Rome Plot Sees Assassination Aim Broaden to Republic
Rome reports from Epoca allege a vast conspiracy aimed at Mussolini and the Fascist regime. The plan supposedly sought the monarch’s downfall, the fall of Savoy, and the creation of an Italian republic, with Roberto Varinacci passing details to Interior Minister Luigi Federzolli.
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Rome
Epoca
Mussolini
Savoy
Roberto Varinacci
Fascist Party
Interior
Luigi Federzolli
Plang
House Ways and Means panel nears tax reform repeal
The House Ways and Means Committee moved to repeal income tax return publicity and consider changes to inheritance and gift taxes. Proposals include small partnerships filing as corporations, raised earned income credit, and keeping corporate stock taxes while delaying other excise cuts. The plan aims for a nonpartisan bill with broad House support and a $200 million annual revenue reduction.
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Washington, War
House Ways and Means
Mellon
Green
House
Aged physician charged in daughter's murder in Littleton
In a crowded Littleton courtroom, District Attorney Joel Stone outlined the case against Dr Harold E Blazer accused of killing his 34 year old daughter Hazel a woman described as fully developed above the waist but with childlike limbs. The defense contends the evidence includes a chloroform soaked towel and a possible poisoning or chloroform use with the autopsy indicating homicide.
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Littleton
Col
Joel Stone
Harold E. Blazer
Hazel
Stone
Blazers
Dennis
D A R Assists With Mrs Mire Read Dodge Burial
Milford notes Breelove Stalwdin Stow chapter of the D A R will defray the funeral expenses of Mrs Mire Read Dodge a Washington society figure who died in poverty here last week The executive board voted to pay the bill Dodge a Norwich native was daughter of Josh Read Civil War lieutenant and descendant of Revolutionary stock Her husband Charles Richard Dodge headed the U S Bureau of Agriculture and was the first cabinet officer to be decorated by the French president as a member of the Legion of Honor
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Milford
Breelove Staldwin Stow
Dd. A. BR
Mire Read Dodge
Wall
Washington
Doder
Norwich
Joshie Read
Charles Richard Dodee
United States Bureau of Agricultae
Department
France
Legion of Honon
Willimantic Death Concluded Suicide In Belief
In Willimantic a medical examiner ruled Giuseppi de Stefano died by his own hand from a self-inflicted bullet wound to the brain. The investigation by Police Chief Alan MacArthur and A G Bull found no enemies among those questioned, including Rosa Guaranio, whom he planned to marry. Relatives question foul play despite the examiner’s verdict.
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Willimantic
I. Mason
Giuseppi de Stafano
Rosa i Guarania
de Stafano
Alan MacArthur
Cox Rouer
A. G. Bull
de Stefana
Guaranio
Chief MacArthur
de Stefano
Miss Guaranio
Hartford
Holy War Looms as Arabs Join Causes in Syria
Paris reports a serious state of affairs as Arabs join the Djebel Druse tribesmen to wage war against French control in Syria. Homs district and much of territory north of Damascus are claimed to be under tribal influence, with Damascus heavily besieged by Druse fire and cut from outside communication.
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Paris
War Office
Mousselffi
Djebel Druse
G. O. P. Leader in Sixth Honored at Surprise Dinner
A surprise 59th birthday dinner for Patrick O Brien, long time Sixth district Republican, drew leaders including Thomas Connors and Sheriff P J Retliv at Wallace's shorehouse. Attendees toasted O Brien, noting his 38 years in politics and a strong GOP voter record, with plans to wear the gift watch in his honor.
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Thomas J. Contours
Wallace
Shorehouse
O’brien
Charman Con
P. J. Retliv
Thomas Tierney
Alfred J. Knapp
Connors
John TH
A. J. Northey
Alfred W. Burdick
Fleury Osborn
Taciane Veronese
Harry Clark
Eeelith
Edward Healy
Janes J. RF. Rawley
O'Brien
Fifth Juror Pick In Olympia Macri Trial
The second trial of Olympia Macri for shooting John Bagnsno continued in Litchfield County with five jurors chosen after four days. A new panel of 100 veniremen was drawn as 22 of the first panel remained. nine more names were added to the pool for Monday interrogations. Remaining jurors named include William J. Blunt, John B. Davey, Frank J. Harrison, Mott Darling, Hollis D. Griffin. early selections showed Hunt accepted, others deferred.
