Warrant issued for Yochelman amid girl’s death
Mabel Deery twenty and unmar ried of 661 Brooks street died at St Vincent Hospital after claiming before police that Dr Saider Yochelman performed an illegal operation at his 849 Noble avenue hospital. A breach of peace warrant was issued by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clarence O Lister. bail set at 5000 dollars. Police search for Yochelman continued.
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Mabel Deery
Brooks’ Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Saider Yochelman
Noble Avenue
Yochelman
Clarence O. Lister
Bureau of Investigation
J. B. Dilton
Lister
Listerwald
H. R. DeLuca
Curtis Peck
William Street
Weatch
Polies
Michael Larney
Coleman Street
Risa Deery
George Fisher
A. J. Djerkowski
Segeant Larney
Three in Hospital After Accident on Milford Street
A head on collision on Terry Street Milford near the Milford Turnpike last night led to the arrest of Frank Cusano, 25 Filmore Street, New Haven, on reckless driving and evading responsibility. Walter J Roberts of 141 Pendleton Street, and his two passengers A M Boyle of Pendleton Street and Florence Kerr of Willard Street, New Haven, were hospitalized with injuries described as not serious.
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Tierry Street
Milford
Milford Turnpike
Fank Cusano
Filmore
New Haven
Walter J Roberts
Pendleton Street
A. M. Boyle
Pendleton
Boston
Lewis H. Rothechild
Chelsea Exchange Bank
New York
Philadelphia
Cretan
Max Bernstein
Frank Conway
Leo Friendman
Joey Kutt
Samus la Sar
Joseph Schwartz
Rothschild
Broadway
$25 000 Won’t Tempt Swimmer to Catalina If She Must Wear Suit
New York November 28 AP says Mrs Lottie Schoemmel may skip the Catalina swim from Santa Catalina Island to California if required to wear a swimsuit for the 25000 prize. She has swum from Albany to New York in wool fat garments and notes that even a regulation suit slows her speed.
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Catalina
New York
Lottie Schoemmer
Catalina Island
California
Schoemmeal
Albanyy
Schoemmel
Warrant Issued for Arrest of Dr Voehel
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Dr Voehel after a statement naming him in connection with a criminal operation. In other city news, a girl dies in hospital following injuries sustained in a separate incident. Police report armed robbers hit two gas stations, escaping with over 500 dollars after forcing managers to open safes at gunpoint.
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Voehelman
Honpitat
Bota
Gaz
Safca
Girl in Coma After Stamford Street Accident
Stamford authorities report 17 year old Winifred Jones of Sound Beach remained in a coma at Stamford hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Anthony Davis of Canal Street while crossing Broad Street near Washington Avenue. Doctors continued attempts to revive her as they assessed the unknown nature of her injuries.
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Stamford
Stamford Hospital
Winifred Jones
Sound Beach
Anthony Davis
Canal Street
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Sears and Ryan Start Surprise Providence Walk to Boston
Miss Eleanora Sears and Miss Elizabeth Ryan began a concealed hike from the Supreme Court house at 12:55 am in Providence to Sears home at 127 Beacon Street Boston. They aim to beat Sears 10 hours 27 minutes for the 44 mile walk set last December 14.
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Providence
R. 4Th
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Elizabeth Ryan
Supreme Court House
Sears
Beacon Street
Gradual Yielding to China Rights Urged on Powers
The thirteen power commission on extraterritoriality recommends a gradual surrender of extraterritorial rights in China as China modernizes its laws and courts. It cites crimes unpunished under Chinese law and notes most foreign nationals affected are Japanese. The report, signed by Silas H. Strawn, urges careful withdrawal only as reforms prove adequate.
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Washington
China
Thirteen-Power Commission On
State Department
Peking
United States
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Wang Chung-Hui
Danbury Bus Service May Resume With Company Push
Danbury reports a strike stalemate as Danbury Power and Transportation and the employees refuse to compromise. City Taxi operates three bugies to Bethel while rumors say idle busses may return to service. Bradley and executives attended but refused further talks, leaving officials silent on potential actions.
