Attempt on life of Korean governor falls in Seoul
An attacker threw two bombs at the government building where Governor Saito was resuming duties in Seoul Korea. One bomb hit the Accountants Division causing damage. the second bomb did not explode. The target escaped arrest as police search the area.
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Seoul
X Korea
Associated Press
Buren Minoru Saitto
Korea
Morehouse Company Held to Injunction Against Tearing
Judge Kellogg refused to lift the injunction restraining the Morehouse Company of Stamford from tearing down buildings it owns in Stamford. The structures serve as security for a 310,000 mortgage held by Ellen Wilson of Stamford. Wilson filed for foreclosure after missed payments and sought to stop demolition.
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John P. Kellogg
H. §. Storehouse Hotel Company
Stamford
Ellen W Wilson
Tax Office Pushes 1920 Tax Payments Due September 15
After months of inactivity the income tax office at the Federal Building shows renewed activity as the third installment of the 1920 tax becomes payable on September 15. Each mail brings many checks and officials hope payments arrive by the deadline to avoid penalties.
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Federal
Ife
Hach
National Guardsmen Eligible as Cadets
Governor Everett J Lake announces that ex servicemen now in the National Guard may take examinations for entrance to West Point. Two members from the state may be nominated. Preliminary tests are set for November 1 and 15 at the State Arsenal Hartford. Local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts show interest and plan to participate. Previous exam copies are on file at the adjutant general's office.
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Uigh
Everett J. Lake
National Guard
West Point
State Arsenal
Hartford
Harry W. Congdon Post
American Legion
Raymond W. Harris
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Esch Oranation
Dewey Club Owners Fined Appeal in Gamb ling Case
Stamford Geps. 12. John Ballard and Nicholas Mead, alleged Dewey club owners, were fined 100 each for maintaining a gambling place after a man was killed two fortnights ago. Both appealed. Ballard was in Saraton during the raid and Mead was not found. They returned to the city last night.
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Stamford
Geps
John Ballard
Nicholas Mead
Dewey Club
Ballard
Saraton
Mead
Forty two years married man jailed for wife beating
Stephen Palleth of 142 Milne Street was sent to jail for habitual beating of his wife to whom he has been married forty two years. James Murphy of New York charged with theft of an automobile owned by Musante and Pastime was held in bail of $3,000 and bound over to the Criminal Superior Court. His alleged accomplice Joseph Forsalina of New York was released.
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Stephen Palleth
Milne Street
James Murphy
New York
Musante & Pastime
Criminal Superior Court
Joseph Forsalina
Applicants for State Police Jobs Examined
Applications from all parts of the state were examined by Superintendent Rover. The comments to the state police vacancies in the department to be filed and between 60 and 79 men were examined yesterday. The results were announced by Superintendent Hurley yesterday.
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Rover
Hurley Aaid Yester
Bannigan to Quit as State Legion Adjutant
Captain Thomas J Bannigan state adjutant of the American Legion and national in commander will resign at the convention opening at the Hotel Taft New Haven tomorrow. He has Hartford home and has served one year of a three year term citing heavy duties as national vice commander prompting the request for relief.
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Thomas J. Bannigan
The
American Legion
Order
Taft
New Haven
Bannigan
Hartford
Legion
Gould backs theatre for Paris dancers
Paris Sept 12 a theatre uniquely devoted to portic and rhythmic dancing will be built in Paris by the dancer Stowihs, partner of Faviona, with capital from an American group led by Frank J. Goukt Gould also engages in Mogador and Apollo Theatres ventures. A tiny theatre is rising in Montmartre by Maurice Maeterlinck.
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Paris
Stowihs
Faviona
Frank J. Goukt
Gould
Mogador
Apollo Theatres
Montmartre
Maurice Maeterlinck
Howland Suburban Day Promises Limited Stocks and Style
Howland offers saturate suburban day deals with limited quantities across women’s wear and home goods. From tricotine and crepe de chine dresses to voile skirts and tapestry curtains, shoppers encounter many colors and sizes priced mostly around five to six dollars, plus elevated shoe and accessory options and framed decor items.
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Gil’s
Billie Burke
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Washington
White Goods
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Tve
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