Wealth and social prominence fail to save Greene in court
Lawrence 8 Greene of New Canaan and New York is jailed for reckless driving after a court verdict. He begins a 30 day term with six days suspended, his punishment underscored by a hairdressing duty in the jail. Prominent backers argued against jail while a civil suit seeks 40900 damages for injuries from a car crash near New Canaan.
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Son to Decide Custody in Private Court Talk
In Greenwich, ten year old Charles Romaine is granted a chance to state which parent he wishes to live with in a private session with Judge Jennings tomorrow. His mother Elizabeth Romaine obtained a divorce last Friday, alleging infidelity by Charles Romaine Sr. The boy currently stays with his paternal grandmother and may seek exclusive guardianship by his mother if conditions are found wanting.
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Armistice Parade Sparks Racial Tensions In Petersburg
Report from Petersburg describes a armistice day parade scene where Knights of Columbus and Jewish groups were featured amid tense streets. Local misunderstanding and protest notes reflect postwar strains and community divisions.
New Jersey Man Held for Ansonia Boy's Death
Beary M. Doyle aged 23 of Montclair New Jersey is held criminally responsible for the death of Anthony Varulitis nine in Ansonia on October 31. Doyle struck the boy with an automobile near 56 Fourth street while en route to the Yale Army game. He is free on $1099 bonds and the case will be heard next week.
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Historian Speaks To Musical Club On Federation Work
At a Musial Research club meeting in the Court Exchange building Mrs. Russell Ripley Darr historian of the National Federation of Music Clubs spoke of her trip to the Music Biennial at Fortland Oregon. She outlined federation history and emphasized sacred music and support for young artists. The program included remarks by J Dorr on federation spirit and a recital featuring Schubert songs and an Erkling scene.
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Severe Winter for America Assured by Ocean Meteorologist
Washington on November 11 AP reports ocean meteorologist Werbert Browne predicts a severe U S winter with heavy snowfall and prolonged cold waves punctuated by brief warm spells. He cites record cold across sections and notes first snows in the northwest began September 12 four days before summer’s official close, with a late spring expected afterward.
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Breaks Window and Escapes with Coat in Nov Incident
A suspect reportedly broke a window and escaped with a fur coat valued at about $300 after a brick was thrown through. The event references Lucy Haven and a Lincoln Street area, with details about the moment and surrounding actions by officers.
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Insists Cattle Doomed 10 Ok Should Be Fed
Connecticut Humane Society agents campaign over years to ensure five cattle left for killing at Bridgeport City Slaughter House are fed. Isidore Schiefer fined five dollars for leaving a cow unfed for days. Agents focus on weekend handling, driving herds of up to twenty to pasture Friday to Monday.
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Virginia businessmen impressed by open shop in New England
A Virginia Chamber of Commerce party of 30 from Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina toured four New England states last month. They praised open shop plants, strong roads, cooperative state networks, efficient transport, and notably warm hospitality, calling New England’s labor relations and civic spirit surprisingly friendly.
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