Arrests Reported in Threat to Witness Case
A report from LW Haven dated November 3 states arrests were made in a threat to witness case involving Alfred Wuco of 134 Putnam Street. Four youths were taken into custody at City Court corridors, including Edward Taylor of 349 Gimbuseine, Stephen Polak of 42 Cedar Street, and Anthony Pratt of 38.
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Troat
Alfred
Wuco
Putnam Street
Edwad Taylor
Gimbuseine
Stephen Polak
Cedar Street
Anthony Pratt
Simple Home Remedy For Stomach Relief
A compact home recipe claims quick relief for stomach upset using common ingredients like magnesium and neutralizers. The piece describes a basic mix and cautions on dosage, noting soothing effects and potential triggers for discomfort.
Arrests Followed Testimony in Limauras Case
Arch street and Dominick Angelo of Cedar street, all twenty years old, were arrested after Kenneth Scott and Andrew Kilmer of New London naval base complained to court officers that they had been warned to leave town immediately by the quartet because of their testimony in Limauras case. Limauras was fined 200 for selling liquor on his Putnam street premises. Scott and Kilmer were present and taken along as witnesses.
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Arch Street
Dominick Angelo
Cedar Street
Kenneth Scott
Andrew Kimei
New London
Quartette
Limauras
Limaim
Ugvor
Putnam
Scott
Kilmer
Court Holds Man as Counterfeiter
Hartford Nov 3 By Associated Press presented before United States Commissioner Charles J Me Laughlin today on a charge of counterfeiting John Kreigle of 92 Lawrence Street New Britain pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the December term of district court in Hartford under 2500 bond. In default of bond he was committed to Hartford County jail. Kreigle was arrested for federal authorities by the New Britain police Wednesday night. A search of his home on information gained by Agent James Fitzmartin of the US Secret Service revealed crayons indelible ink and a part of a bank note with the government alleged were used to raise federal notes to 20 bills. Brevgle lives with his wife and six children in New Britain and has been trusted by the Corbin Lock company.
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Associated Press
United States Commissiona
Charles J MeLaughlin
John Kreigile
Lawre
New Britain
Ter
Hartffod
Hartford County
Kreigle
James Fitlmartin
Secret Service
Corbin Lock Company
Two to Face High Court for Hold Up
In Middletown a July hold up at Daniel Mehers pool room left Lombardo and Raffino held on $2600 bonds for December trial in Superior Court. Police seek three others linked to the heist as suspects.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Daniel Mehers
Lonbudo
al Hertford
Oscar Raffino
James Jo Brennan Toda
Lombartia
Raffinia
Lombardo
Reffino
Brennan
Government armory chief dies by his own hand
William H Witham longtime chief cloth at Springfield Mass armory and 26 years in government service ended his life at home after a nervous breakdown. The Associated Press report notes this suicide was attributed to his mental health decline.
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Springfield
Mass
Associated Press
William H Witham
United States Armory
Goverment
Van Sweringens Build Clevelands Soon to be Second Tallest Terminal
The Van Sweringen brothers plan a new Cleveland railroad terminal near public square, nearly six years in construction, cost over 300 million dollars, with the 708 foot tower and 52 stories to rival great stations worldwide. It will be ready around 1930 as yards and platforms are completed.
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van Sweringens
Cleveland
Cleveland Ghio Noy
Associated Press
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Umon Sialon
Cleveland 3
Woolworth
New York
Poth Civic
Union Station
O P van Sweringen
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland Brothers
Nickel Plate and
Erie Railroads
French Refuse to Sign U S Rum Part
Washington reports virtual collapse of talks on a rum agreement between United States and France affecting St Pierre and Miquelon off Newfoundland. French resist demands for full vessel data as too intrusive on rights. U S argues information would curb smuggling and navigation violations evident on rum ships.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
France
St Pierre
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Patterson ex baseball star denies death reports
Roy Patterson a former Chicago White Sox pitcher, living in St Croix Falls Wisconsin, says he has seen condolence messages sent to his wife after a report of his death in Norristown Pennsylvania. He notes no knowledge of who started the rumor and recalls his long career with the White Sox and Minneapolis in the American Association. He and his wife have lived in Wisconsin since retiring in 1920.
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ST Croix Falls
Wis
Associated Press
Crayman
Roy Paterson
Chicago
Smith Leads in South Says Louisiana Senator
Louisiana Senator Avell said Smith had a very good chance to be nominated and elected if southern states back the Democratic ticket. He stressed the senator’s lead in the South after a President Coolidge addressed concerns, but cautioned that Avell was not declaring himself the nominee.
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South
Louisiana
Solon
Washington
New York
Democrats
Asvell
Lowsina
Cool Dec
Souths
Graveyard uncovered near Holyhead by gale warning
A storm wreck story from London reports the Daily Mail describing wind damage near Holyhead Wales. Rescue and coastguard efforts uncover a graveyard exposed by the gale while coal shipments and plant operations continue with some disruption.
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London
Assoritest Press
Holyhead
Wales
Daily Mail
Borea
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