Arnstein Trial Opens in Federal Court
The Arnstein case opens in federal court as prosecutors seek admissibility of documents seized from Sullivan controlled brokerage papers. Defense argues constitutional rights were violated and questions the authority of the New York court. A jury was formed after extensive challenges and the only witness testified on how he came to possess the Sullivan papers. United States District Attorney Laskey led the prosecution with James Archer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dooting
New York
Jules AW
Cnicky
Documenta
Sullivan and Company
Easterday
Bowles and Sullivan
W. Je Fallon
Arnstein
Dnoleing
Talesmen
Doolins
Witnoas
Sullivan
United States District Attorney
Laskey
Trnsted States
James 3. Archer
Burpee forms board to review military laws
General Lucien F. Burpee, head of Connecticut’s military emergency board, appointed a panel of officers to study and suggest changes in state military laws. Members include Brig. Gen. Ronald Schulye, Col. James Geddes, Col. Ernest L. Isbell, Lt. Col. Edwin Lamb, Maj. Morris B. Payne, Maj. Lucius A. Barbour, and Cort. Charles E. Hart Jr. They will convene at the state armory next Saturday afternoon.
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Hartford
Lucien F. Burpee
Military Emergency Board of Connecticut
State Armory
Ronard Schulye
James Geddes
New Haven
Ernest L. Isbell
Edwin Lamb
Morris B. Payne
New London
Lucius A. Barebour
Cort
Charles E. Hart
Waterbury
New Haven Man Dies From Home Made Hooch
John F. Eeposito, a 40 year old shoemaker of New Haven, died at his home from the effects of poison believed caused by homemade liquor. Police probe a club room where he spent much time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew Haven
John
Eeposito
Tonics touted to banish rheumatism in Hartford ad copy
An advertisement text claims the tonic Cinot cured rheumatism for Mr. Dan Sullivan and other users. It touts trial success and lists drugstores across Connecticut including Hartford Fairfield Ave and Main, Congress, Stratford, Milford, Derby, Ansonia, Southport, Torrington, Winsted, New Milford, Waterbury, Danbury, Shelton. The piece frames positive testimonials and point-of-sale details.
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Mit
Dan Sullivan
Sullivan
Hartford
Conot
Wood
CINOY
Wartigan
Fairfield Avenue
Congress Strozuts
Stratford Wr . John
Fairfield
New Milford
Park Pharmacy
Waterbury
Hatrinte Drug Co
Danbury
Tf. E. Northrop
Shelton
Mahoney's Corner Drug
Advortiogmont
Ad club hears Bell urge cheerful outlook and co operation
Bridgeport Advertising Club's meeting at Hotel Stratford featured Frank D B Bell of Meigs and Company urging members and the public to drop grumbling and wear broad smiles. He urged manufacturers and merchants to better understand each other and support local advertising and business cooperation.
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Frank
D. Bell
AD. Club
Bridgeport Advertising Club
Stratford
Frank DB. Bell
Meigs and Company
American Wins French Medal For Scientist
PARTS November 28. The Academy of Sciences awarded the Janssen medal to William W. Coblentz, physicist at the Bureau of Standards in Washington, for discoveries in radiometry and infrared and violet ray measurements. Coblentz, an Ohio native, has 12 years service and developed methods to measure radiant heat, aid astronomers, and instruments for ships at sea and detecting moving objects by heat. Thoman Gergely, 30 Willow Street, was injured in a collision at Broad and State Streets and taken to St. Vincent's Hospital after treatment by Dr. J. A. Maxwell.
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eThe Academy of Sciences
Janssen
William W. Coblentz
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Ohio
Thoman Gergely
Willow Street
J. A. Maxwell
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Unsettled Warm Weather Across Regions Tuesday to Wednesday
The forecast notes warmer tendencies in northern New England and southern New England with unsettled conditions. New York City area expects cloudy skies and a mix of fresh northwest and east winds. High pressure moves in after gales along the mid Atlantic, bringing generally east of Mississippi unsettled weather Tuesday and Wednesday.
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New England
Hattera
Ae Mi Sissipyh Pve
Evidence in Backer Proceedings to Be Commenced Today
A New York report states an extraordinary grand jury is being sworn in to consider criminal charges arising from the building trust probe as the panel reviews $42,000,000 in city contracts while jurors are pledged to secrecy and warned against reading press coverage. The jury, the second to hear building inquiry evidence, was drawn from merchants and bankers. Judge Meavey cautioned impartiality amid proceedings before Governor Smiths order and related investigations.
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York
Gramd
Todiay
Puilding Trust
Board of Estimate
George Neker
Samuel Latermes
Eral Berger Oak
Wis Clens
Meavey
Martial Law In West Virginia Proclaimed
The governor's proclamation outlines martial law in West Virginia with military authorities assuming duties. Troops are positioned to guard rivers and strategic points while advisory bodies discuss implementation and oversight amid the declared emergency.
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West Virginia
Ma Liat
Bodley
Neil
Meeds House
Williaisan
Vanishing Typ Cowboy Sways From Western Screen
A fragment notes the fading image of the cowboy as a Western film stereotype. Once ubiquitous on the range he now mostly resides in Hollywood, a toned down figure used mainly for technical propaganda and touring.
