Senate Ends Mayfield Probe In Coming Week
In Washington May 25 the Senate committees hearing the Mayfield contest aimed to conclude evidence this week. Testimony focused on N W Clarke a former Klan official and his competence under Texas law. J F Collier of Dallas testified the Dallas Klan local kept receipts and expenditures totaling about 964,490 for 1922 23 including roughly 11,000 for campaign activity amid a local election with pro and anti factions.
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Washington
Senate
Mayfck Democrat
Texas
N. W. Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Tamerrew
Jd. F. Collier
Dallas
Klan
Masfietd
Goshen Ex-Selectman Dies of Heart Disease
Torrington May 27. James Stampf, 65, former selectman of Goshen, died suddenly of heart disease at his farm in Goshen today. He previously served as town official and was known in local affairs. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Goshen
Torrington
James Stampf
Dupe Whiskey Permit Trio Fined by Stamford Judge
Three men Ralph Adter Morris Siegal and Arthur Jacobs appeared before Judge J P Waldo Marvin in Criminal Superior Court Stamford on April 24 for involvement in a fake government permit to transport 20 gallons of whiskey from New York to New Haven. Each was fined 100 with no jail, Marvin noting they were not habitual offenders. An indefinite recess followed.
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Spiro
New York City
Prine’pa
New York
New Haven
New Yoberty
J. P. Waldo Marvin
Criminal Superior
Ralph Adter
Morris Siegal
Arthur Jacobs
Smira
Stamford
Marvin
Cent
Press mats of slain priest sent to Gotham
Newspaper mats of Father Dahma the murdered pastor of St. Joseph's church were sent by the probate court yesterday in New York. They are expected to be forwarded to England to aid in riding witnesses to his will. Judge Paul J. Miller was unable to state as to why the mats were desired in New York.
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Father Dahma
St. Joseph's
Si. T
New York
England
Officer Reunites With Former Chief On Hotel Terrace
A reunion occurred at Stratheld Hotel where Capt. G. J. Maines escorted Training Camp baseball to meet Major John F. Bresnahan, once in command of Camp Cus ter Base hospital and morale chief. They recalled their joint Camp service and Bresnahan’s later work in the Officers Reserve Corps.
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Stratheld Hotel
G. J. Maines
John F. Bresnahan
Bridgeport Hospital
Bresnahan
Camp Custer
Maines
Gresnahan
Offiedrs’ Reserve Corps
Fus
Cserve Corps
Tornado Toll Rises Across Mississippi and Delta
A series of tornadoes swept across Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana causing at least 11 deaths and more than 24 injuries in Mississippi alone. Reports from Brookhaven and Johnson Station describe fatalities and extensive property damage while another line of storms injured dozens and damaged structures across the delta region. Local officials confirm multiple casualties, with crews continuing search and rescue operations.
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Saukbos
Wiss
Bleén
Missisippi
Brook Wavenear
Johnson Station
Brook Haven
Greenville
Tutt
Atlanta
Mississippi
Alabama
Touisiana
Boston tax man held as bandit car driver
Cambridge Mass police arrested William Williams on charges of being an accessory to a holdup at Werbert Hymne Guarantee Trust Company. A messenger was robbed of 19008 dollars while a crowd passed, the bandits fled in a vehicle and license plates were spotted.
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Boston Tax
Cambrengh
Mass
W. Williams
Tasial Apertyr
Boston
Todas
Rch
Werbert Hymne Guaranty Trust Company
Messenger
West Boston Widge
Mrs Noble Case Delayed in Borough Court
Mrs Noble charged with reckless driving resulting in the death of Garfield Chard, chemical driver, was postponed in Borough court this morning until next Monday. Noble, who has been at Liberty since the accident, was physically unable to enter court.
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Grerwwich
Rop Noble
Garfield Chard
Borough Court
Noble
Mberry
Milford Parade Formation for Holiday Decided
Final plans for Memorial Day include a parade, grave decorations for Grand Army and World War veterans, dedication of 26 trees at Milford hospital, and community exercises at the Soldier's Monument. Grand marshal Clarence I Platt and speaker Leongrid M. Tair will lead. police escort and parade order issued.
