Buyers Given $1 in $50 000 Fraud Suit
Continued from Page One. The case concerns a tenement block with stores on the ground floor. Dellas claimed coal heating was sufficient but later court evidence showed 60 tons of coal was not half enough. Experts testified on heating needs and value of Stratford avenue property, with damages sought at 350,000 and a nominal verdict earlier in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
Dellas
Coluan Street
Tirsik
Dellis
Stratford Avenue
Robert D. Campbell
Cambell Welso
Colman Street
Alvin FH. Hanenek
Arthur BE. Keating
Man Fails To Give Graft Evidence
A government inquiry recounted efforts to obtain sworn statements about graft. Tyler refused to meet officials in Hartford or Middlesex County, admitted signing an affidavit but would not substantiate it. Officials described his conduct as erratic and failed to secure details from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Hadlyme
Morris
Deep River
Tyler
Hartford
Robert Sennel
State Police
George A. Hamlin
Highway Department
Morin
Rollin U. Tyler
Post
Sengel
Yamin
Middlesex County
Ernest A. Inalix
Discount Policy Unsound Claims by Municipal Head
D T Smith president of Meumontal Filling Stations speaks on a no discount policy trial. He argues that uniform posted prices protect customers from varying prices and discount cards. He predicts public reaction after a thirty day trial and emphasizes a single fair price at the pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Smith
David T. Smith
Meumontal Filling Stations, Inc
John Jones
William Smith
Mr. Smith
Fuiss
Bridgeport
Birdigeport
Sinclair
Washington and Lincoln Memorials Move a Queen Marie Tale
Queen Marie describes a journey across Washingtons landmarks noting the Washington and Lincoln Memorials as masters of art and design. She recalls a luncheon in Washingtons banqueting hall and a formal White House visit with Mr and Mrs Coolidge. The piece ends with a playful encounter with a photographer at the end of the call back at the legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Galion
White House
Aborg
Legation
Coor
New Englanders Awarded Bronze Medals by Carnegie Hero Fund
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission announced bronze medals to five New Englanders and other heroes for daring rescues. Recipients include Matthew Cepolunis of Worcester who tried to save a laborer from a tank car in 1923 and Haydn Long of Springfield who rescued Hadfield from a cave-in in Nevada. The list also honors several posthumous awards and a Canadian teen, Miss Phyllis Perry, for rescuing two girls in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Fla
Miami Beach
Matthew J. Cepolanis
Millbury Street
Worcester
Mass
Torger R. Helgesen
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
Willson
N. C
Thomas Weaver
Central Village
Conn
Ebbinville
Lewis A. Miller
Garfield Avenue
Goshen
Ind
Linoman Andrew Tutty
Mira
Nova Scotia
Canada
New
Smith
Tokes
Matthew J. Cepolunis
Wourcester
James Jennis
Dennig
Cepolunis
Iim
Cepolonia
Jennis
Haydn Long
Springfield
Masa
Wad
Edward Hadfield
Long
Hadfield & Aead
Lons Wan
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Jost Taives
Melvin C. Bartelio
North Fifth Street
Henry C. Bartels
Indiana City
Herbert H. Freeland
Weston Road
Toronto
Ontario
Karl W. H. Freeland
James T. Clayton
Atlantic Avenue
Long Branch
N. J
Alexander F. Dunn
James Street
Gaithersburg
Takoma Park
D. C
Matthew B. Ross
Schumacher Avenue
Marseilles
Phyllis K. Perry
Cliffton Avenue
Niagara Falls
Dry Laws Pressure Grows as States Seek Support
Federal and local authorities contend with bootlegging as citizens seek easy money. Farmers reportedly measure crops in gallons, not bushels, amid fear of federal enforcement. General Andrews notes progressive federal action while urging state role and a future Congress push for medical liquor registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Police Find Still In Woman's Apartment
Officers raided the Pembroke Street apartment and found a complete operating still. They arrested Mrs Kate Stich on a charge of violating state liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stich
Pembroke Street
President Coolidge Denies Illinois Campaign Influence
Chicago reports President Coolidge denied any Illinois influence on national races and stayed neutral in primary campaigns. Frank L. Smith, Republican nominee for Illinois senator, countered attacks about campaign funds linking Samuel Insull to his past Illinois Commerce Commission role. Smith argued contributions from protected interests are standard in presidential years and do not disqualify a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Rosenwald
