Inkwell Hurling Turmoil Closes Civil Trial in Elm City
In Elm City court a heated civil suit over a property transaction escalated when assistant city attorney Louis Sperandeo hurled an inkwell at rival attorney David J. McCoy. Ink spattered walls, bench, and records as deputies separated the combatants. Judge Pickett was absent. the session adjourned to clean ink from the courtroom after the incident.
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New Taven, Co
Capy
Commion Pleas
Tediy
Louis Sperandeo
Davit J. McCoy
MetCoy
Sotriffenzi
Pickett
Walter M. Pickett
Speranden
Meg
McCoy
Sperandes
Henry Higgins
Lenzi
Court House
British thieves raid Lord Cable's home in London
Sneak thieves entered Lord Cable's Grosvenor Square residence in the early hours. They took a diamond pendant once belonging to Lady Tiamilton, noted for her alleged closeness to Lord Nelson, among other valuables.
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London
Lord Cable
Grosvenor Square
Tiamilton
Lord Nelson
Teafalgar
South Should End One-Party System Declared By Speaker
Atlanta report on the Southern States Republican League second day where speakers demand a two party system. Mayor John F. Jones says party strength in localities can collapse both parties. Delegates honor Theodore Roosevelt as telegrams of greeting go to Roosevelt, Coolidge, Dawes and others.
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Atlanta
Ort
South
Southern States Republican League
John F. Jones
South Corona
United State
Theodore Roosevelt
M Roosevelt
Coolidge
Dawes
Chauncey M. Depew
Elihu Root
Charles £. Hughes
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Segse of
Hautecombe Abbey Holds Italian Royal Tombs in France
The Abbey of Hautecombe on Lake Bourget, France, houses 44 Savoy royal tombs dating from 1162 to 1849. Notable burials include Umberto II and Marie Christine of Bourbon, with Charles Felix of Savoy restoring the abbey after purchasing it in 1824. The royal residence apartment within has never been used by the Italian crown.
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Hautecombe
Savoy
Italy
Haut Nive
Lake Bourget
France
Royal House of Savoy
Umberto
Bernar
All Abbey
Ilantecombe
Anne-Germaine de Zoeringen
Umberto TH
Iake
Marie-Christine of Bourbon
Sardina
Umberto Tie
Beatrix de Genevois
Thomas I
Peter TI
Eleanor
Henry II
Ireland
Boniface
Canterbury
England
Amadeus Vit
Philip IE
Charles-Felix of
Fourteen Year Old Admits Grocery Store Theft
Stamford report states a fourteen year old boy confessed to breaking into Joseph Coppolo's grocery on Cove Road while he dined and stealing $62. The youth was arrested and referred to the juvenile probation officer, the Reverend Hamilton.
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Stamford
Joseph Copalo
Cove Road
Minister aged 102 pribes himself in couples united
The Rev Edward Stuart Best, aged 102, still performs marriages in Malden Massachusetts. A veteran of the New England conference since 1824 birth in Ireland, he recalls marrying couples who return with children and grandchildren. He notes radio sermons lack personal presence and advocates modest ministerial salaries.
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Pribes
Malden
Mass
Cncupl
Edward Stuart Hest
Nest
New England Conference
Jius Pit
Christ
Best
Newry
Ireland
Ife
Hunted peddler of drugs caught in New York
Jacob R. Miller of Boston, sought for a year over smuggling more than 600 ounces of morphine hydrochlorids into the country, has been arrested in New York. A special customs operative traced him, with steps to bring him back for trial. Miller and Sidney Grant were found with 673 ounces of morphine and cocaine in Albury in 1924, bonds posted, Grant later jailed in Atlanta.
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Albans
Jacob R. Miller
Boston
New York
Miller
Sidney Grant
Albury
Grant
Atlanta
Bus Company Row in Supreme Court
Massachusetts based Interstate Buses Corporation of Connecticut sues Holyoke Street Railway and others arguing state licensing to operate interstate buses violates free commerce. Rail line defenses rest on police power to regulate highways while Massachusetts law seeks to restrain interstate travel within its borders.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Interstate Buses Coperation
Connecticut
Hulyoks Street Railway
Hartford
Conn
Greenfield
Mass
Railway
Intend Death by Own Action Searched for by Police in East Hampton
East Hampton October 2 AP reports Maurice Litzes fruit vender told his wife he would commit death by own action before eight. He left home Tuesday and has not returned. His small auto truck found abandoned near woods by Johnson's Bridge over the New Haven line near Cobalt. Police search the wooded area with limited success. Mrs Litzes and their infant child are left without resources.
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East Hampton
Maurice Litzes
Johnson's Bridge
New Haven
Cobalt
Record vote efforts by parties ahead of Fairfield election
Fairfield voters face an election with parties executing turnout plans. A Republican town committee card index and telephone reminders will target those who have not voted by afternoon, with cars sent to polling places. Democrats plan a similar method to boost turnout. Births and weddings are listed, storm damage along Fairfield Beach noted, and local high school football preview at Roger Sherman Field with Fairfield losing to Stratford 7 to 0.
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Fairfield
Republican Town Committee
Thotes
Democratic Party
Morrison Swanwick
Center Girect
Southport
Willam R. Cody
College Place
Fairfield Beach
Clara M. Flint
Annin
Joseph
Julia Simon
Yiske Street
Janet
Weoree Charles
Helen Vedder
Post Road
Robert Edward
William 1
Samma Cook
Winson Street
Ami Bawden
David Hull Sherwood
Catherine Ann Hunting
Ton
Francis Burr
Francis Munson
Ethel Perry
Sturges Road
Hugh John
John
Joseph Neary
Toa Road
Irene Barbara
Irene Wilma Urban
Jennings Road
Euatascia
John Coleman
Mary Temple Purves
Redfield Road
Julia
Joseph and
Thareza Zuricke
Stratford High School
Stratford School
Rales
Stratford
Carmel Hall
Greenwich & Fairfield
Danbury
Roads and Bridges Costs Run To 649 Million
Washington reports 1925 state highway construction expenditures totaled 649 125 101. Highway departments used 780 081 292 to cover costs, leaving 115 656 721 carried over from 1924. Revenue came 48 percent from motor licenses and gas taxes, 21 percent from bonds, 14 percent from the federal government. Pennsylvania led with 62 294 366, New York 249 368 770, Illinois 36 75 953.
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Washington
Bureau of
Agricultural Department
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Hungarian loan plans completed in Budapest
Budapest October 28 The minister of finance has concluded a loan with Speyer and company of New York for 6 million dollars for Hungarian municipalities. The loan is to be repaid over twenty years, issued at 89 and bearing seven percent interest. The amount will be transferred to the Hungarian National Bank on November 22.
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Budapest
Hungary
Speyer and Company of
New York
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