Guilty verdicts for Stamford gangsters in assault case
Nine men charged with assault with intent to kill were found guilty by a Stamford Criminal Superior Court jury after brief deliberation. Sentences ranged from four to thirty years, with Louis Harris given the heaviest term under habitual criminal statutes. other defendants received three to five, five to ten, and thirteen to thirty year sentences. The state highlighted missing witnesses and circumstantial evidence, while defense counsel planned appeals.
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New York
Triat
Nessult
Ino
Stamford
Tudcse Newell Jennings
Louis Harris
Henry Blum
May Bier
Jack Litman
Harry Titelbaum
Charles Kakye
James Vavus
Samuel Mosenberg
Asault
Aasautt
Wise
Staif
Sing Sing
Harry Bloom
New Y City
Moses Cress
Vurty Bloom
Atlanta
Max Flaer
Attorne
Comey
Jidge Jennings Tald Coun
Iat
Ou Sears
Bermuda Damaged by West Indian Hurricane Report
Despatch from Bermuda Cable Company office notes damage to several large buildings in Bermuda as the West Indian Hurricane neared, with reports of loss of life and ongoing monitoring of the storm’s path and communications impacts.
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Bermuda
Haliean
Sharthy
Focal
Local shore league mix fuels wary school meeting
Fragmented notes describe a district meeting about a lite league at United shores. Pupils voice hopes for a new play while officials discuss funding and possible reforms. A trial of district figures and claims of traitor rumors appear amid pages noting broader county and city events.
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Schoel
Heweu
Uy Wwonan
Sehust
Teachers Hear Alden Alley on World Peace Efforts
Alden G. Alley, traveler and world peace advocate, spoke to high school history and social studies teachers at a sectional meeting in Central Fish school about duties to educate for international understanding. He urged Americans to support peaceful converge of nations and avoid war through responsible instruction and awareness.
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Alden G. Alley
Bol
Alee Ecucator
Central Fish School
Alley
Association of Representatives of
Ranons
Hay
17 American Dead Amid Island of Pines Storm Toll
News from Havana reports the Island of Pines devastated by a Caribbean hurricane on Wednesday. Estimates show about 32 killed there, including 17 Americans, with hundreds injured and many families homeless. Losses may reach 100 million dollars as towns along the storm path are wrecked and waterways flood villages. Three Americans and a Cuban journalist described scenes of destruction after reaching the capital, noting few buildings remain and repair work began despite impaired wireless and blocked roads.
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Cuba
Islo of Pines
Caribbean
Yavana
Isle of Pines
Baincoa
San Antonio
del Rio Bhineco
Cuba de Melena
Jamaica
Cuatro Amines
Gabriel
Batabano
Santa Fe
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Capital
Uorona
Cristobal Colun
Havana
Tale of Pines
Cristobal Colon
Unidentified man dies in Hertigan's drug store
An unidentified man about thirty five collapsed and died in Hertigan's drug store before medical help could reach him. Police could not identify him from clues found on his person as crowds gathered outside the store last night. The ambulance crew arrived too late and the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Ano
Hertigan
Emergeres Hospital
Walter No Nelson
Winle
Hoover on Europe copying U S trade system claim
The text argues Europe could alleviate trade woes by adopting American methods and tariffs. It cites Hoover's stance on export growth, trade barriers, and subsidies, noting European responses and U S advantages amid debates on tariffs and cartels.
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Europe
Hoover
Queen Marie of Roumania Cancels Radio Address
Queen Marie of Roumania failed to deliver a scheduled radio address to two stations in a national hook up citing a misunderstanding. She later spoke at a hospital fundraiser dinner, a second broadcast for her.
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NW York
Marie
Roumania
David Sarnett
Radio Corporation of Americag
Tron and Steel Institute
Hotel Tolmodore
Elbert
Oficina
Wiz
Wre
Washington
Aml Wire
Springfield
Mass
Harry Greb Died After Operative Complications
Former world middleweight boxing champion Harry Greb died in Atlantic City after surgery for a facial fracture from a Pittsburgh car crash. He failed to recover from anesthesia and died in a coma. Naomi Braden, his fiancee, was by his bedside.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harry Gre
Ife
Pittsburgh
Greely
Tie
Naomi J3raden
Vittsburgh
Wondmill
Iiry Greb
Paris Opposition on Debt Renewed
Paris debate on the debt question resumes with a voluminous report to Parliament. M. During strongly opposes ratification as drafted, urging caution against future US driven imperial commissions and binding union of each country’s capacity. Major Bennett to Bridgeport adjutant inspector role announced. veteran service details and promotions outlined.
