Contested Bishop Cash Funds Case Moves to Rome
Elphege J. Daignault of Woonseket leads a Franco American group in a suit against parish fund handling. He plans to travel to Rome on November 16 to present the case to church authorities, while appealing the dismissal of amended complaints to the State Supreme Court. Justice Tanner’s ruling cites a prior rescript on parish funds for churchwide educational and charitable use. Daignault denies intent of excommunication before leaving for Rome.
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Providence
R. I
Associated Press
Elphege J. Dagncult
Woonseoket
Willard B. Tanner
Suerler Court
Rome
Daignault
State Supreme Court
Tanner
Supreme Court
Justice Tanner
Rene
Fight Film Probe Begins in Maine
In Bangor Maine Abraham Goodside a Portland theatre operator and Frank Derice a boxing promoter appeared before a federal grand jury and were questioned by District Attorney Frederick R Dyer about transporting Dempey Tunney fight films into Maine. Indictment was not sought due to lack of jurisdiction in Portland but testimony aided a national movement to locate those responsible for interstate shipment of the films.
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Bangor
Navy
Associated Press
Abraham Goodside
Portland
Frank Derice
Federal Grand Jury
Frederick R. Dyer
Maine
Atttorney
Peterson's Ointment Heals Itching Skin and Sores
The advertisement proclaims Peterson's Ointment as mighty for itching skin, ulcers, and chafing with promises of reliable relief. It urges readers to use it for itching skin and notes availability at all druggists and a price of 38 cents.
Bridgeport Boys Club Builds Citizenship Through Play
The Bridgeport Boys Club at 231 Middle Street hosts 1,439 members, offering recreational, vocational, and mentoring programs after school. Director and Miss Lena Tunney emphasize happiness and guidance to channel youthful energy into constructive citizenship, urging expansion of clubs citywide.
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Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Middle Street
Bridgeport
Lfe
Lena Tunney
Nes
Miss Turney
Ina
Somme
Iss Tunney
Tuner
Turney
Nizo
Turey
Sena
Bobiy Boy
Miss Muncy
Miso Turney
Bridgeport Boys' Club
Bridgeport Rough Club
Accused Pool Operator Freed as Case Ends
Federal prosecutor dropped the Albany pool case against William F French amid lack of grounds for prosecution. French, indicted October 12 for transporting lottery tickets, was discharged by Judge Hatland B Howe. Authorities said the pool sold up to 100000 tickets weekly at one dollar, disbursing about 820000 weekly in prizes in Vermont. Tickets were blank forms until filled by the consignee. Thirty witnesses testified to the grand jury.
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Rutland
Assocated Press
Albany
Harrie B Smer
Nolle
William F French
Rutl
French
Hatland B Howe
Federal District Court
Amey
Vermont
Consignee
Will of Emma Borden's sister declared uncontested
New Bedford Mass Nov 1 The will of Miss Emma Borden has been accepted with no contest after contestants withdrew their appearance L Elmer Wood attorney for the will said four cousins Fran Rowe John W Shaw Mary B Fairchild and Henry Shaw of Abington and Girard begin proceedings to locate the estate valued at more than 500000 Miss Emma Borden sister of Abby and Andrew Borden who were at the center of the famous 1892 murder case decades ago
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Winnipeg
Associated Press
Fate Nelson
Nelson
Emily Patterson
Lola Cowan
Nel
Foa
California
Caliifornia
Fabian
Palo Alto
Cal
Killarney
United States
Canada
New Bedford
Mass
Emma Bordenfall
L. Elmer Wood
Cole
Fran Rowe
John W. Shaw
Mary B Fairchield
Abington
Henry Shaw
Girard
Emins Borden
Fugvie Andrey Borden
Legion Commander to Visit in New Haven
Edward EB Spufield of New York commander for the American Legion will arrive in New Haven tomorrow to attend the joint installation ceremonies of the Connecticut division of the Legion and the Legion auxiliary.
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Legion
New Haven
New Haven No. 1
Associated Press
Edward EB. Spufield
New York
American Legion
Connecticut
The
Legion Auxiliary
Trainmen Seek $1 Day Pay Rise Across Railways
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors filed a joint wage increase request with western lines of the Mississippi, proposing a dollar more per day about 19 percent. William G. Ler, president, says the move renews last year’s proposal, aiming to restart wage negotiations before the March 1 expiry.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Eskerl
Brotherhood of
Tramenei
Mississippi River
William G. Ler
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Todas
Lee
Missing Hartford sanatorium patient found working at seminary
Mrs Barbara Campbell Trimble 26 wife of a Norwich area mill treasurer was located in Hartford Theological Seminary as a maid yesterday after vanishing from a Stockbridge Massachusetts sanatorium last Thursday. Detectives traced her through a letter to a truck driver loan and a Garden Street rooming house. The pursuit linked a fund loan to her return address and confirmed her identity via Trinity College President Ogilby.
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Hartford
Barbara Campbell Trimbie
Jewett City
Connecticut
Frank Santoro
Detective Bureau
East Canaon
Santoro
Fetter
Trimble
Gaiin
Garden Street
Ogliby
Mrs. Davus
Hartford Theological Seminary
Gavin
Ogilby
Great Barrington
Mass
Cannan
Winsted
Russian Lumber Arrives in the United States
Providence reports the arrival of 3 300 000 feet of Russian redwood and whitewood on the Norwegian freighter Wilfred. A C Button of Dutton Lumber confirms his firm will unload and store for the Soviet agency in New York. M Dutton Reid Rasne notes Russia's vast timber resources and predicts U S supply decline, urging reliance on American lumber from Idaho and Montana by rail as a cheaper alternative.
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Associated Press
Wilfred
A. C. Button
Dutton Lumber Company
Goverment
New York
Aimporg Trading Company
Oue
Itm
Dutton Reid Rasne
Idaho
Rali
Mine Strike Ends Picketing in Colorado
Colorado coal strike sponsors suspend picketing after a state interference threat. Operators and strike leaders express confidence as they enter a waiting period. IWW head Roger Francezan says no more picketing but remains determined to continue the effort.
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Colo
Associated Press
Colorado
WH Adams
Roger Francezan
IWW
United States
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