Rhinelander Bride to Exhibit Color Proof Photographs
New Rochelle reports reveal Leonard Kip Rhinelander plans to present a photo exhibit in the ongoing annulment case. The collection, locked in suitcases, includes images meant to prove that Rhinelander knew his wife’s race before their wedding. Also shown are mementos from the couple’s romance and a souvenir postcard from Nell Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Hastenot
Hee Jones
New Rochelle
Ler Parsons Davis
USA
Rhimelander
Robert Brooks
Imily
Fugitive Trapped as Armed Posse Ramps Up Hunt
A Tennessee jail breaker known as Frank George Fallows fled through New Hampshire then hid in a Patch of woods. Three hundred armed men, guards from Laconia and Franklin, and National Guardsmen converged on the area while Governor Winthrop rode in. Constable Dow was seriously wounded when Fallows fired. a large search followed with Ashland and Plymouth units aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlodith
Frank George Fallows
Tennessee
New Hampshur
Trappel
Tlaens
Fron Laconia
Wranklin
Hye
Winint
Breikhey
George EO Dow
Ashland
Adan Moterara
Fages Life Term Receives Visitors in Indiana Court
In Noblesville on November 5, Fages life term was noted as legal proceedings continued. Mentions of Stephen Stephenson custody and related charges appear amid recounting of visits by Sheri Charles and others linked to the murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Foam
Midge
Stephrasno
Severa Cailery
Sheri’ Charles
Tegaline
Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indieny
Ledeour
Mero County
Governor Tenders Flag to Historic Stratford Church
Governor John H Trumbull presented the state flag to Christ Episcopal Church in Stratford, praising religion and warning the nation to stay true to Christian precepts. He noted Connecticut’s 1902 seal and 1897 flag act, and spoke at a psersire ceremony followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Trumbuis
Christ Episcopal Church
Stratford
Trumbull
Christ Episcopal
Curch
Connecticut
Christ Church
Tailor Shop Robbery At 488 South Avenue
Burglars broke a glass door at Pargo Brothers Tailor Shop early Sunday, entering through the front and unlatching the lock. They stole twenty rolls of suitings, an overcoat, gray sweater, and several pairs of trousers, with owners estimating losses over 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicglars
Pargo Brothers Tailor Shop
South Avenue
Secret Marriage Revealed After Bride Wounded in Brooklyn
International banker George Piacenza and bride Prisca Raffale Prisca, a three week marriage, faced a shooting at the St George hotel Brooklyn. Prisca, dying from a self inflicted bullet wound but claiming accidental discharge, told investigators Piacenza did not shoot her. The couple had been seen at a theatre and returned to their room before the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Brooklyn
George Piacn
St George Hotel
Prisca
Storge
Prize Beauty Dies in Fall After Merry Party
Annie Emilene Hopkins twenty two year old beauty contest winner and former musical comedy member died after falling four stories from an Allston apartment house during a party breakup. She toppled over a low banister onto a marble vestibule floor and was pronounced dead at St Elizabeths hospital. Guests had been drinking and investigators questioned several partygoers including taxi driver John Kenney and guest Arthur Garrity as authorities reviewed the fatal fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Annie Emilene Hopkins
Allston District
Miss Hopkins
Joseph Lt. Sullivan
Waliam A Cain
Brighton
John Kenney
St Elazabeths Hospital
Aiyal
Cain
Arthur Garrity
Fall River
McGrath
Otther
Tax relief limited as House panel ends revisions
Washington report that the House Ways and Means Committee has reached a limit on tax reductions for the next year. Chairman Green announced no further changes to tax rate schedules will be considered, noting a 304 million dollar cut is the maximum the treasury can sustain. The committee plans to draft a broad revenue bill with wide income tax cuts, higher exemptions, repeals of certain levies, and adjustments to inheritance and gift taxes, to be finalized after committee meetings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington No
Crea Oo
Co ‘Oneree
Electrocution death reported near old shipyard blaze
Raymond Carr of Bodneport, a father of three, died after being found unconscious near a loosened high tension wire at the former Hoistienic Ship Building site in New Washington. Fire crews investigated a coal shed blaze, and authorities believe he was attempting to move the hot wire with a shovel when a spark caused fatal injuries. Carr was pronounced dead at Bodneport hospital after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Bodneport Hospital
