Boston Firemen Ousted For Stealing After Store Fire
Boston September 9 AP three firefighters were dismissed by Fire Commissioner Hult due to charges linked to a furniture firm fire at William Leavens and Company. Thirty eight transfers followed as Engine 6 personnel were reassigned. One more firefighter faces charges of larceny from the Teasens fire.
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Boston
Eugene C. Hult- Man
William Leavens and Company
Merehindias
Hultmin
Teasens
Judge nullifies Guardian for Beach income case
New York AP reports Supreme Court Justice Churchill ruled the Connecticut court lacked jurisdiction over Stanley Yale Beach descendant of William the Conqueror and disabled by mental and physical infirmities. The conservator role was challenged after Beach sought direct income transfer to his longtime mistress for their daughter amid complex probate disputes.
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Bridgeport
Mise Mackay
Mani
Palifiell
Paget Ate
Gremynteh
Namie
Ling
Talsome
Stratford
Norns
Cheir
Justice Churchill
Connecticut
Beach
Alfred E. Beach
Elihu Yale
Yale Universit
Margaret Birdsey Beach
Conn
Fairfield
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Cnariian
Denica
sMogal
General, Marealte clears guardamen on mill atriky ends
A garbled news page reports upset in Weneral with guardamen removal and legal actions against Miller and Company tied to receivers. It notes regional economic struggles, political clashes, and a burst of other unrelated items across pages, including sports schedules and weather notes.
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Weneral
Marealte
Guardamen
Miller and Company
Raston Fremen
Jebe
Sketches on Life of Hale Published
Hartford Sept 5 A pamphlet collecting sketches and poetry on Nathan Hale marks the anniversary of his death on September 22. The state Department of Education will send copies to teachers, patriots societies, and individuals upon request, featuring a Hale cut of Bela Lyon Pratt near Connecticut Hall at Yale.
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Tiartford
Natian Hale
Les
State Department
Coples
Nathan Hak
Bela Lyon Pratt
Connecticut
Yale University
Hale
Teorse Dudley Levaeur
New Haven
Hale Lincoln
Bo Baldwin
Fudge Francis Manel
Babecow
John Mac Marlen
Nathan
New Sidon
Greenwich Boy Killed by Truck In Crossing
A Greenwich boy, John Liska Jr., 11, son of Mr and Mrs John Liska of Oak Street, Greenwich, was struck and killed by a motor truck owned by a New York operator while crossing North Main Street near Boston Footrord Port Chester. The driver was held in bond of $100 pending coroner’s inquest.
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Greenwich
Liska Elzht
John Liska
Oak Street
Fort Chester
New York
Ank
Che Veeldent Caine
Boston
Port Custer
Goodwin Fe
Al Smith Plans Weekend Rest After Syracuse Fair Exit
Albany dispatch reports Governor Smith will remain in Albany for a quiet weekend rest following his abrupt departure from the New York State Fair in Syracuse due to health concerns. He underwent a minor operation for a stomach issue and was reportedly discomforted but recuperating.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
Syracuse
Hart
American Slayer of Rich Londoner Defends His Act
In Canterbury court American Alfonso Francis Smith faces charges in the slaying of polo star John Derham. Smith says Derham intervened as he aimed to kill himself in front of his wife after a telegram lured Derham to Tankerton villa. Prosecution cites a champagne dinner and a dramatic struggle with a fatal shooting in the drawing room.
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Special Cable Dispatch
London
Alfonso Francis Smith
John Derham
Canterbury
Smith
der Ham
England
Derham
Tankerton
Smith Vila
Fonce and Berry Reach Agreement On Trans Atlantic Flight
Agreement ends a dispute over inclusion of Captain Homer Berry on the S-37 non-stop flight from New York to Paris. Rene Fonck remains leader as tests proceed toward a late September schedule aiming for the Raymond Orteig prize of 2500 dollars.
