Judge Questions Macri Veniremen Opinions In retrial notes
In Litchfield county against Olympia Macri the jury pool was questioned for a sixth day. Twenty three talesmen were examined with one accepted, fifteen excused by court, four by defense, three by the state. Juror James H Dodd, 48, farmer of New Milford, was seated. The state used 17 of 25 peremptory challenges, defense 16. Veniremen largely based opinions on New Haven shooting reports, with Judge Hinman cautioning against prejudicial newspaper-derived views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Olympia Macri
New Haven County
Latchfield County
Talesmen
James H Dodd
Farmer
New Milfor
Johhn Bagnano
New Haven
George F. Hinman
Alling
Joseph Koletsky
Efense
Bagnano
Newten
Hinman
Allingseig
Valentino on dogs and marriage in Paris homecoming
Mrs Winifred Hudnut Valentino Rudolph Valentino's wife arrives from Paris aboard the Leviathan with two pedigreed dogs. She rebuts her husband's claim she spends too much time with animals, says he has nine dogs. They are in a marital rift over her acting career and their plans, insisting he must concede before reunion. She endorses children but warns a woman should not abandon her career or life goals for family.
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New York
Winifred Hudnut Valentino
Rudolph Valentino
Paris
Sheik
Valentinos
Valentino
Charge officers miss Congress charge officers missed congress
A War Department hearing record shows Captain Oldys citing the Lassiter air board report to argue air service conditions risked demobilization. Colonel Mitchell accuses the War department of treasonous administration for failing to block foreign influence in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conduset
Oldys
Lassiter Air Board
Tha
Department
Mitchell
War Department
Central America
Clay
Air Service
Guatemala
United States
McNair
Hawaii
Army Air Service, Ordinance Bureau
Coast Artillery
Oily Rag Shed Fire at Jacobs Construction
A small blaze in a shed belonging to Jacobs Construction during sewer work at Main and Atlantic streets was extinguished by Middle Street fire units before damage occurred. The fire started in a pile of oily rags and waste. alarm from box 195.
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Jacobs Construction Company
Main
Atlantic Streets
Middle Street
GE Athletic Group Smoker Draws 364 Attendees
More than 364 men attended the General Electric Athletic association opening last night for a smoker and entertainment. Mayor F William Behrens and Chief Daniel E Johnson were guests of honor. The event featured songs by Weiler, a GE band, a 200-voice Condor chorus, and a wrestling match pitting Louis Thurle against Bobby Friedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Athletic Association
F William Behrens
Daniel E Johnson
Joseph Whieler
Behrens
Hillside
Weiler
Chief Johnson
General Electric
William Michigan
Mickey Furruse
Condot Chorus
F. EK. Weber
Loui Thurle
Bobby" Friedman
Bridgeport
Earle
Friedman
Many Fortunes Lost on Market in Cleveland and Chicago
Turbulent trading marked today as stocks slid heavily in New York and across markets. Rediscounts held steady at the New York Fed with a slight rise in the reserve ratio, while Boston rate changes may divert business away from New York. Large volume of selling wiped out gains, with U S Steel and Chrysler among leaders in declines and brokers scrambling to process orders through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Boston
New York
New England
UTS Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
DuPont Raily
DuPont
Mack Trucks
American Can
Baldwin
General Electric
United Cigar Stores
White Motors
Woolworth
Fisher Body
W National
U. S Steel Common
Coolidge
Ork
Wall Street
Thair
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Proposed Income Tax Rates In Revenue Bill Details
The Ways and Means committee reports a revenue bill with tax reductions including earned income exemption. A table shows the tax for a married man with no dependents under the proposed surtax structure, detailing normal and surtax totals.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rhinelander Trial Drama Amid Slur Laden Testimony
White Plains listeners hear dramatic testimony in the Rhinelander case as Dr. L. Pierce Clark describes the defendant Leonard Rhinelander’s nervous disorder and low blood pressure while defense counsel Davis concedes Mrs Rhinelander has some colored blood. Documentary evidence traces Alice Jones’s ancestry, with the plaintiff insisting legal proof is needed to justify the suit and accusing the Rhine lander family of trying to drag the woman into scandal for the millions.
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Leonard Rhinelander
Attowher Davis
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Papa
Rinnelander
Davia
New York
Rhinelander
Fisroe Clark
Stamford
White Plains
Young Rhinelander
Alice Jones
Gabe
L. Pierce Clark
Conn
Rhimelander
Lee Parsons Davis
England
George Jones
Tam
Mills
Philtin Rhinelander
Painleve cabinet faces its doom continues page one
The Finance committee of the chamber voted 12 to 7 with five abstentions to dispose of the Socialist capital levy proposal. Proponents of the levy, including Socialist leaders, pledged to push further despite the setback, arguing the plan must be clarified and supported in open fashion.
