Proposed fascist bill lists death penalty offenses
The article outlines three categories of crimes to warrant capital punishment, including attempts on the king or head of government, leadership of armed revolts or civil war actions, and grave private crimes like murder by multiple perpetrators. It notes a special tribunal for capital cases and firing squad execution, with fascist authorities mobilizing militias and suppressing dissent as trials proceed.
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Attac
Ces
Marsolini
Tluea
Court of Assizes
Yremier
Milford Cottage Damaged by Fire
Fire of unknown origin caused $1,800 damage to a cottage on Mervin avenue in Milford Merwin's Beach occupied by Mrs Dora Rosenfield at 4 16 yesterday afternoon. Flames ate the roof as a brisk wind fanned them. Firemen from Milford Engine Company No 1 and Wood’s Chemical Company No 6 arrived too late to save the top, but gained the blaze under control. The congested section threatened nearby houses before response.
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Mervin Avenue
Merwin's Beach
Milford
Dora Rosenfield
Engine Company No. 1
Milford and Chemical Company No. 6
Woodwont
Woman Rescued by Compo Beach Guards Near Float
At Compo Beach, a woman submerged near a float was rescued swiftly by guards and others, carried to shore and returned home without medical treatment. Local notices include a tuberculosis clinic, TB contact examinations, and upcoming YMCA gym classes and a baseball game against Industrial Stars from Stamford.
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Compo Beach
Westport
William
Anders
Anderson
Lishier
Unusua
a.Speciay
Elle Mc Donal
Meloni
Woman's Town Improvement Association
Bedford House
Afernoan
Tr. Hls
Womens Town Improvement Associaton
Patricia McDowall
Frances McDowall
George Mitchell
Doc’ Doubleday
Labor Secretary Warns of Faker in Bridgeport Scam
Merchants in Bridgeport warned against paying money to a man named Joseph McGuire of New Haven. John Z. Egan of the Connecticut Federation of Labor labels him an imposter and alleges he seeks funds for advertising in a Federation directory. Several Archizeport firms have already fallen victim to Mel Gulve's scheme since operations began Tuesday.
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Bridgeport
Toseph McGuire
New Haven
McGuire
John Z. Egan
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Bridgeport Lauber
Laker
Archizeport
Mel Gulve
Egan de- Meves
Federation of Labor
War sa w Match Probe Resented by Gralski
War saw report details an allotment scandal in the match monopoly involving former Premier Graleki who accuses the Diet investigatory committee. He claims personal enemies aim at hindering favorable jobs and alleges a paltry bargain occurred in the speak’s apartment. The dispute spans Diet factions ahead of the Sept 20 session. A separate incident notes James Wigles reporting a stolen battery from a car on Cannon Street.
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Nice
France
Warsaw
Sormer
Graleki
Monono
Mate
Diet
Chief of Police Goes on Trial in Fatal Crash Case
Palmer Massachusetts September 11 Chief of Police Ulric Brault of Southbridge faced District Court on a not guilty plea to charges arising from the death of four year old Hugh Gilmartin in a car collision. The hearing postponed to September 28. Separately the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, at their third biennial convocation from Michigan, approved a Mexico resolution but sent it to the resolutions committee. A portion of the resolution expressed sympathy with the Mexican government in its fight against foreign influence and would appoint a special committee to present it to Secretary Kellogg if adopted.
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Palmer
Mass
Ulric Brault
Southbridge
Disteiet
Goverdiet
Urwalf
Hugh Gilmartin
Chiler
Mexico
Kelloge
Klan Opposes U S Action on Mexico
The Ku Klux Klan expresses opposition to any American government action regarding Mexico. The August statement urges restraint and noninvolvement in Mexican affairs, signaling organized opposition to federal policy.
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KLAN
U. S
Mexico
OConnor Estate Court Forms Ad Is Administratrix
Michael F OConnor who died intestate on August 38 left a half interest in property valued at 5001 dollars. Probate court yesterday granted application for Catherine OConnor to serve as administratrix. A daughter Elizabeth is the sole heir in law.
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Michael F. O'Connor
Catherine
Elizabeth
Hartford Slayer Bound Over For Murder
Trembing and Weeping Cecare Barbiera alias Cezare Barbera stood in the prisoner's box as his counsel argued before the judge. He was bound over to the Superior court charged with the murder of Carmela TirALongo in a Front Street garage on September 5. Joseph Senefante and Carmela Hongiovanni, arraigned as accessories after the fact, were bound over on $25,000 bonds each. Attorne y for Barbiera revealed he planned to return to the state’s attorney after writing a letter.
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Hartford
Cecare Barbicera
Cezare Barbera
Ingal
Barbierna
Carmela Tiralonge
Front Street
Joseph Senefante
Warbierna
Fish Busiess
Carmela Hongiovanni
Beaver Street
New Britain
Barblera
Tiralongo
Garblera
Hugh M. Alcorn
The Mate Captured After Tuesday Afternoon Chase
Detective Nichlas Gaillechio and Madzan captured the suspect in T. last Tuesday afternoon, ending a pursuit that spanned hours and involved local police units. The arrest follows a series of reports and subsequent manhunt actions by authorities.
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Nichlas Gaillechio
Madzan
Gold hits crops near New London
New London area reports crops damaged by frost with tomatoes cucumbers beans and other vegetables harmed. The temperature fell to around 38 degrees overnight with frosts continuing across nearby towns. Local growers assess losses and prepare for potential further cold snaps.
Twelfth district Repeal club backs state ticket
The Twelfth district Repeal club voted at a regular meeting yesterday to endorse the state convention ticket for Tuesday. The club also planned a campaign event at Hilldale Grove on that day.
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Alate
Hiilalde Grove
Los Angeles Trip to Newport Postponed on Weather
The proposed voyage of the dirigible Los Angeles to Newport R T for work with the mast ship Patoka has been postponed due to unfavorable weather prospects near Lakehurst New Jersey on September 15.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Newport
R. T
Pohtanick Grange Held Meeting With Exhibits And Music
Pohtanick Grange met with 42 members and 18 visitors in attendance. The program opened with The Gleaner and featured music, recitations, dances, and a trombone solo. Prizes were awarded for flower fruit and vegetable exhibits.
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Pohtanick Grange
Vince Graces
Mary A. F . Sheehan
Myr J. Bevans
M. Coger
Dorothy
Vin Kennedy
Wiss Agatha Kennedy
Philo Rothford
John Ray
Giieres
Millicent Cavanaugh
May
Mera M Bevans
Florence
Ferr
Dave
Ridvatle
Frank Ff. Trowbriden
Main Prrest
Miia Rosde Burr
Bridgeport
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