Detention Warrants Issued for Two DeLucia Brothers
Acting Coroner Stevenson orders detention warrants for Rosaria and Joseph DeLucia brothers in law to Rosaria Martelli the murdered cobbler case on West Avenue. They were questioned and released, authorities later detaining them to be thoroughly examined at an inquest. The widow Mrs Martelli also held for investigation with the two brothers and others at police quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Stevenson
Rosaria DeLucia
Joseph DeLucia
Rosaria Martelli
West Avenue
Stevenson
Delweins
Imlan
DeLucia
DeLucian
Clifford B. Wilson
Bridgeport
Ted
Ian
Martello
Aliso
Rebels Move on Shanghai Ignoring Armistice
A flotilla of revolutionary warships with troops sailed from Canton toward Shanghai. The move signals a possible Pekin expedition if peace talks fail, violating the armistice as Li Yuan Hung refuses to honor it. Peace prospects dim if Premier Yuan Shi Kai is not consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tien Tain
Canton
Shanghai
Pekin
Li Yuan Hung
Yuan Shi Kai
Imperials Break Armistice and Slaughter Rebels
United Press report says Imperial troops violated armistice terms by striking Chang Sun's rear guard at Pukow, nearly wiping it out. Rebels were caught off guard and shot down. General Chang Sun seeks Li Yuan Hung to halt peace talks and start action toward Pekin amid reports of heavy fighting at Chang Chow. Rebels reportedly defeated at the north gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chang Sun
Pukow
Li Yuan Hung
Pekin
Amoy
Chang Chow
Weather Indications For New Haven December Forecast
Unsettled weather with local rains tonight and Wednesday. Cooler feel with moderate southwest and west winds. high pressure moving in from the Pa loe coast. Fog and light rain expected in sections east of the Mississippi. abnormally warm along the North Atlantic coast and eastern lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
St. Lawrence Valley
North Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Lake Faxion
Paole
Check Forgery With New Game Works Stores
A clever check forger used a fresh ruse to steal from Hartigan's Gardner's and others, exchanging a 50 cent bromoseltzer delivery for a $10 check and $9.50 change. He claimed an office in Security Building or Newfield Building, met a messenger in a corridor, and fled toward the railroad. The Staples bank checks were drawn to George Langdon and signed by Harry Larsen with endorsements by RS Hannan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartigan's
Gardner
Newfield
Special Train for Bridgeport to New Haven Parade
Bridgeport plans a Great White Way Parade special train for July evening events. A 100 member Bridgeport delegation will depart at 7 PM and return at 10 30 PM with Second Company foot guard escort and Capt J B Kennedy in command. Refreshments served on return trip. Bridgeport values Made in Bridgeport as the slogan of Connecticuts industrial capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Bridgeport Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Bridgeport
New Haven
J. B. Kennedy
Connectic
Wealthy New York woman sentenced to three months
Mrs. E Virginia Evers, wife of Frederick Evers with a wealth estimated above a million, received a three month sentence for cruelly beating her ward, 11 year old Alice Elizabeth Randolph, at Blackwell's Island. She collapsed in court and was led to begin her term this afternoon amid society presence. The case, investigated by the Children's Society, involved a riding crop and raised questions about the child's parentage, later disclosed to the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
E. Virginia Evers
Frederick E. Evers
Blackwell's Island
Alice Elizabeth Randolph
Evers
Children’s Society
Jerome Rogan Hosts New York Party With Constituents
E Jerome Rogan Fairfield County bar library assistant librarian, known as the Mayor of Seaview avenue in East Bridgeport, returns from a New York trip with guests. They visit the Hippodrome and dine at top restaurants, including Child's, where he praises the wheat cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Jerome Rogan
Fairfield County Bar Library
East Bridgeport
Seaview Avenue
New York
Hippodrome
Rogan
Child's
Teachers Seek One Uniform Maximum Salary for All Grades
Bridgeport teachers demand abolition of discriminating salaries and a single maximum of 900 dollars for all elementary grades. They cite bias in current pay scales, cite examples from other cities, and plan a public campaign to persuade the Board of Education, noting 260 of about 284 teachers support the move.
