Virtuous Liars and Valentino at Majestic Amid Sea Hawk and More
The Whitman Bennett film Virtuous Liars with Rudolph Valentino leads a week at the Majestic, supported by Don Alonzo and other stars. Paramount’s Saluted Devil and The Sea Hawk are featured, with The Unknown and Mary Roberts Rinehart adaptations also on bill. Paul Whiteman brings an all new concert program to Poli’s Palace Sunday afternoon.
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Whitman Bennett
David Powell Eidith Allen
Maurice Costello
South America
America
Rudy
Valentino
Majestic
Frank Lloyd
Sea
Hawk
Paul Whiteman
Poli
Palace Theatre
Whiteman
Gram Whiteman
Faul Whiteman
Musical
Compoon
Sinon
Alfred Fox Piano Company
Fairfield Avenue
Palace
Honor Librarian in Norwalk Plan for Auditorium
Norwalk reports the uptown public library auditorium has been renovated by a memorial subscription in memory of the late Whterian Miss Detha Stone Binnco. Funds from Miss Phinee’s memorial effort funded repairs and a bronze tablet for Miss Pinned by sculptor Robert C. Wakeman, a former Norwalk boy, to be completed within three weeks.
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Norwalk
Telergram
Uptown Publicbrary
Whterian
Mise Detha Stone Binnco
Fends
Miss Phinee
Ubrary
Mita
Robert C. Wakeman
Notwalk
Evithin
Man Distracted Miner Lets Wagons Plunge Into Canal
A coal mine worker at a siding ran wagons down an incline with no guard, ignoring orders to keep the brake on. On the third day four wagons sped past the sleeper and leaped into the canal below as the boss watched in wrath. The worker retorted that he wasn’t working for him.
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Chicago
Government asks rejection of Sut toban publicity
Washington reports a Supreme Court case from the District of Columbia seeking dismissal of a suit by Gorman Hubbard of Boston. The dispute tests whether income tax returns must be publicly inspectable and binds executive officers under section 2. The suit targets the Treasury Secretary and the Commissioner of Internal Revenue as to public access. It outlines broader challenges to income tax publicity. The article also briefly notes unrelated items from American Legion Weekly.
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Washington
Ts ‘ Preme Court
Hupbard
Norwalk Creates Sanitary Inspector Office
Norwalk voters authorize a new sanitary inspector position by ordinance. The official will be appointed at the next regular council meeting and serve until the second Wednesday in October 1926, with salary to be set at the forthcoming council session.
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Norwalg
Elab orate Defense Fails in Reckless Driving Case
Carl A Hasslacher found guilty by a jury in the criminal Court of General Pleas of reckless driving. He was taxed a total of 123.16 in costs after appeal from Fairfield Town Court where he posted 25 and 18.50 costs. The trial lasted nearly two days with testimony from Frederick Bn Shtenley a Raybestos engineer and chemistry professor about brakes. State prosecutor Lorin W Wilts urged a jail sentence as a deterrent to reckless motorists.
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Carl A. 'Hasslacher
Criminal Court
Gemion
Frederick W. Harford -Yesters
Elect ” Hasstacher
Fingvot
Costa
Wairfield
Frederick Bn Shtenley
Raybestos Company
Hasslacher
Lorin W. Wilts
Whief
New York Officer Cleared in Murder Charge by Jury
Robert F. McAllister former policeman and indoor sprint champion was acquitted of a murder indictment involving the August shooting of Vincent Ighera a clerk. Jury deliberated 28 minutes. McAllister rose to fame in 1922 with indoor sprint records and faced earlier perjury and bribery charges later dismissed or acquitted. He was suspended then reinstated.
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New York
Robert F. McAllister
Vincent Ighera
McAllister
Charles F. Zittel
Zits Weekly
McAlister
Brazilian Cement Company Faces $650 Balance Due
The Brazilian Cement Company of Springdale owes $650 to Philip McGrory Company of Newark, N J, for the balance due on four churns. A jury verdict returned to Judge John J Walsh in the Civil Court of Common Pleas yesterday found the company liable in a crage complaint alleging one churn was defective.
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Springdale
Philip McGrory Company
Newark
N.J
John J. Walsh
Eivil Court of Common
Cement
SASCO HILLARE STARTS IN CELLAR HOME DAMAGED
Southport reports a house fire at John Horn’s residence on Sasco F4A causing several thousand dollars in damage. Firefighters fought the blaze for nearly two hours as flames spread from a defective cellar wiring through walls to the attic, gutting the house.
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Southport
John Horn
Walla
Partitiona
Coroner Finds Hileey Responsible in Fatal Traffic Death
Casper Filley of 940 Capitol Avenue held responsible for the death of Thomas Gaffney of 240 Main Street. Filley, intoxicated, drove the automobile in which Gaffney was fatally hurt, according to a finding by Coroner John I. Phelan made yesterday morning.
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Casper Filley
Capitol Avenue
Thomas Gaffney
Main Street
Gaffney
John I. Phelan
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Witte
American Legion Weekly
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