Harding Message Spurs Doheny Lease Trial Testimony
The Doheny oil case centers on the Harding administration and the controversial Leases. Witnesses recount the contract in question, its connection to Doheny, and a six week gap before the Harding message. The defense frames it as policy discussion, while prosecutors outline alleged fraud in the interior department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BR. Durngo
Kington
Dent
Gamer
Th. Land
Doheny
Frank Togan
Owen Roberts
Tad
Wis. C. Pinnery
Interior
Ehudroit
Mlogan
Finney
Beto
Theodore Roosevelt
Toldngon
Benney
Hogan
Harding
Doheny Company
Avy
Seeters
Plard- Wl
Early Purchase of Xmas Seals Suggested
Seivetuek people are asked to support a drive to buy Christmas seals to fund aid for undernourished children in public and private welfare. The campaign urges public participation and notes proceeds fund local children in need. Seals will be available at local drug stores and through Superintendent M Schools WL. Chittendan and the Working Girls' club plan further involvement.
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Mey
Y. MG
Chittendan
Slother Plaers
Wark
Italian government banishes 522 anti fascists as conspirators
The Italian government announced the banishment of 522 anti fascist agitators on charges that they conspired against state security. The action was disclosed today amid ongoing political repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittalian
Gov Tient
Queen Marie Seeems to Demand Pay for Public Speech
Headlines report Queen Marie of Rouminda refusing to speak without compensation. Mme Lahoyary, a lady in waiting, asserts the queen will not grant privacy for free and that reporters were told she requires payment for commentary. The king’s crisis narrative is contradicted by officials denying any such crisis. Foreign Minister Mitilinen defended the regime and said the king could meet correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Hale
Weis
Specie Yelroor
Maris
Marie
Ruud
Commiercial
Mme, Anhovary
Cheon
Laliorary
Atither
Mack
Mme. Lahoyary
Mitilinen
Rouminda
Prohibition Forces Pledge to Fight Nullificationists in 1928
New York December 1 The prohibition forces stood pledged in opposition to nullificationists who may seek presidency in 1928 Wayne Wheeler General Counsel of the National Anti Seloon League announced at the Economic Club of Two Astor Place One thousand members and guests heard Wheeler say no quarter will be asked from or given to prohibition candidates Governors Smith of New York and Ritche of Maryland scowled Their remarks followed supportive lines from Assemblyman Phelps and Wathian Franklin amid calls for unity to enforce the federal constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tampilon
Wayne BR. Wheeler
National Anti- Seloon League
Ecanomic Club
Astor
Flesafas
Prohibition
Phelps
Wathian Franklin
United States
Edwards
New Jersey
Pedestrian Hit By Local Man's Car In Waterbury
J Philly Lemieux of New Bedford Massachusetts, patient at St Marys hospital Waterbury with a fractured skull, in grave condition after being struck by Henry L Bellman of Lounsbury street Waterbury on South Main street. Police reported the crossing accident, Lemieux unconscious since arrival, Bellman released on bond pending outcome of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Philly Lemieux
New Bedford
Mass
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Henry L. Belleman
Lounsbury Street
Lemieux
Behlmans
South Main Street
Corinex
Bellman
Heavy snow hits North Dakota and Upper Michigan
Severe weather blanks northern Dakota and upper Michigan as a blizzard front brings extreme cold. Forecasters predict record lows near nightfall with winds and light snow driving temperatures to the year's trough. Snowbound figures include deer hunters and novelist James Oliver Curwood at his camp near Calumet. Coast guards monitor lake vessels on Lake Superior amid high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Middle West
Mehdran
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Calumet
Maronette
Upper Michigan
James Oliver Curwood
Lake Superior
Dempsey Poisoning Claim Ties to Pre Fight Illness
Baltimore dispatch reports Captain Mabbutt alleges Jack Dempsey was poisoned before his defeat by Gene Tunney at Atlantic City. He cites breakfast cream contamination blamed for Dempsey and crew’s illness, warning a rematch could crown the real champion if poisoning is proven.
