Supreme Court Upholds Prohibition Amendment In Connecticut
The Supreme Court today refused to reveal its June ruling upholding the prohibition amendment and parts of the enlargement act. Frank and Mary Celarda appeal from a $435 assessment on Lumapes Street, claiming misvaluation. Florence Pennele Rice seeks a divorce from George P. Rice alleging cruelty and desertion. they were married March 16, 1897.
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Washingatos
Get
Sister
Frank
Mary Ceatarda
Ipleworth Street
Florence Pennele Rice
Danbury
Superior Court
George P. Rice
Hartford
Booth Luncheon Speaker At Commerce Group Event
Willis H Booth vice president of Guaranty Trust Company of New York will address the chamber luncheon at Strustela We He will discuss manufacturing programs for the future a key issue for city business leaders. Booth is a recognized figure in banking and commercial circles and has represented the United States in international commerce forums in Paris last summer.
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Booth
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Rattulrs
Fewis
United States
Paris
Fray Uilveted
Recreation centers set to meet this week
Afeimbers will register at Newfield recreation center meeting at Lincoln school Thursday evening. An entertainment will follow registration. Lincoln, Newfield, Melchley districts are eligible for membership. Saymont center meets Monday at Burn school with entertainment and dancing after registration. Members from Bar Mira Garfield Hentington Road Staples districts are eligible. North En reation cowboy will also meet day mornings for Nevnt at Mott school districts.
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Afeimbers
Newfield Recreation Center
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Mmield
Melchley
Saymont Recreation Center
Bium
Barmira
Garfield
Hentinglor
Road
Staples
Coroner's findings on two accidental deaths
Coroner Covonary, Phelan reviewed deaths of Joseph Sekelsky, 129 Hastings Road, and Eugenia Zlosinski, SG Telly Street, declaring both accidental. Sekelsky died Oct 6 after being thrown from a truck on Barnum Avenue. he suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung. Zlosinski, a girl crossing Main Street Oct 5, was struck by a trolley driven by Morris Nosenberg. no fender existed, but the coroner ruled it would not have altered the outcome.
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Covonary
Phelan
Joseph Sekelsky
Hasting- Hoss Road
Eugenia Zlosinski
SG Telly Street
Sekelsky
Barnum Avenue
Cudahy
John D. O'Connor
Eugenia Zislinski
Main Street
Morris Nosenberg
G1 Steubenscreet
Nosenberg
Threre Waas
Corgner
Slavery Continues Cases of Burroughs and Shanley
Agents of the Department of Justice continued the cases against James Kt Burroughs and Mugen Shanley of Detroit amid allegations of involvement in a major organized auto theft plot. Both men were arrested two weeks ago and remain in custody under 5 7,500 bail as prosecutors prepare to transport them to Detroit to face charges.
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Department of Justice
James Kt. Burroughs
Mugen Shanley
Detroichem Geel
Flips Coin Then Chases Alleged Auto Thieves
Motorcycle Officer James Ty. Fimzrey stopped and arrested O.R. Middle ton Harry Parker and James Watson on the Fy road last night. They claimed to be from New York and were charged with possessing someone else’s automobile. Mead held them for New York police investigating a stolen car bearing that registry number.
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Creng
James Ty. Fimzrey
O.R. Middleton
Harry Parker
James Watson
Clarming
New York
Todge Mead
Mien
Art League opens new Homestead teashop
The Homestead tea room under the Art League will have a formal opening this afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Lewis is in charge. The room is decor blue and yellow with matching chairs and tables, a coal fireplace adds a homelike touch. Luncheon is served at noon with a changing menu daily and afternoon tea until seven.
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Homestead
Art League
H. A. Lewis
Seek coal at the mines to supply New England
New England faces anthracite shortages. Eugene Hultman, chair of the commissions on the families of mine workers, will depart tonight for the anthracite coal mines to present the facts about Gresham and New England’s winter needs. He travels with coal industry and utility representatives appointed by Governor Coolidge to assemble data.
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New England
Boston
Federal raid on Dewey Street targets moonshine operation
Federal agents raided the home of Joseph Olmagela at 604 Dewey Street yesterday noon. A four or five gallon copper still and mushrooms and a pint of moonshine were confiscated. Olmagelo was summoned to appear before U.S. Commissioner Hugh Lavery at 1 o clock this morning.
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Harry Welch
Frank Cantillon
Joseph Olmagela
Dewey Street
Ymolmagelo
United States
Hugh Lavery
Moratorium Declared in Cuba Amid Banking Crisis
Havana reports blame for Cuba’s financial turmoil on exaggerated banking condition estimates in a decree announcing a moratorium. The government reserves the right to extend or end the pause, with a potential expiry date of December.
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Havana
Cuba
Decresty
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