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Board of Education
Bell
Bridgeport Teachers’ Association
Veness
New Rochelle
Hoboken
Jersey City
Paterson
Camden
N. J
Pittsburg
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Passaic
Bayonne
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Des Moines
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Boston
Peeae
Geulinnciiteriae
Ev Parade
Teachers’ Association
Bridgeport
Teachers Association
Horace Wells Club Elects Officers for Year
Bridgeport dentist Dr. Frederick Hindsley will serve as president of the Horace Wells club for the coming year at its annual meeting and banquet in Hartford marking the 67th anniversary of anesthesia discovery. New officers include Vice President Dr. Albert W. Crosby and Secretary Treasurer Dr. Chas McManus. Other attendees included Drs. Eberle Porter Fones Strang Gibbs Steere Lyon Rosenbluth Griffith and W. V. Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Horace Wells Club
Frederick Hindsley
Bridgeport
Albert W. Crosby
New
London
Chas
McManus
Frederick G. Eberle
George L. Porter
Alfred C. Fones
W. Strang
Girl Nabs Big Fugitive and Hangs on Tight
Three men wanted in Bridgeport for robbery were captured in New Rochelle. Miss Mollie Burk aided police by trapping one fugitive as he fled, while Lieut. Frank Cody and Det. Joseph Fanelli pursued the others through yards and hedges. The suspects, named John Pino, Joseph H Kane, and Michael Kane, all Boston men, were taken into custody near Burling Lane and North Avenue. Local authorities await word from New Rochelle on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New Rochelle
New York
North Avenue
Charles J. Burk
Burling Lane
Northvenue
Mise Mollie Burk
Hig Yard
Warner
Personal Tax Collectors Vindicated Hearings Support City Tax
The article defends the three personal tax collectors appointed by Farmer Mayor Buckingham, noting they gathered about $29,000 through a comprehensive records system. It highlights wide outreach, with returns from California, Canadian provinces, dozen states, and other Connecticut towns. About 14,000 of 24,000 registrants were taxed, amid initial criticism and obstacles as work began February 1, 1911, with due dates moved to March 1, 1912 for 1911 collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Connecticut
California
Massachusetts
New York State
Sinking Fund Requisition Filed With City Auditor
Sinking Fund commissioners filed the first requisition to City Auditor Keating for the next fiscal year. The total amount is 19500 dollars, with 5500 dollars allocated to the First district. The funds liquidate the city's bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Governor Baldwin Advocates Connecticut Farm Advantage
Governor Simeon Bell Baldwin addressed 400 farmers at Eagles hall marking the opening of the State Board of Agriculture three day meeting. He said Connecticut markets lie near urban centers like Bridgeport, offering an advantage over Western farms. Joseph Wing of Mechanicsburg Ohio discussed alfalfa and soil treatment, claiming alfalfa yields six times value per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon
Baldwin
Eagles’ Hall
State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Clifford B. Wilson
State Board
Wilson H. Lee
Orange
John DePeu
Joseph Wing
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Wing
David Snedden
State Board of Education of
Massachusetts
Delinquents Hurry to Pay Taxes After Notice
Tax delinquents are urged to pay by noon after a recent notice. Collectors explain penalties and steps to settle the accounts. Names and places are not clearly legible in the fragment.
Twelve days in jail for nonpayment of personal tax
Prosecuting Attorney Alexander DeLaney estimates the personal tax of two dollars may lead to twelve days in jail as a penalty. The state tax law allows one demand or a notice left at the home, then instructions to pay or face arrest. Each offender raises county and city costs, impacting Fairfield county and Bridgeport budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Howe Ff
City Hall
Ie En Ciermie
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Canfield Rubber 69 Sues For Property Back
Canfield Rubber Co sues for 3500 damages in Superior Court alleging a property frontage dispute on Raihead Avenue. The case involves an agreement to sell the land and payment terms, with references to a neighboring parcel and court actions. A separate note mentions injuries at Keney Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield Rubber
Brosade
Brow Canfield Rubber Co
St ‘Ates Chiarvelle
Tt ix Fendant Agrena
S ‘Endant Agri
Raihead Avenue
Pehl Se
Rintheitt
Abe Canfield Cn
Nater
Superior Court
Classified ads listing rentals sales and services
Multiple short notices show for rent rooms and flats and for sale buildings and residences. Advertisers include 865 Olive Street for a one room unit and 1225 Fairfield Avenue for a cooking and laundry staff. Also offers for piano, clothing items, and a residence on Bierweiler Avenue with eleven rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox's
Fairfield Ave
State Street
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Great ‘White Way
E. Jerome Rogan
Hindsley
Banquet
Rae
Delinga
Aden Snel Ta Keney Hospital
Renn
Xmas & Lee
Cannon St
Quilty’s
Dancing Academy
Dial & Lee
McEnelly
Fox’s
Esi
Buck Mfg. Co
New London
Conn
Cannon
People's Savings Bank
Milton
Steinway
Chickering
Howard, Wesser
McPhail
Durand
Ferch Piano Co
Noble Avenue
Stillman St
Tild
Hear
Park
D. B. Ney
St. Titi
Bierwewl Ave
D. R. Whitney
Bt. Tite
SAI
Salek
Jewett Ave
Whitney
Victor
Fox
Milesman
New Haven Ce
Piarem
G. P
Edgewood Ava
Haven
Teriny Pur
Anti & Black Lynx
Titte
Warner Suilineg Ber
Western Union Telegraph
David
Stratheld Hotel
Center Street
Center
Bommos & Biltz
Astros Roz
W. HF
McCsombie Ree
Douglas Shoe Store
Talking Machines Records
Wai Ave
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