Boy Ed Declared Persona Non Grata By United States
Secretary Lansing told German ambassador Count von Bernstorff that Captain Boy Ed naval attache to the German embassy is persona non grata over his ties to conspirators of the Hamburg American Line recently found guilty in New York. Cabinet discussions and lack of comment followed as the State Department said there is nothing more to do but inform Berlin and let Germany determine Boy Ed’s severance from the embassy.
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Lansing
von Bernstorff
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Boy-Ed
United States
New York
State Department
Unitedd States
Black Rock to Host Monster Industrial Plant on Ash Creek
The Gilman property on Ash Creek near New Haven road is eyed for a large industrial complex linked to a new concern. Plans mention a hotel like conversion, ammunition plant potential, and dock facilities with extensive shipping capacity amid contested Grovers avenue rights and nearby acid works.
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Black Rock
Monster Industrial
Ash Creek
Gilwhan
New Haven
Indica Boat Company
Ash
Baimforth Street
Grovers
Harbor View Avenue
George Gilman
Hhen
Gilman Estate
Golden Innoperty
Fairfield Acid Orks
Theaern Shipping
Grovers Avenue
Peter S. Pearsalla
Gilgman
Gilman
Bridge- Projectile Co
Bridgett Forge & Projectile Co
Hoadley Forests
New York
Weather forecast notes fair tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for likely fair conditions tonight and Saturday with light to moderate variables in wind. No significant precipitation is expected and temperatures are mild for the period.
Planning sale of large steel company in Bridgeport
Reports state eee PEs are in progress for the sale of the American Tube and Stamping Co. properties in Bridgeport including the Han cock avenue site and Stratford avenue open hearth works with Howard avenue mills. Directors have traveled to New York and negotiations are believed completed.
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Eee
American Tube & Stamping Co
Wilmot & Hobbs Co
Hancock Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Howard Avenue
New York
American Tube & Stamping
Bridgeport
Frank A. Wilmot
Charles G. Sanford
Charles E. Weeks
A. N
Percy 8
Discrimination Charged by Men in Arms Plant
Union Metallic Cartridge Co machinists plan mass meeting in Eagles hall to discuss alleged discrimination against workers in the mechanics trades. I AM officials travel for updates as 20 men reportedly discharged for union involvement. meeting Sunday will determine next actions. Julia A. ODonnell's estate valued at 2702 with 2890 equity in James Street property and 402 cash in savings.
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Union Metallic/Cartridge Co
Eagles’ Hall
The
International Association of Machinists
Robert M. Fechner
New York
Bridgeport
John R. Anderson
Washington
Thomas
Julia A. O’donnell
W. 5S. Buckley
Alex L. DeLaney
James Street
Death Threat Shocks Westport Saugatuck Area
Pasquale Pafzra nearly dies after Tony Nuzzo, 17, a Saugatuck section hand, fires one shotgun blast into his chest during a morning flare up. Nuzzo fled into nearby woods as a citizen posse and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Perry search for him. Police suspect the pair argued over another target and alcohol fueled the attack. Pafzra is in Norwalk Hospital in serious condition.
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Westport
Pasquale’ Pafzra
Saugatuck
Tony Nuzzle
Pafzra
Norwalk
Nuzzo
Sherif Edgar H. Perry
Paftra
Theelief
Naugatuck
Paszra
Frank McLaurie
Tony “Knox
Perry
Pafzre
Penfield Denies Directors Role in Bridgeport Projectile
Major Walter G Penfield, works manager at Remington and Union Metallic Cartridge plants, denies reports he is a director of the Bridgeport Projectile Co. He states he will not join or oversee the Bridgeport firm. Meanwhile Bridgeport grain elevators through November 30 handled 161,491,000 bushels, a record high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
New Projectile Concern
Walter G Penfield
Remington Arms and Ammunition Co
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
New York
Bridgeport Projectile Co
Bridgeport
Major Penfield
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Projectile Company
Bridgeport Projectile Company
Hoadley
American & British Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Monastir Report Fills Balkans News Vortex
London reports circumscribed accounts of Monastir capture by Austro-German forces and telegraph cuts. The move could reshape Balkan dynamics as Russian advances in Bulgaria trigger broader strategic shifts for the Allies and Central Powers.
