Connecticut Fight Film Injunction Blocks Interference
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction restraining U S officers from interfering with Connecticut exhibitions of the Tunney Dempsey fight films. The Leonard Film Co of New Haven will begin distributing the films. a permanent injunction hearing is set for October 31. In Hartford, the Grand Theatre will resume showing the films likely tomorrow afternoon after a brief seizure incident.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
Chicago
Edwin G Thomas
United States District Court
Leonard Film Com
John A Leonard
Leonard Fim Company
Leonard
New York
Hartford
United States
Willam & Egan
Thomas
Julius Gros
Gros
Moses Davis
Tims
District of Connecticut
Asociated Press
Grand Theatre
David Weinstock
Alfred Unger
Dunne Beer Case Ends Abruptly After Dismissals
In New York on October 19, the Associated Press reports the dismissal of conspiracy charges against Barney Dunne of Wester York NJ and 16 others. The case centered on a brewery operation in West New Brighton and a raid that yielded 600 000 in beer. Barney Dunne and his son pleaded guilty to possession and related counts were dropped for the remaining defendants.
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New York
Associated Press
Barney" Dunne
Wester York
We 2
Dunne
Barney
New Brighton
Wew Talend
Berney” Dunne and
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Shaver
Freh
Dunnes
New Jer
YMCA Lowers Age for Boy Members
The YMCA announces a reduced boy membership age to nine, starting Saturday. A class for ages nine to twelve will form, meeting at 9 am in the gymnasium with group games and modified sports under the Physical Department supervision.
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Loca Y McA
William E Abbott Gots
Astoday
Takes More Than Two to Make a Quarrel Cobb
Cobb retells a tale of a peace maker who encounters a marred couple in a quarrel over wages. He notes that without a difference of opinion there is no quarrel, implying only perceived disputes fuel international tensions. The piece satirically reflects on debates over debt between America and France.
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Irvin Ss. Cobb
New York
America
France
Asid
Rival candidates meet at Algonquin club dinner
Rival candidates meet at the Algonquin club dinner as campaign activity intensifies. Coverage notes include Behrens and Atwater targets and broader political maneuvering noted in state reports.
Witness Charges Imrs Knapp For Forged Names on 10 Checks
Albany N Y Oct 19 Mrs Florence Be Knapp former secretary of state is charged by witness Luella Ninde with endorsing her secretarys name to 33 expense checks totaling 345.90 drawn in Nindes name. Ninde testified she did not receive the funds and could not recognize most signatures. The accounts covered trips for Census work and personal uses, some never taken or never in the places listed.
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Albany
N. Y
Associated Press
Florence BE
Knapp
Luella V. Ninde
Ninds
College of Home Economica
Syracuse University
Ninde
Mra Knapp
Ahé
Mre Ninde
Carroll Returns to Broadway After Prison Stay
Harl Carroll will begin his return to Broadway tomorrow after over four months in the Atlanta Federal penitentiary. Dr Charles T Nellans reports he will weigh 25 to 30 pounds more on release and appear physically stronger though mental strain unknown. Parole papers were expected from Washington tonight and liberation was arranged for tomorrow noon.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Harl Carroll
Broadway
Atlanta Federal
Charles T. Nellans
New York
Nellans
Carroll
Liberty
Washington
Klan Leaders Denounced as Lawless in State
In Montgomery Ain on October 19 the attorney general Charlies McCall resigned from the Ku Klux Klan denouncing its leadership as lawless. He said the Klan is aiding crimes and shielding offenders while law officers seek to enforce criminal laws.
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Montgomery
Ain
Associated Press
Ku Klux Klan
Alshama
Charlies McCall
Oneonta
Klan Prac
Athlete escapes death near Williamstown incident
Arthur Fox, former Brown athlete and now baseball coach at Wil Haus College, nearly died in a collision while speeding toward New London upon learning he had become a father of an eight pound boy. His car skidded, rolled once, and he escaped with minor injuries after swerving to avoid another vehicle.
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Williamstown
Mass
Associated Plass
New London
Interior Secretary Visits Conn. Hydro Power Projects
Secretary of the Interior Dr Hubert Work visited Connecticut Light and Power Company's two hydro electric projects at Stevenson and Lake Danbury. He was joined by Danbury resident Dr David Chester Brown and chief engineer Charles Campbell. Henry Roraback was to accompany him but could not due to duties. The visit continues through the week.