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Danbury
Danbury Power and Transportation Company
Fuilure
New Haven
E. M. Bradley
City Taxi Company
Bethel
Transportation Company
Bradley
Willam Sperry
Gasoline Stations Dense Across Connecticut Roads
Connecticut has about 3,921 gas stations with 13,524 miles of improved highways, equating to roughly one filling station per 71 cars. Last year taxable gasoline sales totaled 180,299,512 gallons, with August and June posting peaks. tax revenue reached 2,626,010.8 dollars, to be used by the state highway department for road work and repairs.
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Connecticut
Motor Vehicle Department
State Highway Department
Armed pair robs two gas stations near city line
Two masked bandits held up a Texaco in Stratford and a Standard 61 station at Noble and Boston avenues within ten minutes, stealing more than 500 dollars without violence and fleeing in a touring car. William Smith and Fred Kissell, managers, were coerced to surrender receipts and safe contents.
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Stratford
Brace and
Stratford Avenues
Texaco
William Smith
Bruce Avenue
Fred Kissell
Noble and
Boston Avenues
Episcopal prayer crusade aims to reawaken nation
A Protestant Episcopal church evangelism committee warns of an era without discipline and predicts threats to social order. It announces nationwide all day prayer services in Episcopal churches and a crusade starting January 6 to rekindle public virtue.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Shot Fired At Head Of Reichstag
Berlin authorities report an outdoor socialist labor demonstration was interrupted when a shot ricocheted off the head of Reichstag President Paul Voebe. Uniformed Fascists were seized by angry protesters before Socialist labor crowds intervened and handed them to police. Police recovered two revolvers a dagger ammunition and stones from the Fascists.
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Berlin
Paul Voebe
Reichstag
Pojce
Warden Starr of Wethersfield Dies
Hartford, Nov 28 AP George H. Starr 37 deputy warden of Wethersfield state prison and longtime staffer died at his home after a short illness. Born in Fair Haven Vermont he joined the prison June 10 1907 as assistant clerk and became deputy warden August 12 1924. He also ran the photography department and parole duties while aiding the Chapman trial coverage and watched Chapman during confinement and hearings.
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Hartford
George H. Starr
Wethersfield State Prison
Starr
Fair Haven
Wetherafield
Bertson
Chapman
Wethersfield
Mr. Starr
Ex-Alderman Mead Arrested On Drunkenness Charge
Frederick A. Mead forty of 1741 Main Street, former Sixth District Democratic alderman, was arrested early yesterday on drunkenness and resisting arrest after refusing to accompany officers. He was booked on two charges, held on bonds of 75 dollars, and taken to headquarters.
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Frederick A. Mead
Main Street
Antisaloon Leader Backs Plan for U S Whiskey
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League endorsed the Treasury Department remit for private whiskey distribution subject to existing regulations. He said opposition to government ownership remains, and noted bonds or legal remedies protect innocent auto buyers from losses if cars are seized for rum running under old law.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Wayne FR. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Legislative Committee of the League
Wheeler
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Norwalk Boy Fatally Injured In Auto Collision
Douglas Chamberlain ten, of 37 Riverside avenue Norwalk, died at Norwalk hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Bernard Hopp of New Canaan avenue. Hopp was charged with reckless driving. the count was changed to manslaughter after the boy's death. A coroner's inquest is set for Tuesday. this marks the third fatal auto accident in Norwalk in two weeks.
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Norwalk
Touglas Chamberlain
George Chamberlain
Riverside Avenue
Norwalk Hospital
Bernard Hopp
New Canaan Avenue
Hopp
Hop
Douglas
Roger
Ethel
William v. Tracey
Burglars Hit Garage and Grocery Store Loot
Two burglaries were reported to the Detective Bureau yesterday. In one break thieves stole a set of automobile markers and cash from a garage owned by Charles Vanstone of 65 Horssuth. The second break at Zorgy’s grocery store, 142 Courtland Street, involved a side door window removal and theft of ten dollars and three cartons of cigarettes.
