Case Dropped As Man Pleads Guilty To Lesser Charge
William A Markwell of Milford, superintendent of Coulter and McKenzie, fined 40 for breach of peace after pleading guilty to a lesser charge. He had been arrested for operating while intoxicated following a car crash on Main Street October 16. Initial officer reports differed on intoxication. Dr. David Green initially said drunk but later retracted. Markwell was previously fined 100 and sentenced to 141 days in jail before appeal and court reconfiguration.
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Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Frederick W Huxford
William A. Markwell
Milford
Coulter and McKenzie Company
Markwell
Main Street
John J. Brennan
Nain
Gold Streets
Brennan
Thomas Connery
Nquor
Arthur L. Prout
David Green
Prout
Common Pleas Court
Taleamen
Lordn Wills
Huxford
Expert warns of short forest land shortage in New Haven
Nov 11 AP report quotes Ovid M. Butler secretary of the American Forestry association visiting New Haven. He cites 0,090,000 acres of waste land that could become timberland with proper care and supervision. He urges government and public awakening to preserve forests to avoid a timber deficit within forty to fifty years due to cutting and fires.
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New Haven
United States
Ovid M. Butler
American Forestry Association
Connecticut
Yale School of Forestry
National Association
America
Boy Kills Chum in Gun Accident at Station
Camden New Jersey November 11 a 13 year old boy Howard Hoffman of Lucaston was killed when his cousin Arthur Manch 16 Camden discharged a shotgun accidentally at Lucaston railroad station The stock struck the platform causing the gun to discharge and fatally injure Hoffman a police said the shooting was accidental and Manch was held for investigation
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Camden
N. J
Howard Hoffman
Lucaston
Arthur Manch
Young Hoffman
Mench
Mangnolls
Hand Kiss Habit Proposed for Husbands by Ex Minister
CHICAGO Nov 11 AP Hand kissing should begin at some form of trial, urged by Charles J. Vopicka former minister to Roumania. He said European hand kissing or American handshakes may be used with equal propriety and advised husbands to kiss their wives each morning and again at night for thirty days. He claimed the courtesy would improve family life and be rewarding to both spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles J. Vopicka
Roumamia
Vopicka
Klein Returns From Continental Trip Abroad
Attorney and Mrs. Jacob L. B. Klein returned home from a month abroad visiting England France Switzerland and Italy. When asked if he met Mussolini in Italy he said no but he did see Mr Veauvius and heard his roar.
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Jacob LB. Klein
Ingland
France
Switerland
Italy
Mussolini
Meriden Manufacturer Appeals Court Ruling
New Haven Nov 11 AP An appeal to the Supreme Court was filed today by C J Danaher attorney for Fred Rees of Meriden against whom a judgment of 3658 03 was returned by Judge C L Avery on Nov 8 The suit sought salaries and commissions alleged to be owed by Rees a Meriden manufacturer.
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New Haven
Supreme Cout
Superior Court
C. J. Danaher
Fred Rees
Meriden
C. L. Avery
Rees
Newspapers Seek Revised Rates On Paper Shipments
The American Newspaper Publishers association plans new traffic and cooperation departments at its fall convention in French Lick Springs Indiana. W J Mathey says publishers have paid too much for newsprint and may take the issue to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He cites Mississippi Valley losses over 2 million dollars in ten years and notes potential savings from correcting rates in New York area and eastern points. Other leaders discuss mechanical and advertising departments and a golf tournament concludes the day with Armistice Day honors.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
W. J. Mathey
New Traffic Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mathey
Muississippi Valley
Hudson Valley
New York City
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
George M. Togers
Leveland Plain Dealer
Committee On
W. I. Wines
University of Wisconsin
C. W Nax
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Taft Denies Personal Prohibition Opinion Since Bench
Chief Justice William Howard Taft wrote to Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier denying he expressed any personal view on prohibition since becoming a judge. He said he opposed the 18th Amendment privately, but supports its endorsement as constitutional and noted the quoted remark was unfair and misleading.
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New York
William Howard Taft
Louis A. Cuvillier
Cuvillier
Taft
National Temperance Society
Enlethy
Emperor Hirohito to visit Hayama as Father’s health judged
Prince Regent Hirohito travels to Hayama to assess Emperor Showa’s health at the country home. Empress Sadako tends to the ill monarch with court physicians present. Officials had considered Kyushu reviews but canceled. Prince Kanin to substitute in his stead.
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Tokyo
Hirohite
Hayama
Yochihite
Empreas Sadako
Wateh Richt
Premie Wakatsuki
Kyushu
Maunguvera
Kanin
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Boy
Chum
Hubby
Klein Returd
Appeals
Publishers’ Association
the Smith
Murray Vco
Woos Mains St
Faircheld Bridgeworth
Women’s Union Suits
Aisie
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Neuhoft
MAIN
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Failles
Main ST
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Bridgeport Telegram
Mothers’ Paper
Wyre
Zhal
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
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