Macri Brothers Linked to West Haven Slaying Case
New Haven Oct 26 AP Joseph Macri Nicholas DeMelio Edward Collins and Charles L Pavis held criminally responsible for the death of Wear B Johnson of West Haven found Sept 9 beside Forest and Oak streets Coroner Eli Miz finds robbery motive The four men jailed without bail Olympia Macri sister awaits trial in New Haven county jail for earlier murder of John Bagnano
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New Haven
Joseph Macri
Nicholas DeMelio
Edward Collins
Charles L. Pavis
Wear
B. Johnson
Eli Miz
Johnson
Forest and
Oak Streets
West Haven
Mack
Hiis
Olympia
John Bagnano
DeMelia
New York
Hartford
Yale Hope Mission
Loding
MacDonald
Index Visible Company
Mission
Army and Navy
Congress Avenue
George Stret
Edwar Colinas
Caillaux Forces Cabinet Toward Finance Plan Clash
Paris dispatch reports M. Caillaux pressured the cabinet to consider his finance scheme including an amortization commission to regulate money issue and debt. He vowed to resign only over a platform tax plan and warned he would overthrow the cabinet in parliament if displaced. The session grew stormy as ministers debated the plan amid a clash with bankers and Radical allies.
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Paris
M. Cailllaux
Radical Party
Nice
Palmere
M. Caillaux
Monmeur Callaux
America
Seeres
M. Calllaux
Apprentice Nearly Killed by Gas at Plant
A 15 year old apprentice Albert Listopal at J Pederson Manufacturing 230 Middles Street nearly suffocated by gas from a leaky pipe yesterday at 11 am. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital and later sent home. Florence Palowsky and her 10 year old Edna were poisoned by illuminating gas from a bedroom jet at 141 East Avenue and taken to Bridgeport hospital in unconscious condition. both improved by yesterday. The husband found them and called an ambulance. Four other workers including Julius Pedersen turned off the gas. they suffered headaches but were not suffocated.
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J. Pederson Manufacturing Company
Middlestrret
Albert Listopal
Sylvan Avenue
St Vincent's Hospital
Serong
Florence Palowsky
Edna
East Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Julius Fedorsan
Tastopal
Pedersen
Child of former Irene Castle dies in Chicago
Chicago, Oct 26 AP After three hours of life the second child of Mrs Frederick McLaughlin formerly Irene Castle died yesterday. Mrs McLaughlin was taken to the hospital Wednesday after a fall from her horse. She was reported today as being as well as possible. Her first child named Irene was born last January.
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Chicago
Hfe
Frederick McLaughlin
Irene Castle
McLaughlin
Irene
American Flyer Wins Schneider Seaplane Trophy
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle, U S Army racing pilot, won the Schneider Seaplane Trophy at Bay Shore Park in a 35 kilometre sea plane race setting new world marks. His speeds reached 232.578 mph for 35 km and 234.772 mph for 100 km with other USA pilots Ofstie and Culdihy close behind as the meet recognized by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. Captain Hubert Broad of England placed second with 199.169 mph.
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Bay Shore Park
Baltimore
Ser
James H. Doolittle
United States Army
Jacques Schnelter
America
Doolittle
Schneider
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Ralph A. Ofatia
United States Navy
Henry C. Blard
Southampton
Hingland
Hubert Broad
England
Ralph A. Ofstie
George T. Culdihy
Hindoos Denied Right to Appeal Death Sentences
London Oct 26 The Privy Council rejected leave to appeal in the Bombay Nautch crime case involving Abdul Bawla. Several defendants including Shafi Ahmed Sham Rao Dighe and four others were sentenced to death, others to life transportation. The kidnappers aimed to seize Mumtaz Begum, whose jewels and status tied Indore to the case. Political action expected after the ruling.
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London
Bombay
Downing Street
The
Privy Council
Lord Dunedin
Lord Sumner
Sir John Hage
Abdul Bawla
Mumtaz Begum
Indore
Shafi Ahmed
Indore Mounted Police
Sir John Simon
Mumtaz
Government of India
Cullinan Appeals Independents in Bridgeport Race
Democratic mayoralty candidate Thomas M. Cullinan urged independent Republicans for support in Bridgeport, arguing it is their duty to end the power of the current administration. Attorney John A. Cornell attacked Behrens and King over home rule, calling out 10 percent assessments and questioning King’s stance. About 200 attended at Hodenhall as critics pressed for accountability in city governance.
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John A Cornell
Achopl
Thomas M. Cullinan
Democrata
Frenry Koshler
Hodenhall
Correll
Behrens
King
General Assembly
John
John T. King
Hartford
Board of Asessors
Motor Policeman Hurt In Wet Road Crash
Motorcycle Officer Roderick M. Ludwig of the local traffic squad was injured after his machine hit a swollen wood block paving bump on Park Avenue. He was freed by a bystander, rushed to emergency and then St. Vincent's, where X rays showed a badly sprained leg but no fracture. Ludwig, 687 Noran Street, was preparing for afternoon duty and will be off work for some time. He had a prior similar accident weeks earlier but with lighter injuries.
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Roderick M. Ludwig
Park Avenue
St. Vincent's
Ludwig
Noran Street
Circus closes season as Barnum and Bailey heads home
The Barnum and Bailey circus ends its Salisbury run with the eleventh hour departure of 100 cars carrying equipment and weary performers. The show heads to winter quarters in Salisbury for repairs and rest before next season. The circuit began in March in New York and May in Philadelphia, touring major U.S. cities since.