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Danbury
Hubert Work
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Stevenson
Lake Danbury
Work
David Chester Brown
Charles Campbell
Tdeas
Campbell
Henry Roraback
Hartford
Secretary of Interior
David Cheater Brown
Socialist McLevy Opens Push in City Campaign
Jasper McLevy Socialist mayoral hopeful blasts the two major party nominees and calls for a public discussion with Pred Atwater and mayoral incumbent Behrens. He questions tax abatements and accuses both parties of fault, echoing prohibition raids led by Rev Charles W Simpson. A law enforcement committee at the University Club vows to cooperate with police.
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Walt
Jasper McLevy
Pred Atwater
Democratic Party
Atwater
Behrens
McLevy
Atwate
Herbert Brown
Olivet Church
Roscoe Vining
Hartford
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Simpson
Sherman poet Malcolm Cowley wins Poetry magazine prize
Dispatch from Chicago reports Sherman Connecticut native Malcolm Cowley wins one of Poetry magazine's four national awards for a collection of seven poems led by Blue Juniata. Cowley, 29, Harvard 1918 graduate, writes for magazines, translates from French, and lives on a Sherman farm. Other winners include Leo Turner, Desuica North, and Maurice Lenemann.
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Chicago
Malcolm Cowley
Sherman, Conn
Cowley
Connecticut
Harvard University
Harvard
Mr. Cowley
Pennsylvania
Juniata River
Maurice Lenemann
Mooney Landscape Firm Leader James F Mooney Dies
James F Mooney, president of Mooney and Sons landscape contractors, died at his home 412 Mountain Grove street after a short illness. A longtime city gardener, his company completed major Seaside Park work and beautified many homes. He came here from Shrewsbury Mass at age six and leaves a widow, a son Ron, two other sons William and James, and three daughters. Funeral arrangements listed from his home to St Peter’s Church with burial at Mohawk centers.
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James F Mooney
James Mooney
Mooney
Shrewsbury Mass
Ron
William
Fila Paetech
Gince
Mins Zeta Mooney
Hia
Ita
St Peter's Cinvech
Machwek
Dancer Dies After 12th Floor Fall in Times Square
Jane Rohnson an eighteen year old solo dancer from Kansas City is killed instantly after falling from a 12th floor hotel room in the Claridge News reports police call the death accidental Mrs Ethel Johnson her mother said the dancer had felt dizzy and opened the window for air in mid morning as the crowd gathered to watch the body was prepared for burial back in Kansas City
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New York
C.t
Associated Press
Jane Rohnson
Kansas City
Claridge
Ethel Johnson
Miss Johnson
Earl Johnson
Times ‘Square
Marine Band Arrives for City Concerts this Morning
The United States Marine Band led by Captain Taylor Branson arrives in the city at 11:00 AM to perform two concerts at the State Armory on Main Street. An afternoon free concert for seventh and eighth graders is set for 2:30 PM, while an adults only show is scheduled for 6:00 PM. Police and fire officials will escort the band from the railroad station to the Britannia hotel. Over 4,000 students expected. Mayor F. William Behrous and officials organized the visit.
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Taylor Branson
United States Marine Band
State Armory
Main Street
F William Behrous
Btrittiria
Lilliendahl Defense Ties to Hall-Mills Case Emerges
Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl faces charges for the slaying of her husband Dr William Lilliendahl. Robert H McCarter, former New Jersey attorney general, to defend alongside Hammonton attorney Charles M Phillips. Willis Beach and Myra Hall parallels are noted as trials may be joined. John J Gregory works for the defense while Postmistress Tamberlain is a key prosecution witness. The two cases are staged for November 12 at May’s Landing jail setting.
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Grayson
Carroll
Broadway
Dancer
Remus
Vimet
Taylor
Barber
Knapp
Lilliendahl Rewins McCarter
Hall
Rio de Jamero
Argentina
Tennessee
Rome
McCoy
Parkes Cadman
Elseinesh
Finance
Beware
N. J
Robert H. McCarter
New Jersey
Hall-Mills
Bee
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
South Vineland Poultry Raiser
Wi Mam Lilliendahl
Hammonton
Rumson
LilMendah
Charles M. Phillips
DeRussey's Lane
John J. Gregory
Lilliendahl
de Russey
Great Swamp Road
Wood Trail
William Lilliendahl
Edward Wheeler Hall
Tamberlain
South Vineland
Mather Found Dead After Fall Into Hole on Mount Elbert
Richard L Mather, 33, Niagara Falls financier, moved to Colorado seeking climbs near Mount Elbert. His body was found today after missing since October, with injuries from a fall into a five foot prospect hole during a blizzard. Dispatches say his wife in Niagara Falls had not divorced him. Search parties and mountaineers had scoured the snow clad slopes.
