King and Bribe Case Linked in Testimony at Adjournment
Witnesses described how King and Smith arranged meetings for Merton with Miller and Daugherty aides to push a $7,000,000 graft claim. Buckner outlined bribes totaling about $441,000 and the alleged destruction of Midland National bank records. The testimony traced papers, transfers, and a scheme to secure $7,090.00 for a foreign client before the court adjourned.
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Buckner
Daugherty
Miller
Daugherty Hs
Marl Daugher
Jesse Smith
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Hie
Tiberts Honda
Merton Atreed
Josie Smith
Mifer
Virginia
Ward
Siren
Washington
Department Ofustice
Dausherty
In Fecrete Suisse
MeMpin
Wil Shaw
Smith
Verten
Merton
Ray le O
Colanel Mtcimal
John T. “King
Tee Peter MeAlpin
Rome
Ste Nin i Saviuhin
Washinaten
Jeas Smith
Millers Office
Miler
Ste
Wiliams
Bass
John Dulles
Sullivan
Cromwell
Mi Ovien
Duilee Dal
Dames
Williams
Tata Thurles
Merten
Silih
New York
King
Smithy
Shoreham
Willian
Bind
Debe
Gay DB Geff
United States
Cram
West Virginia
Mortum
DA Ak
Goff
Jolson
Ohio
Bygherty
Velalin
Department of
Ju Ee
Imtherry Daugherty
Giotf
Department of Justice
Europe
John T. King
Iitn
Tve
Chase Bank
Tne
Huaranty Trust Company
Merton Cutie
Sis Countey
Asdin
Jess Mwith
Miers
Wuson
Washino
Thio
Ruviner
Dob Ldtty
Cashank
Horrs Dangety
Jess Sienitao
Dsuibherty
Iis Bank
HueXner
Dsneheon
Burial Tomorrow for George Gunn Dead
George Gunn, veteran Republican leader and former state official, dies. He served terms in the House from 1881 to 1907, was state senator, auditor, and probate judge, shaping the criminal court bill. survived by his wife and children. The funeral is scheduled for Friday afternoon at his Milford residence.
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Fle
House For Representatives
General Assembly
Giann
Court of Cnimamon Pleas
Repubicans
Mc Guann
Shank Aines
Quinntpiar eTih
Raqt Aeri Nytion
Prven
Milford
Ploniniericas
Jus Widen
Jasper
Janes
Batereau
Nelda Pridar
Maltord
Greenwich Policeman Weds Stamford Girl
Greenwich officer ties wedding with Stamford woman in a quiet ceremony at the police department. The event marks a notable union within local law enforcement circles, detailed in community briefs from the area.
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Greenwich
Stamford
Valentino Will Cut Off Ex Wife And Will
The will of Valentino Werner, tied to Teresa Werner and George Ullman, leaves most estate to heirs with a strict clause forbidding contest. It details probate provisions and a large estate valued around two million dollars, including life policies, real estate, vehicles, and an extensive jewelry collection.
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Milton
Valemting
Ubreverly
Union Central
Faleon
Lau, Hs
Beser- Ny
Pitamoo
Beevarle
Totta Freavhini
Voisin Sport Gay
Whiladei- Iiia
Glen Stuart
New York
Atic de Spaniad
Cape
Phires
Studin
Sete
Ambulance calls detail vehicle crash at St Vincents
Intermittent scrambled text reports emergency dispatches to St Vincents for a crash near Bridgeport and Davenport avenues. It notes transport of a patient to St Vincents and mentions responses at Davie Avenue and Parson Street with references to Walter and Renaud in the account.
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Roetleet Raoken
Vinces
Tony Curatlodio
Matlett Atreet
Braigeport
Alps
Bridgeport
Hesustal
St Vincen’s
Pearuek
Koward Renaud
Dad
Cleric Offers Much More Than Prayer in Local Parish
In Connecticut a minister serves parishioners beyond spiritual needs, cutting hair and advising on selling products through quotations. He runs church services for all creeds and draws broad attendance. Read full feature about this multifaceted pastor in THE SUNDAY POST offering children and adults insight, available for five cents.
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Wate
Connecticut
Army Leaders Should Have Drawn Peace Plans, General Says
Gen James E Harbord told the American Legion convention in Port Scott Kansas that military leaders rather than politicians should have drafted postwar peace plans. He warned of a future where World War veterans dominate politics and blamed bankrupt diplomacy for the war. He criticized debt payments to France and urged vigilance against youth movement and Bolshevik influence while arguing Prohibition should stay to states.
