McAdoo and Meredith Deny NY Visit Has Political Significance
New York report quotes William Gibbs McAdoo and Edwin T Meredith of Des Moines denying any political meaning to their simultaneous New York visit. McAdoo says he and Meredith were in town on unrelated business and had not planned the encounter.
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Japan Bars United States From Antiw ar Pact Terms
In Geneva on September 19 the League disarmament committee debated a Polish project forbidding all wars of aggression and urging pacific settlement of disputes. Japan proposed clarifications on relations with the United States, while other delegates noted potential nonmember implications. The committee approved a plan to supervise private arms manufacture and urged an early international conference on armaments.
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Count von Bringsterff
Lottery Ticket Case Continues In Boston District Court
Henry Abity, 43, of 11s Nancord Avenue, and his brother Maurice Abite faced continued proceedings as a view squad held him on bond of under 700. The case involved alleged lottery ticket violations and accompanying parking ticket offenses, with further proceedings set for September 22. George B Wallis departed Boston for the Scottish Rite Masonry event, while Fenchild Wheeler and others were noted in connection with the case.
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Zie Jol
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Boston
Odey
Life Imprisonment for Showing Red Flag Sought
Boston Representative Harmison H Atwood introduced a bill in the House to convict anyone displaying a red flag or emblem of opposition to organized government of a felony with a maximum life sentence. A second bill would make advocacy of criminal abolition a felony with up to 14 years imprisonment.
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House of Representatives
Blood tests may be used in Beery paternity case
Los Angeles reports that blood tests could determine the paternity of the unborn child of Dunita Montanya a Spanish dancer, who seeks damages against Wallace Beery. The actress alleges two assaults in Beerys Hollywood home during December 1998 and Beery pressured her to return to his lodge. Montanya later gained notoriety after police arrested her for peering into stars’ homes and for carrying a gun during an incident at Richard Dis residence.
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Associated Press
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Newark
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Richard Dis
Hollywood
Shumaker Silent on Watson Denial in Indiana
Indiana report notes EBC Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Society League, refused to discuss Attorney General Gillam’s move to the Supreme Court seeking a fixed contempt sentence for Shumaker. Shumaker planned to present his side if the case reached the Supreme Court, while Ledger details include alleged statements about Senator James C. Watson and telephone assurances in August 1926.
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Segall Shaevitz Case To Be Heard Today
Segall Shaevitz case listed among matters to be brought before Judge Keanard J Nickerson in the Dim Mind superior court today. Jick O Segall of Brooklyn New York and Esa Shaevitz of this city are charged with arson in a campaign of destruction at the Pedusa Rubber Company plant. Defendant Shaevitz is reportedly charged as an accomplice.
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Keanard J Nickerson
Dilmind Superin Court
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Brook
New York
Esa Shaevite
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Connecticut Pair Faces Trial for Bay State Murder
A jury is impaneled in Essex County Superior Court for the murder and robbery trial of Leo Nolia of Groveland and Hernan A Reed of Waterbury, charged in the March 7 Haverhill slaying of storekeeper William Griffin. Mary Quickla of Suffield stands trial as an accessory after the fact, with the defense challenging juror sourcing due to prior coverage.
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Maverhill
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Georgetown
Bradford
Reed
Jwmore
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Charles H Metziel Lynn Frank A Goldsmith
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Frank W Barron
Marblehead
George Deznan
Lawrence Laurence K
Byler
Laurence A
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Thinsher Marblehead
Joseph C Carter Lynn
Willem T Elsener
Arthur Atkinson
Methuen
Daniel Hamer
Lawrence
Brass Company seeks change in zoning rulings
Public hearings set for three petitions on October zoning changes. Philip J Oakey seeks 5B residential to business at Central avenue and Mead street to allow a drug store. Bridgeport Brass asks east side plant to move from light to heavy Industrial. Terry Place residents push A to B residential change. about a dozen owners signed.
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Philip J Oakey
Central Avenue
Mead Eigh
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Plowe
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Mead Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Brass Company
Terry Place
Cop to be tried for killing woman
New York dispatch says Patrolman Walter Sharland, after 25 years on the force, was moved from Bellegge hospital to the Tombs under an indictment for the murder of Mrs Christina Quinlan, wife of a traveling auditor for the Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. The case, drawn up July 28 by a grand jury, follows Sharland’s wounded state and conflicting explanations about the shooting at Mrs Quinlan’s home.
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Associated Press
Walter Co Shailand
Todry
Aard
Bellegge Hospital
Tombs Prison
Christina Quinlan
American TelePhone and Telegrep
Sharlard
Quinilan
Frost Reports Send Corn Market Soaring
Frost reports from the Dakotas Minnesota and beyond boosted the corn market with prices rising about 4 cents. Wheat and oats gained on weather sparks while Argentina, Australia, and western Canada weather influenced trading. a separate civil action in Bridgeport seeks 2000 in damages after a car accident on Fairfield Avenue on September 6 1987.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
Argentine
Australia
Canada
Herald Marie Gaputa
Bridgeport
Court of Common Pleas
Jay Wells
Man Struck by Woman's Automobile
A man was struck by a car driven by a woman near 343 Cooper Street. He was taken to a nearby clinic for examination after the incident. Police report the driver remained at the scene.
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