Chapman Defense Cites Noted Trials In Appeal Of Chapman
In Hartford Sept 11 1929 Chapman defense cites twelve reversible errors to support appeal from Gerald Chapman verdict. Lawyers file brief challenging judge leniency and seek new trial citing improper witness sequestration and irrelevant testimony aimed at portraying Chapman as notorious.
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Hartford Septeto Cato
Gerald Chapman
James Shelly
Britain
Chapmans
James J Feeney
Alcorn
Certan
Houlihan Former Democratic Chir Dies at 67 in Newtown
Michael J Houlihan a longtime Democratic figure in Newtown and Fairfield County died at home after months of illness. Born January 1858 he rose from hotel porter to Grand Central proprietor before long service in state and county offices. He served in the Newtown tax clerk position since 1887 and held roles as registrar of voters and probate clerk. He won seats in the House in 1884 and in the State Senate in 1890 and 1892, later serving as county commissioner and jail warden. He chaired labor and military committees and was a delegate to the 1896 Democratic national convention. He died at age 67 in Newtown.
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Newtown
Michael J Houbhin
Houlihan
Democratic Party
State Senate
House of Representatves
Bairfield
Houlihans
I Porter
Tancheld
Wf Houlihan
Fis
John and
Margaret Keane Houlihan
Lenloun Academy
Grand Central
Parker House
Democrats
Hadford
Arfeld
Bridgeport
Oyster Dock
Milford
Wil
New Haven
Stratford
Stamford
Isronalyn
Danbury
Tairfuld County
al Chapman
Connerticut
Muhari Jionthan
Stamford Auto Dealer Still Free
Stamford police search for Hearst ruler connected to Panatome Rubin case. Warranted suspects, including Harold Anderson, face damages claims while investigators probe stolen vehicle sales tied to Rubin. Fearful reports place Rubin's whereabouts unknown after a Thursday disappearance from Sanford.
Bettis to Fly for Pulitzer Trophy
Bettis competes for the Pulitzer Trophy in an air race. Lt Woamstot reaches 30.97 miles per hour in a seme test while Lt Petin fails to match rival speed in a tight third flight. Callaway sets a best pace for the event with a record time of 7A 7A hours per mile.
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Uday Lieutenan Petin
Lieutenant & Callaway
Two Cars Stolen From Center Of Bridgeport
Two cars were reported stolen in Bridgeport yesterday. Anthony Siriska, 88 Hancock Avenue, reported a touring car owned by Aim stolen from the Plaza early last evening bearing Connecticut registration 8146. A second vehicle, registered to Pen Olsen of Crawfordsville, was stolen from Main and Long streets at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon.
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Mie Renter
Anthony Siriska
Hancock Avenue
Aim
Connecticut
Mair
Longness Streets
Pen Olsen Af Crawfordsqiite
Caillaux Debt Plan Signals Immediate Liquidity Move
On the Paris bound steamer, France signals readiness to begin instant liquidation of its debt to the United States. Finance Minister Caillaux plans a proposal to the American commission in Washington, proposing annual increases for 20 years to reduce principal. American debt officials here weigh whether the plan aims for rapid settlement or broader negotiation.
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Paris
Baillana
American Commission
Washington
Trance
Callairs
United States
Associated Press
Lnner
Cailiaux
France 8
Great Britain
M (Caillans
Moratozima
Hero
Bandit Uses Ancient Auto to Strip Cars Here
A man clad in khaki trousers and a blue coat was seen removing tires from cars parked near Beardsley Park golf course. Police received two complaints from M I B Atkinson and Morris Johnson about tires, tubes, and rims taken while owners golfed. A witness described the suspect as wearing a soft gray hat and operating from an old automobile with raid board markers. The tire bandit remains at large as investigators pursue leads from Beardsley Park area.
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Beardsley Park
Atkinson
Connecticut Avenue
Morris Johnson
Park Avenue
Hia
Emilar Circumstance Ee
Beards Jew Path Links
Relic of Saint Enthroned With Impressive Service
Novena honoring Saint Therese, recently canonized by Pope Pius XI, drew a large female crowd at St Charles Church. Missionaries from the Congregation of the Holy Redeemer led prayers and a rosary, with Monsignor McGivney and Fathers Reilly, O’Brien, and Rayner in charge. A procession and blessing of the statue followed, ending with a devotional song and further prayers.
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St. Charles Church
Thonor
Pius XI
Congregation of That Holy Redeemer
Thomas Reilly
Boston
John O Bilen
Pherias Raynor Ho H
Saratoga Springs
Ordsy
Monaignor
Patrik J McGivney
Monsgnor
McGivney
Thomas B Gloster
Timothy Beene Mathers
Reidy O Brien
Rayner
Sherese Monsigto
MciGiones
Jesus
Therese
Lely
Father G
Paul Bartlett Dies in Paris Noted American Sculptor
Paul Wayland Bartlett of New York, born 1887 in New Haven, dies in Paris from septicaemia after a forearm wound while fishing. Renowned works include the Bear Tamer at the Metropolitan Museum, the front of the New York Public Library statues, and the Lafayette statue in the Louvre square. He studied in New Haven and Boston, trained at the Beaux Arts, and gained honors at the Paris Exposition and jury service for sculpture.
