Alien Denied Freedom Despite Attorney Plea
In New Haven on August 31 AP reports Judge H W Goddard dismissed a habeas corpus petition for Peter Kuchinsky. Confined 13 months in Hartford County Jail after a prison sentence, Kuchinsky, described as a Polish outsider, used multiple aliases and has three prior prison terms. The defense argued a deportation path. the DA said immigration failed to obtain required data and Kuchinsky provided inconsistent aliases and identifying details.
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New Haven
Peter Kuchinsky
Jurge H W Goddard
Meta
Nan Kuchinsky
Hartford County
Kuchinsky
Al-Iasen
Hartford Attoney
Cohen
Al.ases
Nora
Guardsman Hurt Sues For 50000
Edwin D Vennard a former Coast Guard member sues Harola H Lihme son of C D Lihme of Norman Tail Watch Hill and brother of Princess Anita Lobkowicz for 50000 in damages after a September collision in Western. The plaintiff claims negligence caused permanent disfigurement.
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Westerly
R I
Harola H .Lihme
C D Lihme
Norman Tail
Watch Hill
Anita Lihme Lobkowicz
Edwin D Vennard
United States Coast Guard Service
Tuesuit
Vennard
the Plainiff
Boston University to Send Debaters to Europe
Boston University plans a six debate tour in England next summer under Coach James V Giblin, with meetings against Oxford and Cambridge. The team, on a 15 match win streak, faces early challenges from Queen’s University Kingston and other major rivals. The schedule runs from February 15 to May 15, including Air Arizona and Syracuse and Boston College in the spring.
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Boston
James V . Giblin
Boston University
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Bates
Syracuse
Queen’s University of Kingston
Ontario
Canada
United States
University of Arizona
University of Southern California
Pacific Coast
Columbia
Amherst
Teague &Racuse
Boston College
Shoe workers seek to annul agreement in Haverhill
In Haverhill Massachusetts the Shoe Workers Protective Union today served formal notice to the Haverhill Manufacturers Association of their desire to annul the current working agreement on December 31, 1928. The pact requires written notice by September 1 to alter or end the accord, which began January 1, 1925.
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Haverhill Mass
Shoe Workers Protective Union
Nolice
Haverhill
The Heavens in September and the spectroscope
An overview of how spectroscopy reveals chemical composition in distant stars, comparing light waves and spectral lines to atomic structure while noting observational cautions. The piece guides readers through Perseus, Pegasus, Algol, and planetary views with Saturn, Jupiter, and Venus as evening stars, and marks the sun’s equinox signaling autumn.
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Isaac Newton
Frauenhofer
Ita
Altair
Deneo
Vega
Pegasus
Andromeda
Algol
Perseus
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
53rd Victim Found in Mackinac Ship Disaster
Newport Rhode Island August 31 AP The list of victims from the Mackinac disaster exceeded 50 as the body of David Burnya a Pawtucket policeman was recovered in the harbor by Coxwain Davis of the U S Antares Identification came from keys on the corpse and a license plate The Pawtucket family learned of the death while medical crews gave permission to bury the body Thirteen others remain hospitalized with eight at Newport and five at the naval hospital Also Mary McQuirk and Mrs Wilderham of Pawtucket were discharged today from hospital.
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Newport R I
Mackinac
David PP Burnya4
Pawtucket
Coxwain Davis
U .S Antares
Newport Hospital
Naval Hospital
Mary McQuirk
Wilderham
Dean, Ad Man, Dies in Depot
Freq P Dean advertising manager for Goldstein Brothers Amusement Co owners of four New England theatres was found dead in the washroom of the Luton Railroad station in Springfield Massachusetts. He was a Spanish War veteran and well known in advertising circles.
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Springfield
Mass
Goldstein Brothers’ Amusement Co
New England
Luton
Rica
New Form Approved for Stock Transfers Across States
New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Connecticut adopted a short form affidavit to permit transfers of stock by any resident in the fifty states. The action aims to reduce red tape, saving time and money in estate administration.
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APW
York
New York
Masachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Milford Finance Board Prepares Yearly Budget
Milford Aug 81 Special The Town Board of Finance will begin its sessions for 1920 26 this week and the first meeting will take place Tuesday evening as the board is organized for the coming year The hearings schedule invites Fort Trumbull beaches debris associations and west shore groups to present requests for appropriations for the next fiscal year The Police Commissioners Board of Education and Milford Cemetery Association will also submit their budgets with public hearings followed by executive sessions.
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Milford
Town Board of Finance
Canalsta
Harry M Merwin
Albert P. Steve Norman
Buckingham Frank C Brotherton
Morton
P Tloballe
John J Toomey
Fred M Clark
Harold C. Smith
Fort Trumbull
Silver
Myrtle Walnut Laurel
West Shore
Devon
Bayview
Morningside
Pond Point For View
Burwell's
Merwin's Beach
Finance Board
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Education
Two Men Held After Store Break-In in Willimantic
August 41 Olphey Pocin and Henry Arthur Beaupry appeared before the police court this morning charged with breaking and entering. Probable cause was found and they were bound over to the Windham county court session with $1,000 bonds each. Policeman Piche saw a man loitering before a local store and found another inside with a flashlight, leading to their arrest.
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Willimantic
Olphey Pocin
Henry Arthur Beaupry
Windham
Piche
Canadian exports show big gain in 12 months
Ottawa Aug 31 AP Canadian exports rose to 1,093,000,000 in the year ending July 31 while imports fell to 817,000,000. A notable rise came from exports to Germany, reaching 32,438,268, up about 14 million from the prior year. Germany imports were 6,936,265, up slightly.
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Ottawa
Ont
Germany
New Poisons Found in Bootleg Liquor in New York
Chief government chemist W. Quillen reports two poisons brucine sulphate and nicotine detected in illicit liquors from speakeasies and roadhouses around New York. Tests show these deadly substances in Scotch rye gin and high priced alcohol sold to select circles.
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New York
W Quillen
Old Court Records to Go to Hartford
Old time records of state and county courts stored here will be transferred to the state library in Hartford soon after legislative approval. Alfred Wheeler, clerk of the Superior Court, is arranging the move. The library vaults are viewed as the best storage for records dating back to 1667 up to 1875, while records from the last 50 years stay in the county building vaults.
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New Haven
State Library
Hartford
Alfred Wheeler
Superior Court
U S Studies Extent of Latin Investments
Washington reports new evidence of American investment in Latin America. Government securities held by U S citizens total 29.509 million with private sector ownership and investment in private industry reaching 100 million dollars.
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U. S
Washington
Argentina
Acc
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WNPA
Dean
Milford Finance Board
Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Hanes
S. S
Howland Dry Goods
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Mitchell Dairy
Leverty
Hindle
Clampett Drug CO
Main Street
Cyrus Pharmacy
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