Stokes Loses Divorce Action Against His Wife
A jury found Mrs. Melen Tinoou Stokes not guilty of infidelity, ending five years of conflict with her millionaire husband. The verdict came on the misconduct count with Edgar Wallace in his apartment. Separation action by Stokes against her husband was scheduled for next Bron day in Superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey York
Melen Tinoou Stokes
Edgar
Wallace
Hast Sith Street
Stukes Wan
Samuel Untermyer
Mr. Untermyer
Harvey
Anbasynder
Great Britain
Amoriun
Peivicy
Cac
America
France
W. H. D. Stokes
Philadelphia
Odeath
Pichat
Eral
Homeowner seeks injunction against gasoline station raid
A homeowner petitions the court for damages and an injunction over a gasoline station project claiming it violates property restrictions. He alleges the Sunfield entity has city approval to build the gas station, arguing it injures his dwelling and rental venue and breaches deed restrictions.
Defendants in Suit Set for Trial November Twenty Seventh
Norwalk residents Mrs Parker and I Mori G Barker appear in court with a judge noting the wharf calendar. the case concerns alleged actions by Parker toward her husband’s family and related domestic issues. The trial date is set for November 27 with preliminary arguments heard yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Judem
Alyn L. Brown
Mes. Parker
Mori G. Barker
Parker
Hee He Luis
Love for Other Woman Plea of Wife for Divorce
Alice M Williams of 170 Orchard Street sought a divorce from Dwight Williams of West Haven in Superior Court, claiming desertion under law though he remained in the home while carrying on an affair with another woman. Judge Brown heard her case as Williams admitted loving another woman and staying married without resuming conjugal relations. The judge reserved judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S:e
Alice M. Williams
Orchard Straet
Brown
Dwight &. Williams
West Haven
Alis
Williams
Mia
Petler
Wweerman
William Tala
Rose Williams
West
Haven
Police Look for Doctor Reported Dead and Buried
Waterbury reports a probe into a doctor named Oscar W Gittens claimed alive after death on February 28 Governor Templeton sent Lt Milton MacMullem to Cambridge Mass to verify the claim A doctor alleged to know the diploma mill operations said Gittens was practicing under an assumed name A warrant was sought to arrest him if found and hold as a fugitive until formal process Woodlawn Cemetery burial confusion followed with officials confirming death and autopsy findings Dr Frederick Graves stated he was at the bedside and believes the man is dead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Charles A. Templeton
Milton MacMullem
Cambridge
Mass
Templeton
Capitol
Oscar W. Gittens
Starsling
Guttens
Liu Man
Aly
Gittend
Macslallen
Gittena
Neway
Gittens
Misa Fanny Comardo
John Z. Manzani
Harold
Lewior
Gitteny
Vors Nity
Woorthy
Thomas H. Kirton
Andertiker
Rive
Woodlawn
Frederick Graves
Bea
Qacari
Viateg
Dr Gitten
Schermann Baffles Doctors With Unexplainable Gift
Polish psycho-graphologist Schermann tested before three neurologists in New York. He diagnosed subjects via handwriting and impressed doctors with insights they deemed beyond ordinary limits. The test included a diabetic patient whose handwriting suggested a hidden health issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schermann
New York
Kaniet Schermann
Charles Loomis Dana
J. Ramsay Hunt
Foster Kennedy
Aged Woman Sues Over Probable Pauper Status
A 78 year old woman, Mrs. Hilen Brady, testifies in Superior Court seeking to claim what she believes to be rightfully hers to avoid the poor house. She discusses a deed from years ago and a mortgage dispute with Newtown, noting back payments and support arrangements varying since the death of Mrs. Gorinth. Judge Kellogg reserved decision on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilen Brady
Dirac
Nawhorn
Gorheth
Brady
Carbee
Woman Convicted After Husband’s Death Insurance Claim
In a United States district court on January 21 1624 Judge Thompson presided over the case of Toglers who sought to collect life insurance after the death of their husband. The court directed a verdict for the Toglers noting insurance companies failed to prove the claimant was malingering masking the act. Geraldine Reckitt testified as stenographer during proceedings.
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Arthur
Osu
Dias Bushusrd
Bill R
Geraldine Reckitt
Thompson
United States District
Rogler
Ini
Advocates Lighter Taxes to Preserve N E Timber Lands
Advocates urge tax cuts to keep New England timber lands developable without prohibitive costs. Yale professor Toumey warns higher taxes drive private owners to abandon forest stewardship, risking rapid development and loss of forested lands across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E
New Meghiad
Ug & Long
W. Toumex
Yale
New England
Toumey
Terea
Griffin Defies Rumors On Tax Office Post Remains
Report states assistant collector Griffin will stay in the tax office berth as Drew, the tax collector, denies any termination of Griffin and reappoints him. The town party fights for additional Democratic appointments amid a looming Monday meeting to decide successors and assignments.