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Paris
Cap Avien Dariae
Abo
Chamber of Deputies
Ins
Pam
France
M. Davlui
United States
Panea
Blke
Wentsch Girl Held for Higher Court
Sherman reports Wentsch Mhyls Wentsch of Hethe and Paw ing facing theft charges totaling $2000 in a wealthy Port Chester resident case. She is held for the federal term in Mary Nelda county before Justice Wilnes J. Biacam i Sherman. Defense counsel Willian Tale Danbury states she seeks examination. further court actions pending.
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Sherman
OM Brees Mhyls Wentsch
Hethe
Mrafenden
Port Chester
Bred Better
Willian
Tale
Danbury
Hogten x
Ronten
Rosa Ponselle and Sister Home Concert Mystery
Rosa Ponselle and sister Mereditin Ponselin, hosted by guests at a private residence, reportedly performed the first of a planned series. A lack of clear details leaves the location, date, and program uncertain amid rumors of a public concert.
California Coast Quakes Scare but Cause Little Damage
San Francisco residents were awakened by earthquakes that caused windows to crack and plaster to break but left most structures intact. Shocks extended from Santa Rosa to Paso Robles, with four felt in the city. The strongest tremor registered four on the seismograph, centered about Monterey County, and the city’s modern steel frame buildings withstood the quake.
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San Francisco
Santa Rose
Paso Robles
University of California Seismog
China
Monterey County
Papfon
Wall Street Tumbles Amid Broad Price Declines
The market slumped as buyers vanished and a broad price fall hit major shares led by General Motors and DuPont. Trading turned bleak in the afternoon with many issues down three to four points, while several industries and key firms showed steep losses on lighter volume.
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York
General Motors
Dupont
Iran Cipe
Montnemiry
Flea Cure Kills Cat Owner Seeks $300 in Suit
New Haven October 22 AP two applications of flea exterminator killed a cat. Mary Proto of West Haven sues Avartin Drug Co for 300, claiming the cat Angela died after two doses and contends powder form should have been sold. Defendant seeks a more specific statement to show if fleas were killed as promised.
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New Haven
Mary Proto
Weat Haven
Avartin Drug Company
Angela Cat
GOP Committee Moves to Abolish Personal Tax
The Republican Town committee favors repealing the two dollar personal tax for ages twenty one to sixty, calling it unfair to married men and a nuisance to collect. They plan to instruct candidates to push repeal if elected, with rallies announced across districts and a potential Wisconsin Senator Lemranto as principal speaker at a central rally.
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General Assembly
Alfred W. Burdick
Bur- Wick
Republican Organisation
Conmerticut
Lemranto
Wisconsin
Coastral Vligh Sehool
Freder A. Burrlett
Elbert
Dul
William A Redden
Cabell
Atrocnevs
Ceorse
N. Finone
Pheadore Steiber Eng
Tes
Price
James
Shannon
Fred WesHison
Hemon
Abel
Carl Foster
Mary Garden Returns Thinner and Eager Story
Mary Garden recounts a perilous escape from a shark during a sea voyage. She describes a near miss with a man-eater within four feet, sparing her dogs and gardener who killed the beast. She reflects on experiments, appetite, and public curiosity as reporters press for details.
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Mary Garden
New York
Dona
Miss Garden
Swahl
Crosby Plans to Endorse Democrats in Bridgeport Fight
Mrs. Fannie S. Crosby, denied renomination on the Republican ticket for the Bridgeport Board of Education, will switch to the Democratic party next week. She says she will accuse Postmaster Arthur F. Connor of traitorous conduct during King’s European absence and will name seven who helped engineer peace with J. Henry Roraback. Crosby speaks at a Democratic gathering and promises to present King’s side of the factional shift before the next mayoral election.
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Board of Education
Bridgeport
Arthur F. Connor
John T. King
King
Europe
J. Henry Roraback
Repub-ican
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Ines
Mr. King
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Thone
Connor
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Hin
American Metals Company
New York
Creeby
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Steddard
Josephine Eaimons
Scow
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Crosby
John Ty King
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Maplewood Tuntor
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