Ward admits Peters not in blackmail gang in murder case
In White Plains Supreme Court Walter S. Ward conceded Clarence Peters was not part of an alleged blackmail gang linked to gunfire the night before the 1922 killings. The admission weakens the defense’s self defense argument while state officials challenge Peters’ presence in Westchester County at the relevant time.
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New York
Walter S. Ward
White Plains
Ward
George J. Werner
Peters
Charley Ross
Jack Rodggeru
Tue
Carl Sherman
Westchester County
Mitta
Milly
Former suitor shoots bride then dies by own gunfire
NEW WAVER Sept 18 Stoneph Kubas 2? of 228 West 104th Street New York a former suitor of Mrs Margaret Goloszcky 758 Grand avenue appeared at a wedding in her honor and fired two shots striking her in the elbow and thigh. He turned the gun on himself dying almost instantly. A bullet wounded Joseph Kuccensih 12 in the right hip. Patrolman J A Alexander pursued Kubas up stairs as he fired on the officer then the wedding resumed after a two hour interruption.
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NEW Waver
Stoneph Kubas
104Th Street
New York City
Margaret Goloszcky
Grand Avenue
Kubas
Joseph Kuccensih
Oldest County Bank to Join Norwalk Trust Co
The Fairfield County Bank and Trust Company, oldest bank in the county, will join Norwalk Trust Co. effective immediately. The bank will keep $200,000 capital stock and continue using Trust Co. office on Wall Street. Officers include President Thornton Prewitt, Vice Presidents Charles F. Tristan and M. Hallettening, Treasurer William H. Southnor, and director Edwin Keeler Chatman. Westport department meeting was canceled due to member absence.
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County
Norwalk Trust CO
Norwalk
Sepe
Amzigammitoy
Central Trust Company
Fairfield County Bank and Trust Company
Buth
Wax
Cetra Trust Company
Wall Street
Pilette
Thornton Prewitt
Charles F. Tristran
M. Hallettenning Tressurer
William H. Southnor
Govalte Edwin
Oklahoma Revolt Sparks Tulsa Political Turmoil
Tulsa reports a tense standoff as Sheriff Rod Sanford calls the unrest synthetic rebellion. A district judge orders the adjutant general to appear in naval court with three military prisoners, amid questions of military versus civilian authority. The summons goes to Colonel B L Hoad, with uncertainty over whether he will relay it to Governor Markham. The first arrest is set for 9 0 o'clock Wednesday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsn
Rod Sanford
Navyl
Wea
B. L. Hoad
B. H. Markham
Fairfield Plans Rousing Campaign for Rev Beeman
Fairfield officials plan a loud old-time campaign for independent school board candidate Rev Allen Beeman. The Citizens Campaign committee authorized trucks with speakers and torches to mobilize voters, explaining the move after Boaman’s bid for renomination was rejected. A letter from John H Perry supporting Beeman will be printed and sent to voters, with Whitman Bouvier Whitman and Hickean named to lead the effort.
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Fairfield
Citizens’ Campaign Committee
Allen Beeman
Memorial Library
Wallfield Center
Boaman
McMbar
Wehool Board
John H. Perry
Southpom
Bosman
Ddr
Beeming
Aame
P. “H. Whitman
H. BR. Bouvier
Frank Whitman
Guy C. Hickean
Ehaly
Milford Republican Club elects Clark president
Milford September meeting of the Republican Club elected Frederick M Clark president to replace Frederick Hill who leaves October 1 for Hartford Council, Boy Scouts of America. Bernard Ays of Walnut Beach chosen vice president to fill the vacancy from Carl Wetzel’s death. The club plans an open meeting and rally with Governor Charles A Templeton as principal speaker.
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Milford
Republican Club
Frederick M Clark
Frederick ©. Hill
Hartford Council
Boy Scoam
Amarina
Arthur Whitcomb
Mumbera
Hilwich
Bernard Ays
Walnut Beach
Carl Wetzel
Charles A. Templeton
Bristol Primary Nominates Wade and Tracy for Mayor
In Bristol WV the primary of September nominated John I. Wade the present mayor and Thomas A. Tracy for mayor in October. Of 15 council candidates 12 were nominated while all other candidates were unopposed.