Stafford Ampulynee
Pober
Carr
Hoistienic Ship Building Company
New Washington Bridge
National Lottery Plan Tied to Painleve Finance Plan In France
Paris November 13 The finance committee of the Chamber of Deputies has completed its review of Premier Painleve's financial program. The measure heads to the chamber Tuesday with minor changes. A notable amendment introduces a national lottery to bolster the amortization fund and exempts from taxation national defense bonds. Painleve seeks rapid action as the plan likely advances before week’s end and moves to the senate where government support is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Vainleves
Tremier
Painleve
Senate
Treasure in Tomb Humanity's Greatest Call
Cairo dispatch reports an official bulletin by Carter and Lacan detailing King Tutankhamen's tomb. The crown is confirmed discovered and the wrappings have yielded glimpses of royal regalia, with the crown described as the era’s premier artistic jewel and rich in sentimental value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Baldersoon
The
Telegram
American
Alliance
Cairo
Egypt
Carter
Lacan
Tutanikhamen
Antiquiy
Harding's Cousin Age 1 Reported Missing in New York
Taabel Bennett fifteen, cousin of the late President Harding, is missing from Washington Heights since Friday. Her mother fears kidnapping. police investigated a Harlem river boathouse sighting with a girl companion. Taabel, described as home-loving and studious, is about 5 feet 7 inches, 125 pounds, blonde with blue eyes and wearing a dark blue coat with trim and a blue hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taabel Bennett
Harding
Washington Heights
Prank Bent
West 165Th Street
John B Bennett
Cleveland
Ohio
He Bennetts
Tother
Harlem River
Sarah Cohen
Sarah
Hartford Feels Another Quake
Hartford experienced a brief quake around 11 am with shaking reported but no damage. High winds and rain accompanied the event, with telephones and AP printers temporarily affected. Middletown reported a severe storm and a lighting system outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Middletown
Associated Press
Stratford church service marks state flag handover
Governor presents the state flag to Christ Episcopal Church in Stratford during a service, declaring the nation’s religious ideal secure as community leaders address public concerns over free speech and temper control in sermons and forums.
Diplomacy Hints Stir Syria as General Arrives in Paris
General Bualverenth arrived in Paris from Damascus as commissioner to Syria, urging informants for Paris talks. He claimed France could not solve Syria and would not comment on the Druse rebellion, citing diplomatic order issues and hidden negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bualverenth
Syria
Paris
Damascudia
Druse
Six Lives Lost In Weekend Auto Crashes In State
Six people were killed in automobile accidents across the state over the weekend with additional injuries reported. State Policeman Bartholomew Skeley died after a motorcycle crash in Clinton, while New Britain resident Holton Bernhardt Warnest died from injuries suffered crossing Main Street. Frank Bachka faces a manslaughter hearing as investigations continue into the crashes. Mary O Donnell of Bridgeport died after being struck in Stratford, with John Vanacere of New Haven arrested on manslaughter charges. Joseph Wanton of Watensbury, a Connecticut Company motorman, also died in the series of accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Skeley
Brook Barracks
New Haven Hospital
Clinton
Holton Bernhardt Warnest
Main Street
New Britar
New Britain General Hospital
Irank Bachka
Mary O Donnell
Bridgeport
Stratford
John Vanacere
New Haven
Joseph Wanton
Watensbury
Connecticut Company
Juror Ill Delays Macri Murder Retrial Start
In New Haven Olympia Macri retrial on murder charges faces delay asJuror Mott Darling the oldest juror, aged 75, is ill and cannot report until Tuesday. Sheriff Hal Turkington ordered the 11 other jurors not to report tomorrow and to attend court at 4 30 Tuesday morning unless notified otherwise. A short session is expected as deputy between counsel resumes after Friday’s Sergeant John Schmidt testimony. State’s witnesses excused data witnesses who have been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocloc
Sinless Othewise
Arate Jriday
John G Schmidt
New Haven
Schaldt
Miss Mac
Ragnano
Joseph Koletsky
Cunsel
Hilnman
