Mental Condition Statutory Charge In Grim Case
The report cites Rev Eliott Padirick of Georgia as jealous husband killer of his wife and mother in law with implications on heredity religion and violence. It notes public figures like William Rockefeller and John Oles, discusses inheritance tax, legal reform, and a string of court actions including Thomas O Connell. The piece mixes opinion and reportage on crime, wealth, and justice with political and moral observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott Padirick
Georgia
Hind
Padrick
Hike Othello
William Rockefelger
John
William
Rebels Surrender After Dublin Fighting During Insurgent Offensive
In Dublin the provisional Free State moves to clear insurgent nests after the fall of the Four Courts. An armored car raid in Talbot Street and a morning surrender of over fifty rebels in Capel Street mark a weakened morale due to Jory O’Conner and Liam Meliones. Police and troops tighten control with plans to encircle districts including Sackville Street while looting faces a death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
A. P
Free State
Four Courts
Talbot Street
National Army
Capel Street
Jory O'Conner
Liam Meliones
Dail
Sackville Street
Post Office
Gresham
Granville
Hammon’a
Eamon DeValera
Sackville
St. Stephen's Green
United Service Club
Lothias
Mexicans Raid Another Mine Co Near Tuxtun
A Palo Blanco mine camp of the Penn Mexican Fuel Co near Tuxtan, Mexico, was raided by Mexican bandits led by General Lurraga. The property is held for 16000 pesos ransom with payment demanded by July 1. It is unclear if any Americans were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palo Blanco Company
Penn-Mexican Fuel Company
Tuxtun
Mex
Lurraga
Shaw
Tampico
State Department
Lales
Sai
Penn Mexican Fuel Co
Tuxtan
Judge Wolfe Rules for Plaintiff in Olea Filianovich Case
Judge Isaac Wolfe awarded the plaintiff damages of 100 dollars after a morning trial in the suit Olea Filianovich versus John Pawlowski et al. The judge noted both parties assaulted each other but found the defendant used excessive force and must pay the plaintiff. Olga Filianovich alleged the defendant struck her with a baseball bat causing permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olea Filianovich
John Pawlowski
Isaac Wolfe
Tam
Olga Filianovich
Rebellion Seems Doomed in Ireland Free State Action
The Republican rebellion against the Irish Free State appears doomed with most leaders captured or jailed. Free State troops widened arrests to about 1,500 across the country. Fighting resumed in Dublin Capel Street area as irregulars slim at fewer than 200 deaths and injuries in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Dublin
Capel Street
Oners
Aters
Irish Provisional Government
Claim Denied Against Local Oyster Company
Lucy P. West sued H. J. Lewis Oyster Company for a right of way to her property. Judge Isaac Wolfe ruled the route claimed by West had been altered since 1893 and the current path is not her father’s conveyance. The court granted the defendant’s claim and denied West’s right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy P. West
H. J. Lewis Oyster Company
Isaac Wolfe
Wolfe
Appraise Estate At About 6000 In Probate Court
Two probate matters before Judge Paul Miller. Mary E. Day named ancillary administratrix of Frank H. Day estate with two Boston area properties valued around 6600. Appraisers George W. Dane and Carl Davis. Milly Bregman estate lists 1499.07 cash. Lillian Northrop sale underway under Charles Brod as administrator, expected proceeds near 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Mary E. Day
Frank H. Day
Boston
Day
Melrose
Mass
Kossuth Street
Stratford
George W. Dane
Carl Davis
Milly Bregman
Teddy Maurice
David Kaplan
Lillian Northrop
Charles Brod
Busy Fourth Anticipated With Heaviest Firework Permits
Fire department officials expect a busy Fourth of July as the number of firework permits issued rises. Reports show Seaside Park will host the heaviest fireworks site in years and fire chiefs use permit totals as a gauge of potential fires. Preparations include department trials to handle incidents and arrangements by emergency hospital staff. An auxiliary staff and a first aid station will operate at Seaside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Bianchi Placed on Year Probation in City Court
Antonio Bianchi of 1116 Park Avenue was arraigned on a theft charge for a $100 watch allegedly pawned for $16. City court opted for probation with $23 fine and costs, a suspended 30 day jail term, and one year probation, amid residents’ complaints he posed as a watch repairer. A dense harbor fog halted shipping for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Bianchi
Park Avenue
Bianchi
Bianch
Belfast Firemen Guarded at Fires in City Streets