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Aulford
George van Horncamp
Sons of Veterans
Milford
American Legion
S. of W
Grand Army
hLeongid M Tair
New Haven
Coriander
Militars
Seloct
Clarence I Platt
Milord Post
J. M Maher
Milford — Band
Rand
Amerecan Legion
Sons of Veterans, G
Veterans, Women’s Relief Corps
Armenean Legion Auxiliary
Ally Automobiles
Naval 1Stsen Vess Boy Scouts
Iro Tarr
Hughes Aids Hays to Bar Pirated Movies
Washington May 1 news says efforts to stop showing pirated motion pictures were presented to the State Department. Amelia Mar Illass, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors, urged action to curb the practice of exporting unprotected films to foreign countries.
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Hughes
Hays
Washington
dnstin + savas
State Department
Wall FC
Motan Picture
Amelia Mar Ilass
United States
Democrats Name Banquet Committee In Plain Text
Democrats name a banquet committee to plan a rally for the Democratic club. Readings note prominent speakers from last year including Senator Walsh and Senator Edwards, who attended a harmony dinner at Farm Black Stock.
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Ed Schempp
Michaesme
Momogram
Mocratic Club
Senator Walsh
Sidi nUeetis
Senato
Edwards
New Dorset
Peridipel Pedders
Harmony
Black Stok
Declared Winner After Death in Local Contest
Three weeks after the death of 14 year old George Kovacik of Port Chester his parents learned he had been one of the winners in a contest for a prize by the Connecticut mane society. The prize of 5 dollars would likely be given to his parents. Over 1058 payers were submitted in the state, and Greenwich schools took 20 cash prizes and 13 honorable mentions.
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Grurnwich
George Kovacik
Port Chester
Connecticut Mane Society
Lincoln Would Be Called Radical Today Says Frear
Representative Frear of Wisconsin defends insurgents on the floor, arguing Lincoln would be deemed radical and demagogic today by New York influenced critics. He cites business and political power, Chambers of Commerce, and media control as shaping party loyalty and national policy rather than the people.
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Lincoln
Radical
Frear
Washington
Congress
Irrear
Wisconsin
House
New York
Coopers Union
America
Chambers of Commerce
Congresa
Countis
Ins
Woman Victorious in Counter-Suit After Auto Crash
Wilbur F. Henrick sued Mary Morawakt for 16006 damages from a collision on Faultuld avenue last June 10. Acting Judge Clarence I. Hall awarded Morawakt 583.71 plus costs. Morawakt had countered with a 1000 demand. Judge Ives awarded 276 plus costs to the plaintiff in a separate Fairfield case against Iver o. Tvercon regarding an accident on Tiatslas avenue last September.
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Wilbur F. Henrick
Mary Morawakt
Clarence I. Hall
James Kuash, Jr
Fairfield
Ivero
Tvercon
Bridgeport
Tiatslas Avenue
Maine Driver Held After License Charge
John J. Myrick of South Gold Shore, Maine, was arrested yesterday on a charge of driving an automobile without a license. Victor Bardinel, of 565 Fairfield Avenue, was arrested on a similar charge.
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John J. Myrick
South Gold Shoro
Victor Bardinelli
Tarfield Avenue
Mrs Vera DePugh Praises Tanlac For Digestive Cure
Mrs Vera A DePugh of 36 Washington Street Brighton Massachusetts says Tanlac cured her two year indigestion. She gained nine pounds, regained energy, appetite restored, sleeps well, and feels healthier. She declares Tanlac the best. Tanlac sold by all druggists. Also Fanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation advertised.
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Tanlac
Vera A. DePugh
Washington Street
Brighton
Vusaniac
Clco
Antirell
Taniac
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Henry Back
Thomas Cody
Anthony DeRosa
Raymond Dulye
Majorie Ferguson
Jeanette Gibson
Sophie Gedroic
Alex Gusachik
Ruth Hackett
Russell Kinckley
Asel Holmgren
Katherine Hook
Raymond Hotchkis
Gotham
Kresge Dollar Store
Nmefarm
South Jersey
Davey Brothers, Inc
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Bridgeport Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen
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Maine
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Sanday
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