King Checks Show Smith Signatures in Trial Testimony
New York dated September 16 reports the ongoing federal trial of Harry Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller. Prosecutors seek to connect testimony to show a conspiracy with Jesse T. Smith and John T. Kin to defraud the government of services. Exhibits include checks, vouchers, hotel registers and letters as witnesses number around twenty.
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King
Smith
Buckner
New York
Harry Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Daugherty
Muller
Jesse T. Smith
John T. Kins
Republican
Connecticut
Miller
Silegss
Soriete Suisse Pour Valenda Fic Metiux
American Metal Company
Richard Mellen
Gers
John l. Durkin
Durkin
Republcan
Ohio
Omo Republican Party
Fonck's New York to Paris Flight Delayed Again
The projected New York to Paris flight of the Sikorsky biplane 8-35 is postponed until after tomorrow. Officials plan for the hop off but weather in the New York and Grand Banks area remains unfavorable, delaying the transatlantic attempt.
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Fonck
New York
Paris
Westbury
N. Y
Bureau 0 Aeronautics
Washington
Cin Grand
News Summary Grid Opens Tomorrow With Local Bets
Fragmented squibs report a political campaign, weather disruptions, and local events. Mentions include Pat with every pudt presably bonged, Greenfield arena, East Hartford chemical deluge, packing eye Stratfort school fund, Trumbull cancellation, and Wheeler endorsements.
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Wairflelt
Intorman
East Hartford
Yage
Wheeler
Acantor Prett Orchard
Stratfort
Trumbull Cancetel
Danbury
Faby
Dulles
Nelle Piper
David Maine
Elopers
Amer Sn
Poe
Klan
Franz Florida
Tinperin
Alan
Wein
Dry
Wheeler Saga
Teneu
New York
Local man jailed for picture sale in New York
Joseph Hertolimi of 321 Hara Street Bridgeport pleaded guilty to possession of indecent photographs and was sentenced to three months in the workhouse by Justices McInning Salman and Kelly. Arrest followed information from postal authorities. Police seized photographs and nine books tied to the A Minima gallery. Bertolini was previously fined in the same court for a similar offence.
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New York
Joseph Hertolimi
Hara Street
Bridgeport
McInming
Salman
Kelly
John &. Hamner
Val’s
Somer
Seised Tures
Bertolini
Hetk Ohn
Texas Legislature Probes State Departments in Special Session
In Austin, the Texas House ordered an investigation into all state departments under Governor Miriam A. Ferguson during the special session. Cleared records and testimony are sought as lawmakers press for accountability amid governance questions.
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Austin
Tex
Adr
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Savage's Lost Love Engulfs Clara Bow Betrothal
Clara Bow, screen star, is linked to Robert Savage in a rumored romance amid her engagement to Victor Klining. The report notes Savage’s stressed reaction at the wedding, with tentative year references and scattered details from the party.
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Savage
Clara Bow
Ban Axtonto
Chira Bow
Robert Savage Peeenth Slasheis
Sinope
Victor Klening
Tate
Pt LR
Mexican Brigands Murder American In Ransom Plot Failure
A New Yorker dispatch reports Mexican bandits killed American Jacob Rosenthal after a ransom ruse failed near Cuernavaca. Two bandits died as soldiers in disguise traced and thwarted the kidnap attempt, with Rosenthal’s body and a recovered ball later sent to Cuernavaca. The widow, en route from New York, awaits border arrival as details emerge.
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Mexico City
Jacob Tesenthal
Woodmere
L. 1
Cuernavaca
Rosenthal
Vireais
New York
Laredo
White House seeks pursuit of bandits in Mexico
The United States demands Mexico capture and punish bandits who murdered Hochenthal. President Coolidge orders strong action and directs officials to urge urgent measures. Two bandits were killed by federal forces while others fled after the assault.
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Paul Smiths
U.S
Mexico
Dacot Hoseithal
New York
Coolidge
Borperts
Tis
Tate ‘Ut
Fas
Kellovey
State Department
Seerphity
Tui
Rorenthal
Meusel Sells Release to Giants as Davis Traded to Jersey City
National League notes Meusel exits Giants after buying his release. Chick Davis sold to Jersey City, others released or traded including Johnston and McGuire. Transactions involve Reds Walker and various minor leaguers, with players from Toledo and Los Angeles area groups shifting teams.
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Meusel
Giants
Chick Davis
Jersey City
Meusel Verein
Welder
Meusel Cane
Philadelphia
Toul
Helder
Curtis Walker
Reds
Henline
Vince
Uiatte
Johany Johnston
Oat Felder
Indanit
Tilden Dethroned as Net King by French Champion
Forest Hills match sees William Tilden ousted by Henri Cachet in five sets 6 8 6 1 6 at the West Side club stadium before a 10000 strong crowd. Johnston falls to Jean Beretta as French dominance begins.
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Tilden
Henri Cochet
Forest Hills
Richards
America
William Tatein Tiklen
France
Henri Cachet
Dai
Ita
Big West Side
Triden
Willam al. Johnston
Mttle
Craze Man Kills Family as Italian Ship Sinks Off Coast
Two parsons are killed and two wounded in a Lockport shooting. Pasquale Bartolomew, drunk, fired on Taste on a porch then shot family members including 18 year old Barolomen’s daughter Louise. Italian steamer Ellenia sinks with all hands off the British coast after Norfolk departure. Homeric rescues crew. sinking reported at 4 12 p m with Ellenia of 2798 tons.
