Judge Grants Two Divorces In Connecticut Courts
Anna Wright of Bridgeport petitions for divorce from Willi Wright of Shelton citing desertion since 1913 and requests custody of two children Theodore and James. Witnesses describe lack of employment and support. Judge Keeler grants divorce and custody terms. Ida Wolinsky Dashift also granted a divorce from Morris Dashift for intolerable cruelty with a name change. no children.
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Anna Wright
Bridgeport
Shelton
John EB. Keeler
Willi Wright
Theodore
James
John Louchlin
Moss Avenue
Danbury
Brooklyn
Imposa Sought After East Side Slashing Case
Police hunt John Tiposa and Carmela Haslett for assault with a deadly weapon in the East Side fracas that left George Caccano from 28 Kossuth Street injured. Tiposa and Haslett were held on bonds of 500 and 100 respectively and to be arraigned in City Court tomorrow. Also reported thefts of fowls from Vinceno Procaccini’s home on Frank Street with police alerted.
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George Caccano
Kossuth Street
John Tiposa
Hallam Street
Th Fm
Foui Carmela
Hipinki
Tommorrow
America
United States
China
Alice
Columbia
New York City
The
Republic
Mixs
Children say straps used to beat them in Harwinton case
In Torrington on June 10 a guardian filed separate suits for Carl and Anna Jaschinsky against Gustave Jaschinsky and multiple Harwinton Corner school personnel for alleged beatings with a strap. Each seeks $100 claiming injuries and torn clothing for the boy.
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Torrington, Conn
Carl
Anna Jaschinsky
Gustave
Sult
Lydia Mr. Rockwell
Princips
Louise Johnson
Eisabeth Carney
A. A. Valasek
Miss Conran
Harwinton Corner
Mulis
Funeral for Colonel Galbraith to be held in Music Hall
Cincinnati June 10 funeral plans for Colonel Frederick W. Galbraith commander of the American Legion killed in an automobile crash at Indianapolis. The service will be Saturday afternoon in Music Hall with burial likely at Arlington Cemetery Washington. Widow requests privacy Saturday morning before the ceremony. Washington June 1 formal announcement of Rey Haynes from Hillsboro Ohio named National Prohibition Commissioner at the White House.
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Cincinnati
Frederick W. Galbraith
Armerican Legion
Indianapolis
Music Hat
Robert Tienney Post
Galbraith
Post
Licely
Arington Cemetery
Washington
Gal
Rey Haynes
Hillsbero
Ohio
White House
Sims Says He Will Be Muzzled
Washington June 10 No reply from Admiral Sims in London to Denbys request explain his famous speech. Bryan declares Sims should have been discharged for temperate utterances and revealing confidential communications under Wilson era. Republicans bear responsibility for his latest indiscretions as age does not improve him.
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Washington
Sims
London
Naby Denby
Jackas
Navy Department
LN. Sy
William Jenings Bryan
Int
William S. Sims
United States Navy
Milla “Serene
Miami
Fla
Bryan
Admiral Sims
Navy
Wilson
Toler
Mexican Laws Condition US Mexican Relations
An official statement notes no Col. Houses in this administration and mentions Dover on personal business in Mexico. The cabinet will address the Mexican situation, focusing on Obregon’s increased export tax on petroleum and whether it infringes American oil producers. If upheld, vigorous representations to Mexico planned. if not, U.S. oil interests may seek redress in Mexican courts. The tax move raises tensions after Obregon’s treaty stance.
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Mexico
White House
Dover
Sesmn
Obregon
Hughes
Groh Declines Comment After Reds Reinstatement
Cincinnati June 10 Heinie Groh Reds holdout third baseman said he was surprised by Judge Landis reinstatement and would rather not speak about playing with the Reds. He added he needs time to think and would say nothing more on the matter for now.
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Cincinnati
Heinie Groh
Cincinnnati Reds
Judge Landis
Reds
Six Years Of Policy Shaping Remarks At Mass College
Amherst June 10 Secretary Wallace spoke at the Massachusetts Agricultural College anniversary urging a decade of policy work to integrate agriculture with industry commerce and finance. He urged better training for agricultural students in marketing transportation finance and related fields to build a self sustaining nation and warned farming remains vulnerable to weather and price uncertainty.
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Amherst
Mass
Wallace
Massachusetts Agricultural College
London Ireland casualties rise in week official figures
Dublin reports 24 Crown forces killed and 43 wounded in the past week in Ireland, marking the heaviest losses since 1916 as figures are released from Dublin Castle. Washington details the Porter Peace Resolution under an agreement to vote by Saturday noon, aiming to substitute Knox for repealing the wartime steolaration.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Crown Forces
Washington
House
Comley Advocates Jitney Franchises Before Utilities Board
Waterbury city attorney William H. Comley Jr appeared before the Public Utilities Commission in Waterbury to press for continuance of Waterbury Bridgeport jitney routes. He supported Waterbury-Bridgeport Tax Co admission and urged a franchise grant against state officials of the Connecticut company, facing opposition from the jitney firm’s leaders.
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Willam H. Comley, Jr
Public Utilities Commission
Waterbury
Danbury
Danury
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Howard
Edith Nagy
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