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Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tinney
Feiler Ad
Dempsey
Baltimore News
Capetain Mabbuitt
Hils
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Mabbutt
Atlantic City
Jerry
Mike ‘Trent
Jerry the Greek
Jarney Cottage
Tunney
King Fer dinans to greet queen upon Bucharest arrival
Bucharest reports King Fer dinans has recovered enough to attend the station greeting for Queen Mike upon her arrival this Saturday. He resumes official duties and holds daily ministerial conferences as his physicians allow.
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J. No Athenson
1. N.S
Bucharest
Dew
King Ferdinans
Mike
Gift Giving Days in Naugatuck December 3 4 6
Gift Giving Days unfold in Naugatuck with merchants offering coupons on a25 cent purchases and on accounts. Official stores participate and prize drawings worth hundreds of dollars accompany the three shop days. Tomorrow's News lists all participating stores and urges readers to read gift merchant ads carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
Wuspises
New Merchants’ Association
Feading
Stub
Naugatuck Hoardware Company
Birdsall Pearniture Company
Weiss Variety Store
M. ‘Reedman Company
Johan M. Pase Co
J. FE. Martin
CG. Tt. Tomlinson
J. P. Ravke
Carlyon Furniture Company
T. J. Carroll
Grossman Department Store
Union City Hardware
Algre
Sweeney’s Art Store
Breen’s
Fitzgerald Bros
Kennedy
Cross Drug Store
Naugatuck Drug Companies
Olson Drug Stores
C. O. Sundyat
Walter CG. Gilnack
Boston
Adams Drug Store
Leary Drug Store
Frank Hard
I. Dreyer
Rubin's Department
HL Hawley
Reed Bros
Davis Feed Store
Milton Albert
Brannen Electric
Graham's Meat Market
Perry Press
Naugatuck Daily News
Naugatuck Bank and
Truet Company
Naugatuck National Bank
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Baxter's Meat Market
Former Naugatuck Man Is Plaintiff in Legal Action
Bridgeport residents hear case in superior court as Leo O Loughlin sues The Erwin M M Jennings Company over a seized automobile purchased from Naugatuck dealer Coulson Squires. O Loughlin contends Squires acted as an agent of the Jennings firm. the company denies agency. Conversion of property is the claim, with Klein and iorfi lawyers for the plaintiff. In New York, Mrs Emma Madman, 60, and her son Robert, 30, die in a Brooklyn home suicide murder incident. motive unclear. The tragedy is being investigated as a mystery by police.
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Leo O'Loughlin
Erwin M. Jennings Company, Inc
Bridgeport
Erwin MM. Jennings Company
O'Loughlin
Naugatuck
Us City
Coulson Squires
Jennings Company
Jennings Company On the Ground That the Car Was the Property. Mr. O'Loughlin
Squires
Clayton L. Klein
Nannatuck and
Waterbury
Iorfi
New York
Emma Madman
Robert
Madrian
Brooklyn
Hall Mills trial cited as a pink tea party in Somerville
Court hears prosecutor label the Hall Mills homicide trial a pink tea party as he seeks a mistrial amid claims of juror sleepiness and visible derision from defendants and relatives. Defense argues the remark overstates events and that no jurors slept, while the state presses for a foreign jury.
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Somerville
Alexander Simpson
New Jersey
Ict
Supreme Court
Simpson
Clarence Case
Haan
Naugatuck Elks Memorial Service Next Sunday
Naugatuck lodge No 967 will honor its dead with a memorial service next Sunday evening at the Hills home. Vincent A. Scully of Waterbury lodge No 265 will deliver the eulogy, with Rudolph Lenneyves and staff in charge. Music features Miss Ethel Salmonson, Miss Esther Anderson, and John J. Burke. The program includes preludes, invocations, hymns, and altar exercises. Listing deceased members follows the order of exercises.