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Talian
Self
Lockport
Parsons
Pasquale Bartolomew
Halph Taste
Bartolomew
Louise
Taste
Bariolamen
London
Lieyda
Norfolk
Homeric
Cards Tie Reds for League Lead
New York Sept 16 Cincinnati extended its win streak to eight by beating the Giants in the opener while St. Louis swept the Phillies in a double header to pull into a first place tie with the Reds. Pittsburgh faded after losses to the Phillies as Chicago trailed by three and a half games. The American race saw the Yankees slip in the standings as Cleveland widened its lead. New York needs seven wins in remaining games to catch Cleveland.
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New York
Cincinnati
Giants
St. Louis
Reds
Phillies
Pirates
Rephins
Pittsburgh
Braves
Chicago
Cleveland
Yankees
Falls From Tree Kills Man at Home in Newark
Michael O Connell fifty one of 546 Central avenue was fatally injured yesterday afternoon when he fell thirty five feet from a tree onto the pavement. He died at St Vincent’s hospital within an hour from a fractured skull and other injuries. He was assisting Walter Marshall of 23 Ridgewood place when the belt spur gave way and he plunged head first to the ground. An emergency ambulance rushed him to the hospital where he died at 4 20 P M the incident occurred about 3 40 P M.
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Michael O'Connell
Central Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
H. R. Treb Luca
O'Usnanell
Walter Marshall
Hidgewood Place
Marshall
Tax Office Opens All Day to Collect Second Installment
Tax Collector Thiwward oShale Jester announced the office will be open all day tomorrow until legal closing to receive tax payments. The second installment may be paid this March without interest. He also said a list of delinquent personal taxpayers will be sent to the preserving attorney today, with 12 men and 12 women listed.
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oS.hale
Oelock
Marth
Challenger
Hall and kin to be arraigned on murder charges
Frances Stevens Hall and three relatives face arraignment on indictments charging the murder of her husband Rev Edward W. Hall and his claimed mistress Eleanor Mills four years ago. Prosecution aims for a speedy trial within two weeks with a foreign jury and possible rearrest of Mrs Hall.
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Somerville
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Tienry Stevens
Wile Stevens
Hall
Henry Carpender
Wall Street
Alexander Simpson
Justice Parker
Simpson
Trenton
Rome
Eloping Children Evade Police Net in Hancock County
A trio of elopements involving Daivid Courh Yn aged fifteen and Nellie Piper fourteen, with Col by Wesx twenty and two Ranger girls, sparked a countywide search. Officials believe a car from a local garageman carried the youths toward Columbia Falls and possibly Canada, with Nellie last seen near the fair grounds as searchers combed the woods.
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Flllworth. Me
Daivid Courh Yn
Nellie Piper
Hancock County
Colby Wesx
Elsworth High Sheogol
Thorsen Farm Produce Company
Ciewmatances
Fusy
Columbia Falls
Dryad
Nellie
Canada
Treals Unin
Fair Grounds
McPherson Arrest Ordered In New Probe
Los Angeles dispatch reports district attorney orders arrest warrants for Aimee Semple McPherson minister Minnie Kennedy and four others on conspiracy to defeat justice. The move follows a third investigation into the evangelist disappearance from Ocean Park and later reappearance at Douglas.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Minnie Kennedy
Kenneth Q. Ormiston
Angelue Temple
John Doe Martin
Lorraine Wiseman-Stelaff
Ann Keyes
E. J. Dennison
Harold L. Davis
E. J
Ocean Park
Here
Douglas
Aziz
Wieeman-Kelaff
Carmel
Calif
Mia
McPherson
Connecticut Democrats Conclude Nominating Caucus for Governor
In New Haven the Democratic state convention wrapped with party unity amid quarreling factions. Delegates backed Rollin A. Faddam for senator and Charles G. M for governor, while Dr Dolan urged harmony and pledged to work for the ticket.
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New Haven
Democratic Party
Fenton
Ann O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Chal
O'Brien
Pr. Delan
Hall
Manchester
State Central Committee
Fort
Dr. Dolan
Hamden
Marly
Jad Willan KE
Thoms
Waterdal
Irm
Aidute
Frederick M. McCarthy
Ansonia
Former mechanic pleads in auto theft case
Joseph Monated of New York City pled fairly before Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin in Criminal Superior Court yesterday to stealing an automobile owned by the Comstock Willett company. Bonafed, an auto mechanic, showed a bungling skill and attempted to swap Connecticut plates for New York plates, leading to his arrest as he drove through Westport last July 11. Judge Marvin deferred passing of sentence.
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Bridgeport
Joseph Monated
New York City
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Sterdey
Comstock- Willett Company
Bonafed
Yule Street
Connecticut
Bus Line Considers Weekly Pass Plan
Weekly passes could allow unlimited rides on the Lordship Railway line during a set period if approved by the Utilities Commission after a hearing in Stratford on September 28 at 1 pm. The plan requires expert testimony on its feasibility.
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Lordship
Connecthem
Lordship Railway Company
Old Utilities Commission
Commission
Startford
Trolley Collision Burns Motorman and Driver in Acid Plume
In East Hartford on September 16 AP reports George Martin age nineteen from Oxford driving a truck carrying six tons of acid was struck by a Manchester Hartford trolley. The crash hurled him from the vehicle and splashed acid over his body while Harold Birden, a trolley employee, also suffered severe burns and both were hospitalized.
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East Hartford
George Martin
Oxford
Waterbury
Woodland
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Marnl
Bia Baly
Harold Birde
Troley
Martin
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