New Haven Murder Case Nets Six Arrests in Unnamed Victim Inquiry
Police and Coroner Mix press on to solve a mystery after six arrests linked to the unidentified man found near Oak and Forest streets. The victim remains unnamed as detectives reveal multiple drunken incidents preceding the slaying and place several suspects in New York and New Haven, with ties to a taxi driver and alleged disorderly conduct.
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New Haven
Oak and
Forest Streets
Oark Street
Mix
New York
Hussey Gangster Stabbed In Back In City Street Fight
John ny O'Brien twenty two of Pem broke street later identified as Joan Hussey of Main street, employed in the ash collection department of the Department of Public Works, was treated at Emergency hospital for a back wound. He refused sutures and offered few details, noting his clothes bore green burrs. Peter esaro thirty seven Harral avenue sought treatment for a severe laceration of the right cheek after an assault on Madison avenue near North avenue. His clothes were disheveled and burrs clung to him. he did not plan to report the incident.
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Johnny O'Brien
Pembroke Street
Joan Hussey
Main Street
Ash Collection
Department of Publ Works
O Rday
Street
Hussey
Hos
Peter Esaro
Harral Avenue
Beach's Wood
Madison Avenue
North Avenue
Shelton
T Norkewicz
Wes
Fedora
Bridgeport
Broseht
Nick Nogord
Hamilton Street
Mary Iferara
Alex Carke
Church Street
Mike Smith
Tesenhine
Blume Wrangle
Norkewicz
Noxord
Workewicg
Norkenles
Norkenten
Pickpockets Rob 6 At Pleasure Beach
Reported thefts at Pleasure Beach during hoseing festivities: six pickpockets lifted $14, wallets, and auto registrations from pedestrians. Victims on Seaview Avenue near the park entrance. One man, Joseph Matur, not apprehended. Other losses include a pack containing eight dollars and a railroad pass. Names and addresses of victims listed.
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Pleasure Beach
Cvictime
Seaview Avenue
Joseph Matur
Ste
Mixe
Lantiv
Antonin Coen
Rye Street
Norwalk
William Wenga
Atlantic Street
Rich
Ohio Avenue
Philin Riceio
Comb County for Killer of Fedora Clues Fail to Aid Search
In Shelton inquest into the death of Mike Fedora police seek Kesmer Norkewicz, the alleged killer. Several witnesses recount a craps game dispute over a 50 cent refund and Fedora’s knife attack near the kitchen threshold at the Fedora home.
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Comb County
Kesmer
Charlie Norkewicz
Mike Fedora
Fedora
Teens and children among weekend road deaths in Massachusetts
In Massachusetts seven teenagers and three children died in motor vehicle crashes over the weekend ending September 11, according to Frank A. Goodwin, registrar of motor vehicles. The death toll tops the prior week by two and trails the same week last year by LR deaths.
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Boston
Frank A. Goodwin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
SLAIN DRY LEADER NAMED BY SLAYER LINKED TO BOOTLEGGING FEUD
In Vinton Iowa on September 13 AP reports Mrs Myrtle Cook Weck Ku Klux Klan leader died after being shot last Monday night. Her husband S W Cook is watched by plainclothes officers and state agents search for clues. She whispered a name before dying but the man remains unnamed. Cook says his wife spoke a name he cannot reveal and suspects the killer had motive tied to anti bootlegging activism. Inquest to continue Monday as investigators pursue the new lead.
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Vinton
Iowa
Myrtle Cook
Weck
T. U
Ku Klux Klan
Vinten
W. Cook
Cook
Martha Underwood
Tank
Sioux City
Rain Causes Two Deaths in Ohio
Heavy rainfall in Ohio for about twenty hours led to two drownings in South Lorain as a stalled car encountered a flooded street. Richard Stewart and Clara Trumbull died after stepping into a ditch eight feet deep while trying to escape rising water. A couple with them clung to a headver and later waded to safety as rain continued.
