Mississippi Legislator Yeager Praised as Champion
Rep John A. Yeager of Lamar County in the Mississippi Legislature is called a legislative champion. The Mississippi Acts volume of 1926 lists 412 chapters with Yeager named as author. The bills total $12 million in concessions in under three months. The Supreme Court validated road district bonds during the session. Yeager, with attorney Kent, drafted the bill in weeks and it passed.
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John A. Yeager
Jackson
Smhey
Jonn A. Yeager
Lamar County
Mississip
Himar
John A. Ka
United States Supreme Court
Ysager
Kent
Former officials sued by U. S. over Bosch Magneto case
The United States files a civil suit against Martin F. Kern and associates alleging misdealings in the 1918 sale of the Bosch Magneto Company assets. The case involves questions of citizen status, conspiracy to defraud, and profits from the sale, with prior grand jury investigations and statements from A. L. Palmer.
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Rosch Magneto Company
Department of Justice
Martin F. Kern
Adentown
Hanker
Atorney
Balmer
Kern
District of Columbia
Bosch Magneto Company
Act
New York
Wherler-Hrookhart Committee
Boseh
New 2Od
Boston
Troe
AL Mitel Palmer
Department of Justices
Westieling Committee
Wootte EK Kern
Assochites
Irttins
Mer Ein Tesch
Bosch Migs
Busins
Prison guards thwarted escape plot at Meriden prison
Three inmates and two outside confederates planned a nighttime breakout aided by saws and secreted banknotes. Ferrone Slattery and Davis allegedly conspired with Davis, a Canadian guard, who confessed after inspection revealed sawed bars. Willful concealment and prior crimes tie to the 1917 arrest histories as authorities pursue further details.
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Meriden
Ferrone
Davis
Duis
Canada
Iittery
Aidankets
Lott
T Davis
Slattery
U Davis
Travis
Merit Rajitain
Fertone
Vonvicta
Two Bridgeport youths held for Superior Court charges
Two Bridgeport youths, John Glynn eighteen of 78 Lee Avenue and Michael Lutay seventeen of 36 Clinton Avenue, were sent to the Superior Court on statutory charges in Fairfield Court. Judge Clarence Hall presided. Officers report they were found near Brooklawn Terrace with a thirteen year-old girl. They admitted guilt to the officers.
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Bridgeport
John Glynn
Lee Avenue
Michael Lutay
Clinton Avenue
Superior Court
Puirfield Court
Clarence Hall
Bureau of Investigation
Prooklawn Terrace
One Man Held as One Escapes in Stamford Case
Fest Special describes Patrolman Wiliaza GC arresting James Kahn, 28, in Brooklyn and Norton Tomght, who was driving a stolen car. DeMaze from Brooklyn allegedly aiding Kahn fled on a motorcycle, leaping from the machine and escaping through fields. Kahn taken to headquarters awaiting hearing in City court.
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Stamford
Leneh
James Kahn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Norton
Tomght
Kahn
Kahn Sari
Jick DeMaze
Hull Endorsed by G P Club Auxiliary
Attorney Elbert Q. Tull was unanimously endorsed for the Republican senatorial nomination in the Twenty first district at a Fifth District Republican Club auxiliary meeting in the white rooms Waive street There was a large attendance at the women s club meeting.
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Elbert Q. Tull
Republican Club
White Rooms
Waive
Meen
Connecticut census dispute prompts revised 1925 population
Connecticut health officials and the federal bureau differed on 1925 population estimates. The new federal method puts the state at 1,572,000, 62,312 higher than the state’s 1,529,698 figure, explaining a 11.8 to 11.6 percent death rate discrepancy. The state will maintain its figures, citing town level consistency with state totals.