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Port Scott
Kansis
Bern
Germany
ALU
Versaill
James WG. Harbord
Radio Corporation of
Amecii
American Legion
Stltesmien
Sifo
Harbordube
Washington
Congress
Byance
Iit
France
Hye
Sutte
Pri
Gen. Harbord
Europe
United States
Bolshevist
Ing
Er Wth
Two Arrests Reported On Speeding Charge
In Darien a town court session was held with Judge Chari Bates and Prosecuting Max Spelke absent due to illness. Several speeding arrests were noted including Roman Schvenderig of Brooklyn Veery Harding of New Brunswick and Carl Schleien of New Haven who paid fines. Other drivers, Stephen Zapese of Bridgeport James Downer of New York Harry Stor of Cranford and George Carr of Alton were cited or arrested for speeding or related violations with varying settlements and charges.
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Darien
Chari Bates
Uey
Max Spelke
Roman Schvenderig
Brooklyn
Veery Harding
New Brunswick
Carl Sehlein
New Haven
Costa
William Howmain
Roomirore
Stephen Zapese
Bridgeport
James 4. Downer
New York
Harry Stor
Cranford
N. J
Neal Girts
Ceorge Carr
Alton
Driensky
Chef Held for Carrying Gun in Philadelphia Session
Eugene Razmuszhon a chef from North Fourth Street Philadelphia was jailed for 60 days by Judge James St. Mead for carrying a concealed weapon. Police stopped a car with Laamezian and four others. a fully folded pistol of .22 caliber was found. Razmuszhon said he carried the weapon for protection amid hard times. None of the others were held.
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Eugene Razmuszhon
FESR
North Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Heston
James St. Mead
Polkeemak Willian Pyne
Laamezian
TWO BURNED IN BOAT FIRE AT AMFORD
A boat fire near Amford burned Tet Romances Join Crumminger Cuirtace Muzzly and Paul Egan of New York. Backfire from the engine ignited the craft as it towed at the Muzzle phase yesterday. Most severely burned was Mog rly. Firemen towed the boat ashore after cooling the hull.
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Atamford
Crumminger
Paul Egan
New York
Esterday
Plac
Belle Haven Estate Sold For 150000
A Belle Haven estate sale was announced with a sale price of 150000. The property included a house, garage, outbuildings, and several acres. The listing notes location near a river and features noted by the seller.
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Belle Haven
Stillman Sued by Indian Guide and a Woman's Name
Fragmented, accusatory confession tale features Stillman and an Indian guide amid a court dispute. The speaker laments social ostracism as a woman’s name is invoked, claiming personal losses and a fight for truth while claiming a natural bond with the forest and duty to a perceived heritage.
New Canaan Plans Mosquito Extermination Budget
New Canaan will spend about BL.1u0 to exterminate mosquitoes pending approval by the Board of Finance. An expert has advised the plan and the money will follow his recommendations. The town faces a lengthy period of decline in mosquito activity expected after this summer.
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New Casaan
New Caner
New Camaan
Notables Attend Glare Funeral Service Amid Readings
At a March funeral service notable figures attended the service beneath a scene of scripture and two prayers. The procession carried the casket to the church with honorary pallbearers and executive pallbearers from The Courant staff. Many state officials and prominent editors from New England newspapers were present, including ex Governor Hulgbm and Senator McLean, plus leaders from major companies and law bodies.
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Marely Chppin
Hulcgmb
Cys- Renator
Republican State Central
Melville F. Stone
Associated Press
Archibald 4. Welch
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
ATE
Perry
At. Nover
Newt England
Willan Fr. Pape
New Egland Daily Newspapers’ Association
Waterbury Republican
Waterbury Amertos
Sherman H. Bowles
Springfield Republican
Springfied Union
Ei. E. Smith
Meriden Record
Onnecticut
Jf. W. Carnell
New Haven Legister
Robert J. Varne
New Britain Herald
Securatory
Theodore Rodenwath
New London Day
Viverett G. HM
Hartford
Connectcut Editorial Association
Maurier Sherman
theSpringfieet Union
Ricard Klooker
Clifton J. Sherman
The
Hartford Times
Benjamin
New Bedford Stamdard
Orvin G. Andrew
Whet
New London Tsay
W.T. G Myers
Connecticut
Willisan
A Sheehan
Internation News
James J. McGovern
Bridgeport Times
Courant
Ands
A. Pallatus
Ragera
Howard FP. Dunam
A. Macdonald
Atug
George Godard
J. Pred Baker
State Senate
Amd Diuien
Jduase Cy
North
M. Alcorn
Scott
Fie
Vonumerieur Reformatory
Marc M. Hooker
Charles Lo Ames
Brown School
Charles Cough
Hartford Chatter
Commercir
Ward
New Haven Road
Jamal Reb
Rohinsna Dein
Tak
Store owner reports bad check incident
The store owner on State Street reports a bad check incident connected to a person named Richari Keer and a dispute over a stove. Details from a defense or radio broadcast reference an event at Conners and a bank market, with voices heard and a suspect possibly involved. The fragmentary text mentions Sadie and Kovas in relation to the radio broadcast.
