Inunction Bars Fight Film Showings In Connecticut
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction restraining officials from interfering with Connecticut screenings of the Tunney Dempsey fight films. Leonard Film Co of New Haven plans a CT release, asserting exclusive rights, while a similar restraining order was granted to Julius Gros. A permanent injunction hearing is set for October 31 in Hartford.
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Leonard Film Company
Mr. Leonard
New York
Connecticut
Hartford
Grand Theatre
Oes
United States
William E Egan
Hartord
Thomas
Julius Gros
Gros
Moses Davia
Hertford
Dunne Beer Case Ends Sudden Collapse in New York
The Dunne beer conspiracy case closes abruptly as 11 defendants face dropped charges and Barney Dunne and his son plead guilty to smuggling involving a New York brewery raid on West New Brighton. Sentencing for Barney Dunne is set for October 31. The case centered on a multi million dollar beer operation linked to the Dunne family.
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New York
Associated Press
Sewinst Barney” Dunne
Wester Tork N J
Dunne Barney
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Ely
Cnaryen
Manufacture & Posseasion
Y M C A Lowers Boy Members Age Limit
The local Y M C A announced a policy change to admit boys under nine. A nine to seventeen class will form this Saturday in Badlock gym, with weekly tests and fitness routines led by the boys' work secretary William E Abbot.
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William E Abbott
Badlock
Gapies
Reley Roe
Exercias
Takes More Than Two to Make a Quarrel Cobb Takes More Than Two to Make a Quarrel
Irving Cobb recalls a comic tale about a peace maker who encounters a quarrel over a dispute between America and France. A husband denies a quarrel, insisting there is no difference of opinion, while his wife asserts she will not receive her portion of his wages.
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COBB
New York
America
France
Rival candidates meet at Algonquin club dinner
Bridgeport news notes Kit page 13 covers rival candidates meeting at the Algonquin club. Other items include a cigarette blamed for an early morning fire, a court discussion on Dead girl wards, and a court case where Dr Horwitz faces a trial. Reports also mention health debates on prohibition, a storekeeper robbery, and traffic issues in Fairfield County.
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Lions Club
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Atwater
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Thomas
Connecticut
Witness charges Mrs Knapp forged names on checks
Albany dispatch reports Mrs Florence E Knapp former secretary of state was charged by her secretary Mrs Luella Ninde in the census administration probe. Ninde testified that 83,945.90 in expense vouchers bore Knapp endorsed names or signatures. Forty five checks were presented in evidence with 33 signed in Knapp’s hand or deemed by Ninde to be her handwriting. Ninde said she never received the funds and had not been indebted to Knapp. The accounts allegedly covered various trips and expenses, some not performed by Ninde or connected to census work. (Continued on Page Ten)
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Remus
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Hall
Rio de Janiero
Argentina
Tennessee
Rome
Albany
Associated Press
Florence E. & Knapp
Luella V Ninde
Ninde
Knapp
College of Home Economica
Syracuse University
Minde
Elthe
Carroll Goes Back to New York Today
Atlanta, Oct 19. Earl Carroll to return to Broadway tomorrow after over four months in the Atlanta Federal penitentiary. Dr Charles T Nellans says Carroll has gained weight and become physically stronger while in prison. His release on parole awaits final papers from Washington, with liberation expected before noon tomorrow.
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Earl Carroll
Broadway
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Charles T Nellans
New York
Mberty
Washington
Klan Leaders Denounced as Lawless in Alabama
Attorney General Charlie C McCall resigns from the Ku Klux Klan after alleging the leadership is lawless and that Klan heads shield and plan crimes. He cited recent floggings and intimidation while praising state authorities seeking to enforce the law.
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Montgomery Ata
Associatedl Press
Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Lawleas
Charlie C McCall
Onvonta Blound
Cilnshaw
Kian T
MrCall
Athlete Escapes Death In Williams College Hit and Run
Arthur Fox former Brown athlete and Williams College baseball coach survived a highway crash with minor injuries after his car spun out while speeding toward New London upon learning he had become a father. A second vehicle veered into his path forcing the skid and rollover.