Allied evacuation satisfies Germans in Locarno pact terms
German officials react with satisfaction as ambassadors announce evacuation of Cologne begins December 1 and other agreed improvements in occupied territories. Allies and German cabinet plan to sign the Locarno style pact on December 1, with remaining differences to be settled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Germany
Locarno Pac
Council of Ambassadors
Cologne
Chapman Will Not Hang in December Delayed Action Expected
Hartford, Nov 15 Guerala Chapman will not be hanged on December 3. Governor Trumbull may defer further action while appeals proceed. A habeas corpus hearing was scheduled for November 25 in New Haven, with further delays anticipated as courts review the case and requests to return Chapman to Atlanta for a 25 year federal sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Guerala
Chapman
Trumbull
Atlanta
New Britain
United States Supreme Court
Gerald Chapman
Priso
Frederick J Groehl
United States District Court
Edwin S Thomas
New Haven
Smith College Student Alice Corbett Still Missing
Northampton mass November 15 ap search for Smith college junior Alice M Corbett missing since Thursday morning from her dormitory continued with two hunts in Smith college campus and nearby town of Easthampton. A $500 reward was offered by her father James H Corbett who aided the search along with state detectives. A photograph shown to a local druggist sparked a possible sighting on Friday morning but could not be recalled by the store staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton Mass
Alice M Corbett
Smith College
Dasthampton
Miss Corbett
Utiea
Franklin Kong
C McGowan
James H Corbett
Joseph Daly
McGowan
Springfield
Ninsthampton
Miss
Community Chest Campaign Reports Noon Meeting at Stratfield
At noon today a 230-strong volunteer audience will gather in Bridgeport at the Stratfield Hotel ballroom to report progress on the Community Chest Campaign. The drive seeks 350000 to fund social welfare work for the coming year, with luncheon costs kept low by Young Women's Guild volunteers as they hope to reach one fifth of the goal with the day's reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Joseph Radoppl
Young Women's Guild of the United Church
Caruso's Daughter To Train In Rome For Music
Mire Emica Caruso widow of the tenor and mother of Gioria and Jacqueline leaves for Rome after an absolute divorce. She will place Gioria in a Rome school and plans to return to New York for spring and summer. She says she will devote her future to her children as she weighs whether Gioria will follow in her father's musical footsteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New Line
Apy Mirs Trnest Ingram
Mire
Emica Caruso
Rome
Ernest Ingram
Gioria Caruso
Jacqueline
New York
Glotias School
Coal Strike Near End May Be Near In Sight
Rumors and reports claim an adjustment between anthracite miners and operators is in sight with talks including five percent wage increases or modified checkoff. Leaders Lewis and Liglig remained silent while Gov Pinchot and Rev Curran held discussions, with Curran optimistic a peace settlement could emerge this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Te Lewis
United Mine Workers
W. W. Liglig
Pinchot
Rex JS J Curran
St. Marys R. Co
Wilkes-Barre
Re. Parker
Gov. Pinchot
de Milford
Lewis
MURDERS WIFE, THEN KILLS SELF IN NEW JERSEY
Denest A Heim, 67, a farmer near Princeton Heights, shot his wife Margaret with a single barreled shotgun and then killed himself. Their bodies were found in a lane near the Helm house as the couple planned to move to Princeton that day. The tragedy was discovered by their son-in-law and daughter John and Mrs Conk who returned from Princeton with furniture. Authorities investigated the scene for motive and the possibility of murder before the self-inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lucas
N. J
Denest A. Heim
Princeton Highta
Margaret
Helm House
Princeton
John Conk
Heim
Fred
Wes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhinelander
National Guard
New Hampshire
Fages
U. S. Treasury
Green
Tutankhamen
United States
Newspaper Alliance
Meg
Craft
Gilkiesax
Forum
Silan
Dapan
Y W Oca
Falcons’ Association
GGP
James W Drew
Fairfield County
Mack Thai
Aratch
Raymond Cam Stratford
Donnelly
Page Wooster
Danbury
Cobham
Rey John Maurice Deyo
Fairfield
Magyars
Palrfield
Milford
Aenenal
Cod
Northampton
Leiders
Peturs
Bardings Caugin
Woods
Dartmouth
Mohicans
Crimsons
Svera Luddy
Rae
Naugatuck
Macri
Ntinue
Bandit
Thomas
Groehl
Alice Corbett
Caruso
Dar
Newsvarer Hhchye
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!