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Charles Vanstone
Zorgy
Courtland Street
Maine Senate election narrows as Redman Gould vie for seat
Nov 28 Maine voters head to the polls to decide which party will control the U S Senate in a tight special election to replace the late Bert M Fernald. Fulton J Redman backed by Democrats and reportedly by the Ku Klux Klan faces Arthur R Gould with Republican backing from party leaders despite Governor Brewster’s criticisms.
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Portland
Maine
United States Senate
Fulton J. Redman
Demosrat
Arthur R. Goul
Bert
M. Fernald
Redman
Democratic Party
Ku Klux Klan
Gould
Ball
Augusta
Ralph O. Brewater
Republican Party
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Field
Republican Campaign Committee
Brewster
Trial expected to take three more days in Mills case
Somerville New Jersey Mor tps AP Frances Stevens Hall Morrow will complete her testimony in the Mills case as the defense fights to close its cross examination. The trial resumes with the widow recounting movements around the killings of Rev. Ward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor R Mills as prosecutors prepare further rebuttal and the jury nears deliberation.
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General College
Bucknell
Beaker
Mia Hall
Simpeon
Page Marie
Senate
Fannie Huret
Hail Ax
Halla
Benny
Wille Stevens
Aey
Trentes
Grea
Questia
Alexander Simpson
Simpson
Withe
Henry
Russey’s Lane
New Oewick
Lavalletos
Stevens
Hall
Mra
Gaenegy Robert H McCarter
Claney¢ E Case
Defesa
Rome Governor Resigns After Capital Fight Fallout
Senator Filippo Cremonesi resigns as governor of Rome after a public free fight in the capital. Vice-Governor Baselli, Cardesia, and ten rectors also resign. Mussolini accepts the resignations. Aims for new administrative staff with Prince Buoncompagni likely to succeed.
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Rome
Filippo Cremonesi
Basellia
Cardesia
Mussolini
Buoncompagni
Cremeneal
Duce
Warned Against Plane Ascend Killed in Fall
Chicago November 28 AP report says contractor Richard Musch and pilot Edward Carlite died when their airplane fell 1500 feet at Ashurn Field. A strut snapped during a sharp bank causing the right wing to collapse after takeoff despite warnings the craft was unsafe. Musch narrowly escaped death last March when William Kaiser was killed in a fall near Scottaville.
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Chicago
Richard Musch
Edward Carlite
Ashurn Field
Musch
Willam Kaiser
Scottaville
Couple Wed Secretly in New York and Bride Returns
Misa Lucy M. Bagon daughter of Vincenzo Bagon and John M. Daly son of Jeremiah Daly wed secretly in New York after obtaining a marriage license at the Municipal building. The bride returned to Bridgeport that night to perform a theater show while Daly reportedly went to Borough Park, Long Island, weeks earlier with the Agriculture Department and had not returned. Bagon listed as 21 born in Lovejoy Pennsylvania Daly as 23 born in Bridgeport Connecticut.
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New York
Misa Lucy M. Bagon
Vincenzo Bagon
Barnum Avenue
West End
John M. Daly
Jeremiah Daly
Main Street
New York City
Bridgeport
Vaial
Daly
Borough Park
L. I
Department of Agriculture
Lcense
Lovejoy
Mr. Daly
Prohibition Agents Clash With Rumrunners on Detroit River
Detroit report says federal prohibition agents exchange shots with rum boats as they seek to curb liquor across the Detroit river. Anticipated intensified skirmishes come with colder weather driving pleasure craft from the water.
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Detroit
Mich
Roumania Orders Arms From Italy in Major Import
Bucharest reports a Roumanian government order for arms from Italy totaling 800.008, with delivery within six months. Newspapers say a Naples firm received the contract and ships include destroyers and a new type of mother ship, supplying calibred guns for naval use.
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Bucharest
Arma
Italy
Naples
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