Woman Arrested in South Norwalk Five Stars Fatal Murder
Alfred S. Waite, 55, was stabbed five times and found dead in his South Norwalk home. Emma Garnett alias Slade, 30, of 39 Raymond Avenue, was arrested in Stamford and held without bail for murder. Witnesses described a night visit and a struggle as police traced her from Waite’s room to Stamford.
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Norwalk
Alfred S. Waite
TR Waterstreet
South
Emma Garnett
Lithe Slade
Raymond Ateeet
Stamfort
Waite
Prazer
Smith
Garnett Womin
Walte
Stamford
Elim
Stratford mourns death of former state representative H. P. Stage
Stratford notices the death of Henry P. Stage born 1836 a former state representative and 30 year town clerk known in G A R circles. He died at his Stratford home after a brief illness and leaves a large family including son Joseph H Stage and daughter Mrs W H Reevrs with a widow Mary J E Stage surviving nine grandchildren and a brother William A Stage. He served in the Seventh New York regiment and was active in Stratford public life for decades.
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Stratford
Henry P. Stags
Broadway
Joseph H. Starg
Bridgeport
Charles K. Stass
Wiliam H. Reevrs
Merchantville
N. J
Mary J E. Stagg
Wiliam A. Stage
Jessie
Benjamin
New York City
Harry L. Stagg
Charles Stags
Mr. Stagg
Joseph Ti. Stags
Helen Birdsey Curtis
Sedgwick Academy
Academy Hill
Booth and Edgar Sugar Refining Company
Seventh New York Regiment
Seventh Regiment Veterans’ Association
New York
Several Auto Fatalities Reported Across Fairfield County
Fairfield county records multiple traffic deaths yesterday and last night. A man found on Tunxis Hill road near Fairfield died at St. Vincent's hospital from a fractured skull. A 16 year old, Mildred Bergtors of Crearge town, was killed near Georgetown. A girl near Amsterdam and North avenues remained critically injured, and a Stratford incident left a victim with a broken leg in Bridgeport hospital. Herman Ortman, eight, of 35 Petrie Street, died at St. Vincent's from a fractured skull after an accident at North Avenue and Petrie Street. Sheriff H. R. Elwood leads the investigation into the Tunxis Hill fatality. The man found near Lenox Heights is believed to be about 35. He carried a small sum of money, argued not to be foul play.
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Fairfield County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Amsterdam
North Avenues
Bridgeport Hospital
Tunxis Hill
Fairfield
H. R. Elwood
Lenox Heights
Macri Counsel Claims Contempt by Bar Committee
New Haven dispatch reports Attorney Joseph Koletsky charging a five member New Haven County Bar Association special committee with contempt of court over its investigative report on Olympia Macri's first trial. He decries the panel as overreaching and cites 37 defense-favorable points ignored by the committee.
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New Haven County Bar Association
Olympia Macri
Herod
Joseph Koletsky
Philip Pond
Bar Association Tonight
Koletsky
Publ. Y Elven
Bar Committee
Kaletsky
Walter J. Walsh
Frederick H. Wiggin
Louis M. Rosenbluth
Harold H. Drew
George A. Clark
Harris Sheldon
Misa Macri
Woletsky
Jude
Eli Mix
Fwotel ‘Taft
Mr. Koletsky
Charles E. Barton
Pasquale G. Nicolari
Toom
Mix
Poet Laureate Wounds Writer in Lima Shooting
Peru. Poet Laureate Jose Santos Chocano shot and gravely wounded Edwin Wilmore in the Commerce building after a heated dispute over writings and doctrines. Police testimony points to self defense by Chocano as Wilmore fights for recovery from a abdomen wound.
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Lima
Peru
Santos Chocano
Laurate
Latin America
Edwin Wilmore
BV Commercio
Kimora
Chocauno
Elmore
Mexico City
Josesconcelos
Vasconcelos
Checano
Chocano
Industrial slump fuels debate and political sparring
Report covers economic strain cited by speakers including Cullinan and King at a rally with Democrats accused of entanglement with rival propents. Page 1 highlights: traffic fatalities in county including Bridgeport boy, a South Norwalk murder, Georgetown accident, and a Stratford obit for Henry P. Stagg. Also notes church anniversary, chickentpox outbreak, and political debates across pages 3, 6, and 16 with stock market and foreign affairs updates.
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Cing
Cullinan
Nndite
Ae Diom Bas
Bridgeport
Royal E. Clark
Sladen Pralaca
West Point Cadets
Cornell
Democratic Rollins
Royal Eliott Clark Dies After Illness at 51
Royal Eliott Clark former Brown University athlete and National League baseball player, served as YMCA secretary and Traveler's Insurance representative. He died at his home 1910 Scarrel Avenue after weeks of illness. lived in the city since 1901 and was Brown captain for three years.
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Royal Eliott Clark
Traveler's Insurance Company
Sgarel Avenue
Clark
Holmes
Mussolini Warns Fascists Abroad In Rome Speech
Premier Mussolini urged foreign Fascists to respect local laws and citizens while residing abroad. He called for participation in internal policy, defense of Italianity, and aid to Italians in distress, arguing these rules would raise Italian stature and inspire broader sympathy for Fascism.
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Rome
Mussolini
Congress of Foreign Fascisti
Italy
Bandits Escape With 310 From Gasoline Station
Louis Plotkin owner of a gas station at Mast Main street reports a 10:40 pm robbery. A tall suspect in a dark overcoat and black hat demanded money, taking 300 from his pocket and 10 from the register. An accomplice waited in a running car outside as they fled toward Shelton. Police tracked leads but made no arrest by late hour. The robbery occurred at the East Main Noble avenue intersection under a street light.
