Detective Sergeant Malone Ends Life After Illness Burden
Detective Sergeant Thomas F. Malone of 2450 Main Street shot himself with a .38 service revolver in his apartment bathroom at 8:45 PM, dying soon after at St. Vincent’s Hospital. His son Ned found the body. Malone had long suffered from illness and worry over misfortunes. He served 15 years with the force and is survived by two sons and two daughters. An autopsy was planned for tomorrow.
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Thomas F. Malone
Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
St.Vincent’s
Malone
A. J. Sekaral
Ned
Captain Regan
Captain &Egan
New York
H. R. de Luca
Theody
Attempts to imitate fly lead to brain concussion
Norwalk report: Stephen Herman, 16, of Burbank Street, fell thirty feet from the Highland avenue railroad bridge while trying to imitate a human fly. He suffered a brain concussion, scalp wound, and bruises. his condition is not considered alarming. Herman had twice climbed rocks to the tracks before the failed third attempt. alerted companions notified authorities.
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Norwalk
Stephen’ Herman
Burbank Street
Highland Avenue
Herman
Infant Found Dead Near Boston Avenue
A newborn was found dead yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Margaret Deleginski at 824 Desion yhree near Success Avenue, about 500 feet from Boston Avenue. Medical Examiner Dr. H. L. Peters ruled the baby dead from exposure and believed it had been dead several days.
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Margaret Deleginski
Desion Yhree
Success Avena
Boston Avenus
H. L. Peters
Actor and golfer killed by lightning at New York club
Raymond Crane, a young Broadway actor known for Going Up and Trane, was struck and killed by lightning while golfing at the Jackson Heights club. Two fellow players were knocked unconscious. Crane had just returned from St. Louis where he worked with the Municipal Opera company.
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New York
Raymond Crane
Jackson Heights
Trehavi
St. Louis
Municipal Opera Company
Immigration head seeks arrest warrant for boxer Firpo
New York Sept 5 An application for a warrant to bring Luis Angel Firpo before immigration commissioner Keary H Curran for a deportation hearing was sent to the Labor Secretary in Washington after a witness hearing and examination of evidence gathered by Canon William Sheafe Chase. The evidence includes telegrams allegedly from Firpo to Blanca Picart and bearing signatures of his landlady from his first visit. Bail prospects were discussed by Chase and Firpo’s lawyer, with defense counsel noting time limits for witness collection and defense prep.
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New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Keary H. Curran
Immigration
Secretary of Labor
Washington, D. C
Curran
William Sheafe Chase
Firpo
Blanca Picart
Wirpo
Canon Chase
Miss Pleart
Pirpe
Ganon Chase
Bernard Sandler
Sanon Chase
Trlman Bushnell
Pirpo
Harry Wills
Rival candidates claim victory in Maine election
Portland Me Sept 5 Rival candidates and committee chairmen claimed victory pre election at the pennal state election. Democrats predicted a 25 000 to 30 000 win led by Dan W Cony Augusta chairman. Republicans forecast Senator Bert M Fernald reelected with a 50 000 plurality and Governor candidate Ralph O Brewster would have no plurality but just under that figure.
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Portland
Pennlal
Maine
Dan W. Cony
Augusta
Democratic State Committee
George T. Wmery
Biddeford
Republican State Committee
Bert M. Fernald
Ralph O. Brewster
Has Fine Home Prefers Barn And Marl Anderson Home
The article describes an artist transforming an old colonial homestead on High Rooks road in Pair field county. Marl Anderson, brother of Sherwood Anderson, has crafted one of the area’s most bewitching homes and studios from an old barn. The renovated space serves as living quarters and workspace with a hay mow repurposed as living space, blending homestead charm with artistic function.
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High Rooks Road
Marl Anderson
Sherwood Anderson
Pairfield County
M Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Wheeler denounces Wall Street in Bridgeport address
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana, the Progressive ticket vice presidential candidate, spoke in rain about party unity. He attacked Coolidge and Davis as Wall Street allies, warned of corporate influence, and urged a government for the people over Wall Street.
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Calvin Coolidge
Wall Street
John W. Davis
Sounselor
House of Morgan
Burton
JK. Wheeler
Mtontana
Bridgeport
Washington
Paris
Wheeler
Topm
Wheleer
J FP Morgan and Company
Morgan
Republican Party
Daugherty
Veterans’ Bureau
Calvin Geaudge
Hare
New England
la Tollette
Formosans slain amid Chinese civil war unrest
Tokyo reports indicate several Formosan Japanese civilians were killed by Chinese soldiers during disorders linked to the Chinese civil war in Amoy. Japan’s navy sent four destroyers from the Prescadores Islands to protect Japanese subjects. In Shanghai, Chi Shieh Yuan presses the right wing of the Ghekiang army around Woosung as he seeks naval support to advance toward Shanghai.
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Amoy
Ching
K Illen
Japanese Navy Department
Prescadores Islands
Formosa
Immo
Wahting
Shanghai
Chi Shieh-Yuan
Yangtze River
Lutho
Woosung
Whangpoo
Shangiai
Peter Maher Dying in Jersey Hospital
Peter Maher a veteran heavyweight fighter of the 1890s lies in a Hoboken hospital suffering pneumonia and pleurisy. He is employed by the United States Shipping Board at Hoboken as a dock foreman. He is 36 years old and described as practical and penniless with few friends.
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New York
Peter Malish
Heavywerene
Hoboken
United States Shipping Board
Hoboken Ag
Big Friends
Meek Reports Theft of 9 Million In Securities
Otto Meek, Nevada ranchman, reports the theft from his parked auto on Main Street of negotiable securities valued at 9,006,000. Police say the stock was an issue of the Mammoth Land and Power Company of Barker, Nevada.
