Deport Aliens Unwill ing to Be Citizens Urged
Hartford report on a Connecticut society luncheon where Addison P. Munroe of Providence urged deportation of all aliens who fail to naturalize after five to ten years residing in the United States. He supported keeping immigration limits, applying quotas to all non-European origins, and urged universal alien registration to identify those here illegally.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Addison P. Munroe
Providence
R. I
General Society of Mayflower Descendants
Connecticut Society
Hartford Club
America
Munroe
Mexico
South America
Coolidge
Republic
Elmer Gantrys
Paris Sees Horse Drawn Cabs Halt Traffic
Old cabbies with tired horses disrupt Paris streets as authorities crack down on violations. Officials report numerous infractions including derbies with plates, wrong-way driving, and lack of licenses. Police focus on horse drawn vehicles amid rising traffic concerns.
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Paris
Associated Press
Tavi
Tray Alvin
Republican candidates face tighter race over delegate counts
The discussion suggests that unless Republicans rally for a tie there could be more competition among southern delegates. The note hints at strategies, potentially cheaper hotel arrangements to address delegate concerns.
Pennsylvania Democrats Seek Senate Seat Victory
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Democrats push for seating of William B Wilson amid long contested 1926 election fraud claims. The Senate is the final arbiter. ballots seized and stored as controversies unfold in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Senate
United States
Keystone
Wilson
Philadel Pa
Ware
William A Wallace
Philadelphia
Cty
James A. Reed
Vare
Alcorn Opposes Freeing Chinese Witness in Connecticut Case
State's Attorney Hugh M Alcorn opposes a writ of habeas corpus to release Ong Jing the chief witness in the Manchester murder trial of Soo Hoo Wing and Chin Lung. He argues no urgent need exists for federal interference and that removing Ong Jing from Connecticut would hinder the prosecution abroad. He notes Ong Jing as the only eye witness to the crime and warns that a new law should not spur federal action against state processes.
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Hartford
Associated Press
United States
Witners
Hugh M Alcorn Mm
United States District Court
New Haven
Ong Dng
Connecticut
Accidental Asphyxiation Cited in Two Deaths
West Haven reports say Marie Heikous sixty and Mary Taper forty nine died from accidental asphyxiation. Medical Examiner Kowalewski ruled the deaths after police responded to a reported night fire in Mrs Hel lions' home. Gas jets were found on the oven stove in the kitchen, indicating the cause.
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West Haven
Associated Press
Marie Heikous
Eixty
Mary Taper
Fina
V. Jor N Kowalewski
Former theatre owner injured in Connecticut crash
Clarence Bouton, 22, of Union Avenue, fledges a car owned by D H Brand of Boston, former Cameo Theatre owner. Brand died from injuries, driver Venetti injured, Frank Vennett manager, all involved in a collision near Steward Avenue. Bouton arrested on reckless driving charge and released on bail in Stratford.
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Chaba
Connectlad
Steward Avenues
Clarence Bouton
Union Avenue
D H Brand
Boston
Cameo Theatre
This City
Frank Vennett
Brand
Humboldt Theatre
John O’halla Law
Bes
Beck
Venzetti
Butgeport
Buford
Strctford
Cordeil Bouton
Siretfod
Hartford Motorcycle Officer Injured In Trolley Rail Collision
Hartford police officer Ernest F Gosselin was injured when his motorcycle slid on a trolley rail on New Milford Avenue near Kev Hillain Avenue. He was taken to Hartford hospital with a fractured skull and possible internal injuries after a collision with a car driven by Joseph Runkle of Manl...
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Hartford
Associated Prest
Ernest F Gosselin
Gitioa
Sarlford Hospital
Kev Hillain
Gosselin
New Vipwenille
Joseph Runkle
Manlypoough
Runkle
Mewiigion Avenue
Hii
el Connecticut Company
Morrissey Wins His Eighteenth Award in Fife and Drum
Drum Major Patrick Morrissey of the Ivazy W Coardon Fife and Drum Corps claimed his eighteenth straight win at the inter state fife and drum contest in Naugatuck Saturday night.
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Morrissey
Patrick Morrissey
Ivazy
Coardon
In Inter Staty
Naugatuck
Trial of Dr Morris Horwitz in Criminal Superior Court
The trial entered its fourth day with Mrs Sabina Horwitz expected to testify about a July telephone conversation involving Dr Carl Beck. Prosecution and defense clash over alleged extortion tied to a $5000 hush payment as the case details unfold from the night of March 8 and surrounding testimonies.
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Morris T. Horwitz
Fairfield Avenue
Criminal
Sabina Horwitz
Horwitz
Carl Beck
East Main Street
Benjamin Slade
Beck
Horwite
Slade
Stete
William McComley
Dorothy Reynolds
Dr. Horwitz
Blade
Dr. Beck
Dr Horwitz
Miss Reynolds
Dr Beck
H R PeLuca
Oaly
David Gordon
Stratford
Gordon
About & O
Altman
Fannis
Herwite
Charles McCantess
Stelis Ginsberg
Firs Mar- Fars MacDonald
Dr Horr
Bief
Broken glass trade in Hong Kong and Canton
In Hong Kong and Canton a thriving broken glass trade imports about 4000 tons yearly from the United States and other regions. Local firms reclaim culled bottle glass to produce bottles lampshades dishes and beads for the Chinese market. About 20 factories in Hong Kong and as many in Canton supply the industry, with Centon buying tens of thousands of tons monthly from importers and merchants.
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Hong Kong
Associated Press
Glas
Canton
United States
Freea Scrap Centon
Directors sued after losses at New England Guaranty Corp
A suit filed in the State Supreme Court seeks individual accountability from directors and officers of the New England Guaranty Corp for more than 3 million in losses. Named defendants include Ariinu W Books of Natick and John H. Hirrington of the Lowell Sun, plus Herbert L Handy Isaac T. Marger Frank W. Page Arthur J Skinner of Springfield and Herbert A. Pike of Worcester.
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Boston
Hs Associated Press
State Supreme Court
Walter Powers
Newtortuaiee
Amgking Jeans
Ariinu W Books
Natick
Capoation
John HW Hiriington
Lowell Sun
Herbert L Handy
Isaac T. Maregor
Frank W Page
Arthur J Skinner
Springfield
Herbert A. Pike
Worcester
California Fig Syrup Promises Quick Relief for Constipation
An old mother’s appeal promotes California Vig Syrup as a gentle inside cleanse for children with feverish, restless, or lethargic symptoms. It claims a teaspoonful clears waste, bile, and toxins within hours, restoring a healthy, playful child. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups and ensure the bottle shows California Fig Syrup Company.
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