Revocation Recommended for Milton Statler Driving license
Nav Y. Met Bl ichiel of Police Marcin L. Catlin announced a recommendation to the state motor vehicle bureau to revoke Milton O. Statler's driving license. Statler, 18, son of hotel owner I. M. Statler, was acquitted on an intoxication charge after a court trial. The defense cited severe attacks of St Vitus dance and herniography as justification to bar him from driving.
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Danbury Faces Major Cost To Hold December 12 Senate Election
Danbury officials estimate the December 12 special election to fill the unexpired term of the late Frank B Brandegee will cost at least 1000. The process mirrors a general election with voting places machines and officials, saving about 600 compared to a full presidential canvass.
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Teleram, Service
United States
iWrank B. Brandegee
Danry
British Mexico Consulates Closed As Diplomatic Ties End
London October report states the severing of all Mexican consulates in Great Britain. Mexico cites failure to reestablish official relations and a breakdown in diplomatic duties as the reason for the action.
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London
Great Britain
Mexico
La Follette Aid Denies Labor Mien Switch
Gil bert Roe northeastern director of LaFollette denounces a Labor Council endorsement as drawn without approval and signed by only 11 of 23 members. He says the council stands for La Follette Wheeler while many unions remain solid for La Follette. Leflowits defends the council’s broader endorsement process.
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Gilpatric Sentenced to 15 Years in Federal Prison
Former state treasurer Gilpatric, aged 63, was sentenced to 15 years for 23 counts of embezzlement as cashier of the First National Bank of Putnam. He spent a night at New Haven county jail before transfer to Atlanta. a guard remains with him due to his blindness and prior suicide attempt. Family visits are expected, and a bankruptcy hearing date may follow.
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Local Narcotics Ring Plea Draws Jail Sentences
Elizabeth Ternados and Julins Griaves were fined 150 dollars and given six months in jail in Police Court for selling and exchanging narcotics. Julia Graves and Samuel Fernandes received six months at the state dormitory for Inebriates after being charged as addicts. Arrests followed a raid at 210 North Bank Street.
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Julins Griaves
Victor Prince
Julia ‘Graves
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Pinchot Bans Hunting In State For Forest Fire Risk
Harrisburg governor Pinchot issued a proclamation closing Pennsylvania to hunting until sunrise November 11 due to the danger of forest fires. The order halts all hunting statewide and applies to all game and non game species. Wildlife wardens will enforce the ban and residents are urged to comply until the resumption date.
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Pinchot
Voting Machines Sealed in Danbury Wards for Election
Danbury electors face multiple candidates as voting machines are sealed in six ward tickets. The ballot lists presidential, state, congressional, and local offices with seats arranged on the four ward machines, to be sealed tomorrow for Tuesday’s election.
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Workers
Congress
Former Interpreter Sentenced in City Court
Leo Tenotis of 108 Adow Street was sentenced to 20 days in jail by Judge John F. McGrath for violating the liquor law after a raid on his premises by Vice Squad officers. Tenotis pleaded guilty and cited the recent death of his young daughter and financial hardship.
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Leo Tenotis
Adow Street
City Cour
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Tenotia
Arestefi
James Po
Murphy
Venosis
W2o
Ships Liquor to Father Prisoner Arrest Drawn
Waterbury police arrested Thomas McCann 24 after he slipped a package of alleged intoxicating liquor to his father William McCann in Brookside Home. Captain Dodds investigated the delivery and found the unlawful restraint and breach of peace. The younger McCann, after visiting his father, was placed in custody and charged.
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Waterbury
Thomas McCann
North Main Street
Thomas Dodds
Aged Cripple and Landlady Die in Rochester Lodgings Blaze
In Rochester on October day a seven year old cripple named Alonzo Coleson perished in a rooming house fire on Waynard Avenue. Landlady Flora Starkweather, 60, died after rushing into smoke trying to save him, as firefighters fought the blaze and found Coleson’s charred body on a third floor cot near a fallen heater.
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N.Y
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Flora Starkweather
Twaynard Avenue
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Colason
Calasan
Calason
Argentine considers banning Vatican post
The budget committee of the Chamber of Deputies recommends suppressing the Vatican post as Argentina reviews next year’s estimates. The move follows discussions in October and involves government ministers in Buenos Aires.
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Vatican
Chamber of Deputies
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