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Nartford
State Department of Health
Federal
Neas Bureau
Federal Bureau
Connecticut
Stanley H. Osborn
State Health Department
Shteh
Consun Bureau
Health Department
Federal Census Bureau
Department of Tlealth
Lawyer Testifies in Daugherty Case Amid Courtroom Drama
The Daugherty trial features DoJ involvement with two assistant attorneys general and a contested retainer. Dulles, Merton, and Steuer clash over procedure while Beaty reveals his stake in a Swiss firm. Cross examination widens to currency and ownership links to American Metal and Societe Suisse, touching on 1916 transfers.
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Department of Justice
Rim
Dulles
Merton
United States
Buckner
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Telnant
Max Steuer
Mick
Smith
William Rand
Buchner
Zrem Steuer
Rand Hoth
Steuer Aten
Eross
Rand
Steuer
Milley
Herty
Leary
Ampricain Metal Company
Switzerland
Teapata Dublos
Yveel
Richard Merton
Revty
Miller
Beaty Dis. Josime
Societe Suises Pour Valeura de
Taux
American Metal Company
Societe Suisse
Iowa Floods Cause Five Million Dollar Damage
Cinicago reports property damage estimated at 5,090,400 as floods inundate over 60,100 acres in Iowa. Sioux City Des Moines areas hardest hit. Odenah Wisconsin and nearby regions spared by dynamiting a pipe blast. White River refilled its channel enabling residents to return home as relief efforts continue.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Des Moines
Odenah
Wis
White River
Council Act to Speed Up Traffic Edicts and Widen Streets
City debates temporary traffic relief measures including banning long term parking on Main Water Wall and State streets. Officials consider one hour and a half Plaza parking plus a 15 minute ban on several streets while planning future street widenings. Separate hearings discuss Stratford and Fairfield avenues with homeowners opposing or fearing property damage. The mayor proposes a building committee to study isolation hospital needs and Hillside home expansions, plus a $190,000 plan for new hospital buildings and nurse quarters. Compensation awarded to Mrs. Dailey for work injury.
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Corsmon
Lmit
Main Street
Congress
State Street
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
Harrison Street
Cannon Street
Main
Broad Street
John Street
Stratford Avenue
Carl Foster
George H. N. Johnson
Sophia Wood
Teast Main Street
Pembroke Street
Johnson
Woo
Foster
Wood House
Samuel Friedman
Howgh and
Stratfoid Avenues
Albert J. Merritt
James Firkloss
George Goshams
Strand
Ateresony
East Main Street
Seaview Avenue
Behrens
Wilbert Sanford
John J. Farmer
Harry H. Dety
Dulding
Hillside Home
Englewood Hospital
Il Ia
Common Council
City of
Bridgeport
Isolation Hospital
Health Department
Huliskde Home
Clalins
Severa
Mull
John and
Lena Didirks
Arthur and
Egbert Marsh
Egbert and
Lucie Marsh
Patrick J. Flanagan
Frances T. Leeds
Andrew and Anna Drab
John Wasko
Zofia Zutowt
C. and
Pp. Fappiano
Michael Riccio
Clinton and
Maplewood Avenues
Edward T. Buckingham
Board of
Uander
Montgomery Street
Bradsond
Woodrow Avenue
Merrit Street
Kelsey Street
Merit Street
Seaglaw Avenue
Brooklawn Avenue
Pine Avenue
Hickory
Hughes Avenue
Feck
Waldorf Avenue
George M. Coughlin
Public Works
Palm Street
Sanford
William H. Baird
Texas Avenue
Charles Norris
Bartram Avenue
Farmer
Beardsley Park Terrace
Belem Street
Suburban Avenue
Norman Street
Linen Iavenue
Hazel Avenue
Esther Goldstein
Albert BE. Lavery
Fairfield
Two White Way poles toppled by curbside trucks
At 9 0 p m two pole posts along White Way were torn from moorings by trucks pulling away from curbs. Joseph Lamay of Waterbury admitted his heavy truck struck a top pole near Salvation Army HQ Elm Street, smashing it. A second truck on State Street also struck and knocked over pole No 19, causing severe damage.
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Joseph Lamay
Hush Street
Waterbury
Elm Street
Lamay
Harley
Gerard Avenue
State Street
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