Mussolini Pays Respect To War Dead In Crowded Procession
Premier Mussolini stood before the tomb of the Unknown Soldier as thousands formed a line in a solemn ceremony marking the Austrian Hstice anniversary. Vice President Emmanuel attended in silence as Mussolini led a central funeral service, with subdued acts contrasting other events this week.
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Governor silent on Senate ambitions after reelection
The governor declined to commit to a U S Senate bid in 1993, saying he will preserve his rights and focus on duties as governor. He and Mr Tuller will travel from New York for a brief visit abroad, after a 1992 term concluded.
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Norris to Face Court in January for Fort Worth Murder Charge
Texas dispatch reports Dr Frank Norris, pastor of First Baptist Fort Worth, charged with murdering a lumberman in his Fort Worth office last July. His trial was tentatively set for January 10 in Fort Worth or transferred to Austin if venue issues arise.
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NMEN SHOOT FATHER AND TWO SONS IN N Y
A group of assailants shot a man and his two sons on a New York sidewalk as they conducted a coaching business encounter. The victims were rushed to hospital with injuries described as serious though non fatal. Police pursued the assailants who fled the scene after the attack.
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Watchman Awarded 300 Damages After Car Collision
A watchman injured when struck by a car was awarded 300 in the Court of Common Pleas. The verdict found the driver Williants at fault. the incident occurred on Tecmtet Le 1933 in Strittad ave. The presiding justice was Conte of Norwalk.
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Westport athletic field nearing completion this fall
Westport reports progress on the Westport athletic field and surrounding track with weather favorable for finishing. Contractors have completed excavation and curb work, with paving and surface treatments underway to meet regulation running distances and event needs.
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Prominent Italian Resident Celebrates A Personal Milestone
An Italian resident, Ricciwtt Gatkr dulci, is noted for a notable social event on November 4. The brief mentions his son and Lola peliet in attendance, highlighting local esteem for the family and a festive gathering in the community.
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Steps to Prevent Boston Strike by Counsel
Boston workers threaten a strike over wage disputes prompted by the Pecon and Worcester Street firms. Justice Edward P Pierce of the Supreme Judicial Court intervened, arranging interviews and reporting results early next week. The shake committee and international refiteers are advised to halt the strike pending outcome.
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Chapin's will filed in probate in New York
The will of Coates Chapin editor of the American for 4vers was filed for probate. It details $4040 to Mary Walcott, $5000 to Chapin’s daughter, $160,000 to the Endowment Fund, $2000 to granddaughters Harriet and Katherine, and residuary gifts split between Barbara Chapin Russell and the other heir. Trust provisions place funds with Colonial Trust Co and Cotonia Trust Co for ages and estates.
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Davis Loses Suit Against Newspaper In Federal Ruling
Kansas City November 4 Judge Foltock ruled against former Kansas governor Davis in a defamation suit against the Kansas City Journal Post and its owner Wilber Simon. The decree awards costs to the paper and dismisses claims he was misrepresented before and during his final days in office.
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Canada to Seize British Rum Boats
Ottawa reports power to seize British or Canadian rum running vessels outside the three mile limit. An opinion by William O’Connor KC advises that evasion or attempted evasion of customs duties on the open sea is punishable. Ships involved may be seized and brought to Canada for trial.
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Scofflaw Offered Bribe Police Say
Middlertown police report a scofflaw offered a bribe after a traffic violation. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an attempted solicitations incident near Main Street. The investigation continues with authorities urging citizens to report similar misconduct.
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