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Nouv
Olympia
Macri
John Bagnsno
New Haven
Litehilelad
George I. Hint Tall
Wiliam J. Blunt
Bethlehem
John
Davey
Porrington
Frank J. Harrison
Sharon
Carpenter
Nin
Mott Darling
Kent
Hollis D. Griffin
Hunt
Chaji
FACING JAIL TERM THIEVES PILFER MAN TURNS BANDIT
Dayton Ohio reports Elliott Gabler thirty president of Gam City Engineering staged a daylight bank robbery to relieve financial trouble. He seized 819000 in small bills from H J Kloos at Main Street bank then forced the manager into his car and fled toward the city limits. A gunfight drew no hits. Gabler was captured within an hour and identified by the victim.
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Ohio
Elliott Gabler
Gam City Engineering Company
Gabler
H. J. Kloos
Kloos
Kleos
Kioos
New Haven, Moy
Wirst National Bank
Church and
Crown Streets
Charles Stanton
Oklahoma
New York
Henry Nodelman
Stanton
NewsTayer
Nedelman
Surprise party honors Bridgeport leader in Sixth District
Bridgeport go.Mass leader honored at a friends’ surprise party. Local items note city politics, committees for firemen’s ball, and upcoming hearings on school transport, with statewide mentions of Governor Trumbull inspecting Westport barracks and Stratford school board actions.
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Liehfi Im
Squires
F. Field County
Turley
Westport
Washington Society
Milford ' GA
Newtown
Trumbull
Shelton-Derby Board of Trade
School Board of Stratford
Wal
Gerald Chapman
Ahadow of Noose
New Haven
Connecticut War Over Film Tax Ends in Armistice
An armistice between motion picture interests and Connecticut over the new film tax law ends hostilities. Governor Trumbull pledges to push modifications in the 1928 session including removing censorship. Parties from both sides sign to restore exchanges, resume contracts, and drop the Supreme Court challenge.
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Connecticut
Trumbull
Supreme Court of the United States
Wnegiy
J. Henry Roraback
Charles C. Pettijohn
Joseph W. Walsh
Picture Theater Owners
Benedict M. Holden
Bond
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Industry of America
Warrenite Fight Over Bridgeport Pavement Contract at Supreme Court
Arguments before the Supreme Court of Mirors discussed Percy T. Litchfield’s bid to block Bridgeport from using part of an 800000 bond to pay contracts for Warrenite bitulithic pavement. City officials argued bids must specify materials to ensure fair competition and prevent manipulation, while Litchfield contends the act constrains material type and bidding. Continued on Page Twenty seven.
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Supreme Court of Mirors
Percy T. Litchfield
Afforne
William L.T Comley
Comley
Efterfield
New Haven Bus Line Fight Deliberations Stir Chamber Role
Benjamin G. Spock argues the New Haven must enter bus transportation to protect stockholder value and replace loss making train routes while independents object to Parallel competition. Hartford reports Gerald Chapman seeks new trials and federal appeal after awaiting execution. plan includes state Superior Court review for newly discovered evidence and a possible U S Court action.
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New Haven
Benjamin G. Spock
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Public Utilities Commission
Spock
Connecticut
Widow testifies Cowen was family friend in Clark murder case
Mrs Priscilla Went Clark widow of William J Clark testified Cowen, charged with hammer murder, was only a family friend not a suspect. She said Cowen spent more time with her husband and mother than with her, and she aided the prosecutor. Cowen was held. no ball set. prosecutor considered recalling grand jury for immediate indictment.
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Gillsdale
Priscilla Went Clark
William J. Clark
Joseph Cowen
Clik
Alsen
Chuleshover
Bran Buett
Cowen
Coion County
David
Clarge
Miller Held on Bond in Conspiracy Case in New York
In Federal court Col Thongs VW Lauer pleaded guilty to an instrument charge tied to conspiracy to defraud the U S while an alien property custodian. Attorney Robert Johnston argued the alleged deal dates back so long it may be barred by statute of limitations. Judge Goddard set a decision for Friday next. Miller faces accusations of returning nearly 7.9 million dollars of sequestered assets to Swing International and related parties, with several high named figures cited in the case.
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New York
Thongs
Lauer
W. Goddard
United States
Ifts
Robert Johnstone
Milter
Mikr
Johnat
Lensity
Jadve Goddard
Wallty
Wng
American Metals Pany
Miller
John May
Repub
Local arrest on non support and gun charge in Ri Pace
A man arrested on request of Yer Pa authorities faces in court today on non-support of a wife and child and a firearm charge. He is to be extradited to New York authorities after a governor grant. The report notes claims of intent to harm.
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Ri Pace
Yer Pa
Frumuull
Panguina
Oae
York
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