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Onis
Lorain
Wly
South Lorain
Richard Stewart
Clara Trumbull
Tteir
Feadver
Hold Merchant as Killer in Boston Tong Warfare
In Boston a Hudson Street resident, Seplia Ah Fong, was arrested amid tong warfare that left one man dead and another wounded. Police say Ah Fong’s shop near Knee deadline was linked to the shootout between Hip Sing and On Leong factions. The city tightens security as rival tongs clash over tribute demands.
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Hold Merchant
Boston
Tong
Horaimn
Chin Gow
Hip Sing
Hip Sings
Kneeland
On Leong Organization
The
Chinese Merchants Association
On Leong
Opera Fir Tae Tong
United States
Hip Ying Chong
Egyptian Swimmer to Brave Channel Today
Ishak Helmy, the giant Egyptian swimmer, prepares to begin an attempt to swim the English Channel from Cape Gris Nez Monday morning at 5 39. Favorable sea and wind conditions are reported for the attempt.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Ishak Helmy
Enegush
Cape Gris NI
Outcome of Prohibition In Doubt Probe Shows
Washington report from the Federal Council of Churches Research and Education Department says public opinion will largely decide Prohibition’s fate. It notes an unfavorable trend since 1920 in social consequences, but data are inconclusive and claims from both sides are often unreliable. The commission criticizes publicity and propaganda from all sides while noting the overall saloon issue remains central.
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Washington
United States
Research and Education Department
Federal Council of Cyhtches
Treasury Department
Missing New York Teen Girls Sought By Parents
Twaura Lovelace eighteen and Alice Dyer seventeen, telephone company operators, are reported missing by Tremont Bronx police tonight. Lovelace of 1686 West Street and Dyer of 1296 Webster Avenue vanished after two men called to take them motoring Tuesday night. Parents pursue leads, with Lovelace’s family traveling to Bridgeport, Connecticut, in hope they visit friends there.
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New York
Twaura Loveleee
Alice Dyer
Raymond Exchange
New York Telephone Company
Tremont Station
Bronx
Miss Lovelace
Webst Avenue
Miss Dyer
Webster Avenue
North Avenue
Nollee
Paralyzed Girl Beaten and Slain in New York Rooming House
Catherine Gore a 24 year old paralytic, found dead in the rear of a First Side rooming house in New York. Police seek a well dressed young man from Broadway seen with the victim earlier. Gore, once a stenographer, suffered paralysis and fainting spells, attended a theatre last night with friend Rose Apauze before meeting two men who accompanied Gore to the hallway.
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New York
Catherine Gore
Mao
Broadway
Geen
Miss Gore
Fifth Avenue
Misa Gore
Fire destroys rear garage endangering farm animals
A blaze at the Charles Ricero garage behind 337 Hamilton Street at 11:46 last night endangered chickens, rabbits, and a horse. Firemen prevented spread to two nearby tenement houses as animals were rescued. origin to be investigated today.
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Charles Ricero
Hamilton Street
Martin J. Hayden
Hartman Brewery Company
Wreck of Dirigible Shenandoah Cleared Toward Recovery
Calipweld Sept 13 Forty percent of the Shenandoah wreckage has been cleared. Salvaging is by Aluminum Company of Pittsburgh, with Commander Klein and Navy aeronautical staff overseeing the operation. Evidence on cause remains gathered, no arrests yet for vandalism looting parts.
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Calipweld
Jacob H. Klein
Wakehurst
Aluminum Company of
Pittsburgh
Klein
Navy Aeronautical
Lakehurst
Hietn
Department of Justice
Daughter Injured Father Is Held After Collision
Stamford report says Salvatore Sovino of 210 Pacific Street collided with a car driven by Arpad F. Bondy of 56 Walnut Street at State and Canal streets at 7 30 Sunday evening. His daughter Louise suffered severe bruises and was treated by a physician. Johnola is held by police on a charge of reckless driving.
