues New Haven Sunday morning Also hurt were several others The car owner Bill Mix is expected to order an inquest in the case The crash occurred near New Haven Hospital time about 1 30 AM
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New Haven
Bhen Chapman
Fieetge Chapman
Foxe A
Reet
Quinniplan
Middletown Avenues
New Haven Hospital
Chapman
Jacob Becker
Springfield
Mass
Dependents of Guard Get Compensation
May 27 award made by Captain Charles Kiviner of the ninth district to dependents of Alfred Hoag, guard at the Cheshire Reformatory, who waited by inmate Philip Flounch now a fugitive. Dependents are a Clyde River Nova Scotia mother and sister. Connecticut will pay 160 burial expenses and 131.50 per week for not more than 12 weeks on joint order.
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J'om- Hoh
Camiy Charles Kiviner
Hid
Alfred Hoag
Cheshire Reformatory
Philip Flounch
Clyde River
N.S
Connecticut
Berlin Socialis Vote To Support Report Of Daw
In Berlin on May 27 the Socialist delegation broke its alliance by declaring support for the Daw port proviso and demanding fair distribution of benefits. They warn negotiations by Germany’s Nationalists could hurt Germany abroad and call for quick adoption of the expert commission's recommendations to pacify Europe and stabilize foreign policy. They threaten any government delaying or doubting policies that could lead to a new catastrophe.
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Berlin
Ita Allence
Dawa
Germany
Europe
Coatiol
Muscle Shoals Farm Committee Backs Federal Ownership
The Farm Committee endorses government operation of Muscle Shoals and Washington, approving Norris ownership bill as an amendment to the McKenzie bill. Senate Agriculture Committee vote 11 to 4 follows Henry Ford's bid, with Ford’s offer accepted by Congress. Public hearings spanned six weeks as committee weighed proposals.
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Washington
Dausberry, Committee
Senate Mayfield
Senate Agriculture Committed
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Mittee
Henry Ford
McKenzie
House
Ford
Herbert Funeral Inn Y Today Thomas to Spre Herbert
New York May 27 Services for Victor Herbert composer who died suddenly yesterday will be held tomorrow afternoon at his home West 106th Street. Rev Dr Surex rector of St Thomas church will officiate. Al Thomas the playwright will deliver a eulogy.
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New York
Victor Herbert
Weat 106Th Street
Surex
St. Thomas’ Pal Church
al Thomas
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Marvin
Wiliam Sheehy
Mandamus
Democratic Party
Telegram Radio Review
Gridley
Tie Fupad
Te Hato Company of
Newven
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Reich
Junkers
Bismark
Ludendorf
Parileo
N.E
Painter
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George Wharton Edwards
Wiliam
Tyabby
Henry W. Howe
Margarett
Kingsbury
Franks
State ST
Culet Brothers
Worcester
Uevd
Jeada
East Wit
McDonald
Wert
Alindatey
Stamford
Aig Uly
Lewis
Harper
Braves
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Seaside Park
Villa-Ash
Kaplan
Trundee
Blody
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