Hartford landlords ordered to clear flood debris
The Hartford board of health and the building department ordered landlords to remove waterlogged flood debris immediately or face action. With the Connecticut River receding to 18 feet, roadways remain flooded in places and the city prepares for potential disease spread as residents return to damaged homes.
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Hartford
Associate Press
Board of Health
Building Department
Tle Foundation
Connecticut
George E. Hamlin
State Highway Department
Cromwell
Middletown
Portland-Glastonbury
Newfield
Cromwell-Middletown
Gildersleeve
New York
Transportation Company
Meeticut
New York to City Return Trip Planned for Tomorrow Morning
A return voyage is scheduled with the final leg to leave New York this afternoon at 4 o'clock and arrive at the destination tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock. The trip marks the first leg of a requested city visit and continues the sequence of travel noted in the report.
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New York
Sayles Declared First Selectman in Killingly Row
In Willimantic on November 10, Albert D. Sayles was declared elected first selectman of Killingly by Superior Court committee and Judge Waldo Marvin. The ruling overturned initial counting that favored Gilbert. final tally shows Sayles 733 and Gilbert 663 with Gunn reelected.
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Sayles
First Selectman
Gilbert
Marvin
Elbert Darbie
Killingly
Edward R. Perkins
Norwich
Supreme Court
Mr. Gunn
General May Undergo Operation In Rochester
Major General Enoch Crowder retired and former draft chief in World War I visited the Mayo Clinic for a general medical exam and possible operation. He was accompanied by his sister Mrs. F. N. Tinsman of Denver and her daughter Mrs. Herbert Crehert, both of whom also expected operations.
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Rochester
Minn
Associated Press
Enoch Crowder
Atbassador
Cuba
Mayo Elinic
Slater to be released from Scottish prison soon
Oscar Slater a German Jew sentenced to life for the 1908 killing of a woman in Glasgow. Sir John Gilmour announced the government will free him after more than eighteen years of imprisonment, following appeals and public pressure linked to the Sacco Vanzetti case.
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London
Associated Press
Oscar Slater
Buitain
John Gilmour
Ireland
Slater
Great Britain
Sacco-Vanixetti
Massachusetts
Sacco
Vanzetti
Peters Head
Skelihead
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sacco-Vanzetti
the Nation and Athenaeum
Sacco and Vangetti
Truth
J ' Sacco-Vanzett
Suit Brought To Tie Up Assets In Plea Action
In Superior court Attorney Joseph G. Shapiro argued against a motion by Frederick P. Schaefer to stay proceedings in his suit against O. K. Tool Co. of Shelton. Schaefer seeks 340,000 alleging breach of a contract to re audit books and gain a 50 percent rebate. the judge denied the stay and ordered a substituted complaint.
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Joseph G. Shapiro
Frederick P. Schacter
New York City
O. K. Tool Company
Shelton
David Price
Schaefer
Uice
New York
Shapiro
Cne
United States Tax Department
John Richards Booth
Price
Former Yale star’s action non-suited in real estate suit
An 18000 real estate commission case brought by Century Milstead of Philadelphia, ex Yale football star, was ordered non-suited in favor of defendant J. T. Wason of Greenwich by Superior Court Judge John Richards South. Milstead claimed Wason failed to honor an agreement to pay commission upon sale of property. The motion cited Milstead’s failure to file a substituted complaint as ordered.
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Century Milstead
Philadelphia
Yale
John Richards South
Milstead
J. T. Wason
Greenwich
Wason
Divorce suit seeks $10000 and support from Wells
Lottie Wells of Shelton filed in Superior court for divorce from William Wells whom she married May 26 1920. She seeks $10000 damages and a court order compelling support for herself and four minor children.
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Lottie 3 Wells
Shelton
William 3B. Wells
Wells
Antiquarian Expert Dies in Worcester
Benjamin Thomas Hil sixty six, a veteran antiquarian and member of the American Antiquarian Society, known for his illuminated and illustrated collections, died at his sister’s home in Worcester last night.
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Worcester
Mass
Associated Press
Benjamin Thomas Hil
Eixty-Six
American Antiquarian Society
Walter Lancaster
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