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Preas
Richard L Mather
Niagara Falls
Mather
Mount Elbert
New York
Frederick Lovelace
Power Company
Niagara Falla
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Fall Alone Put Through Oil Leases Secrecy Charged
Washington October 1 Government witness Finney testified the Teapot naval oil lease was finalized behind closed doors in the Interior department with strict secrecy at Fall's order. The case pits former Interior Secretary Fall and Harry Sinclair on conspiracy to defraud the government of naval oil reserves. Defense said Liberty bonds paid for legal work and denied a bribe, arguing patriotism and subordinates drafted the lease.
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United States Secretary of the Interior
New Fairfield
Westport
Fairfield Corner
Page & General
Teapot Dome
Interior Department
Finney
Nis
Harry ¥. Sinclair
Warlier
Martin Liteieson
Sinclair
Littleton
Interior and Wavy Department
Fall
Ichiet
Boy Slayer of Father Bailed for Funeral
Darrel Dufton, sixteen, confessed murderer of his father Frederick Dufton, forty seven, at Wrights Pa. He was admitted to bail of 1000000 to attend the funeral. Bond signed by sympathetic businessmen. Dufton said he shot to frighten his father in a drunken rage as the parent threatened to kill his two younger sisters Florence seven and Imogene three. The boy remains charged with murder.
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Dunne Bec
Organizaion
City of Rome
Associated Press
Darrel Dufton
Frederick Dufton
Wrights
Darrel
Florence
Imogene
Grayson Plane Delayed by Rain at Old Orchard
A northeast rain storm drenched Old Orchard Maine grounding the Sikorsky plane Dawn and delaying testing. Mechanics cannot work as cold dampness halts gear retraction work with a possible restart by weekend. Mrs Frances Grayson and party toured Sanford Biddeford and Portland and attended church services in Saco.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Associated Press
Sikorsky
Frances W. Greyson
Sanford
Here
Kiwanis Club
Biddeford
Portland
Saco
Brice Goldsborough
Grayson
Lisbon Hopes to See Ruth Elder and Pilot
The Lisbon correspondent reports rising interest in Ruth Elder and her pilot, George Haldeman, as they travel aboard the Portuguese mail boat Lima from the Azores. Rumors cite a possible direct hydroplane flight to Paris, bypassing Lisbon, with the Lima due October 24, 1935. Correspondents scout Funchal and Madeira for definite plans.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Ruth Elder
Azores
Lima
Elder
George Haldeman
Paris
Funchsl
Madeira
Experts Split Over Dry Law Health Effects and Alcohol Deaths
Cincinnati reports two leading health experts presented opposing views on prohibition at the American Public Health Association meeting. Dr Haven Emerson cited indirect evidence of public health benefits while Dr Louis Dublin argued prohibitions failed to cut alcoholism mortality among adult men. Dublin noted mortality in men declined for some diseases but overall alcoholism deaths tripled in recent years. Herman N. Bundesen of Chicago was elected Public Health Association president with officers named from Cincinnati New York and Ontario.
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Haven Emerson
Columbia University
New York
Louis Dublin
Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Emeiro
TM Herman N. Bundesen
Chicago
Public Health Association
Jet Public Health
Willan Peters
Cincnanti Vicr-Pesidents
George W Wolles
Janes Roberts
Hamiton
Poe Homer N Calver
Washout derailment kills two on Lackawanna train
A Lackawanna local from Hinghamton to New York plunged into a washout near Halletead Pennsylvania. Engineer Milton Esterbrook of Bimbe New York and the fireman were buried in the wreckage. The mail car left tracks but did not top the embankment. Passengers were not injured. Dense fog after heavy rain impaired visibility.
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Halletead
Associated Press
Lackawanna
Hinghamton
N. Y
New York City
Milton Esterbrook
Bimbe
Kellogg Reports China Talks With Bingham at State Dept
Secretary Kellogg met at the State Department with Senator Leimter Bingham of Connecticut to discuss the Chinese situation. Bingham had returned recently from an extended Far Eastern tour and was to provide his firsthand impressions and views on the current disturbances in China. The purpose of the conference was described only as gathering a first hand statement from the senator.
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Associated Press
Kellogg
State Department
Leimter Bingham
Connecticut
China
Mima
MacMurray
Jug Bees
Peking
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