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Paul Wasland Bartlett
Forest of Ardennes
Paul Waslind Barnett
America
New Haven
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Sia
New York Public Library
Lafayette
Square
O de Louvre
France
United States
Joseph Warren
Boston
York
Paul Wayland Bartlett
St Paris
Unite States
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Duluth Minn
Bos
Louvre
Paris
Columbus
Michiel Angelo
Congressional Library
Partlett
Fremiet
Salon
Veole Des Beaux Arts
Caveler
Petr Tamer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cheville
Rogers
Breneryl
Genero Hart
Attiss
Atwater Kent
Idee Mitchell
Nylow
Yeep
Army
National de Fine Ac
Paul Bartletl
New Hiven
Pagel Bouton Hiltop
London
Lailaux
Bert
Keim
Harry Ludwig
Connecticut River
Army Opens Drive for Universal Draft Law
Washington reports the army prepares a universal draft proposal tied to the defense act. Generals Delafield and Dalal outline plans to mobilize manpower across services. State departments and reserve corps leaders push for congressional action next session to set operative terms.
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Washington
Navy
Services Apartments
Congress
John Ross Dala
Herenve Dinars
State Departments
National Council
Delafield + Jetter
Mysterious Fire Destroys Greenwich Cider Mill
Greenwich Sept 11 Fire at Pilmer Cider Mill caused $50 000 damage and killed 18 horses. A two story frame mill with larger wooden sections burned after 12 oclock. Authorities suspect a short circuit as the cause as flames spread to nearby estates. Fire departments from Sauna Bend Col Greenwich and local volunteers fought the blaze as cars gathered to watch.
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Stamford
Pilmer Cider Mi'l Company
Greenwich
Mir
Null Shorih
Sauna Bend Cos Col
Gene
Mann
Joe Turner
Garfichl
Ant
Bulding
Long reaver body found after search near Bridgeport
Bridgeport residents and local authorities continued daybreak searches for a missing person named White Prequon. Officials reported a body found near the oyster dock area as investigators review the case.
Searchers Find Body of Pratt in River Mud
Searchers recover the body of Pratt from river mud after a crash that left him with Ludwig when the plane fell. The discovery follows a search effort and involves investigators confirming the victim’s identity.
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Pratt
SONS RECOVER FATHER'S BODY NEAR OYSTER DOCK
In Branford and Middletown pages from Connecticut river events, two sons found their father, William H White, 308 Lindley St, near Oyster Company docks after a night at sea. The drowning occurred as they prepared to dock Sea Hound at East Main Street, with ongoing river search aided by local firemen and police.
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Chester
Connecticut
Mm Wach
J Brewster Pratt
New Haven
Middletown
Lo A Smitt
Ludwig
Branford
Hartford
Ludwiy
Hart
James White
Wiliam H White
Lindley Street
Quonneck Yacht Club
East Main Street
Thea Sons
H J Lews Oyster Company
Earl
White
Frank Oviatt
Grand Street
Sea Hound
Qviatt
Oviatt
Mother Refuses to Take Runaway Son Released from School
The mother of Jenn J fhowtinen twelve of Cildwell NE informed the body of investigation of the bridgepost police yesterday that she would not take back her runaway son. A telemiam was dspattched mm police to Caodwains Farm Hinehies Me reform sectiors telling them that the buy would be given to them. No reply has as yet been recened. The boy was delivered to local police Saturday night by tag passengers on a New [Tiven trol ley Benjamin Thorpe 133 Tiowe Street an] Trans Mc Metlon 257 Cedar street. The boy was penniless and was asking strangers for rides.
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Jenn J
Cedar Street
Tuapoy
Cullinan May Get Qth Endorsement at Ninth District Meeting
Attorney Thomas Mc Cullinan is expected to receive the Democratic district nomination endorsement at an open Ninth district meeting in the East Side Branch library. A delegate ticket will be chosen and aldermanic candidate Hugh JT Lavery will speak. The gathering is open to all registered Democratic primary voters.
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Thomas Mc Cullinan
East Side
Hugh JT Lavery
Short Circuit Triggers Fire Alarm In Cars On City Streets
A man near Goodsell Street reported a car under the hood sent a plume of smoke to Patsy Nusone who dialed the box 73. The fire department found a short circuit in the wiring and caused no damage to the vehicle. Earlier, a small fire in an open lot at Madison Avenue and Grand Street was extinguished by No. 1 Engine at about eight thirty yesterday evening.
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Smone
Goodsell Street
New Main
Patsy Nusone
Wass
Madison Avenue
Grand Street
Dengine
Threy
Navy to Probe Shenandoah Wreck On Court Inquiry
The Navy launches a court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster over Ohio on Sept. 26. Colonel William Mitchell and Captain Anton Heinen are expected witnesses as Navy aims to settle claims of negligence amid a long running dispute between Mitchell and Navy leadership.
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Navy
Abe Shenandoah
Sitster Callng
Agel Min
Sapph
New England
Reformers
Legion
Onitha
Farge
Sprongfeld
Drew
Hartford Downs
Albani Wite
Hilwes Senate
SOX
Browns
Reds
Billiden
Shenandoah Wreck
Qwn
Coolidge
Mitchell
Sdarshtrst
Auosaf
Maney
Naval Court
Nasv
Naval
Anv
Germany to Pass On Revamped Peace
Berlin reports that President von Hindenburg will preside as the cabinet meets to decide on accepting an Allies invitation to a Security conference. The move is seen as a government strength test with Nationalists offering opposition, while Luther Stresemann and Schiele are tipped for the German delegation.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Gerzgany
Vonagedenburg
Luther
Stresemann
Schiele
TIDES 70 SUPPLY POWER FOR ALL NE
New York Sept 20 Development of power from tides of Passamaquoddy has a plan awaiting referendum in Maine. If approved it would cost about 190.9 million dollars and link with Niagara power to form a vast energy reverberation for the densely populated Northeast United States. Engineers presented the project noting 590 600 horsepower could be generated and financing could be arranged.
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New York
Maina
New England
Niagara
United States
W & Murra
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Harold Anderson
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Teme Lamhare
Paulsda
Heath
Mide
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Bandit
Paul Bartlett
Conn
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Harry
Praspr
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