Gotham Men Sentenced by New Haven Court
Frank Toso and Toya Kajima, from New York City, were sentenced in the Criminal Superior Court by Judge Newell Jennings. Toso gets one year to 18 months, Kajima three to four years. Kajima's harsher sentence stems from prior worthless check activity and NY police interest. They sought funds at Savin Rock to hire a lawyer for Togu's cousin facing murder charges. Togo pleaded guilty to attempted burglary. Kajima was convicted by a jury.
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New Haven
Frank Toso
Toya Kajima
New York City
Criminal Superior Court
Newell Jennings
Kajima
New York
Savin Rock
Togu
Togo
Reservoir Men Typhoid Victims at Camp and City
Report details typhoid cases among reservoir workers with identification unclear. State official Br Knowlton has been in Stamford, planning Hartford report. Dr Osborne awaiting findings, Dr Crane at Camp enforcing sanitation. All men inoculated with anti typhoid serum. city residents urged to boil water to prevent infection.
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Mary
Br. Knowlton
State Department
Stamford
Davenport
Hartford
Dr. Osborne
Dr. Crane
John J. Ryle
Papyrus owner barred from entering. 40 cases seized
Atlantic City authorities report federal Coast Guards seized forty cases of alleged Scotch whiskey from smugglers tied to a Belmont race, with the owner of Papyrus and pursuers deterred from bringing the cargo to New York. The incident occurred as agents halted a motor truck during a night operation connected to the Pennsylvanian smuggling ring.
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New York
Benjamin Irish
Zev
Tom August Brussiers
Belmont
Mr. Jiash
New England Women Voters Urge Co operation
Providence October delegates in the New England Regional Conference of the United League of Women Voters carried out cooperation as the keynote. Practical plans and an interchange of ideas dominated the day. Afternoon talks focused on forming a national state and local financial organization.(note: adjusted to fit constraints)
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Providence
New England
United League of Women Voters
Barling Bomber Ends Race Preliminaries in St Louis
Barling bomber, the world's largest heavier-than-air craft, completed the 85 mile flight from Scott Field to St. Louis flying field Bridgeton as part of third International Air Race preliminaries. Major General Meagan M. Patrick piloted part of the flight guiding a convoy of support planes. RN-1 airship at Scott Field made its first successful test flight shortly after.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Scott Field
Delleville
Bridgeton
Meagan M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Plana
Dayton
Oho
St. Louis Field
RN-1
Army
Stresemann to Form New Cabinet After Ruhr Surrender
The Stresemann government retires with the Ruhr and Rhineland passive resistance ending as its sole active achievement. Internal frictions between a Socialist finance minister and an industrialist economics minister plagued policy, leading to Hang Von Baumer’s retirement and the cabinet’s collapse amid nationalist pressure and a failing German economy.
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Ruhr
Rhineland
Cuno
Tha
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Hang von Baumer
Hilferding
Strasemann
Hon
Germany
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M Poincare
Cathe
Prep
Woman's College to Run German Hospital
Woman's College to operate a German hospital in New York City. The piece outlines the college's plan to manage hospital administration, with reference to faculties, governance, and the broader impact on medical care and training.
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Woman’s College
Former detective denies all charges in NY case
Alfred Ball jin, a private detective, was charged with threatening to blow up the Woolworth Building and the Chicago Post Office. He entered a secret denial to all charges before federal judge Knox Dollin today, while prosecutors pursue the alleged fraud schemes.
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New York
Alfred Balljin
Tomer
Woolworth
Chicago
Juda Knox Dollin Iy Beng
Defraud Jae Gown
Religious revival caught selling booze near camp grove
A Chillicothe report states a religious revival gathering near a grove outside town was found to have four men dispensing moonshine during daylight. Police described the incident as a church event interrupted by illegal liquor sales.
Ninth District Caucuses Shape City Aide Nominees
The Ninth District Democratic caucus heard 50 voters and named delegates Frank J. Hearn Andrew Rusnak Hugh J. Taulty Antonio Vorrelli and John Sart with a city aldermanic candidate to be chosen at a later caucus. Republicans backed Willam S Clark and listed delegates Fred Emeneger and Andrew G Pelath with third delegate pending from the Third District Republican Women. Twenty eight new members joined the club and district caucuses attracted 80 to 90 attendees.
