Singing Teapot Sparks Democratic Hallrow in New York
In New York on October 20 the singing teapot mobile tour of the Democratic organization triggered a clash as Murray Hulbert president of the Board of Aldermen and state chairman Herbert Pell Jr. argued over campaign speeches. Pell released women from the meeting to clear the way for the vehicle, then drummers outside drowned Hulbert's remarks. Hulbert denounced the scene and vowed to skip further campaign addresses.
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New York
Democratic Organization
Murray Hulbert
Board of
Aldermen
Herbert C. Pell, Jr
Hulbert
Pell
Mr. Hulbert
Worcester Klann Rioters Freed After Hearing
In Worcester Massachusetts two alleged Klansmen Richard Whitten an 87 year old farmer of South Byfield and Roy Salter 18 of Dummer academy South Byfield were discharged at a special district court session. Whitten faced a revolver in a car charge and Salter a revolver in possession. Myles Burke 15 of Worcester charged as an anti Klansman for throwing stones will be tried by the juvenile court tomorrow after being bailed.
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Worcester
Mass
Richard Whitten
South Byfield
Roy Salter
Dummer Academy
Fair Grounds
Whitten
Salter
Myles Burke
Accusation Erupts Over Murder Claim at Arrest Scene
Mrs. Josephine Dubois Graves of 819 South Clinton Street in Syracuse accuses Noel Boland of killing her husband as Boland is held over alleged death attempt and a white slave case links to transport of Miss Rogers from Taunton Massachusetts to Syracuse. Police also hold Mia Dubois and Maa Rogers in the White Slave investigation amid shifting divorce claims.
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Jacksonville
Josephine Dubois Graves
South
Clinton Street
Noel Boland
Boland
Mia Dubois
Maa Rogers
Taunton
Maps
Miss Rogers
Massachusetts
College Spree Driver Case Postponed in Folica Court
New Haven on Oct 20 the case of Chester A Boll’s 24 a Dartmouth student charged with driving while intoxicated was continued to October 22 in Folica court after a chase toward Saint and Haven by a motorcycle officer.
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New Haven
Chester A. Boll
Dartmouth College
Folica Court
Bollis
ST and Yaven
Magistrate clears Tex Austin rodeo on Sabbath ruling
New York on October 20 magistrate Brodsky ruled rodeo is outdoors and beneficial, dismissing charges against Tex Austin for alleged Sabbath law violation during a Madison Square Garden Sunday event. Four ticket takers summoned were also discharged. The benefit show supported the Catholic Big Brothers in the Bronx.
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New York
Brodsky
Tex" Austin
Madison Square Garden
Bronx
Youth urged to open shell and back Bridgeport growth
Irving Vining president of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce urged 175 attendees at a Stratfield luncheon to invest dollars at home in Bridgeport and support youth involvement in civic life. He warned that complacent gray heads close doors to new ideas and called for backing youth, liberalism’s challenge, and collaboration to attract outsiders while envisioning a cross nation bridge between Connecticut and Oregon.
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Pacific Coast
Irving Vin+ing
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Chaotis
West
New York
Oregon
Vining
Crater Lake
Supreme Court Upholds Election Case Ruling From Texas
The Supreme Court affirmed that Texas Democrats actions blocking a Negroes’ primary were not a constitutional violation and that the injunction could not have been granted. The decision found the complaint moot since the challenged action occurred long before. The appellate ruling held the action ceased to exist by the time of the decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Tousten
Court of First Instance
Holmes
Democratic Executive Committees
Second Operation on Senator Lodge Proves a Success
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge underwent a minor operation at a Boston hospital, the second in months. Dr John H Cunningham reported the procedure entirely successful and said Lodge could not be in better condition. Rumors of retirement were denied by Lodge and his grandson Lodge Jr.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston Hospital
John H. Cunnngham
Senator Lodge
Tiwan
Same Church for Entire Community Bishop Suggests
Bishop Charles L. Slattery of Massachusetts proposes a federated city church housing several congregations under one roof to address urban change. He envisions a central space where diverse worships merge for the common occasion while each communion remains independent.
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Boston
Bellefa
Charles L. Slatery
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Slattery
Union Ministers
Mure
Prosecution Planned Against Home Bank Officials
Toronto October 20 The Ontario government will prosecute the Disaster and Home Bank of Canada officials on new charges related to the bank failure amounting to 18 456 978 last year. Grand jury action pending, conspiracy indictments already returned will not be pursued. Kierbert Daly former bank president and secretary I 5 O Conn or have died. Daly faced failure links while O Conn or was a material witness.
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Toronto
Home Bank of Canada
Ontario
D. Ti. Mettarth
Metarthy
Day Candidate for Congress Withdraws
Hartfore October 20 E L Hohenthel site chairman of the prohibition party notifies the secretary that William T Barttow of Cainfield has withdrawn from the prohibition ticket as the candidate for Congress in the second district and the party's executive committee endorses Richard P Freeman the Republican nominee.
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Hartfore
E. L. Hohenthel
Prohibition Party
Ate
William T Barttow
Cainfield
Prohibition
Richard P. Freeman
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