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Otto Meek
Nevada
Mammoth’ Land and Power Company
Barker
Half Holidays for All Postal Workers
Washington Sept. Saturday half holidays for post office employees will continue beyond Sept. 18, the usual summer termination. Postmasters were instructed last May to dismiss workers on Saturday afternoons after completing their work or due to lack of Saturday afternoon business. It marks the first extension of Saturday holidays in years across government departments.
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Washington
New
La Follette Campaign Committee Named in Connecticut
The Connecticut Federation of Labor formed a committee to aid the La Follette presidential bid. Members include Alex Dreissens New Haven George Moffatt Stamford Karl Lang Bridgeport Gus Byetter Waterbury Anna Claudsey Bridgeport Thomas Goresby Hartford and James Kennedy Hartford. The panel operates without funds and the convention offered only moral support.
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American Federation of Labor
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la Follette
Lafoletts
Lafotlette
Wisconsin
Eyven
Fes
Patrick F. O'Meara
New Haven
Alex Dreissens
George Moffatt
Stamford
Karl Lang
Bridgeport
Gus Byetter
Waterbury
Anna Claudsey
Thomaa ‘Qoresby
James Kennedy
School Girl Injured Falling From Running Board
Jennie Davine, 11, of 437 South Leonard Street, fell from the running board of a truck in Waterbury and suffered a fractured skull. She was taken to St Mary's Hospital after 3 PM. Two companions rode the seat as the vehicle moved. McDonald was arrested and released on own recognizance by Coroner John T Monzani.
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Waterbury
Autacic
Jennie Davine
South Leonard Street
St Mary's Hospital
John MeDe
BT East Clay Atreet
Avive
Tennie
Melon
McDonald
John T.monzani
Railroad station at Greens Farms robbed of tickets
A Greens Farms rail and post office break last night led to a triple investigation by railroad police Westport police and post office inspectors. Four suspects were briefly held and released after proving they slept in Norwalk and later two others from Massachusetts were captured in Greenwich and brought back. Several hundred tickets and pieces of mail were taken but later recovered or accounted for. no money or stamps remained in the station.
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Einegram Service
Greens Warm
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Paar Sanger
Mortimer M. Crossman
Postmar
Hapress Compan
Ke Alam
Saugatuck
Norwalk
Greenwich
Massachusetts
Greens Farms
Crogamaon
Wall Street firms report robbery of large securities
Three brokerage houses in New York reported extensive losses of stock certificates bonds and coupons valued at thousands of dollars. Clark William Co noted missing coupons from 90000 dollars of bonds locked in a cashier’s cage with a break in the cage last night. Wenthe cage opened tonight and coupons vanished. Foster Adams messenger lost 200 shares of New York Chicago and St Louis preferred valued about 20000 dollars after a stranger offered to deliver the certificates and gave a receipt. A. A. Wousman Co reported loss of two Japanese 42 1 2 percent bonds numbered 267976 and 400129 each for 20000 dollars.
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York
Wall Street
Clark, Wiliam & Co
Foster & Adams
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Atock
National Surety Company
A. A. Wousman & Co
Clark, Witliaina & Co
Cuba Sugar Company
Rope Found Near Franks Slayers Cells In Jail
Chicago September 5 discovery of an 18 foot rope made from clothing in a Cook County jail cell two tiers below Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb who killed Robert Franks. Guards were doubled as officials investigated while Leopold and Loeb, on visitors day, were entertaining in their cells. Russell Scott, another inmate, had confessed to murder but later pled not guilty as he faced death or life sentence.
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Cook County
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Russell Scott
Scott
Leopold
Loeb
France and Britain push for compulsory arbitration league
The League of Nations session sees France join Britain in backing compulsory arbitration, with Premier Herriot urging universality and linking arbitration to disarmament. United States involvement appears likely but hinges on a broader security framework and possible sanctions.
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U. S
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League of Nations
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Bri
Herriot
M. Herriot
Neurope
Great
M. Herriotter Day
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Resirus
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Hops Ee
League
Fresnon
Belgium
Pafore League of Netions Assembly
Sregs
Despondent detective sergeant commits suicide by revolver
News notes a despondent detective sergeant taking own life with an .88 caliber revolver. The item appears amid a wide page 1 round up of politics, society, and regional news with references to speeches, elections, and local events across Connecticut and surrounding areas.
Wheeler Makes Five Speeches in State
Senator Wheeler vice presidential candidate with Lafollette spoke to crowds in Connecticut despite rain, ending the day in New Haven then heading to New York. He planned further stops at Port Jervis and Camp Tamaiment before Cooper Union in New York. He addressed the Connecticut State Federation of Labor in Hartford urging support for the National Third ticket.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Wheeler
Lafollette
New York
Port Jervis
WN. C
Campy Tamaiment
Cooper Union
New York City
Six Arrested in Torrington Riots Raids
Six persons were arrested and a quantity of hooch and wine seized tonight in a series of liquor raids in Torrington. Four of the arrestees were women and all were released on bail. Named are Mrs Beasle pe Simons, 29 East Center Street. Mrs Maria Tedasko, 84 East Main. John Clark, Smith Terrace. Carbone and wife Giusep at 280 Oak Avenue. and Mrs Mary Hammer, 14 Cottage Street.
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Beeasle Pe Simons
East Center Strest
Maria Tedasko
East Main
Clark
Smith Terrace
Carbone
Giuseppenal
Oak Avenue
Mary,.Hammer
Cottage Street
2500 New Haveners Seek To Make Wine
New Haven residents line up to produce home made wine this winter with a plan to yield about 200 gallons per person for personal use. The Internal Revenue office has logged 2500 calls from private winemakers declaring their intent to make wine under existing laws.
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Ne Haven
Ynternal
Revenue Office
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