Legal Alcohol Seizure Case Leads to Dismissal and Fines
A transport of alcohol charge against William Zwish of Watertown was dismissed after a prosecutor’s review. Several motorists faced fines for speeding and illegal lights in a session covering Hartford and New Haven areas. Notable mentions include Alfred Morgan of New York and Stewart Maarisa of New Haven, with varying penalties and court outcomes.
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Darien
William Zwish
Bankstreet, Watertury
Polleyman Atmos Anderson
eTown Court
Awigh Wis
Neeman
Alfred Morgan
Wert
New York
George Hyane
Agaist Morriv
Dridgeport
Stewart H. Maarisa
Sehiater Avenue
Newath
Robert Lewis
Hartford
Fort Patterson
Neva
Zimmers
Bristol Street
Haven
Thomas Manning
Leonird Afancuse
Tereenw
Ohn Lucas
Stamford
Armehile
Chicago Cop Becomes Poor Bull-Thrower on Campus
Chicago October 12 AP report says Patrolman William Bell faced a Durham bull that escaped a stockyard and stormed Englewood High School campus. He attempted driving the animal, but it toppled students and sprawled on the pavement until another officer shot the bull amid cheers from about a thousand spectators.
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Chicago
William Bellfuss
Englewood High School
Rapantie
Masked men rob Kahn family jewels in New York heist
In New York a masked gang robs Anne Whelan Kahn of jewelry valued at 12000 dollars, seizing four other items from Mrs Kahn and companions at Shrich's apartment building on the Sixth Floor. The raid, one of the city’s boldest, ended with escape by the bandits who remain at large despite pawn shop searches.
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New York
Ovt
Anne Whelin Kali
United Clair
Otto Aon
International
Abs. Kahn
Miss Whelan
Sid
Mies
High School Youth Seeks 9000 Damages In Auto Injury Case
Louis Brier, 18, a senior, sues Joseph Harris and Connecticut Company for 5000 in damages and his father Benjamin Brier for 2000 for loss of service after a trolley car collision on April 4 near Brewster Street. Harris and the Connecticut company deny liability, citing contributory negligence. Trial began after jurors were selected on a holiday session. testimony covered how Brier exited the trolley and was struck by a car near Pairfield Avenue.
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Superior Court
Leo Davis
Louis Bier
Benjamin Buer
Louis Baker
Lows 'Bler
Brewster Street
Butler Avenue
Warris
Samuel Reich
Samuel Metlitg
Harris
Boardman and Grout
Connecticut Company
Dottor
Louis Brier
Lassick Avenue
Rounsel
Ile
Bassick Avenas
Schol
Uable
Sesalon
New Haven Man Killed in Meriden Grade Crossing Crash
John B L Lynch of New Haven killed instantly at Toelle's Crossing near the North Haven line when his car stalled on the tracks. His wife Henrietta Lynch mortally injured as a northbound express train demolishes the vehicle. a Pulman window broken in the crash.
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Pulman
Labor peace seen as coal field success
New York October 12 AP report quotes J I Shaffer Tideswater coal agent Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad attributing the New England demand success of southern West Virginia coal to labor peace between operators and workers low non union wages and efficient handling of coal from tipple to consignee before Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into railroads coal from central Pennsylvania to New England and rates to Jersey City Philadelphia and Baltimore and from West Virginia mines to Hampton Roads Shaffer insisted his reasons extend beyond current freight rates.
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New York
J. I. Shafter
Tides Water
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia
New England
Interstate Commer Commission
Central
Central Pennsylvia
Jersey City
Moleadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Shaffer
Weatginia
Pennsylvania
Man and Wife Found Dead in Automobile Near Canton
Canton, Oct. 12. John N. King, 50, of Tate, Ga., and his wife were found dead in an automobile on the Holts Springs road near here. Both had been shot through the head and a pet dog had been dead for several hours. Authorities said indications were that King shot his wife and then killed himself, possibly fearing intruders or a satellite plot.
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Canton
John N. King
Tate
Holts Springs
Here
King
Prince of Wales Linked to Charleston Controversy
In Leyton England the urban district council opposed a Charleston craze spreading through the town, branding the dance as the most dangerous caper ever conceived while noting the Prince of Wales may set fashion in apparel but not in dancing trends.
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Leyton
Eng
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Tiens
Brandei
Germany's immigrant quota sharply reduced for Germans
Washington reports doubt in official circles over how many Germans may enter the United States after July 1 1887. The Berlin consulate will halt new applications from Oct 15 to May 1 next year, pending possible presidential proclamation. Estimates vary between about 22 000 and 24 000 with current totals around 51 827, and final quotas await a formal commission calculation.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Coolidge
Edminsission Allice
Canadian harvest inferior to last year and ten year average
Washington Oct 12 The Canadian harvest is inferior in quality to last year and below the ten year average according to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Wheat quality stands at 36 percent of standard, flour is 101 percent, and potatoes production is 72,453,000 bushels against 70,633,000 estimated last year.
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Washington
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
N Department of Agriculture
Czech Slovak cabinet resigns new group formed
Prague October 12 The Czech Slovakian cabinet led by Jan Cerny has resigned and been replaced by a ministry under Af Svehtas who previously served as premier The new cabinet includes two German ministers giving the German minority cabinet representation Edouard Benes remains foreign minister in the new cabinet
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Prague
Jan Cerny
Af. Svehtas
Czecho-Slovakia
Tr. Edeouard Benes
Scott Denies Fight For Life Amid Supreme Court Appeal
Chicago Oct 12 AP Rui Scott said he is only interested today in the Supreme Court decision on a third reprieve from execution for the murder of a Chicago drug clerk three years ago. He indicated he would not resist the hangman and noted he would like to honor the loyalty of his supporters and his attorneys. In London a 20-year-old prince’s son visits fashion shows and previews modern debutante styles during a tour of education and social events.
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Chicago
Rui Scott
Supreme Court
Springfield
Art
Wate Jam Scott Stewart
Scott
Cannon
London
Ob Fersal
Arch Preserver Shoes Highlight Narrow Heels and Comfort
The ad promotes Arch Preservers on the street floor with materials Ton can ton crepe georgette and satin crepe in demand. It explains narrower heels and insteps prevent slipping and gaping and keep toes from crowding. Featured are patent leather pumps with gray snake trimmings one strap styles at 11 dollars and dress oxfords with snake skin trim priced 12 dollars.
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John Utnited
West Point Imulante
Yol
Innstone Park
Notaday Oathist Country Estate
South Miver
Kahn
Portland Cement Association
Madison Avenue
New Haven
Charleston
Wales
Germany
EMT
Bridgeport
Conn
Howland
Ecru
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Howland Dry Goods CO
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