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Elks
Vincent A. Scully
Waterbury
WII
Naugatuck Lodge
J. v. O. Kiky
Wil
Exer
Neceima
So Vlock
Hils
Vincent A. Sctlly
Witerbury Lodge
B.P. O. Ellis
Rudolph Lenneyvs
Ethel Salmongon
Gsther Anderson
John J. Burke
Gounod
Ethel Salmonson
Mster Anderson
Esther Anderson
Waterbury Hodge
Ellis
Holy City
Adams John J. Burke
Benediction
Jave William Kennedy
Robert Griffith
Charles I. Dalton
John J. Bowe
J. Edward Doo
Ulrich Slaring
Alfred Melbourne
Thomas I. Cavanaugh
Thomas F. Casey
Edward B. Driscoll
Charles N. Freeman
J. W. Robbins
Morris Freedman
John J. Worrell
Ernest W. Swanson
Edward J. Leary
Thomas J. Gibbons
Miss Mills Improves as Rest Urged in Court Case
Miss Charlotte Mills twenty year old daughter of slain Eleanor Mills improved today after collapsing in a courtroom ante room while awaiting recall as a witness in the Mills triad. She remains under nervous care and needs rest. she has attended court since the trial began but has been indisposed since Thanksgiving week. American ambassador Sheffield urged protection for the Hacienda Las Tusias near Matamoras owned by American citizen J P Farandez after agrarians attacked the ranch, a sanguinary battle ensued with deaths reported.
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Somerville
N.J
Charlotte Mills
Eleanor Mills
Nfall- Mills Triad
Tlexico
Dee.d
Sheffield
Foreign Office
Las Tusias
Matamoras
J. P. Farandez
Stratford Voters Split on Manager Government Referendum
Stratford observers followed Naugatuck’s decision to reject the city manager form of government 1049 to 1102. Harold C. Lovell of Stratford argued the miner form failed Stratford’s needs while Carlton Day Reed urged the manager plan’s advantages. News of Naugatuck’s defeat stirred mixed Stratford reactions.
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Stratford
Naugatuck
Harold C. Lovell
Carlton Day Reed
Republican Control in the Balance in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Republican control of the seventieth Congress hanging by a thread as two political missteps by President Coolidge threaten peace with insurgent senators. President’s nomination of C F Mudgett as U S marshal in North Dakota angers Senator Ryan J Frazier and Senator Gerald P Nye, risking party unity and potential Democratic takeover of Senate organization.
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William 1. Hutchinson
N.S
Washington
Congress
Coolidee
Senate
C.F. Mudgett
Ryan J. Frazier
All Committee
Frazier
Nye
Mudgett
Mistrial motion in Hall Mills case denied by judge
Courthouse Somerville N J Dec 1 The state's motion for a mistrial in the Hall Mills case was denied by Judge Charles W Parker. Prosecutor Alexander Simpson claimed jurors were biased sleeping and discussing the case with outsiders. Defense counsel McCarter objected to the motion while jurors were examined for guard lapses and possible conflicts.
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Parker
Hall-Mills
Ames Te Kilgalien
Somerville
Nod
Charles W. Parker
Alexander Simpson
Simpson
Somervile
Inillon-Dol- Jar
Francis Stevens Hall
Henry
Willie Stevens
Hobart
McCarter
James L. Kelgalhen
I. N.S
Court House
N. J
Alexander Shmpson
A.m. Simpson
Frank VT. Cleary
Hiobert. HW. McCarter
U. C
Defenge
Noddiig
Robert Connors
Oight
Redfern Company
Couple Fined for Liquor Transport in Darien
Curlen Dec 1. Joseph Hallino of 2008 West Seventh and Mrs Bety Milrot of 1619 East 23rd Brooklyn were fined 1900 and costs and jailed 30 days with jail term suspended for transporting liquor without a permit. They had 200 bottles of ale over three percent at arrest on May 10. Milrot claimed she to get 35 dollars for custody of contents. Ballino allegedly guest. Solomon loaded car. Milrot said husband deserted her with four children to support.
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Curlen
Joseph Hallino
West Seventh Street
Bety. Milrot
East Twenty-Third Street
Brooklyn
Erely
Chartes
Dana
Bridgeport
Ballino
Solomon
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Naugatuck Elks
Miss Mills
Million-Dome Defense
Mers
Hall
Hep
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