Mrs Hugo Bach Confesses in Coconut Grove Floggings Case
Nov. 11 report states Mrs. Hugo Bach confessed to instigating a flogging plot against her husband by a Ku Klux Klan group. The victim, Blubscl, was found at his business, taken to the woods, and severely struck. he lies in a hospital in serious condition. The confession names the Egers, and Mrs. Hubsch is said to have attempted suicide in jail. Rewards totaling 1500 dollars are offered for conviction of flogging party members.
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Emeami. Fia
Hugobach
S. Cocoanut Grove
Igeist
Sheriff’s Office
4& Ked
Blubscl
Ike
Hibsch
Egers
Hubsch
Hubach
Victor Hugo
Germhan
I Hubsch
New Fort City
Stabesh
Derby Resident Catherine Hartsburg 64 Dies After Illness
Catherine Hartsburg of Derby aged 64 died at her Derby home after a lengthy illness. She survived by two children Raymond and Walter Fewer, a sister Rose Fewer and a brother Walter Fewer of Westfield. Born in Bridgewater she lived most of her life in Derby. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Henry Smith of Elizabeth Street recently broke three bones in his foot and is using crutches.
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Derby
Catherine
Hartsburg
Derby Avenue
Kristian Hartsburg
Rie
Hartsbure
Griffin Hospital
Bridgewater
Rose
Westfield
Walter
Aid
Raymond
Waler
Henry Smith
Elizabeth Street
Crigenlas
Joseph Cricgulas
Oak Avenues
Italy
Dast Derby
Shelton
Uthber
Connecticut Company
Anthony Gentile
John Gentile
West Street
Dominick
Carmen
Joseph
John
Prank
Nicholas
Henry IF
U.S. Action Sought to Stop Flogging Four Convicts
Houston Texans report Attorney George Dixon will seek federal injunctions in U S court to halt flogging of four Bassett Blakely convicts at a Texas prison farm. State Judge W Monteith refused to issue the injunction petition. The men allegedly refused cotton field work and urged mutiny. Meanwhile Sioux Falls noted rapid temperature drop after a light snowfall.
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Houston
Tex
Bassett Blakely
George Dixon
J. C. Hutcheson, Jr
United States Court
W. Monteith
Stars Prominent in the Heavens This Fall Evenings
The article describes three conspicuous constellations near the meridian on clear fall nights. Cassiopeia appears near due north with its V shaped star pattern, while nearby lie three second magnitude stars in Andromeda and Pegasus within the Great Square. Alpha in Andromeda is located to the north.
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Cassiopeia
Tao
Andromeda
Pegasus
Stars Now Brilliant in Heavens
A description of bright celestial objects in the Great Square of Pegasus and the Andromeda Nebula. The article notes a hazy cloud of light visible to the naked eye and discusses the notable spiral nebulae admired by astronomers. It describes viewing the diagram with the top toward the north.
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K . Ey
Pegasus
Andromeda
State's Attorney Comley Appears in First Case
William H. Comley Jr. presided in Fairfield County Criminal Superior Court as Henry J. Snyder faced parole violation sentencing. Snyder received 30 days in jail after prior fines and a suspended term for transporting beer, with additional 16 days and $300 fines imposed in Greenwich Borough Court. Courtroom space constraints caused a brief recess as the September term resumed.
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William H. Comley, Jr
Fairfield County
Henry J. Snyder
John W. Banks
Snyder
Greenwich
John R. Booth
Criminal Superior Court
Banks
Party treasurer payments reveal salary and campaign costs
Tax records show district treasurers including Edward and Bra'erved paid salaries to themselves and reported expenditures. Democratic and Republican campaigns in several districts reveal sums, auto rentals, and funds allocated to party coffers, with detailed spending figures and contributions.
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Edward
Joseph Fr. Wicler
Jon. J. Sheahan
Ray
William J. Moran
Davis
Herman Winkler
Allan Fbleon
Thay
John’ J
McGuinness
Pata Party
James J. Ossey
John J
Ducati
Clifford J. Buck
Bboard
Rayvmone
Arnold
Demaanie
Lawrence’. J. Gill
Postmaster Says Shelton Post Office Will Stay In Place
Postmaster Norman C. Kruer announces the Shelton post office will remain at 611 Howe avenue. Irving F H. Rave wins a ten year lease, the bid $1500 annually, 25 percent under the next lowest bid.
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Shelton
Norman C. Kruer
Ieving Peck
Hows Avenue
Peck
Washington
Airfield County
Post Office Department
Irving FH. Rave
Fll Howe Avenue
Mrs Harding Improves in Doctors Bulletin
Marion March reports Mrs Florence Kling Harding showing signs of improvement per Dr Carl W Sawyer. The bulletin notes she was exhausted earlier but later felt stronger and could take more nourishment, as Armistice Day observances noted with gratitude to soldier boys.
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Marion
Florence Kling Harding
Carl. W. Sawyer
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U.S. Action
Sioux Falls
S. D
Louisiana
Bree Recife
Penick & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
Tassigreia
Andromedae
Comley
Bridgeport
Walter Baker& Co.Ltd
Dorchester Mass
Montreal
Can
Jos. Glass & Bro
Pequonnock ST. Bar
Smith-Murray Co
Bolivia
Agger
the Smithe Murray Co
Ercival
Cyrithia Wakefield
Wakefield
New York
Dick Bradford
Captain Wakefield
Triple X
Golden Hill
Dept. BP
Fit Publications, Inc
Robbinadale
Minn
Urs
Lydia Fy Pinkham
Aliva
Hielo
Mio
Taylor Instrument Co
American Hardware
Fairfield Ave
Middle
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