John Ericeson
Coolridge
Judus Rosenwald
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Company
West
White House
Senate
Hugh S. Magill
Ion
Tis
Smith
Coolidea
Ilinala
Frank L. Smith
Samuel Inaull
Illnois Commerce Commission
Samuel
Hesa
Court Reverses Truxk Load Ban in Oregon Highway Case
The US Supreme Court ruled the Oregon motor truck load ban moot after the commission’s order was rescinded, reversing lower court actions and leaving the state law open to future challenges. The dispute centered on regulating maximum loads on the Columbia River highway on federal aid routes and winter viability under heavy weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Oregon
Mortis and Lowther
State Highway Commission
Commission
Columbia, River Highway
Democrats Press Plan To Build Party Funds and HQ
The Democratic group faces financial strain and plans to raise 1000 dollars per district to fund a 12000 dollar mayoral campaign budget. Chairman Flanagan proposes year round downtown headquarters and quarterly social events to fund district quotas. George K Crawford will lead tonight’s rally at Central High with Morris Tyler and other state candidates in attendance. A reception committee has been named for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erats
Flanagan
Morris
George K. Crawford
Tonigh
Charlen G. Morris
Rollin A. Tyler
U. S
George IE. Crawford
Bernard T. Ashman
Thomas M. Cullinan
Hugh Laver
Peter Davey
Archibald McNeil
Fairchild Wheeler
Jacob B. Klein
Sanford Stoddard
Fred Aswater
Teller Vanishes as $463,976 Shortage Reported
Glissen, a bank teller and longtime employee, disappeared after an apparent embezzlement of about $2.90 in currency. An abandoned car was found, a nationwide search launched with a reward offered, and bank officials say shortages are covered by bonds and the bank’s funds. Police describe the 30 year old man as 5 feet 7 or 3 inches tall, 14 pounds overweight, with dark hair, tortoise shell glasses, a squinting manner, a cigar smoker who liked gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed “Permo
Gliseen
Pallos
Memphis
Glissen
Gilsgen
Héleht
Court case reveals autopsy disputes and razor weapon
Dr Otto H Schultze computed to examine the Mrs Mills case after a recent autopsy and will testify in the trials of four defendants. Caprio is named to testify as investigations note the absence of prior autopsy and describe a razor used to slash the throat. Bullets and a frontal attack are cited as the cause of death in the contested case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Schultze
Caprio
Mr. Simpson
Schultze
Mills
Simpson
Kyee Waltets
Abriola Named Democratic Candidate for Fairfield County Sheriff
Deputy Secretary Elmer H. Lounsbury announced late yesterday that the certification of Antonie Tt. Abriola of Bridgeport as the Democratic nominee for high sheriff of Fairfield County was received at 4 o clock. The correction replaces an earlier report that Alderman Louis A. Abriola, a Republican and Antonie's brother, was the nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Lounsbury
Antonie Tt. Abriola
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Ofice
Louis A. Abridla
Antoniio
Lounshure
Yo Heen
AW Barney Lynch
T+ macratic state central committee
Red Hair Linked With Evangelist Mystery Dress Details
Portions from Page One describe a woman associated with an evangelist and a collection of clothing and jewelry. Items include gold mesh bead trimmings, a black beach cap, a blue two piece dress, a black evening dress with jet scales, two headpieces with brilliant stones, a double pearl adoring one side and a single pearl center, and several pairs of worn black satin pumps. Shoes are noted as made by a Philadelphia firm for a Lou Angelow shoe store.
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Philas Delphia Bovee
Lou Angelow
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United States
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Queen Marie
Europe
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Fall River
Miass
Hadfield
Paradis
James Vincent Fleming
Medford
Thomas A. Radiite
Boston
Thomas
Fleming
Radcliffe
Illinois
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HALL
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Kayser Chamoisette
Main Street
Behr Bros
Hardman Kimball
Estey Welte - Mignon
Landay Hall
Bridgeport, Conn
Cooper
Landay Bros
Main &T
Chriman Club
Bohr Bros
Kirtan Welte - Mignon
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