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Mess
Iby Associated Press
New London Conn
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Williams College
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Interior Secretary Visits Connecticut Power Projects
U S Secretary of the Interior Dr Hubert Work toured Connecticut Light and Power Company's hydro electric plants at Stevenson and Lake Danbury. He was joined by Dr David Cheater Brown and chief engineer Charles Campbell to view the setups and discuss ideas. Henry Roraback of Hartford was to accompany him but could not. Work will stay with the Browns in Danbury through the week.
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Westport
Fairfield
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Connecticut Light and Power Company
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Lake Danbury
Work
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Charles Campbell
Secretary of the Interior
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Campbell
Henry Rorabsck
Hartford Prealtant
Hertford
Secretary of Interior
David Chester Brown
Socialist Mayor Candidate Targets Rivals in Dry Act Clash
Jasper McLevy, Socialist mayoral candidate, attacked Democratic nominee Fred Atwater and Mayor Behrens over tax abatements and enforcement, inviting a public policy debate as critics frame a broader dry act crackdown. A Hartford citizens committee formed to support law enforcement and cooperate with police, echoing the Simpson prohibition era push.
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Fred Atwater
Atwater
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Hebrews
Behrens
Atwates
Sherman poet wins national Poetry prize in Chicago
Malcolm Cowley of Sherman Connecticut is one of four poets honored by Poetry magazine for his seven poems titled Blue Juniata Now 29, a Harvard graduate who studied abroad and translated French works He’s married to a noted artist and moved to Sherman two years ago Other winners include Leon Turner of Sweetwater Oklahoma Jessica N North of Chicago and Maurice Lesemann of Chicago for their respective poetryGroup name In Oklahoma Impersonal and New Poems were featured.
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Malcolm Cowley
Sherman, Conn
Mr. Cowley
Blue Juniata
Connecticut
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Harvard
Maurice Lesemann
James F Mooney Dies at Home in City
James F Mooney longtime landscape contractor and president of James Mooney and Sona died after a short illness at his home 412 Mountain Grove street He helped beautify Senaide park and many city homes Surviving are his son William and daughters Miss Grace Mooney Mrs Filla Paetsch and Miss Zeta Mooney Funeral at his home tomorrow morning at 6 30 and burial at St Michels Cemetery with St Peter s Church membership noted
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Dancer Falls From 12 Stories in Times Square
Eighteen year old Jane Johneer a Kansas City dancer was killed in an apparent accidental fall from a 12th story hotel room window in the Claridge hotel Times Square New York. Police noted the death after her mother Mrs Ethel Johnson arrived to claim the body for return to Kansas City.
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New York
Associated Press
Jane Johneer
Kansas City
Claridge
Ethel Johnson
Bartel
Marine Band Arrives for Two City Concerts Today
The United States Marine Band led by Captain Taylor Bronson arrives this morning at eleven o'clock for two concerts at the State fimoy on Main street, under police and fire department sponsorship. The afternoon show at two thirty is free for seventh and eighth graders, with an expected 4,000 students in attendance. An evening performance for adults only at eight thirty will be announced by the local organizing committee.
