TOTH CHANNEL SWIMMER ENTERS COAST RACE
Boston dispatch reports Charlie Toth, noted channel swimmer and distance champion, plans training in San Pedro for a cross coast swim from the Vieifle coast to Calaling Plain. He cites Ernest Vierkotter as a top rival among 30 plus entrants, with a note on other Senate election aftermath in Menicom Cin.
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Ten Thousand Dollar Injury Suits Filed in Stamford Courts
Stamford September 30 Special Mrs Lottie McGraath administrator of the estate of Francis Mellrath 19 year old Stamford youth fatally injured in a motor car accident on the Post Road in Greenwich July 4 has brought suit for 10090 against Henry Howant of Stamford alleging negligence. Howard was the driver of the car. In Port Chester Samtelohn administrator of the estate of Verte Cehn sued Jacob Fine of this city for 10000 in damages for injuries from a car accident October 28 1925. The plaintiff was a passenger in a car driven by Alex Fine son of R N Y which collided with a truck owned by Dine. Katherine Hindis has brought suits for 10000 against Charles W White through his mother Kathrine Hindis, guardian, to recover injuries received September 24 1926 in a collision on West Main street. Both of Hindis legs were broken. Counter Action Tracy N Collins of Darien has brought suit for 10000 against Charles M Lund of Darien for injuries from a motor car collision September 11 1926. Grace Tolling a passenger in her husband’s car asks 3000 damages. Lund has a counter suit for 2500 against Collins and Mrs Gladys Lund also suing Collins for 5000. Other negligence actions include Carrie Colombo guardian of Tony against Gordon Walter company 5090, Michael Steinbach against Morris Sopshin 1000, Famil Singer guardian of Philip Singer against Morris Sopshin 1000, Louise Risister against Bayard Naylor 2000, Chemical Asphalt Rooting against John Comeglio 1400.
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Lottie McGraath
Francis Mellrath
Tracy N. Collins
Darien
Charles M. Lund
Dari
Grace Tolling
Lund
Collins
Gladys Lund
Carrie Colombo
Tony
Gordon Walter Company
Michael Steinbach
Morris Sopshin
East Norwalk
Famil Singer
Philip Singer
Louise Risister
Bayard Naylor
Chemical Asphalt
John Comeglio
Guatemalan President Buried as Election Looms
Guatemalan city line Sept 30 AP reports the funeral of General Orellana, president of Guatemala. Under law a presidential election must be called within eight days of a chief executive’s death. Orellana’s term would have lasted to March 15, 1928, but a new executive will be inaugurated next March.
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Guatemala City
General Orellana
Guatemala
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Permanent Relief Guarantee
Eloped change described. It remains a bulk food for intestine cleansing. Doctors call it a bulk product and Kellogg's All-Bran guarantees permanent relief or refund if eaten regularly. Recommend two tablespoons daily with meals, describes versatile uses and nutty flavor.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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New England Telephone plans major system upgrades
Boston report states the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co authorized spending 3,252,096 dollars for new construction and improvements. The funds cover routings additions and plant improvements focused in Boston area Massachusetts Spring Street Worcester North Adam Street Centrodale and other New England locations as part of the year’s total.
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Three Relatives Sentenced in Killing of Anna Kochkan
In Poutoratsk a Revolutionary Tribunal sentences three relatives of Anna Kochkan to death for murdering the young Communist woman and her infant in her home. The trio, driven by opposition to her fight against tradition, inflicted fifty two wounds, each viewing the act as duty in the suppression of a heretic.
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Askhabad Turkestan
Anna Kochkan
Revolutionary Tribunal
Anna
Communist Party
Opticians' Record Cards Deemed Tangible Property
Washington September 30 The Board of Tax Appeals ruled that opticians' patient record cards are tangible property and may be included in invested capital for federal tax returns. Wall and Ochs of Pennsylvania challenged I R B findings that these records are intangible assets.
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Board of Tax Appeals
Wall and Ochs
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Internal Révenue Bureau
Typhoid Raging in Devastated Arc a Says Local Man
W A Johnson an American Legion assistant chaplain reports from Vorida and Minis ruins describing widespread fire as Hurricane wreckage. He notes Red Cross and Legion feeding 7000 daily, 275 injured hospitalized, typhoid fears and diphtheria immunizations amid Miami power loss and gas shortages. Transport and news supply disrupted and Royal Palm park vessels stranded.
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W. Q. Johnson
American Legion
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Stratford Avenue
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Tophiau
Miami Beach
Red Cruns
Waters Hearly Company
Juami
Fort Lauderdale
Red Cross
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Bill Hart
Mami
American, Legion
Inquest Hears Cause Of Meriden Crash Deaths
Meriden September 90 AP An inquest into a fatal crash last night heard testimony that George Lietz may have been responsible for the crash. Coroner Eli Mix said findings will take a few days to complete with witnesses Carl Boehle and Harry Breganzio among those summoned.
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Meriden
Edward Patosku
George J. Lietz
Thisselty
Eli Mix
Carl Boehle
Harry Breganzio
Boehia 3
Mix
Lietz
Norwich Woman Wins Divorce in Nevada
Norwich report from Sept 30 states Mrs Pelle Staunton McLaughlin of Norwich obtained a Supreme Court divorce in Carson City, Nevada with alimony set at 500 dollars monthly and 1900 dollars for counsel fees. Her Cumberland, R. I., lumber merchant husband had priorly secured a steno divorce with a lump sum alimony of 2000 dollars.
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Pelle Staunton McLaughlin
Cumberland, R. 1
Carson City
Nevada
Supreme Court
McLaughan
Florida
Society Leader Loses Pearls at Wight Club
New York society leader Mrs Wood reports the loss of her own pearl necklace valued at 29,000 dollars while dancing at an exclusive New York nightclub. The strand, described as ninety six graduated rose mountains, vanished from the scene, dimming the high society circle accompanying her that night.
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New York
Wood
Leap From Hotel Prominent Saint Louis Resident Dies
Chicago Sept. 40 J W Cook forty five a prominent resident of Saint Louis leaped to his death from his room on the nineteenth floor of the Morrison Hotel today.
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J. W. Cook
St. Louis
Morrison Hotels Herve
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