Incendiary fires break out in multiple Belfast districts and firemen are armed to patrol and protect hydrants. One crew stands guard at a fire hydrant to prevent torching and ensure access to water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Booze Prank Leads Schnee to Dinner Laughs
Thursday afternoon Abraham Schnee of Schnee and Schnee real estate was taunted at Golden Hill street court by friends who planted whiskey in his car. Officers Doolan and Welch arrested him post meeting, then humorously escorted him to United States Commissioner Lavery. The party ended with a dinner at the Stratford Hotel for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Schnee
Schnee
United States
Hush J. Lavery
Court House
Stratfield
Last Echo of Burr Knapp Case Concludes Bankruptcy
The Burr Knapp bankruptcy closes as final papers are filed. Burr Knapp Co, with offices at Bank and Mainstream, went bankrupt on August 35 1924. John C Chamberlain was trustee, later joined by Thomas M Cullinan. A dividend of 2.1 was paid totaling $494000 after two prior dividends of 19 and 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr & Knapp
Burr & Knapp Company
Bank
Mainstream
John C. Chamberlain
Thomas M. Cullinan
Trains Will Be Kept Running Amid National Rail Strike
Chicago reports show 400000 railway shopmen set to strike at 10 a m with work stoppages across New Haven Hartford Boston and others. Officials say trains will run and public will be protected while unions respond to orders. Dispatches note scattered walkouts in Bridgeport New Haven East Hartford Waterbury and other shops without disorder.
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Gavment
Connecticut Workers of Shops
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Detroit
Washington
ENI
New Haven
Cedar Hill
New York
Waterbury
New Haven Road
Worcester
Boston & Albanyton & Maine
New York, News & Hartford
Hartford Baltron
Walle
Ittsbureh
Haltin Ohio Railroad
Glenn
Glenwood
Hydroplane lands at local beach after squall delays
Three former service men John W Stewart of Malba Clifton C Cross of Roslyn and W A Jorgensen of Malba landed a large hydroplane off Pleasure Beach. They were en route to New London for the holidays and planned to return to Seaside Park for the summer. Jorgensen piloted and Cross served as navy instructor in Pensacola during the war. Steward owned the craft and served as an infantry observer in France. Walter Downey of Seaview Avenue aided their ashore arrival after some delay obtaining a boat.
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John W. Stewart
Malba
Long Island
Clifton C. Cross
Roslyn
W. A. Jorgenson
Pleasure Beach
Walter Downey
Seaview Avenue
New London
Seaside Park
Cross
Pensacola
Jorgensen
Milwaukee
France
Increase In Pay For Teachers Not Being Considered
A Norwalk teacher, George P. Krapp, sues Arthur L. Lowe for 2000 damages after an auto collision in Westport. The board member notes the proposal does not include teacher pay increases and recalls wartime raise, mentioning Bridgeport pays higher salaries but service in some cities remains lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
United States
George P. Krapa
Norwalk
Arthur L. Lowe
Westport
Lowe
Krapp
Judge Wolfe rules on phone rates in Norwalk case
Judge Isaac Wolfe finds Southern New England Telephone did not charge excessive rates nor discriminate in service to Edward B. Gallagher of Norwalk. He states Norwalk’s differential zone is not different from other areas and that the record lacks sufficient evidence to prove unreasonableness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Isaac Wolfe
Southern New England Telephone Company
Edward B. Gallagher
Norwalk
Public Utilities Common
Jitney Collision Sends Local Man to Hospital
On East avenue near Kent and Barnum avenues a man named Kelly 43 was struck by a jitney owned by K. Gumber and driven by John Royal. He was rushed to Bridgeport Hospital with a skull injury as Dr. Margulis attended. Mrs. Alice Kelly awaited news at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Kelly
Throft, Manufeectury Company
Pth
Kent
Barnum Anues
Bridcept Hospital
A. RB. Margulis
K. Gum
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Bosphorus
Ruskin
Mar
O'Connor
Con
Ma T. Vannata
Atlanta
al T. Farrell
Vanatta
Necticut
George L. Oles
Youngstown
Lawmit
Fred Atwater
Thomas O'Connell
Angus
Mellowes
Firemen
Chicago
Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Union Ietrs
Chicazt
B. M. Jewell
Railway Federation of
Abhor
Offici
Tnitec
Blue Island
South Norwalk
Round House
Springfield
East Springfield
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Maine
J. A. Locker
Varior States
Equipuren
Pittsburch
T & Ohio Railroad
Ers
Stelking Shop
A. O. H. Hall
Ann Street
Rge Krapp
Public Utilities Commission
Jefeni
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