State's Attorney Quizzes Talesman by Flashlight at Macri Jury
In New Haven retrial of Olympia Macri for the Bagnano murder, prosecutors used a flashlight to illuminate witnesses as the court faced repeated adjournments. Tension rose as jurors and counsel pressed challenges while power flickered and candles were lit.
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Macri Jury
Count Holln Litchfield
Olympia Macri
New Haven
John Bagnano Talsmanafer Talesman
Belet
Countel
Howevet
Bagnane
Prade
Wedioch
Wien
Arno
Alling
Atturmes
Talesman
Razor assault leads to manhunt in Branyord woods
Vita Granella is being sought after allegedly slashing Frank Donato with a razor during a quarrel over a board bill. Donato, in critical condition, was treated at a health center. Police tracked Granella to local woods on November 4 but could not locate him as searches continued.
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Branyord
Vita Granella
Frank Donato
Granella
Bill Donato
Donato
Wision Avenue
Main Street
Granela
Lyhne and Anke Lyhne Wed in New York City Church
Anke Stein Lyhne, board member on the Ripper’s board, married Mos Jima Rues Ballou of Washington DC in a New York church ceremony attended by close friends. The groom is from Washington. the couple will live at the Northrop House on North Avenue after a brief southern honeymoon.
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Anke
Stein Lyhne
Ap- Perenntene Aid
Paxatian
Mos Jima Ruesballou
Washington DC
Nhott Ber Iuve
Iitus
Bildos
New York City
al Sows Itteriar
Mia
Tyhne $S
Mia William Anton Thuess
Washington
Lyhre
Bridgeport Metal Goode Manufacturie Company
North Avenue
Fairfield Lawyers Conspired Against Bus Line Charge
Stratford man testifies Hubbard and Hall influenced him with threats of competition and promises to take control of the Central Bus corporation. The suit alleges fraud and conspiracy by lawyers to induce stock transfers and undermine the Brooklawn route operator, with Schlump admitting an agreement to transfer but saying he was influenced by statements about competing lines.
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Stratford
John T .T. Hubbard
Clarcie RM
Fairfield
Central Bus Corporation
Brooklawn
Bug Lines
Edward le Ochlynp
Hubbard
Illerbert LD
Joseph Kehlman
Bug Corporation
Central Bug Corporation
Schlump
Tel
Ventucal Corporation
Iallen
Oy Hubsard and
Hull
Harris
Kohman
Central Corporation
Schlinnj
Attorne
Clifford B Wilson
Hall
Superior Court
Man Found Dead in Chair From Gas Poisoning
A 43 year old man James Lage of 416 Bond Street, an employee of Remington Arms, died of asphyxiation from a gas leak at his home yesterday afternoon. Neighbors detected escaping gas and found him in a kitchen chair around 6:30 PM. Police and medical examiner ruled death due to illuminating gas poisoning. wife Minnie Cligg was named. Two others, Suphenson Jarl Klenck and Lars Gene ry, were charged with murder in a separate Indiana case observed during the day.
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James Lage
Bond Street
Remington Arms Company
Feavey
Minnie Cligg
Nqobvetsvitlp
Sly Cave
Suphenson Jarl Klenck
Lars Genery
Medze Oberhaltzer
Indienanolis
Ohtaning Trsumat
Fool Noisan
Mare
Gloria Swanson Denies False Title Claims On Voyage
Gloria Swanson and her husband the Marquis De La Talaise De La Coudraye travel to New York aboard the Fremo Mner Paris, denying rumors about a court summons in Janet Beecher divorce cases. Ignace Paderewski arrives for a concert tour. Polish groups greet him with a reception in New York. The ship faced a storm and the Japanese royal party Prince and Princess Asuka are noted among passengers.
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New York
Gloria Swanson
Marquis de la Talaise de la Coudraye
Ignace Paderewski
Asuka
Mner
Paris
Janet Beecher
BR. A Hoffman
Miss Swanson
Maria Casimir
Poland
Paderewski
Bier
Prince
Princess Aska
Milford Police Chief Named in $15,000 Suit
James M Mai chief of police of Milford and two women, Myra Smith and G Anna Coyne, are named defendants in a Superior Court suit filed in New Haven alleging false arrest by Josephine Jones of Milford. The plaintiff seeks $17,000 in damages and claims malice behind the arrest on a disorderly house charge on Fluss Broadway Silver Beach. The women allegedly told Milford prosecutors about the supposed disorderly conduct. the plaintiff, later discharged, had earlier been fined $200 plus costs for selling liquor and received a suspended sentence. Neither defendant knew of the charges and all testified they were unaware of the plaintiff’s alleged activities.
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Milford, Or
James M Mai
Milford
Josephine Jones
Newport
New Haven
Myra Smith
G Anna Coyne
Sheriffa
Mahe
Eah
Aloges
Fluss Broadway
Silver Beach
Nat
Counp
Little Red Seniorhouse
Bridgeport
Stretford
Paline
Romanx
Moth
Fairfield
Busling
Speatter
Chicago
State
Fairfield County
Botles Maher
Paes Danbury Business Mens Club
Engand
Wastport
Finance Board
Shelton
Tadgefield Bank
Florida
Danbury
Washington
Berut
Syria
Treasury
Wigan
Swoide
Jess
New York
St Paul
Divorce Threat Made Scholar a Killer
Insanity allegedly caused by impending divorce led to a fatal shooting in Columbus involving Shirley T Wing 84 and her husband Charles M Wing president of a local bank. Wing shot his wife and her father Claude Meeker then killed himself after a struggle in a bedroom before a hospital bed today.