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Hmistol
Sept
Ole
John I. Wade
Thomas A. Tracy
Ecouncil
New York Pressmen Strike Shuts Out Most Dailies
A 24 hour strike by 2300 Web Pressmen halts publication of the citys major papers. New Jersey and nearby papers rush editions while a joint 12 paper composite appears later titled The Combined New York Evening Newspapers. The union calls the walkout illegal. dispute continues on page two.
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New York
Milone
News
Sir Own
Nuwapapey
New Jersey
Boston
Dita Biatory
Acd
Internafonal Walon
New York Evening Newspapers
Web Press
George L. Berry
International Union
Strika Ay Ulegal
International
Llewaree
Rejuvenation and Myths in the Quest for Youth
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of Hygeia discusses whether man can regain youth and if gland transplantation or related science offers real renewal. He weighs Voronoi and Steinach methods and outlines which approaches the latest science favors in the hunt for eternal youth.
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Morris Fishbein
Hygeia
Commuters Protest New Rail Rate Increases
Hartford dispatch reports commuters plan protests against New Haven Railroad fare hikes. Norwalk council empowers mayor to take action, seeks hearings before Public Utilities Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission, amid questions of state and federal jurisdiction and the impact on three month commutation books.
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Norwalk
New Haven
George Ingham
Bridgeport
Stamford
New York
Hartford
Connecticut
New York City
Bell
Public Utilities Commission
Barton
Somrtvenlandt
Richard P. Ifigslas
Audi
Pope
Commisasion
Chaseman
Figgins
Stavea
Interstate Commerce Comminsion
Commission
Alggtis
Lst
Butleckn
Lsoa
Earthquake Shocks Hit Italy and China
Shanghai reports three wave shocks causing collapsed buildings and casualties in portions of northern Italy and Sicily. Rome notes no material damage or deaths, while observatories record a distant quake more than 4 000 miles away.
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Italy
China
Shanghai
Huhsien
Rome
Nouthern
Sicily
Tta
Japan
Opening of Lyric Theatre Delights Big Crowd
A full house attended the opening night at the Lyric Theatre for Salty Irene and Mary. The rebuilt interior in blue and French grey with crimson velvet settings impressed prominent city figures including Mr. and Mrs. Pol and Mayor and Mrs. Bred Atwater. The show mixed comic, ballet, and stage mockery with strong performances by Jimmie Dugan and Mary O'Brien, while the audience praised the acoustics and overall production.
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Lyric Theatre
Salty
Irene
Mary
Pol
Bred Atwater
Snwerk
Ita
Sally
Jimmy
Jimmie Dugan
Theo
Mary O'Brien
Hartford woman dies in Willimantic car mishap
In Norwich Conn on September 28 Mrs Toho F Carroll 61 of Flurtiaa died suddenly while en route to a tuberculosis sanatorium. The body was removed by Inez undertaker Hartford relatives say she leaves five sons all residing in Hartford her husband having died 25 years ago.
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Norwich
Conn
Toho F. Carroll
Flurtiaa
Rightson
Fuanilla
Inez
Hartford
Burda
Charradt Wau
John Sarrell
Ninth District Republican Club Leader Succumbs
Robert FitzRoy a Bridgeport political figure and longtime activist died at St. Vincent's hospital after months of illness. Aged about 11 years? 70 Gena avenue listed as residence, he led the Ninth District Republican club for two years and previously served as Deputy Registrar of Voters and city official. Born in Ireland, he lived in Greenwich before Bridgeport, with past roles in sheriff’s office and local carriage firm. Active fraternal member of Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and other groups. survived by family including daughters, grandchildren, and sisters.