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Frank J. Hearn
Andrew Rusnak
Hugh J. Taulty
Antonio Vorrelli
John ¥. Sart
Bixth District Democratic Club
1300 North Avenue
Hamony
C. Smith
Alfred Street
Republican Club
Willam
Clark
Gilman
Fred Emeneger
Andrew G. Pelath
Clay Smith
William Clark
Black Rock
Fred Harrison
Ecaucus
Carl Foster
Archibald Smith
Republican Women's Club
Cauchs
Governor Walton fights injunction amid Oklahoma crisis
Oklahoma politics escalate as Governor Walton faces an injunction following military action, while opposition presses for a grand jury probe into public funds and state agent appointments. A special election looms December 6 on constitutional issues with Klans claims denied by Walton and supporters, amid belated returns showing a strong vote for constitutional amendments.
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Waiton
Campbell Russell
Watson
Secret Service
Ku Klux Klan
Walton
Oklahoma
Phe
Klux
Nalion
Polygamy debate cited by The Argonaut humorist
A Mormon argued polygamy was moral, declining to cite scripture forbidding the practice. The humorist countered with a passage about serving two masters, as quoted from The Argonaut.
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Mark ‘Wri
Russian Conditions Good Under New Economic Policy
In this chapter on Russia, Sinclair outlines the vast size of the country, pegs population around 128 million after losses in war, and explains the shift from strict communism to the New Economic Policy NEP. He notes central power shifting to autonomous republics, peasant concessions, and a projected grain export of about 75 million bushels in 1928. The piece reflects a cautious, period-voice analysis of early NEP effects on agriculture, industry, and urban life, with observations from 1928 urban Russia.
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John KP. Sinclair
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Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Groups Reach Out
An editor's note lists numerous Bridgeport organizations and contact details for potential time or place changes. It cross references clubs and lodges including Masons, Knights, Shriners and veterans groups with addresses across Main Street Stratford Avenue and other city arteries.
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Fairfield Avenue
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Sixth District
North Avenue
German Royalist Army Dispersed
Reports say German Government forces moved into the garrisoned areas around the capital to block rising Royalist rebels. Liege troops, better trained and equipped, use rail networks to hit rebel centers and prevent a mass movement from converging near the capital, the hub of the railway system.
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Germany
Convicts Battle Guards in Prison Sixty to One Hundred Fight for Freedom
Violent prison escape attempt unfolds at the shirt factory within the prison. convicts seize guard L. Scholes and seize control, firing on guards as they dash toward the main entrance. Local citizens aid with improvised weapons. a machine gun from Nortonville aids the siege. Food supplies are running low as about 600 prisoners rely on inside provisions.
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Field
Harry Ferland
Covington
Newport
Gillihan
Foity
L ¢ Scholes
Bewiezers
Nortonville
Ealwon PL Mo
Troon OC
Nathal Guard Machine Company
Hupkinayie
Lewissville
Lewis Hur
di Walle
Trison
Daducaly
New England Railroads Urged to Join Trunk Lines
Boston Oct 3 Hearing on railroad consolidation resumes. Boston technical societies led by MIT Professor George F Swann endorse unifying New England railroads with trunk lines over an all New England system. They cite weak finances of Boston and Maine and New York New Haven Hartford and higher operating costs as factors for affiliation and warn of potential losses or unattractive investment if separate rate districts persist.
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Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Technical Societies of
Societies of Engineers
New England
George F. Swann
Department of Civil Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maine
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New Hagving
Ite
Elise New England Treffic
Joint Base Promises Quick Relief for Stiff Joints
An ad touts Joint Base as a fast penetrating remedy for swollen and painful joints, claiming instant action through the skin and suitability for knees elbows shoulders ankles necks and fingers. It notes quick relief for lumbago neuralgia and similar pains, with availability at Hindie’s Drug Store and local druggists for about 25 cents a tube.
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Hindie
Ieee Glass
English firm lands contract for 25 locomotives
Buenos Aires October 3 English company wins contract to build 25 locomotives for the Argentine State Railways.
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Buenog Aires
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