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Ike the Leapper
Hollywandoor
Question on Trolley Policy Sparks City Debate
Reported on page one, Waterbury ordinance covers bus routes and tramway ties. Discussion centers on fare changes, holidays, and delays with City officials opposing blanket cuts while New Haven faces parallel routes and potential lower fares amid fiscal pressures. Meganford and Sanford noted in context of federal boards and transit governance.
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Higgin
Waterbury
Neetieyt
Helk
New Uayen
Trieria
Sanford
Meganford
May Sanford
Ue Federal Board of Tasters
Nettet
Waterlinge
New Haven
Wiblie
Parliament to Receive U S Oil Note and Reply
The House of Commons will receive the American oil note and the British government reply with the latest possible delay. Officials state the note concerns oil and the response will be presented to Parliament in due course.
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U. S
London
North
House of Commons
Friction Triggers Water Ignition in Cotton Fabric Study
In a Massachusetts Institute of Technology opinion, Professor Guile notes water ignition tied to friction with loose woven cotton fabrics from Saxton tires. A public investigation by Protesacr CU and Ter conducted tonight. further experiments planned to determine excess tl an causes.
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Saxton Tire
Aumistua Tq
Guile
Massachusetts Tnathtuta of Technology
Protesacr CU
Legion unit backs charity event with Choral Club
Following a committee meeting the American Legion group announced Blessed Sacrament Choral Club will perform at the Love Show on December 26 in Qu'ult. A whist and entertainment are planned for next Tuesday night at the Legion rooms.
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American Legion Concern
Amer van Lepien
Blessed Sacrament Choral Chub
The
Legion
Obituary notices span families in local church funerals
The obituary details multiple deaths and services. Joseph Tilopfinger and Joan Posener are remembered with funeral rites held at local churches and held by clergy including Rev. Robert Dahma. Numerous relatives, including spouses and children, are listed, with services at Catholic and parish churches planned through the week.
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Joseph Tilopfinger
Posen
Joan
Tatal
Mary FE
Wagan
Fagan
Rae
Pierpon
Frank
Mia
M. Fagan
John Goane
Hames
St. Mary's Church
Burlawita
St. Mighaal's
Agnes
Kerney
Annes Dian
Kearney
Ala Grane
Glock
St. Merrick’s Chayeh
Charles M. Ifogey
Alchiel Roche
Themis Afeenan
Pareme Shanley
Patrick Shavesean
Mather Lame
Miss Carle
AL Cw
Carrie Aa
Chriss
Manda
Carrie
Caprkce Dresser
Maderiokig
Donia A. Adriolty
Washi
Joining Forces For Dry Crusade Promises Kramer
Federal and state authorities unite in a Prohibition enforcement drive in New Orleans and New York. The joint effort targets illegal sales and consumption while detailing past seizures and convictions to illustrate the scope of violations and the need for coordinated action.
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Kramer
Washington
Frank TL
New York
Evidence In Inquiry Critiques Ship Reconditioning Costs
Testimony reveals discrepancies in sale price and reconditioning costs for the former German liner and the ship Mercury as contracts and audits are described. Officials criticize wooden ship programs and note irregularities in repair work, hours billed, and material use amid questions of funding and oversight.
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Baneahtte
New Rochelle
Battle Steamship Corporation
Morgan Engineering Company
Jersey City
Tic
Stermer Mercury
Bars Prrossa
New York
Emernéneet Corporation
Arly Foils
Enda Johnson
Johnson
Hayes Healing Ion Salve Aids Chest Colds and Croup
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Open-Trate Salve and Stops The Tickle throat remedy. The box promises relief for chest colds head colds and croup. The ad highlights home use with simple dosing and a price in cents.
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GROVE
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Nicky” Arnstein
Burpee
Board For Military Laws
L. Gibson
12Th & Edison St
la Jonia
Colo
Foley
Spring “Street
Martford
Cinot
Trucpcyl
William Griffth
Gener Symphony Socie
Bridgeport
J. Potter
Bautham Park
Bridgeport Symphony Society
Geerge E. Quentin
Tate
Figanix
Belluke Pres
Meigs and Co
Psoele
Abrams
Bick Geirritas
Hormes
Edwards
Te Benaeroer
Gergely
Detroit
Martfard
Soudyacksonville
Kansas City
Artiaker
Minneapolis
I Bridgeport
Alanat
Commons
Lloyd George
George
Ure 3
Count Sforza
Ray Curzon
Swendon
Pre Alt
M. le Zuas
Véennacles
Condouey
Catherine Shimpmel
Catharine Stemmele
Cunard Line
Egypt
Europe
Cunard North Atlantic Service
Cook & Son
Loewith & CO
Bank
Silk Stores
Main Street
Government Warehouse
Boston
Seaview Aves
Conn
A. S. Bacow
Botwink Bros
Drouve St
Noble
anAne
Nestlé
Nestle
Mada
Habert
Navté
Nestle's Food Company
America Hardware Stores Incorporated
Siddie Street
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