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Bulgaria
Saloniki
Monastir
Tueton
London
Monastur
Macedonia
Montenegro
Balkans
Italy
England
Sonnino
Serbia
Germany
Greece
Dvina
Galicia
Dardanelles
British Steamer Langton Hall Sunk by Submarine
The Langton Hall a 4437 ton British steamer sailing from Calcutta to Philadelphia and New York was sunk in the Mediterranean. Part of the crew reached land and the vessel carried a valuable cargo of jute skins burlap cocoanut oil worth about half a million dollars.
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London
Langton Hall
Mediterranean
Calcutta
Philadelphia
New York
Suez
Hall Line
Liverpool
Gas heater accident claims Remington worker in Toronto man
Thomas Smith a 21 year old Remington Arms employee from Toronto was found dead in his room from gas poisoning. He planned to marry Martha Christenson of Randall Avenue and had moved to the city two months earlier to work the 3 to 11 shift at the ammunition plant. The death is ruled accidental after the gas heater half turned on overnight released fumes into the closed room. Funeral plans await word from his sister in Toronto.
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Remington Arms & Ammunition Co
Thomas Smith
Toronto
Canada
Catherine Strickland
Courtland Street
Smith
Martha Christenson
Randall Avenue
Strickland
E. V. White
J. F. Canavan
S. M. Garlick
Cullinan & Mullins
Main Street
Remington
Peter Christensen
Anna Smith
Stadina Road
President Wilson to attend Columbus Chamber luncheon
President Wilson will depart Washington for Columbus Ohio on December 9 by train to attend a luncheon at noon on December 10 hosted in his honor by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Earlier he visited Fort Myer Virginia for a cavalry and field artillery drill benefitting the Army Relief Association.
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Washington
Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Fort Myer
Army Relief Association
Penfield seeks Austrian explanation for Ancona sinking
Vienna reports Ambassador Penfield repeated Washington demand for Austria to answer the note on how the Ancona was sunk by an Austrian submarine in the Mediterranean with American deaths. Washington also plans protests to Britain over the seizure of the Hocking and potential moves against Genesee and Kankakee.
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Vienna
Frederick C. Penfield
Ancona
Mediterranean
England
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Young
Halifax
Royal Social Club remonstrance hearing notes noise complaints
County commissioners heard testimony about disturbances attributed to the Royal Social Club of 839 Broad Street. Witnesses described loud talking after midnight and drunken scenes, with 105 members and an absence of drink sales to outsiders. The mayor sent a letter of regret for missing the club opening. decision reserved.
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County ‘Commissioners
Royal Social Club
Broad Street
Thomas W. Rooney
Liberty Street
R. L. Swain
South Congregational Church
Williams
Prospect School
Swain
William Siebs
Wilson
Teutonic Forces Defeat Serbian Detachments Near Mitrovitza
German headquarters announced that scattered Serbian detachments southwest of Mitrovitza near the Montenegrin border were defeated by Teutonic forces in engagements yesterday and more than 1,200 Serbians were taken prisoner.
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Berlin
Mitrovitza
Teutonic
Accused Husband Rises 900 on Family Gems in Darien
Pawn tickets show William F. Fair and John Devereaux raised 900 on jewelry. Both men bond at 5000 each in a manslaughter case over Margaret Fair's death. Jewelry from New York pawnshops valued at more than 2000, including a $400 ring.
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William
F. Fair
Darien
John Keogh
Norwalk
Verelli
Fair
John Devereaux
Criminal Superior Court
Margaret Fair
William Fair
Farr
Devereaux
New York
Court delays disposition of four Hamburg line conspirators
New York December 3 federal district court postponed the final disposition of Dr Karl Buenz and three associates convicted of conspiracy to deceive and defraud the United States. Judge Howe set hearing for motions but postponed again to tomorrow morning. Annie M Bradley widow of Willard H Bradley died in Utica and arrived here for private funeral at Henry E Bishop mortuary chapel.
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New York
Federal District Court
Karl Buenz
United States
Howe
Annie MM. Bradley
Annie M
Willard H. Bradley
Utica
Bradley
Seaview
Henry EB
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Great Corporation
Czar
Balkan
Reuter
Nicholas
Pachitek
Teutons
Icai
Army Drill
New_York
Norfolk
Reid
Genesee
Kankakee
American Transatlantia Co
W. F. Fair
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