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Griffin
Statens A Nd
Kkerneth J. Griffis
Jobn
Edward A. Drew
Drew
John Jd
Methussela
Dermacrate
Big Teem
Brown
Norley
R. Arthur Brew
John A. Northey
Alexander L. Delaney
Erité
Henry Greenstein
Maurice HH. NeKensx
Engliver Cs
Engineer McHirov
Wilsora
Ludentort
Flitter
Hordie
Excapeds
Lerdon
Baldwin
Tewford
London
AGUS
Bridgeport Wakelaven
Naugatuck
Valley City
Stamford Wits
Yale
iMaryland
Darnteuth
Boston
Rere
Flldreth
Zurdani
Mike Healy
Hantford
Taimorrow
Sickpon Stara
Paisfield Tigers
Lin Hirst
Taimorrow. Cae
Ato¢ghuan Legion Benefit
Jim Hones
Lew London
Gognin
Wills
Lynch
Dundee
Shriners Parade and Ceremonial Tonight in City
Shriners from Providence Newark Brooklyn New Haven and others gather for a fall ceremonial parade starting at 7 39 pm and concluding with a temple ceremony. About 2000 visitors expected with a concert at the Strattiald hotel featuring Pyramid saxophonists and local musicians.
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Shriners
Providenge
Newark
Brooklyn
New Luven
New Londo
Wartford Hyaung
Vetty Latae
Eclock
Pyrasmid
Strattiald
Jobby
Charge A
Acer
Irving & Stannard
Pyramid
Level Maple
Charters
Noble David
Mackenzie
Monarchist Revolt in Bavaria Ends in Ruins
Berlin reports on the Bavaria revolt led by Hitler and allies, ending with the failure of Von Kahr and Von Seitz and the collapse of the Munich putsch. The Reichswehr maintains order as Bavarian leaders face arrest and the movement loses momentum.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Munich
Germany
Hitler
Havania
Jett
van Kahr
Gener von Jussow
Fun
von Knilling
Hatnskeller
Plana
von Kahr
von ‘An Son
Mittens
Reichswehr
von Torsow
Pullete
Hite
Ebert
Benin
Budenderff
Privacy in Radio Communication Demonstrated at Convention
Chicago engineers demonstrated a compact 20 pound device called the Dunmore Relay that converts radio impulses to a land telegraph code for private messages. Although two faults spoiled a portion of the test, the system showed rapid typing and the potential for expanded private ether usage in telegraphy, press reporting, and confidential communication.
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Chimago
Menix
Chicago
Association of Railway Elega Engineers
T ‘Radio
Wime
Indy
Iit
Enélog
Privarg Communication
roWierdal
Menge
Briere
Carvencion
Locher Ilglute
Dunmore
W. Dunner
Hareau
Sandards
Inn
Eiliean
Local News Briefs Skip Toward Armistice Day Events
Local items note veterans observing a meditation period during services, Armistice Day plans, and a morning ceremony. Police investigation targets a missing doctor, while Newtown honors Missy Hawley with a $15,000 tomb gateway gift to a cemetery association. Community church polls, harbor talks, and a planned parade prep are also mentioned along with assorted state and national updates.
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Alice
Pagel Weed
Elsw
Craft
Hollywood
Cal
Bridge
Vice
Cornuy
Conenrnad
Matic
Maul By
Center
Samual DB
Motkin
Francia O. Brenan
Coramyalon
Motherein Law
Ip Gilena Jion Uit
Fel Wian
Waterbury
Pohkee
Templeton
Gittens
Maine
Capsbridge
Mass
Missy Hawley
Newtown
Oametery Association
New Bullets
Milford
Kastan
Hydrauily Company
Walnut Beach
Mechort Iiina
Norwelk
Patewell
Mary Land
Italian Fort Explosion Leaves 11 Dead
An explosion at Italian Fort yesterday killed 11 and wounded nine others. Firemen fought fires as repeated blasts hampered control and the fort was declared a complete wreck. Authorities feared unexploded shells may remain, prompting further evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
U S Out of Reparations Conference
France and the United States approach a split over reparations terms. A proposal to end aid is cited as key to resolving the involved problem, signaling a turning point in negotiations between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
U.S
Poincare Advised by Sec Hughes on Restrictions
Washington reports indicate France and the United States are diverging on plans to enlist American help for an expert reparations inquiry. Secretary Hughes conveyed Poincare’s warnings that French restrictions would frustrate U S cooperation, leaving no formal invitation in place. President Coolidge considers the restrictions render the inquiry futile and unlikely to yield a comprehensive German reparation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hughes
Coolidge
Aow
League of Nations
Cogildyre
United States
Washington
France
United
Waspsington
Thei
Geneh
Germany
State Department
Jusnerand
Plotkin named to garage board with Brennan
Samuel B. Plotkin, a FU district Democratic worker and former Board of Education member, was named by Mayor Pred Anwater to fill the expired term on the Municipal Garage Control commission. His term runs to April 1, 1925. Francis J. Brennan, Brennan Stone Co. president and ex-fire commissioner, was named to the other unexpired term until April 1, 1924. both Kingsbury and Mayo resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Plotkin
FU Distriet Democratic
Atwater
Board of Education
Esterday
Pred
Anwater
Wis
J. G. Jkingebiuryp
Municipal Garage Control Commission
Plorkin
Burlier
Francis J. Brennan
Brennan Stone Company
Edmund
Mayo
Brennan
Kingsbury
Mayo Ae
City
Bie
Synthetic gin raid at candy store sparks court case
Police raided Salvator Gurrir's Lexington candy shop uncovering a contraband stash hidden in a braxy padlock boom. Garr'r faced presentation of evidence as a 100 dollar bond issue loomed while patrons endured a chaotic scene.
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RAL
Bureak
Salvator Ggrrot
Lexington
Selzet
Merting Ag
Gurrir
Harini
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Hunt
Donn A. Gerster
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Aleo
Gerster
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Orien
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