Two Men Escape from New Haven Jail During Inspection
New Haven, Nov 28. Joseph Atorro of New York and Robert Gardino of New Haven escaped while prisoners were lined up for the morning sanitary inspection. They vanished before discovery, possibly climbing a roof. A general alarm went to police in the area. Morro, age 24, received eight months for statutory burglary in Ansonia on Oct 14. Gardino, 96? years old, lives at 74 Beach Street with a wife and child, and was sentenced Nov 11 for fifteen months for automobile thefts. he had prior time in the state reformatory.
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Joseph Atorro
New York
Robert Gardino
New Haven County
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Ansonia
Gardino
Beach ‘Street
Vassally
Hieha
Temporary visits of Canadians to U S attacked
In Montreal region over five months some 67 67 persons left for temporary visits to the United States. Immigration official I D Wixon says about 40 197 did not return and 72 percent used subterfuge to stay in the United States.
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Mom Druat
Montreal
United By States
Iaat
I. D. Wixon
United States
Wixon
Jury charges uncle with Nieces murder in Brunawick
Carry Williams of Fosterville New Brunswick was found by a coroner jury to have killed Cynthania and Neolia Foster sisters aged 14 and 30 who were found shot to death in his cabin last Tuesday. Williams was arrested when the bodies were found and has been charged with murder.
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Navy
Williams
Fosterville
Brunawick
Maine
Fange
Cynthania
Neolia Foster
Cooper's Descendant 3s To Be Buried Monday
Maselijea Hewitt, daughter of the late Abram S Hewitt and granddaughter of Peter Cooper, is to be buried Monday at Hipiscopal church. She died suddenly from bronchitis at Ringwood Manor New Jersey. Hewitt founded the Cooper Union and Decorating Museum and supported Cooper Union’s interests. She resided with her brother Ereskine and sister Miss Sarah Heswitt.
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Maselijea
Aibram S. Hewitt
Nw York
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
Frewitt
Ringwood Manor
N. J
Miss Hewitt
Cooper Union and Decorating Museum
Alty
Ereskine
Sarah Heswitt
Dry Law Satire Not Indecent, Court Reverses Conviction
The New York appellate division ruled that J Frances Kauffman’s oil satire Father forgive them do not outrage public decency. It overturned Abraham Balyinson’s $190 fine for removing the painting from the Society of Independent Artists exhibit. The court noted the work may be crude but not sacrilege, praising its satire without endangering public peace.
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Cant
Supreme Court
Merrill
Wolstead
William Jennings Bryan
William EL. Anderson
Wilson award winner announced next week
New York November 28 The Woodrow Wilson Foundation jury meeting in Boston has awarded its first prize of 23000 for meritorious public service aiding peace through justice. Norman H. Davis, foundation president, is expected to announce the winner next week.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Boston
Norman H. Davis
Butler To Remain Police Head For Three Years
Philadelphia dispatch reports General Smedley D Butler will stay head of the Philadelphia police and fire departments for three years. Mayor Kendrick announced after a conference with Butler, noting the general desires to remain and will seek President Coolidge's approval. Butler is director of Public Safety and had a one-year Marine leave, with an announced plan to stay four full years if possible.
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Coolidget
Butler
Kendrick
Butler Canis
Department of Public Safety
Marine Corps
Gas Light Company in New Bridgeport Building
The Bridgeport Gas Light Company invited press to inspect its new two story Main and Gilbert street building designed by a Bridgeport architect and built by Bridgeport contractors. The structure uses Bridgeport fittings with gas heated central heating and thermostatically controlled boiler.
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Main
Gilbert Streets
Mads Vin
Bridgeport
Gas Light Company
Plan weekly trips across Atlantic with Zeppelins
Berlin says a Zeppelin Goodyear venture contemplates a weekly transatlantic mail link. One Zeppelin each way could carry about half a million letters at 25 cents a letter, with four days eastbound and four and a half days return. Eckener foresees larger ships enabling polar exploration and suggests night landings to ease arrivals after a prior christening mishap.
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United States
Europe
Hugo Ucke
Zeppelin Compan
Eckener
Spain
Madrid
North Pole
Washington
Los Anzoes
Dr. Eckener
Jittie
Boy Fatally Injured by New London Truck
Six year old Irwin Walter son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Walter of 17 Cole street New London was fatally injured at 1:30 pm when struck on State street by a heavy motor truck driven by Joseph Sizer of 62 Crystal Avenue owned by Thames Towboat Co. He died at 2 pm after medical examiner examination pending custody at police station. Memorials sought.
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Irwin Walter
Stephen Walter
Cole Street
State Street
Joseph Sizer
Crystal Revenue
Thames Towboat Company
Sizer
Charles Kaufman
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