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New York
Homer Berry
Ediesi
Ci Pethin Rene Fonck
Mene
Washington
Argonauts, Inc
Caplain Fonek
Allan PF. Saady
U.S
Toeat Medy
Sheal
Ex Husband of Wrights Russian Dancer Companion Barred at Taliesins Gates
Spring Green Wis Sept 3 LAG Viadiar Hingenber appears at Taliesen gates seeking possession of a nine year old child in a custody dispute involving Frank Lloyd Wright and his former wife Mme Olea Milan. The case alleges estrangement and attempts to secure the child while Wright remains abroad. A court appearance followed as both parties contend over the child's guardianship within a complicated international custody matter.
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Wright
Taliesen
Spring Grren
Wis
Viadiar Hingenber Reapers Arcaitert Loday
Wallant
Frank Lloyd Wright
Soin
Daus Iter
Tom
Wite
Mme Olea Milan Ort Waisht
Anil
Weuße
Werberg Obtasnel
Ratatao
Marton
Architee
Retramcert
Milanet
Tbngenberg Ohare
Eustadan
Fe Hee
Betiisyon
Veurg Archites
Kithmar
Harihoa Honvenerg
Chipeaan
Milana
United States
Chile
Mme
Melinetl
Aged Lover Slays 25 Year Old in Sleep Tragic Crime
In Lexington a 70 year old restaurant owner Kelly Cy Kirtly shot and killed Miss Mildred McDaniel beside her companion Alma Gregory at the Lafayette hotel on the tenth floor after a May to November romance. He then killed himself with three shots after the roommate witnessed the deaths. A ring dispute over a diamond allegedly sparked the quarrel. A will left property and money, the scene investigated by Union County officials. details continued on page ten.
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Brooklyn
Kentucky
Ring
Lexington By
Kelly Cy Kirtly
Mildred
Daniel Twenty -Tve
Lafayette Hotel
Reyier
Misa McDaniel Wen
Phen
Alma Gregory
Kirby
Mr Daniel
Unioner J
Kerr
Kirtly
Miss Mackay Wins at Westport Tint Horse Show
Miss Mackay wins seven prizes despite a gangsters attack. At the Fairfield County Tint Horse Show on Long Lots Road Westport the event drew about 1,000 spectators as warm weather improved conditions and exhibitors paraded the ring.
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Miss MacKay
Westport
Long Lots Road
Coward
Bridgeport
George W Fink
William
Gerlativ
Tompkins
Andy
Horse Show Ball Draws Guests From Across County
Guests from all parts of the country attended the Horse Show Ball at Fairheld County Unit Club last night. The annual event, a entertainment for exhibitors and club members, followed a dinner and dance hosted by President and Mrs. George W. Gale at Greeny Firms residence. Despite foul weather, guests wore colorful attire and enjoyed the decorated hall and porch sides. The ball continued late into the morning with conversations about the upcoming Horse Show.
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Fairheld County Unit Club
Eli
George W. Gale
Greeny
Gastmeht
Pulluwing
Danems
Rough sea halts Channel swim by Maclaren and Cary
The Channel swim by Miss Maclaren and Horace Cary from Cane Grig New France to Dover faced rough seas seven miles off South Portland. After nine and a half hours they abandoned the attempt, Miss Maclaren continuing briefly then turning back. They landed at Folkestone tonight amid sirens and drifting fog.
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Folkestone
England
Menu Maclaren
Horace Cary
WLS
South Portland
Dover
Cane Grig
New France
Warey
Ker
Miss Maclaren Zamoky
Congress
Polkstone Tomigh
Maclaren
Rami
Stevens
Miller Company Put Into Equity Receiver's Hands
Lawrence Berenson appointed equity receiver for G. J. Miller and Co. and its Investment Banking Corp. in New York. The firm, once a major underwriter of first mortgage bonds, reportedly handles about 21,000 customers and 150 loans totaling roughly 50 million dollars. Assets listed at 1.6 million with liabilities of 1.8 million for the subsidiary, and a bond of 100,000 set.