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Richari Keer
Oman
Typhoid Case Reported in Local Boy
A fourteen year old boy named Tony Carrinella, a farmer’s son, developed typhoid fever. He was treated after being brought to Me Ridge hospital and then transferred to the city hospital for care. The case was reported by local medical authorities as typhoid fever.
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Tony Carrinella
Famrioen
Sen al
Carrafleche
Crower
TN Taf Street
Wits
Lin Utter
Local Reserve Officers Honor Four Belport Boys at Dinner
The Reserve Officers club hosted a gathering at University Clik to honor four Belport boys for capturing Honora at MT C camps. Hans Owen, Alvin Tompkins, Emmons, and Joshua Lang received top honors. Owen and Tompkins to commission as second lieutenants, with Emmons and Lang completing their first year. Washington dispatch notes Supreme Court cases on state sovereignty and challenges to state laws across many topics.
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Reserve Officers’ Club
University Clik
Tu Eecelu Offivera
Beligeport
Hans Owen
Cawalting Biy Commission
Etcond
Regieve
Alvin Tompkins
Games Enonona
Joshua Lang
Fliizens Miltary Ean
Owen
Tompkins
Camp Devans
Emmons
Ling
Terry
Champs
Walter C. Kifelt
Ansonia
Ansonia National Guard
M.T. C
F. V. Conrad
Edward J. Wratt
LR. Peterson
Edward F. Held
Council of Administration
BR. Bo Delaicoaptain
G. R. Griggs
Owens
J. Murphy
Bari Narramore
Coulonel TeLacour
Moses Victorious World Court Blow Continues Race News
Democratic victory in New Hampshire headlines a close statewide contest as Murphie wins a gubernatorial party primary while Winant’s defeat preserves a long standing tradition. Moses campaigns on his Senate record against Bass. Two women are renominated to the legislature with several more first time nominees.
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Democratus
Benator Moses
Murphie
A.W. Neone
Petershore
John GG
Winant
Py Huntley N. Stautding
Rochester
Suez
May Bargent
Shua
United States
Wirsatdgathet
Francis Ae Keefe
Dover
Prenin
Farley
Manchester
Moses
Senate
Bass
Zata Ll, Straw
Augusta Fyllebury
Repub- Horns
Knapp Selection of Wilton G. O. P. Nomination Quiet
Wilton voters held a Republican caucus to nominate town officers. Richara Olmestead was chosen as fire district selectman, with Arthur Tuttle as assessor and Nelson S Warbutt as selectman. Other nominees included Henry ALT Young for constable and George Warmhank among the list, with Lester Kensent as registrar and Quen as a school board member.
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Lamselt
Amt
Selsman
Henry Alt Young
Neo Gurars
George Warmhant
Benedict
George Waddins
Curtier Weed
Walter Sterling
Andrew Fliehinger
David Tice
Chance Fyarritger
George Mudiebragk
Cox
Lester Kensent
Clerk Quen
Seheagt Board
Strom Cometeck
Almsuit
Woman 80 Hurt In Fall At Home
An elderly woman, 80, fell at her residence and sustained injuries. She was attended by emergency responders and transported by ambulance to a local hospital for treatment. Her condition and the exact circumstances of the fall were not immediately clear.
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Ruchtolph
Natueha
Tum
Nice
Tmudnor
Hitler
Werner
Crom Mines
Alberto Guelietm
Marla
J3lmin
Valentine
Youth, Nineteen Arrested For Speeding On Laurel Avenue
A nineteen year old, Vout Fying, was arrested yesterday by Officer John J. Brennan for speeding and operating a car with no license. Bond set at 450 dollars. He was later released on bail.
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Snl Delngutt
Boy Laurel Avenue
Mativyele
John J. Brennan
Ble
Poems UT
New Hampshire First State to Require Voter Registration in 1840
In 1840 New Hampshire became the first state to require the registration of voters. The measure established a formal system for recording eligible electors, shaping future electoral practices.
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New Hampshire
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