Porto Rican to Speak at Advertising Club Session Here
Laie G. Muniz a Porto Rican born writer and advertising man will be the second speaker on the Advertising club Fall program following Louis Vic Eytinge. He will discuss American advertising in foreign markets and his career includes promoting and advertising roles in Mexico Argentina and Chile.
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Laie G. Muniz
United States
Latin America
Louis Vic
Sor Eytinge
Manis
Muniz
Porto Rico
Mexico
Merchan- Walog
Frank Seaman, Inc
New York
South America
Tocal Club
Outing at Roton Promised by Obeh Grotto Today
Members of Ob eh Grotto of this area will gather at Broad Street near the post office at 1 30 PM for a state outing to Roton Point Park South Norwalk. A platoon of motorcycle policemen will lead the procession to the Madera bus and 30 autos will transport grotto members and the Harvey Hub Pella band. About 178 members had signaled attendance by this morning and an estimated 8600 grotto members from across the state are expected. Monker Grotto SE is in charge of arrangements, with a team drill of patrols and prizes planned.
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Obeh Grotto
Raton Point Park
South Norwalk
J. Broad Street
Post Office
Park
Vitar
We Madera
Harvey Hub Pella
Grotto
South Norpwalk
Monker Grotse
Lawyer Makes Tackle To Capture Fleeing Thug
Boston news reports a pursuit involving two lawyers and a police inspector ending with the arrest of Carl Harding, alias King John Taylor of Allston, charged with looting $60,000 in securities from an office building. Attorne:y Richard McCabe tackled the fleeing suspect during the chase as he fled Tremont Street after the theft was arranged by telephone.
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Boston
Carl ©. Harding
John Taylor
Allston
Wmle
Tremont
Richard McCabe
Harding
Fire destroys large Danbury building. family left destitute
In Danbury fire destroyed a two story 160 foot long barn and dwelling on Michael Delohery Sr property in Shelter Rock district. Loss pegged at 18000 dollars. The Moses family escaped with only the clothes on their backs and face destitution. Delohery carries some insurance. the Moses rely on city aid. Firemen found the blaze beyond saving despite arrival.
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Danbury
Michael Delohery
Danoury
Louis Mose
Shelter Rock
Delothery
Delohery
Moses
Mose
Westport to Pave Main Street 26 Feet State Aid Plan
At a Westport Board of Finance meeting the state highway department was authorized to construct a 26 foot permanent pavement on Main Street from State Street to Dalley’s corner, joining Weston Road. The total width will be 36 feet with 20 feet paved by the state and eight feet left for town work on each side later. The project is projected to cost 5100 dollars if the town does the extra work, and should be completed this fall. If the town delays, shoulders will remain in poor condition.
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B Board of Finance
Westport
State Highway Department
Main Street
State Street
Dalley's Corner
Weston Road
Bertino Blamed in Norwalk Death
Coroner finds Sirgiovani criminally responsible for the death of Giacomo Bertino in Norwalk after Bertino was fatally shot when he refused to buy banquet tickets. Sirgiovani had claimed self defense claiming Bertino brandished a revolver. witnesses did not support that account.
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Rocco Sugiovani
Mulvoy Street
Norwalk
Giacomo Bertino
Wood Street
John J. Phelan
Sirgiovani
Bertino
Butler Heads to England for Share of $25 Million Estate
Albert Bertie a San Francisco butler claimed he is an heir to a 25 million dollar English estate left by the late Duke of Argyll. He said his father John Hrodie Bertie once built turbine works and first claimed the estate but later let it lapse. The elder Bertie reportedly lost his fortune and Bertie plans to travel to England in three months to witness the distribution.
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San Francisco
Albert Bertie
Duke of Argyll
John Hrodie Bertie
Bertie
Albert
Norman Bertie
House of Chancery and Records
London
England
Brother Opposes Judge Ruling On Liquor Law
Tekamah Nebraska reports a legal battle over Roy Carson serving bread and water for liquor law violations. His brother J H Chatt leads the defense while County Judge Orville Chatt supports the sentence. Carson and Thomas Nelson, both jailed, appeal to the state supreme court as they await a prison physician’s ruling on their health and continued confinement.
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Brother
Tekamah
Neb
Roy Carson
Carson
Thomas Nelson
Orville Chatt
Nelson
State Supreme Court
Judge Chatt
Llquor
J. H. Chatt
Bancroft Farmer
Chatt
Mrs. Chatt
Rochester
Minn
John
Supreme Court
Klan writer found dead in Park Ridge gas poisoning
G K Rutledge, a 45 year old once influential Ku Klux Klan figure who later showed interest in a tolerance publication, was found dead of gas in Chicago suburbs. Police suspect self-inflicted death though an accidental turn on the gas is possible. He edited a weekly newspaper in Park Ridge. his wife and eight year old daughter were away in Louisville Kentucky.
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Chicago
G. K. Rutledge
Ku Klux Klan
Linols
Park Ridge
Louisville
Oldest London cabby cites changing times
London aged cabby William Kentish, 99, recalls how streets and manners have shifted. He notes crooks once avoided by gentlemen, recounts Marquis of Waterford brawling over a fare, then paying and slapping a spectator.
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London
Old Town
Wiliam Kentish
Kentish
Snys
Marquis of
Waterford
Brookhart Falls Ill In Clermont Campaign
Clermont Iowa Sept 10 Col Smith W Brook Republican senatorial nominee fell ill here with a drugmosey ailment and canceled campaign speaking engagements under a physician's advice.
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Clermont
Iowa
Col. Smith W. Brook
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