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Jeaders
Repu Tblican Snemhes
Daily Ambulance Call Log Report
Daily record notes multiple ambulance calls at 12 16 pm for Walter Lewin at 435 Gregory street with death on arrival from gas poisoning. Later at 5 35 pm William Smith of 196 Epseley street struck by auto at 204 Beardsley street and taken to St Vincent s hospital. Medical Examiner notified for the gas poisoning case.
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Walter Lewin
Gregory Street
William Smith
Epseley, Street
Beardsley Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Armistice Day Trial Continues Amid Courtroom Tension
Defense expert tests suggest Dr. Delehanty believes Blazer may have suffered a petit mal attack or spells from brooding after Hazel Blazer's death. Judge Johnson schedules a half day recess for Armistice Day amid wrangling, while Miss Pauline Ainsworth observes proceedings.
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Delehanty
Lewis Mowry
Smites
Frances Bishop
Dr. Blazer
Johnson
Pauline Ainsworth
District Court
Blazer
Hazel Blazer
Attorney Poet 10 Stays in Stamford Sanitarium
Hale who rose to own prime Westport business blocks and a Greens Farms farm suffered a mental breakdown from overwork and drink. He plans new apartments and offices matching public library and M O A building style. Mrs Hale’s illness, a Norwalk hospital confinement, contributed to his collapse. A Stamford sanitarium admission followed by a medical commission review is noted.
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Hale
Westport
Greens Farms
Sturges
State Street
Gault
Main Street
Wise
Norwalk Hospital
Stamford Sanitarium
Cummings and
Lockwood
Stamford
Wilam Munson
Respect
John J. Slooman
Stevens
New York
Radio conference backs fewer stations and curbs on ads
The Fourth National Radio conference urged the Commerce department to halt new licenses until broadcasting stations are reduced and opposed direct advertising in broadcasting. The group called for a sharp cut in the number of stations as a policy stance reported from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
City wide drive in GOP to eject former officials
A city wide GOP drive seeks to remove Thomas McCormick James McCormick George Roberts Frank Arnold and others from club rolls Alderman William Ardis named The district committee will act on nine names two were dropped for nonpayment of dues Charges will be filed with the club secretary and a two thirds vote may expel members The drive follows a vote to refer names to the executive board and a plan to audit the treasurer's books A Thanksgiving smoker is set for November 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick
James McCormick George Roberts
Frank Arnold
William Ardis
Albert J. Merrit
Clarence E Winton
Willard A. Still
Louis A. Kornblut
Ke- Het
John A. Spafford
Robert C. Mallette
Harry H Pritchard
Guia A. Korn
Ripper
Hippolitus J Rieba
William K. Vincent
William Soda
King
Merritt
Dwight Graves
James Martin
John F. Maloney
Pritchard
Spafford
Riel
Soda
Pies
Republican Party
Fred W. Harrison
Maloney
Son of wealthy architect jailed for speed case
Judge Huxford sentenced Greene to thirty days in jail after testimony from Dr Hoyt and State Prosecutor Willis. Prosecutor urged jail to curb speeding mania while Greene’s counsel cited a pending $40,200 damage suit from an accident and Greene’s family suffering.
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Huxford
Hoyt
Greene
William F Tammany
Norwalk
Bennett
Willis
False alarm at Box 542 on Orange and Union streets
A false pulse alarm sounded at 4:16 am from Box 542 at the corner of Orange Street and Union Avenue. Responding units included Engine Nos. 6 and 8, Truck No. 3, and Chemical No. 3.
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Orange Street
Union Avenue
Chemical No
Truthful testimony amid Shenandoah court probes
Mrs Lansdowne recalls pressure to falsify testimony after the Shenandoah crash. Navy aides and Capt Foley pressed for truth as she prepared before a Navy court of inquiry. She insisted she would tell the truth and defend her stance against naval decisions she blames for her husband’s death.
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Shenandoah
Middle West
W. RB. Gherards
Naval
Wilbur
Gherardi
Washington
Navy
Paul Foley
Foley
United States Supreme Court
Mid-West
Abriola 18 Hosts Victory Party in Tenth District
Alderman Louis A. Abriola of the Tenth district, reelected to the Dominion Council, hosted a victory party in the Tenth District Republican club. He served as master of ceremonies as about 100 attendees enjoyed dancing entertainment and refreshments.
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Louis A. Abriola
Tenth District
Dominion Council
Republican Club
Abriola
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Madison Avenue
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Cleveland
Chiedge
NW Oyork
Hyalmir Shhicht
Gore Man Treichsbank
Hig Dewuturr
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Eme
Orange
Sugeest
Painleve
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Cullinan
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