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Collybus
Shirley T Wing
Rhodes Sonotay
Claude Meeker
Guivide
Marjorie Meeker
Wing
Wenr Meeker
Charles M. Wing
Young Wing
Audrey
Park City Woman Gets $50,000 Of Husband's Estate
New York reports Frederick Bright inventor and former head of Bright Manufacturing in Philadelphia left his residuary estate to four sisters and to his widow Mre Min Stearns Worth Bright. Other beneficiaries include Bileht Wright, laborer J Kester, and Thunid Tineheliffe. Total value cited around $19,940.
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New York
Frederick Bright
Bright Manufacturing Company
Philedelphia
Vr Bright
Greenwich
Fu Sisters
Laura Belle Damerel
Ocoan Park
Cal
Linn Mary Aylsworth
Los Angeles
Calif
Louilla T Sible
Gray
Conn
Min Stearns Worth Bright
Bilgepot
Bright
Durine Shaemaind
Teeinald
J Kester
Wy Wright
Tineheliffe
Bridgeport state investigation of romanx allegations
A fragmented Bridgeport page notes a state probe into romanx allegations, a boy who struck a man with a snowball wins $400 in damages, and other city items across pages 1 through 24 including legal notices, taxes, and local political developments.
Danbury Boosters Oppose Franchise For New Bus Line
Danbury boosters oppose granting a franchise for a new bus line linking Danbury and nearby towns. They claim the plan benefits a private firm and cites concern over costs and community impact. Local officials have indicated ongoing reviews and public hearings next week.
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Danbury Boosters
Boy Hit Man with Snowball Awarded $400 Damages
Verdict in Common Pleas assigns $400 damages to a boy who threw a snowball at a man at a city shop. Testimony says the youth’s father described the boy as frightened and timid, while the store clerk recounted chasing and striking the boy after he attempted to steal candles and hurled a snowball hitting the man behind the ear.
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Roy
Bilbale
Kaltalan
Searching for missing yacht crew goes on as wrecks probed
Savanna Ga November 4 AP search for the missing yacht Bunny II and its three crew members continued along the Carolina coast. Captain J P Davis of the schooner Mary A Sharp identified a burned hulk as the Bunny II, though no bodies were found. Coast Guard and relatives pressed on with inquiries into other burned vessels and possible washups along Georgia and the Carolinas. Captain Davis based his ID on a rabbit head mark and the numerals M1014 found on the wreck. Governor Robinson named Miss Fanny Herrington secretary of state, replacing W G Taylor who was aboard the Bunny II when it burned last week.
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Savanna
Buany Tl
North
South Carolina
J P. Davis
Mary A. Sharp
Vesse
Bunny II
Atlantic
Carolinas
Georgia
Southport
KX. C
Florida
Haward Rouses
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
W. G. Taylor
Lewis Rosas
Frederickson
Davis
Coast Guard
Yamadaw
Murtell
Pusey
Navies
Wilmingtgn
Robert T' Robinson
Fanny
Herington
St.t
William G Taylor
Bunnis
Taylor, Edwards& Pussy
Levis Ros
Frederickstown
Brother of Ochman Aids In Death Cause Case
Joseph Ochman was found mortally injured near his home on Tunis Road after a night walk. State police investigate under orders of John Phelan while Medical Examiner H Ro Yelluca cites injuries from a fall or being thrown from a vehicle, not a direct auto strike.
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Ios
Joseph Ochnan
Tury
Rowsuth Street
Sundar
Sthatfeld Road
Sondar
St Vincents Hospital
H . Ro YelLuca
Coveners
Downer
Voter turnout nears four-fifths in city election report
The Telegram reports 79.6 percent of male voters and 71.8 percent of female voters cast ballots in the mayoralty race, with 31,484 of 31,578 enrolled voters voting overall. Behreng led with 1603 votes, or 40.5 percent, while Thomas W. Cullinan trailed with 2166 votes, about 9 percent. District turnout varied, with the eleventh district strongest at 82.4 percent and other wards ranging from 20 to 81 percent.
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Behrens
Majo Behreng
Checkers Hsts
Thomas W. Cullinan
Compatison
Ite
Tre
Steventh
Polienegre
New Jersey G.O.P. Gains Senate and House Control in Election
After a long campaign the Republicans retained control of both chambers of the New Jersey Legislature and elected a congressman Stevin P Plebs defeating Democrat Lyte Kinmouth in the 3rd district. The Senate will have eighteen Republicans and ten Democrats. the Assembly forty seven Republicans and forty Democrats.
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Niwa SJ Nuys
Tiem
Ap Basen
State -Eator
Gilhas Waiteney
Senate
House of Assemb
Stewin P+ plebs
J Lyte Kinmouth
House of Assemibh
Consul Orders Coghlag and Samson to Beirut as Crisis Grows
United States ships Goze lan and the Samson were sent from Alexandria to Beirut as a precaution amid unrest in Syria and mounting French concerns. Consul Pau Enahenchue notified the State Department of orders, while Druses reportedly harass French forces near Damascus and rail lines. International tension rises as General Samail arrives in Beirut and the U S delays action to protect nationals under the mandate.
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Wahington
Gozelan
Samson
Druses Harrass
Paris
A&p
Damentue
Prove
Syria
Samail
Bench Foreign Office
Beirut
Alexandria
United States
Biate
League of Aas Gon
Persian Premier Hopes For Order Amid Persian Turmoil
In Teheran the Persian premier heads the provisional government after the dethronement of the shah. The finance minister acts as premier as political realignment unfolds.Mohammad Hassan Mirza, heir apparent, remains abroad while a new political split emerges over control and the future form of government.
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Ituberan
Rosa Abaun
Torelza
Impossipte
Muunich
Germany
Arthus Upham
Amerte
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John T Walh
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Fairfeld
U.S
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