Auto Death Toll Rises in State With 12 Killed
A weekly tally across the state shows 12 deaths from automobile accidents during the week ending November. Hartford records the worst count among cities with multiple fatal crashes. Notable fatalities include Antonio Furano in Stamford, Rocco Spinelli in Hartford, and Sarah Ottitz in New Haven, among others.
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Isingle
Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
Bridgeport
New Britain
Greenwich
Meriden
New London
Stamford
Norwich
Middletown
Danbury
Norwall
Winstead
Antonio Fur~ano
Charles E
Olmstead
Wilton
Michael Valerio
West Haven
William G.tinker
Gast Hartford
Rocco Spinelli
Sarah Ottitz
Nichols
Frea Burnham
Bertha J. Sallowen
Bekersville
Jeenie Seamon
The Whispering Gallery book sparks royal scandal claim
London reports on a sensational new work The Whispering Gallery an autonomous author allegedly exposing intimate royal affairs. The Daily Mail on Nov 18 calls the front page three column denunciation a scandalous fake claiming it mimics real recollections of King Edward VII and Queen Victoria and quotes alleged conversations with royalty.
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London
Opened graves uncover bones and jewels in four cemeteries
Danbury, Nov 19 Special report shows 180 workers moving 112 bodies from Leach Hollow Wanzer Creek Pond and Turrell cemeteries in the New Fairfield Sherman basin to new plots at Wood Creek cemetery ahead of Lake Danbury. Old tombs yield bones jewelry and a child’s toy as graves are relocated and markers planned.
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New Fairfield
Sherman
Great Basin
Lake Danbury
United Gas Improvement Company of
Philadelphia
Connecticut Light and Power Company
New Fairfiel
Leach Hollow
Wanzer
Creek Pond
Turrell
New Wood Creek
U ‘Oy
Jehahod Teach
Mr. Leach
New Pairfetad
Leach
Chiki
Lawyer Is Held For Auto Death In Newington
Isaiah Leboy, New York lawyer, and Jus Wood, his chauffeur, were bonded for $5,000 and $10,090 respectively to appear before the December term of the Superior court. Wood faces manslaughter, reckless driving and evading responsibility in the November 4 death of Mrs. Arthur L. Young of Exeter, New Hampshire, on the state highway. Leboy is charged with evading responsibility after the crash. The auto that killed Mrs. Young did not stop. Leboy’s car was stopped in Meriden, identified by a broken right headlight. Both men pleaded not guilty before Justice C. S. Baxzowes.
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Newington
Isaiah Leboy
New York
Jus Wood
Arthur L. Young
Exeter
N. H
Wood
Lebov
Young
Stote
Leboy
Meriden
Justice of the Peace C
Baxzowes
Guardian named for rich scion in New York
New York Nov 19 AP a guardian was appointed for William Barton French heir to a wealthy New York Paris family after his counsel asked Judge Delehanty to appoint a committee because of alleged incompetency due to habitual drunkenness. He was arrested after arriving from Europe on an affidavit alleging a $3500 bad check in an European branch office. He is free on $5000 bail with Philip J. Dunn named as special guardian.
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New York
William Barton French
New York-Paris
Counse
Delehanty
French
Europe
Lberty
Philip J. Dunn
Driver in Fatal Crash Held Under 2500 Bond
Torrington, Nov 19 AP Nicholas Ganela of this city, driver of the automobile in the Torrington-Win ated road accident last Friday night that killed two young men, was released in bonds of 2500 this afternoon. His bondman is Pay Gall tello, his father-in-law. Ganela will be arraigned in City court Saturday on go charge of migeonduest causing death.
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Torrington
Nicholas Ganela
Torrington-Winated
Gall ‘Tello
Gando
Cauelig
End of auto theft ring predicted in Maine report
Portland Maine Nov 19 Investigators say the gang sold more than 109 stolen cars in Maine and expect five more arrests in Boston within two days. J A Baldwin of Boston was held on $10 000 bail and tomorrow to be charged as a fugitive from justice. DOJ agents expected this afternoon with a bench warrant for Baldwin.
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Portland
Maine
Boston
J. A. Baldwin
Department of Justice
Baldwin
Hungarians in Unfinished Duel Ends In Dispute
In Budapest a sword duel between Count Paul Teleky and a rival left the principals unreconciled after the clash. The duel occurred in November as reported by AP, outlining an unresolved confrontation between the two Hungarian figures.
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Budapest
Hungary
Paul Teleky
Former premier and counts duel over prison forgers
The former premier Count Emmer ich Karolyi cousin of Michael Karoly, and Count Teleky dueled after Karolyi questioned Teleky’s sleep under the burden of sending Prince Ludwig Windisch-Graetz and Dr Von Nadossy to prison for forgeries. Windisch-Graetz and Nadossy were among those convicted in a major franc counterfeiting ring earlier this year.
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Emmerich Karolyi
Michael Karolyi
Count Teleky
Count Karolyi
Prince Ludwig Windisch-Graetz
von Nadossy
Budapest
Diety
Prince Windisch-Chaetz
Filibusters Loom As Congress Nears Session
Washington November 19 AP reports filibusters likely as Congress nears a new session. Four items Muscle Shoals Rivers and Harbors Legislation Prohibition and the Lausanne treaty could trigger extended debate and risk delaying major appropriation bills.
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Washington
Congress
Aliens Escape Border Hunt Ends in Rutland
In Rutland Vermont on November 19 eight men remained at large after an across border smuggling chase ended with two detainees captured. Montreal driver John Adaob was fined 74 dollars for violating automobile laws and a companion among the four passengers was unidentified and difficult to communicate with as immigration officers questioned Adaob.
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Rutland
Pittsford Woods
John Adaob
Montreal
Re Companier
Adab
South Manchester asks for firemen increase plan
South Manchester on November 19 authorized an increase in full time men and the development of a pension fund plan as part of the fire department measures.
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Manchester
Night Meeting Marks 28th Session of South Manchester Fire District
At the annual gathering of the South Manchester fire district covering about three quarters of Manchester, Frank Cheney Jr. chaired the 28th meeting as president. The district had previously created a paid fire chief and two paid drivers, plus blanket insurance for all members when responding to calls. Ongoing demands push toward a more permanent, mobile department.
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South
Manchester
Frank Cheney
Cheney
Cosgrave Not in Fear of Party’s Activities
Dublin Nov 19 AP Leader of a small group calling itself the Republican Army, blamed for raids on Free State army barracks, will be interned. The number likely under 150. President Cosgrave said he did not fear danger to the Free State and is confident the state rests on a firm foundation.
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Dublin
Free State
Cosgrave
Sunday School Problem Aired in Hartford Convention
Hartford Nov 19 AP Sunday schools foster war ideals and teach a narrow conception of Christ. Sidney A Weston Ph D Pilgrim Press minister told the State Sunday School convention that the key question is what to teach, not how to teach. He linked the Scopes trial and Steel industry publicity to the need for Sunday schools to define Bible and social problem teaching.
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Christ
Sidney A. Weston
Manesey
Pilgrim Preas of
Bastor
United States
Eaid
Funda
Thig
Sconer
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