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Stamford
Salvatore Sovino
Pacific Street
Arpad F. Bondy
Walnut Street
State
Canal Street
Louise
Jorinola
Mitchell Charges Sharply Assailed by Navy Air
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett dismissed Colonel William Mitchell’s charges on Army Air Service administration as unsound and delusional. He warned that efforts to split air forces use revolutionary methods akin to Communists and could open the door to military dictatorship.
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Washington
API
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Mitchell
Army Air Chief
Moffett
United States
Pearson
Skeel
Admiral Moffett
Champion Cullinan for Mayor at Party Dinner in 1923 tone
In a Democratic gathering at Farm Black Rock, Governor Silzer blames President Coolidge and Congress for failing to provide relief amid the coal strike. He cites past proposals by Borah and Pinchot and demands tougher action to curb coal monopolies and protect consumers.
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Congress
Coolldge
Coolidge
George S. Silzer
New Jersy
Black Rock
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Boral
Borah
Silzer
Washington
MacDonald Postpones Trip on Election Delay
London reports Ramsay MacDonald, former labor prime minister, cancelled a planned Canadian speaking tour due to the pending general elections for October 29. He may still visit the United States this fall if conditions permit.
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London
Canada
Ramsay Macdonald
Labor
Dominion
Macdonald
United States
Medora killer case and bridgeport crime summaries
Reports from Bridgeport outline a county murder investigation failing to aid witnesses at a drinking party, a nurse of political machine battles, a stabbing of a gangster, and a brawl hospitalizing a man. Nearby towns note political caucuses, arrests for game law violations, and civic plans as firemen gear up for a carnival. Foreign incidents include a fatal air crash in France and a dirigible salvage effort, with sports and business sections detailing local games and market trends.
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Sizer
New Jersey
Fastens
Hussey
Apne
Pleasure Beach
Fairfield County
Jody
Salar
Norwalk
Mitford
Robing
Ndeters
Roderix
Redding
Page
Milford
Devon
Danbury
Democratic Caucus
Jim Stis
New Haven
Cornell Urging Democratic Harmony Chooses Best Choice
Thomas M. Cullinan, prominent attorney, was acclaimed at Champ's Farm during the sixth annual Democratic dinner. John A. Cornell, Democratic leader, urged unity to support a mayoral candidate and warned against prejudices to unite the party for victory in Bridgeport.
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Cornell
Thomas
M. Cullinan
Champ's Farm
John A. Cornell
Mayney
D& Said
Thomas M. Cullinan
Democratic Party
Bridgeport
Don Cellos Seltz
Cos Cob
Businese
Bagdad Flight Ends in Tragedy in Black Forest Crash
Paris report says Robert Thierry was killed and Dieudonne Uoste injured when their Etampes to Baghdad non stop flight crashed in Germany’s Black Forest. Coste, hospitalized in Freiburg, Breisgau, details indicate fog caused loss of route. The men aimed to surpass Lemaitre and Arrachart’s distance record to Baghdad and beyond toward India.
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Paris
Robert Thierry
Dieudonne Uoste
Etampes
Black Forest
Germany
Coste
Frieburg- Breisgau
Baden
Dad
India
Frieburg
Belfot
Itsere Jland
Thierry
Straigee Line
France
Lemaitre
Arrachart
Guienes
Bagdad
Etames
Bender Abbas
Persian Gulf
Lemattra Apé’ Arrachart
United States
Description of Dutch Anderson Linked to Bank Robber Face Scrutiny
A four man description identifying one George Daly closely tied to "Dutch" Anderson, linked to Gerald Chapman associates, has been sent to postal inspectors in Washington and to the Federal Prison in Atlanta and to Indianapolis. Police had not received confirmation of the man’s identity by Sunday night. Anderson is connected to the Bers Hance killings near Manié, Indiana on August 8.
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Dubuque
Towa
George Daly
Anderyson
Gerald Chapman
Washington
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Iq ‘Anderson
Alr
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Federal Council of Churches
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Morrett
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League of Nationa
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Hartford
Worcester Ponies
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