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Louis Plotkin
Mast Main Street
Plotkin
Shelton
Noble Avenue
East Main Street
Italian Envoys Arrive to Pursue War Credit Settlement
New York dispatch reports Count Giuseppe Volpi and five Italian debt mission members landed secretly from the liner Duelle under heavy security and traveled to Washington to pursue a wartime debt settlement. Security included 72 Secret Service and police, with barred access for reporters and others.
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New York
United States
Giuseppe Volpi
Musu“ata
Duille
Plier
Secret Service
Pennsylvania
Washington
Count Volpi
Italy
State Department
Henry P. Vletcher
Rome
Joseph A. Palma
Federal Secret Service
Palma
U.5
W. WH. Moran
Carl Stoeckel Dies Patron of Connecticut Music
Norfolk November 1 AP Carl Stoeckel founder of the Litchfield County Choral Union with 700 members and creator of the Music Shed at his White House Norfolk died between 3 and 4 this morning after months of ill health. Survived by his wife a brother and a sister, funeral to be private at White House. Born December 7 1858 in Haven, educated in New Haven Yale honorary A M 1905.
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Carl Stoeckel
Litchfield County
Litchfield County Choral Union
Canaan
Salisbury
Torrington
Litchfield County University Club
Steecker
White House
Stoeckel
R. B. Stoeckel
Mias
Irene L. Stoeckel
Mr. Stoeckel
Haven
Jay Jacob Stoeckel
Matilda
Bertha, (Wehner) Stoeckel
New Haven
Thomas School
Hopking ‘Granvaar
America
Europe
Yale
Ellen Battell Terry
Whitewell
Isle of Wight
England
Governor Plans Committee To Prevent Shortages
The governor announced a new committee to secure fuel supplies and prevent shortages. The move targets rapid coordination among agencies and industry partners to ensure availability during peak demand periods and emergencies.
King Says Politics Had No Bearing On Past Business Slump
Newington says politics did not cause Bridgeport's economic woes as Governor Trumbull warns of coal shortages. A Connecticut executive committee of coal merchants pledges fuel relief with substitutes and flags potential profiteering. Cullinan accuses King Behrens faction of plunder while Cornell denounces King’s power and cites tax and valuation disputes impacting merchants, manufacturers, and residents.
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Hartfort
Connecticut
Trumbull
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport Slump Topic Sparks King Rally Charge
John T. King rebutted attacks by Attorney Thomas M. Tinan arguing that economic downturns, not political forces, caused Bridgeport’s business malaise. He cited 1920 21 conditions and noted Corset era shifts and auto installments as impacts while condemning Cullinan for ignoring economics.
Tarbell portrays Elbert Gary in new Life of Elbert H. Gary
Ida M. Tarbell’s new biography The Life of Elbert H. Gary, issued by D Appleton and Company, chronicles the steel magnate’s leadership and conflicts with financiers. It details Morgan and Gary’s joint push into steel and Morgan’s friction with Rockefeller over ore sources and pricing.
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New York
Ida M. Tarbell
Abraham Lincoln
The
Standard of Company
Steg
D. Appleton and Company
Elbert H. Gary
Big Steel Trust
Miss Tarbell
Pierpont Morgan
Charles Schwab
Morgan
Sehwab
Mr. Gar
Gary
Rockefeller
Orkefeller
Angel
Ardent Day 108 Modifies Views
New York on November 1 Mrs Jah Porter Smith a lifelong adult of temperance and women to suffrage celebrated her 108th birthday anniversary today announcing that her views on prohibition had altered not so strict now but the law ought to be better enforced.
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New York
Jah Porter Smith
Celebrate March on Rome Anniversary Across Nation
November 1 report notes the anniversary of the March on Rome celebrated nationwide with no untoward incidents. Premier Mussolini issued an official message praising fascist power and calling the event a demonstration of its strength.
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Mussolini
Deaf Mute Dies With Flyer While Attempting Cure
INDEPENDENCE Transas Nov AP Paw Gibson age twenty five of Independence and Harod H Caulkins an aviator of Parsons Kansas were killed when a wing broke off the airplane they were flying and crashed six thousand feet to the ground Gibson deaf and dumb since birth went up with Caulkins in an effort to cure his deafness.
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Independence
Transas
Paw Gibson
Harod H. Caulkins
Parsons
Kansas
Gibson
Aince
Caulkins
Mayoralty Rivals To Broadcast Tonight In NYC
In New York on election eve, Republican Frank Waterman and Democrat James J. Watney prepared brief radio speeches from WMCA and WGCP at 8 p.m. as final appeals. Campaign managers claimed solid support for their candidates though polls suggested a tight race with large anticipated margins.
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Res
America
Frank
Waterman
Bon. mi
WMCA
James J. Watney
WGCP
Campas Imanager
Walker
Republicem
Waterme
Leaders Plan to Bring Out OTR in Bridgeport
Lake outlines plans for mobilizing voters tomorrow at a meeting of about 59 Republican leaders in Bridgeport. Mayor William Fiehreng and associated candidates attended with district leaders to implement a block system used successfully in the last presidential campaign, though its full installation is complex and requires months before election day. Democrats planned no pre-session today.
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Lake
Bridgeport
Republican Town Committee
Willam Fiehreng
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