Coroner seeks more witnesses in Stratford accident case
Coroner J Phelan ordered Stratford police to secure more witnesses to a Sunday crash in front of the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus. Frances Kyintkoiska of Stratford died after a car driven by Fred Rugelo of Bridgeport struck her as she ran from the vehicle. Rugelo is free on bonds of 1990 pending inquest. Witnesses from Bridgeport and Stratford testified, with speed variations disputed.
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J Phelan
Stratford
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
Barnum Avenue
Frances Kyintkoiska
Rockwell Avenue
Fred Rugelo
High Street
Bridgeport
Ruggio
Ruggles
John Creevy
Huntington
Evirtkoiska
George Belusko
Graham Street
Dentists of State to Hold Clinic Tomorrow at Taft Hotel
New Haven November 29 Dentists of the state received notice of the first mid season rally of the Connecticut State Dental Association to be held tomorrow at the Hotel Taft where several notable men will take part in the discussion. Dr D Leslie of Philadelphia and other leaders are listed among speakers.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Connecticut State Dental Association
Taft
Leslie
Philadelphia
Westler and Tarker to Deliver Lectures at City Event
EH I Westler and Dr Douglas Tarker of New York will deliver lectures. Dr Paul W Crouch and Dr BC Sword of New Haven will contribute to the clinical work. Dr E Frank Corey, this city, as president, will preside.
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EH I Westler
Douglas Tarker
New York
Paul W Crouch
BC Sword
New Haven
E Frank Corey
Witness Warned Against Coaching in Bridgeport Damage Suit
In Common Pleas court Judge Simuel Shaw admonished a witness not to coach another as Emile Rotzal sues Walter Koenig and Mis Min Koenig Rietenbach over a $200 damage claim. Rotzal alleges a 1910 agreement of $1 weekly to support their mother Susan Koenig. Koenig denies and says he helped with occasional money.
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Simuel Shaw
Common Pleas Court
Emile Rotzal
Rotzal
Iime
Susan Koenig
Stretford
Koenig Wow
Ite
Koenig
Enelia Koenig
Charles Hopwood
Shaw
Settlement Reached In Four Gas Cases In Superior Court
Four settlement agreements were reached yesterday in Superior Court before Judge Edward M Yeomans. Abraham Hammersmith sued Dorothy Allen and Robert W Gill for 835,500 for injuries from a 1926 Pine Street Norwalk collision. Annie Stieh settled her 10,900 claim against Wilbur Disbrow for injuries on Monroe Street Norwalk. Fannie and Carl Potash settled against Alfred Grisso of Ellington with 20,000 for head and spine injuries and 450 for property damage from a crash on October 31 1926.
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Edward M Yeomans
Abraham Hammersmith
Trumbull
Dorothy Allen
Robert W Gill
Ead
Pine Street
Lana Howad Avenue
Annie Stieh
Norwalk
Wilbur Disbrow
Danbuy
Miinstreet Norwalk
Fannie
Carl Potash
Alfed Grisso
Ellington Conn
Fannie Potash
Tolland
Cain
Grasso
Ex Policeman Held as Burglar in Elm City
New Haven November 29 Associated Press James Jack McNulty former policeman and ex pugilist and Vincent Bowden were each held in bonds of five thousand dollars today on suspicion in connection with two or more drug store robberies that have occurred in the city.
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New Haven
Associated Press
James
Jack] McNulty
Vincent Bowden
Arrest of McNulty after two hour chase and burglary confession
Police chased cently McNulty through the city for two hours before capture. Officers reported firearms drawn during the seizure and that McNulty admitted burglarizing Crowley 5 drug store on Chapel Street shortly after midnight.
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Cently McNulty
Crowley 5
Chapel Street
James N O Mahony Buried After Simple Prison Rites
The body of James Napoleon Bonaparte O Mahony, a convict who died at Wethersfield State Prison after a failed escape, was buried at Mount St Benedicts Cemetery in simple rites. Rev George M Grady led the service at C J Dillon Funeral Home with limited family attendance. the brother's name was not disclosed. O Mahony previously killed his sweetheart Miss Beatrice Donnelly in Bramford two years earlier. guards subdued him after a struggle during the escape attempt, which ended with a accidental pistol shot.
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Hartford
Associated Press
James Napoleon Bonaparte O Mahony
Wethersfield
Mount St Benedicts
George M Grady
Church of the Sacred Heart
C J Dillon
Main Street
H K W Scott
O'Mahony
Beatrice Donnelly
Greenwich
Bramford
Nat Lin
Geaie H Stan
Gary Successor Unnamed as Steel Directors Postpone
United States Steel directors met without action on naming a successor to E H Gary as chairman and on choosing a head for the finance committee. James A Farrell continues as executive officer. speculation centered on by laws reshaping roles for bond and finance heads with Myron C Talye or Nathan L Miller tipped as possible finance chair candidates.
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New York
Associates Press
United States Steel Corporation
Eithet H Gary
Toaid
James A Farrell
Wall Lghet
Chaimen
Europe
J P Mogan
Morgan
George
Baker
Bond
Alex
Tuxedo Park
Bac
Garys
Gary
Farrell Wil
Myon C Tajle
Nathan L Miller
Ford Stock Soars $80 In Curb Trade
New York November 20 Ford Motor Company of Canada stock jumped 8 80 a share to a new high of 87 on the New York curb market reflecting Wall Street enthusiasm for the Ford Tire Company exclusive maker for Ford trucks and tractors in the British Empire outside Great Britain and Ireland A block of 180 shares traded at 70 0 a share while large blocks announced indicated strong demand and the corporation carries substantial authorized capital with large ownership by the Ford family Dividend history shows varied payments from 6 percent in 1905 to substantial cash and stock dividends through 1916 with a 15 percent cash dividend in May 1916
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New York
Associated Press
Ford Motor Company of Canada
Wall Streets
Ford Tire Company
British Empire
Great Britain
Ireland
Ford
Wall Street
Henry and
Edel Ford
Belgium Cabinet Sets Policy Focus on Pacification and Defense
Brussels reports the new Belgian cabinet under Premier Jaspar outlined its program emphasizing international cooperation under the League of Nations, a Locarno split to revise the 1839 treaty with Holland, and a military plan to defend territory. A defensive scheme will be presented to Parliament after expert commission review.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Belgium
Cainet
Jaspar
League of Nations
Holland
Special Commission of Technicians and Parliame Ttarta 15
Portsmith Navy Prison Clemen cy List Edits Sentences
The Navy clemency board in Washington approves a list reducing sentences for 148 prisoners at Portsmouth Navy Prison. Under the order from December, 11, 30, and other sentence adjustments will release many inmates, targeting a total near 200 men by month’s end.
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Portsmouth
Golhel Rane
Underwood
Nvil
Woman Transferred to State Hospital for Mental Evaluation
The Department of Public Welfare reports Sylvia Means, declared insane by two probate court physicians, has been transferred to the state hospital. Her relatives could not be located after she wandered nearby and Tibet possession was canceled from Bridgeport Trust.
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Hill
Tome
State Hospital
Middletown
Hillside
Tibet
Te Bridgeport Trust Company
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