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New York
Lawrence Berenson
G. J. Miller and Compiny
United States
Pennsylvania
Bureau
Miller Company
Parl Avenue Corporation
Miami
Florida
G. Ta ‘Miller
Norwalk Man Shot Five Times in Feud
Norwalk on Sept 3 AP reports Gloconio Getting, 41, owner of a Norwalk restaurant on Major Street, was shot five times in the chest, abdomen, and hips during an argument at Woodall Mulvoy Street. Suspect Rocco Santaovana, chef and restaurant owner, is in custody after the incident tied to a bootlegger feud. Getting hospitalized and expected to recover. Police recovered a revolver and detained Giovanni, who claims Getting shot at in self defense.
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Norwalk
Gloconio
Wood Street
Rocco Santaovana
Woodall Mulvoy Street
van Giavane
Bertha
Sin Glavine
Peliee
Bertiny Ines
Giovanni
Tenry Webb
Konsuth
Webb
Twelve Year Old Flyer Likes Air Journeys In Spite of Two Drawbacks
Chicago report notes twelve year old Stephen Eckert of Kansas City Missouri flying to the air races at Philadelphia. He placed first in a miniature aircraft contest sponsored by the Kansas City Rotary Club. Weather issues forced a train transfer after a flight to Nochelie Tu ntels, damaging the boy’s journey.
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Chicago
Stephen Fekert
Kansas City
Hero Tnfay
Philadelphia
Fiat
Coolidge Opposes Armament Race By Any Nation
Paul Smiths New York Sept 3 AP The United States rejects entering any competitive arms race with any country in any military field including aviation unless bound by treaty Officials said at the Summer White House that President Coolidge sees no conflict between Kellogg State Department efforts to secure further arms limitation agreements and Navy expansion plans The United States will act as it deems necessary for national defense without regard to others actions and is not aiming to compete in aviation or other sectors unless a treaty guides restraint.
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Paul Smiths
N. Y
United States
Couldze
Wilbur
Navy Department
Kellogg
State Department
SpainAbsent at Council Table in League Reform Report
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations reform commission recommends one permanent council seat for Germany and increases in non permanent seats. The plan would designate American states and Latin American states for seats while Spain Poland and others objected, delaying council actions.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Jr Iy
Spain
Poland
Stork Defeats Two Planes in Fast Race
A Portland Maine incident tells of a Montreal surgeon racing 109 miles to reach Mrs Germaine Michaud Moffatt at a Newport Maine summer home. He arrived too late to save the baby born minutes earlier, but attended the mother as her husband Lieutenant Curtis Moffatt of the US air service coached him.
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Stork
Speed
Mother
Portland Me
R Cal
Montreal
Luleigh
Mes Onilly Moffatt
George
Milette
Protiind
Moffatt
Germaine Michaud
Torme
Mar Alesander Michaud
OW Orchard
Old Urchard
M.llette
Mountreal
Newport
U S Proposals World Court Considered Near Entry Looms
Geneva dispatch reports U S pressures over World Court involvement amid Senate reservations. Subcommittee to craft Washington reply and clarify five reservations as leaders from England Canada Belgium France Czecho Slovakia UK Poland Sweden Switzerland weigh wording ahead of a full decision.
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Uni States Senate
Wien
World Court
League of Nations
United States
Chiong
England
Canada
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
America
League of Nathorie
Senate
Washington
Coolidge Seeks Geneva Accord Amid Reservations
President Crutidge discusses American reservations to the Permanent Court of International Justice and their impact on U S parity with League nations. He argues the fifth reservation would place the United States on equal footing with other signatories and that the advisory opinions require council consent. The pace of Geneva talks and Senate expectations reflect limited appetite for rapid action.
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Paul Smith
CAP
Crutidge
League of Tens Nations
World Court
League of Nations
Council
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