Further Arrests In Alleged Plot To Slay Mussolini
Reports from Italy describe new arrests and detentions across Naples Turin Genoa Mantua and Rome in connection with a broad plot against Premier Mussolini. The conspiracy reportedly aimed to topple the Savoy dynasty and establish an Italian Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
Vite
Rome
Yentua
Genoa
Turin
Naples
Lewther
Canella
Teader
Mantua
Tl Tevere
Iatla Libera
Free Italy
Sembenclli
Uligse Ducci
Tito Zamboni
Manion Sentenced for Second Degree Murder in Historic Trial
In a crowded Superior Court, Mannion was found guilty of murder in the second degree after one hour and nineteen minutes of deliberation. Judge Oliver W. Branch sentenced him to life in the state prison at Candera. Spectators and Mannion’s sisters watched in stunned silence as the verdict and sentence were delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Miton, Jr
Everett
Lampada
Exeter
Tearn
Jorney
Jeremy Waidion
Irons CIA Hinkley
Mannion
Oliver Philbrick
Cancera
Bott
Wilbur
Shaw
Self
Mary Burnyway
Brest
Ainher
Tudge Branch
Jay
Tudge “Branch
Branch
Rundlete
Gainel
Marshal Ducker
Manilon
Miss Stoltz Burned In Auto Fire On Exeter Street
Nov 7 Miss Ian Stoltz 21 of 2 Worcester Place was burned in a car fire when a short circuit trapped her inside a sedan in front of a legal office. Passersby freed her and she was taken to Providence Hospital Tyrone. Dr Frank Celce treated her with others at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diva Il
Tulyoke
Ian Stoltz
Worcester Place
Peor Seca Hospital
Stoltz
Guy B. Corey
Exeter
Living conditions and economic outlook abroad
Assorted Press report notes that material living standards in the United States improved gradually, with signs of stabilizing currencies and normalizing business conditions in nations abroad, reflecting a broader transition from wartime production to peacetime economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assolated Press
Washington
Ame
Firemen Overcome in Four-Story Lowell Blaze
More than a score of firemen were overcome by smoke and gas as a four story Lowell building burned for four hours. Two company captains were injured by collapsing flooring and several others cut by flying glass. The Tassto building and merchandise suffered about 35,000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Tass
Refuge Request Denied for Countess Karolyi Admission
The State department refused to grant a renewed U S admission request for Countess Karolyi wife of the former Hungarian president. James F Curtis of Curtis Fosdick Belknap presented the plea before Secretary Kellogg and the firm had been retained by the countess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Nov. T
State Department
Karolyi
Record broken in long flight by aviator
Rome November 7 Associated Press reports Comdn Francisco de Penido Trajan completed a record long flight return from Tokyo arriving in Rome from Naples at 3 p m The event marks a new nonstop distance achievement in aviation history slight garbling aside the core fact highlights the attempted record and arrival location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Rome
Francisco
de Penido
Trajan
Toyko
Naplesi
Payroll Bandits Strike in Providence Heist
Six armed men robbed the Public Service Production office in East Providence, taking a payroll totaling about $20,900 from contractor Joseph McCormick. The band used a car with Massachusetts plates and struck in an exclusive Travidence neighborhood before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Providence
Th. L. Soc
Joseph' McCormick
East Providence
Massachusetts
Harrison
Andrews Seeks Home Rule to Boost Prohibition Efforts
Chicago November 7 Associated Press A key address urged all states and communities to resume home rule in order to enforce prohibition. The Treasury official leading federal enforcement said the department focuses on sharing duties with state authorities to speed and clarify law enforcement and reduce overlaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Treasury
Andretta
Measures Approved by Cabinet in Paris November 7
Paris Premier Pavileges announces financial measures approved by the cabinet. They are sent to the finance committee of the Chamber of Deputies immediately for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Bituminous Basis Planned to Replace Anthracite
Washington reports the plan to switch from anthracite to bituminous coal to cut fuel costs by about 70.8 million dollars annually. John Hays Hammond, chairing the coal commission, said President Coolidge was informed and that no action under current law can end the anthracite mining suspension. He estimated East stockpiles could fuel plants through mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bross
Washington
New England
Coolidge
John Hays Hammond
Coal Com Tmission
Hammond
Baron of Woonsocket Held on Forgery Charges in Maynard
Romilius R L, Baron of Woonsocket, charged with forgery and passing bad checks, was held in 50 000 bail in District Court at Maynard Mass for a hearing. Police said he may be head of a check-forging ring operating in New England. A spider was found near Mount Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maynard
Mass
Romilius
Woonsocket
R. L
Kourtberg
Nevis
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Agnes
Toury
Robbs Motor Company
Kittery, Maine
Freeman's
HALL
Travidence
Andrews
Neighre
Mt Everett
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!