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United States Marine Band
Main Street
Papua
Stichfield
AS Oc'nck
Cnet
Hall-Mills parallel noted in Lilliendahl defense case
Newark October 18 former New Jersey attorney general Robert H McCarter and chief defense in Hall Mills case has been retained by Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach charged with killing her husband Dr William Lilliendahl The defense plans joint trial while Lilliendahl and Beach remain jailed at May's Landing The case mirrors the Hall Mills murder in tone and cast with detectives and Hammonton attorney Charles M Phillips involved in the defense
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Willis Beach
South Vine
Wiliam Lilliendalt
Hammonton
Mra
New Jersey
Rumason
Liliendehlesse
Charles M. Phillips
Mrs Lillendahl
Hall
Body of Mather Found in Hole on Mount Elbert
Richard L Mather of Niagara Falls New York 33 years old wealthy mountaineer disappeared after starting ascent of Mount Elbert He fell into a five foot hole near the peak and died gloves and field glasses found near the discovery site Searchers and locals aided by Frederick Lovelace Niagara Falls official and Mather's wife who stayed at a hotel before the climb previously climbed peaks near Colorado Springs and Trinidad Colorado
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Associated Press
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New York
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Trinidad
Fall Alone Court Insurance Secrecy Ties to Oil Leases
Washington October 18 government witness Pinney testified Fall ordered secrecy on Teapot dome oil leases as trial unfolds. Sinclair defense argues patriotism drove actions. Littleton admits 230,500 in Liberty bonds used after Fall left cabinet, asserts 26,000 payment for travel related work. Defense claims Plot planned by subordinates. government cites 256,000 from Liberty bonds as bribe in lease favoring Sinclair.
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Interior
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Pall
Interior Department
Boy Slayer of Father Bailed for Funeral
Darrel Dutton, sixteen, confessed murderer of his father Frederick Dutton, was admitted to bail of 910,000 to attend his father’s funeral in Wrights Pennsylvania. Bond signed by sympathetic business men. He said he shot to frighten his father during a drunken rage after threats toward his two young sisters, Florence seven and Imogene three. The boy is charged with murder.
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Associated Press
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Frederick Dutton
Wrights
Darrel
Title
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Imogene
Grayson Plane Delayed by Rain at Old Orchard Maine
A northeast rain storm and dense fog halted the Mikoraku plane The Dawn crews from Old Orchard, Maine. The weighing and gear testing were postponed to tomorrow while passengers visited Sanford Biddeford and Portland. Brice Goldsborough noted likely two weeks before winter cold halts Atlantic flights. no decision on future flight plans before week’s end.
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Associated Press
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Sanford
Here
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Saco
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Mra Grayson
Atlantic
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Graysons
Sen
New York
Lisbon Hopes To See Ruth Elder And Pilot
Disparate reports swirl over Ruth Sider and her pilot George Haldeman’s route as the Portuguese mail boat Lima nears Lisbon. Rumors say they may abandon Lisbon en route to Paris by hydro airplane, with Lima due around October 24 or 25 and reporters awaiting confirmed plans in Madeira.
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Associated Press
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Azores
Lima
Ina Eider
George Haldeman
Parla
Funchal
Madeira
Experts Disagree on Dry Law Results and Alcohol Deaths
Cincinnati and New York health experts presented opposing views at the American Public Health association. Dr Haven Emerson of Columbia argued indirect evidence shows public health improvement from prohibition, while Dr Louis Dublin of Metropolitan Life contended prohibition failed to reduce adult male mortality and linked rising alcoholism deaths to broader health trends. Dublin noted improved outcomes for some groups but overall death rates from heart and kidney diseases rose. The session also elected officials including Dr William Peters of Cincinnati as vice president and re-elected treasurer Dr Louis Dublin.
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Columbia University
New York
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di Dubin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Une
Dublin
Hernan N. Bundesen
Chicago
Public Health Association
William Peters
Cincinnati
Vce
George Weuler
James Ruperts Hamilton Ant
Louis Dub Ia
Treasurem
Homer N Calver
Rurelpry
Washout Derails Train Killing Engineer and Fireman
A Lackawanna Passenger train from Binghamton to New York plunged into a washout near Ralletead Pennsylvania in dense fog after heavy rain. Engineer Milton Esterbrook of Elmira and his fireman died, while passengers endured a severe jolt though no others were seriously hurt.
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Associated Press
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Binghamton
N. Y
New York City
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Hallsted
Kellogg and Bingham discuss China at State Department
Secretary Kellogg conferred with Senator Bingham regarding the Chinese situation. Details kept to a minimum, the purpose to glean insights from Bingham after his Far Eastern tour, as Minister MacMurray returns to Peking after leave.
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China
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