Hoover Backers Seek Fuller for Vice Presidency
Washington October 19 reports Hoover backers aim to pair Herbert Hoover with Governor Alan Fuller of Massachusetts as a trans continental ticket. Efforts focus on combining commerce secretary strength with strong law and order reputation to front a national campaign strategy.
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John T. Lambert
Washington
Herbert Hoover
California
Alan " Fuller
Massachusetts
Commerce
Bay State
Hoover Fuller ticket eyed for national convention
Hoover backers consider a Fuller ticket as a strong, independent Republican slate. They point to Fuller's independence and courage from the Sacco Vanzetti case and his sportsmanship to attract younger voters and potentially win Coolidge supporters at the convention.
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Venzetti
Bay
Hoovers
Republican Party
Fuller
Sacco-Vanzetta
Hoover
Fuller Hoover
Coolidge
Juvenile Court Methods Shown By Judge Buckley
Judge William J Buckley addressed Lions Club members at the Stratfield Hotel luncheon outlining the 1921 statute creating juvenile courts to correct delinquency rather than punish crime. He described probation and commitment as methods, noted home environment and school records as guides, and warned that some cases involve serious mental or behavioral issues requiring tailored treatment.
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Lions Club
William J Buckley
Stratfield Hotel
Buckley
Mfizala
Buckles
Mansfield Training School
Woman sues man over alleged aiding in beating case
Mary Mikolijsik of Stratford files suit in Court of Common Pleas seeking 2000 damages for injuries alleged October 9 1927. She claims Joseph Hatko held her while Anna Hatko beat her about the head.
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Court of Common Pleas
Mary Mikolijsik
Stratford
Joseph
Anna Hatko
Anna Balke
Taylor's Fate Rest With Jurors Before Noon
Salem Mass October 18 George E Taylor on trial for the Salisbury beach murder of Stel ln Pomikala on June 5 will have his fate decided by a noon verdict tomorrow. Cross examination and closing arguments wrap up as Judge Quinn weighs a one hour charge before deliberations begin. James cross questions show Taylor denying prior knowledge of the victim and claiming memory gaps after drinking. The defense asserts circumstantial evidence while prosecutors argue brutal murder with no alcohol excuse. Coast Guardsman Lyons testified about a man on the beach near midnight. photographer Arthur Williams faced criticism over doors to the studio and home.
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Salem Mass
Associated Press
George E. Taylor
Stel
Ln Pomikala
Salisbury Beach
Taylor
Joseph F Quinn
Seon
John H Owell
Liquor No -Fycuse District
Wiliam G Clark
Salvation Army
Arracks
Boston
Lyons
Sailsbury Beach
Neill Tela
Arthur Williams
Danbury Man Fined 1 and Jailed for Drunkenness
Heyman Zimmerman of Danbury received a 1 fine and five days in jail after a trial in Criminal Court for drunkenness breach of peace and resisting an officer. Costs totaled 1087. He had previously been fined 70 and costs 35 in a Danbury court on July 26.
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Heyman Zimmerman
Danbury
Emaile Garlick
Zimmerman
Drunken priser filcd fine upheld in court
Geoffrey H Cheston twenty three of Sound Beach Greenwich Borough Court faced a fine of 100 and costs with ten days suspended jail term. The case, upheld yesterday in Criminal Common Pleas Court by Judge E Earle Garrick, stemmed from an arrest on July 16 1927 in Greenwich for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
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Geoffrey H Cheston
Sound Beach
Greenwich
Criminal Common Pleas Court
Dudge E Earle Garrick Cheaton
Camp craze boosts youth camps and spending nationwide
The piece notes a surge in summer camps for boys and girls with about 2800 camps last season. Expenditures on supplies reach 28.0 million dollars and 10.9 million on special clothing and gear. Total camp spending for children nears 38.9 million, and overall camp activity including hikers and adult campers amounts to 148.0 million annually.
Snuggle Bugs and Howland's Introduce New Youth Wear
Bridgeport shop Howland's rolls out Snuggle Bugs, a zippered indoor slipper style for kids, paired with reversible Lumber jackets in brown suede and wool plaid. Features include two patch pockets, knit collar and cuffs, sizes 6 to 18 years, price six dollars, plus four golf knickers to match the Lumber jackets. Basement location noted.
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Howland’s
Bridgeport
Wales
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