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Barnum and Bailey Circus
Salisbury
N C
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Philadelphia
United States
Wilda Bennett vows appeal after $37,600 award
New York oct 26 undaunted by a Nassau county jury verdict for $37,600 actress Wilda Bennett says she will seek vindication in higher courts. She claims no proof of alienation of affection against horseman Charles C. Frey and asserts her innocence. Her counsel William Fallon will move Wednesday to set aside the verdict and she will appeal if not granted. The sum ranks among the largest in similar suits in the state.
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New York
Wilda Bennett
Charles C. Frey
William 2. Fallon
Nassau County
Independent Republicans urged as Cornell targets mayor
Nets report cites Cullinan appeal for GOP support while Cornell accuses Mayor Behrens of surrendering home rule with a proposed compromise to the General Assembly. High grain interest ban linked to IMeuar. a $15,000 damage award for injuries from a live wire incident. legal notes on appeal deadlines. social and political events across Connecticut and national pages.
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Doqeport
Cullinan
Saya
Cornell
Behrens
General Assembly
Pagath
Grain Corporation
Imeuar
Factory Gates
Tate
Fairfield County
Millaid
Stratford
Connecticut
Agrcultural
Wromlsas
Norwalk
Bowlder
Hoy
Tonsat
Sananinee
League of Nations
Mystery Stabber Active Again Strikes Young Girl
Eleven year old Dorothy TeBaore leaves the public library on John Street with a companion when a man, description unclear, approaches and stabs her with a small stiletto. The wound is treated. police say the same assailant linked to previous attacks is active again, though never caught.
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Dorothy TeBaore
Broad Street
John Street
Abouk
Dorothy
de. MB. Brodaky
Tax relief moves spark House tax repeal push
Taxpayers urged repeal of most federal excises including auto and jewelry taxes as the Ways and Means Committee weighs a $300 million reduction plan. Representative Treadway warned that full repeal would force the government to pay citizens a bonus, while Mills quipped about a schoolboy’s core remark. The hearing also touched on inheritance tax and a uniform state levy proposal.
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Ashington
House Ways and Meang Committee
Mellon
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Treasury
Apple
Mills
New York
Green
Submarine N-3 Opens for Navy Day Visitors in Harbor
The N-3 submarine captained by Lieutenant G. C. Tern docked at Wall Street yesterday for Navy Day. It will be open 9 to 11:30 AM and 1:30 to 1:00 PM for public inspection, with 20 crew members providing demonstrations. Aware of the S-51 disaster, Lt. Hern notes cautious navigation and recalls the 1917 Seattle build. Navy Day, begun in 1922 by the Navy League, marks Congress funding in 1770 and Theodore Roosevelt’s navy legacy.
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United States Navy
N-3
G. C. Tern
Wall Street
William Behrens
Albert Y Merritt
Naval Reserve Force
New London
Hern
Rome
Arthur Dobson
Iern
Seattle
Wash
Navy League
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
League of Nations ultimatum to Greece and Bulgaria
In Paris the League of Nations Council delivered a near ultimatum to Greece and Bulgaria to withdraw troops behind frontiers within 24 hours. Britain France and Italy will oversee and report on compliance, with heavy penalties for resumption of firing. The session drew prominent figures and intense debate about the league’s future authority.
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Paris
Woodrow Wila
M. Clemenceau
Council of the League
Greece
Bulgaria
League
Foreign Office
Austen Chamberlain
Brian
Chamberla
M. Carapanos
Athens
Sofia
Great Britain
France
Italy
M. Briand
M. Morloff
MM. Carapanos
M. Marteff
Briand
Norweigan Ship Wrecked Trying to Answer Storm
A Norweigian steamer Elven wrecked steering gear and lost boats after heavy gales in the North Atlantic during a weekend storm. The American Trader rescued 38 crew, while the Italian fraighter Ignazio Miorio had earlier been aided. Other liners faced delays and a Commonwealth paddlewheel was towed to Newport with 500 passengers rerouted to New York.
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New York
North Atlantic
Rotterdam
Sydney
Fish
Ignazio Miorio
United State
President Harding
Morrow
Fall River Line
Commonwealth
Point Judith
Watch Hill BR
Newport
Howell
Red Star
Dner Lapland
White Star
French Bombard Damascus Suppresses News Reports
A Jerusalem telegram claimed Damascus endured fifty hours of French shelling after a raid on a police post. It said much of the city was demolished, thousands homeless, and many killed, with accusations against Armenian immigrants and suppressed news. British and French official replies varied, with denial from Paris and no corroboration from London. Also Natick Firefighter Ward Confoy killed when a ladder truck slipped and struck a pole.
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London
Jerusalem
Palestine Arab Congress
Burreau
Damascus
Hassan Qharrat
Paris
Syria
Natick
Mass
Confoy
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Macci
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Pavis
Temple Street
DeMelin
Oak
Forest Streets
Caillaux
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American Flyer
Lieut. J. H. Doolittle
Chesapeake Bay
Hindoos
Nautch
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Ripper
Nets
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Uareyornh
Gorn
Tioga
Hany Wills
Floyd Johnson
Steve Smith
Joe Celmara
Lew Perfetti
Bridgeport High
Bulkeley High
Yale
Penn
I'nois
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Treadway
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