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Robert FitzRoy
Gena Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mr. FiteRoy
Bridgeport
Republican Club
Eliy
Sam Harris
Odd Fellows
United Commercial Travelora
The
Bald Headed Club of America
Night school teachers set plans for term
At a meeting of night school teachers about 100 prospective instructors heard details on evening classes in Americanization continuation courses and high school work. The program covers work in several buildings and locations with classes on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Inge Rasmond P. Walker
Miga Elizabeta
McNamath
Tylaos Waggata
Johnson
Seta
Une
Clances
Wii School
Fetervon
Kia Howe
Jackson
Columbus
Bar
Luidding
Long Sentences Are Given Criminals as They Confess Guilt
A garbled local report details long sentences imposed by Superior Court Judge Hill Don for various criminals. It notes a range of sentences from one year to 15 years and references a transfer, a theatre opening, political events, and multiple local incidents including a fatal fire, a trolley death, and a city election. It reads as a miscellaneous compilation of criminal rulings and community items, with several named individuals and places interspersed.
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Robert Fitzroy
Republican Party
Long
Aiego
Jliena
Hill
Don
Dons
Hermit
Jiquer Transporter
Zepko
Fullpresker
Gete
New Lyric Theatre
Democrata
Cortright
Canaan Tan
Arventon
Aldgafeld
Danbury
New Yorker
Mra
Crawford
Avosigort Town Improvement
Norwath G. O. P
Norewik
Pogan
Cum-Stevena
Stratford
Thar Tiero
Wentport
Tormer Gulter
Walter
Ward
Peters
Oklahoma
Berkeley
Cal
Borah
Idrho
Washington
Coolidge
California
Federal
St. Bishop Gould
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
New York
H ‘Stanor Salaqdra
Ha Valley
Atifruda
Cortu
Ace Company
Ewalttax
Hartford
Worcester
Bridgapple
New Haven
Waterbury
Albany
Ponley
Hmen
Yankees
Bogask
Malone
Arena
Witton
Hawley
Lee Raya
Quiet Family Celebration Marks Bishop Gould Wedding
Miss Gloria Gould marries Henry A. Bishop Jr. in the Chapel of St. Bartholomew's New York. Due to her father's death, only relatives and close friends attend a 4 pm ceremony followed by a Sherry's reception with over 300 guests. Family members serve as flower girls and pages, with Lillian and Edith Kingdon Gould among attendees.
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New York
Gloria Gould
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdon Gould
Henry A. Bishop, Jr
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Sherry’s
Sylvia Anddith Kingdon
Kingdon 'Govle
Walker
William Peters
Sony Ag
Palofledoux Receives 13 Year Term In Slaying Case
The court handed down long sentences to three men and a fourth confessed slayer, detailing manhunts and confessions. John Danone, 26, received 16 years for manslaughter in the Hults case. Alexander Zepko, an auto thief, to 10-15 years. Thomas Purmopl, guilty of liquor trespass, to a one year term. The judge emphasized law enforcement, with Dondone facing 12-16 years for murder in a related inquest and confession questions raised by state police.
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Law Pakers
Arthur
Dondonendone
John Danone
George Hults
Topstona Begnit
Tess
Alexander Zepko
Slate's
Thomas Purmopl
Justice Wheeler
Mary Slaughter
Dondone
Public utility approval on Essex Light purchase
Hartford Sept 18 The Public Utility Commission approved the petition of Central Connecticut Power and Light for buyout of the Essex Light and Power company capital stock. It notes that approval does not set fair value for rate making or capitalization. The stock was bought July 16, 1923 by Bodell and Providence investors for 509,000 with 75,060 anticipated profit and 22,600 costs.
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Hartford
Antral Connecticut Power and
Essex Light. Power Company
Wy Ike Commission
Essex Light and Pow Company
Eagex Company
Bodell and
Pay
Providence
Two Men Treated After Laceration Accident
Miscalculating a distance a block of wood caused Ch Lautenschinger of 530 Central BS que to bring an axe down on his foot. He was taken to Brncy hospital for treatment. Michael Monato of 1612 avenue was injured by a crow-bar falling on his head while at work in a ditch. Several stitches were taken at Emergency hospital.
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Ch Lautenschinger
Brncy Hospital
Michael Monato
Avenue
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Aree Sone
Harry L. FitzRoy
Daniel A. FitzRoy
Charles H. Fitzroy
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Boardwey School
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James Hugh
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