Hallen Funeral Here Thursday in Nashua Tribute
The passing of Hallen prompts city offices to close during his funeral. Tributes stamp the city, with body likely lying in state at his brother’s home, and processions planned. Key officials and figures from Nashua attend as memorials unfold acknowledging his long service in education and public office.
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Agagen Fouhell
Kaishte
Co- Srmiburabd
Tsa Harel
Sherwood Yaar
Thomas M
Frank Wedie
Edwerd m
Auracus Spenn Crowley
Iekromner Thomas
Allen Jen
Hslee Wes
Augustine's Church
Ard Halien
Toki
Howors
Markham Hailen
Vom
Nashua
S.H
Jena
Breal
Gherry
Ummembar
Tte
Wal- Sayras
Manbury
Sasi
Denbury Delemstes
Walsh
Warahews
Far Gilend
Halion
Sedge Ballen
Amd
Augustus Shea
County Clare
Ireland
Sontinent
Germany
Min
Yale Law School
Court Urged to Vacate Child Support Order
Attorney Herbert E. Sharpe petitions the superior court to cancel the quarterly $25 child support, claiming health issues and abandonment by Helen Turney Sharps of Fairfield in 1912. He seeks weekly visits with the child, restores the name from Marion to Rhoda, and notes a divorce was granted on the basis of desertion.
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Herbert E. Sharpe
Dieres
Helen Turney Sharps
Fairtidla
Superior Court
Sharpe
Meriden
Marion
Rhoda
Barton
Mra Sharpe
Sharon
Tries death by own action by gas Pulmotor saves life
Louis Abramovits, 24, of 420 Bunnell street, attempted suicide today by inhaling gas. When found, he seemed beyond hope, but Dr. Beaudry and the Pul motor were able to revive him. He is now at Water Port Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Louis Abramovits
Bunnell Street
Dr. Beaudry
Cmorweber
Dillon Seeks Restore Rights After Stratford Fight
Daniel J Dillon of Stratford city who was jailed for his role in the Stratford fight in August 1913 says he will apply to the General Assembly for restoration of his rights as a citizen. Dillon and several others were arrested after an open air event Sunday provoking Stratford residents and resulting in arrests of youths and others involved.
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Daniel J Dillon
Stratford
General Assembly
Dillon
Youne Dorkin
Kid Pabwer
Budget Hold Up Delays Bridgeport Police Requisition
The Bridgeport police budget request faces delays as officials seek to confirm how many officers support a course at the F230 C gymnasium. The final amount may be split. half the cost would be added to the requisition.
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Bridgeport
Court to appoint panel to examine arson suspect
Sheriff Vollmer asked Judge Curtis to appoint a commission to examine Charles Butler who faces arson charges. The court named Dr. Limcom Banks, Charles C. Goafrey, and D. M. Trecartin to conduct the mental examination.
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Charles
President Silent on War Embargoes
Washington dispatch reports President Wil aan has taken no stand on embargoes amid war tensions. He offered no opinion to Congressmen as European unrest and old coves are noted, leaving policymakers without guidance on upcoming measures.
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Washington
Wil [Een
Europe
John T. King Slated for Board of Apportionment
Four new faces are set to join the board of apportionment next year as terms expire for Albert H. MacDonald William T. Hincks Norman Leeds and John Dezso. Mayor Wilson is expected to appoint John King to one of the seats while others’ replacements remain undecided amid bipartisan shifts and internal city politics.
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Albert H. MacDonald
William T. Hincks
Norman Leeds
John Dez
Xore
MacDonald En Hincks
Leeds
Board of Contract and Supply
George L Catlin
Wilson
MacDionsid
Hincks
Dezso
West End
John King
King
Meyer Wilson
Kise
Europe
D. H. Weiner
Charities Board Sets Budget For Fiscal Year Involving Health and Public Works
The Charities Board presents its fiscal year budget with estimates totaling about 127.1 thousand dollars for the department of health and hospital services. Provisions include funds for family visitation, care for children, ambulance and emergency services, hospital and asylum upkeep, andAllocations for physicians, pharmacists, and support staff. The plan also covers museum and asylum-related expenses, with notable increases in ambulance operations, patient examinations, and staff salaries to meet stated needs.
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Tsoar
Sfeanea
Chis
Pndar
Esr
Eve Mapecinifen
Ama
Greece
Lake
Askea
Ascen
As Vestigutor
New Police Appointments Rumors At Board Meeting
Ten patrolmen were to be named, with Lieutenant likely for Peter Hall, a detective sergeant. Candidates included Sergeant James Walker and Sergeant John McGirr, brother-in-law of Alderman Daniel Walleye, amid Democratic and Republican tensions. A final list of five Democrat and five Republican appointees was expected to be decided Thursday night, with over 50 applicants for the new posts.
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Peter Hall
Leutenant
James Walker
Jom —E McGirr
Resker
Teputilcan
Tiett
McGirr
Rejected Bills Finally Reach Common Council
City payment now due for alterations to sewer wells and Warrenite work. Bills from Pierce Mfg Co and B D Pierce Jr Co, totaling over 37,000, were presented to the paving and sewer commission but not endorsed. They were slipped into the council on a streets and sidewalks committee recommendation and ordered paid.
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Director of
Public Works
Jacob A‘ Contade
Pierce Mfg. Co
B. D. Pierce, Jr., Co
Paving and Sewer Commission
Council
Streets and Sidewalks Committee
Swindlers Pose As Court Impose Fine On Pedlar
A mock arrest on Stratford avenue led Samuel Serado of 56 Water street to pay $13 after two men claiming detectives and a mock judge questioned him about licenses. The "court" fined him then remitted costs due to insufficient funds. Serado reported the ruse to police as they search for the impostors posing as officers of the law.
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Bolden
Samuel Seradoplis
Water Street
Geo. Arhdla
Suradopia
Stratford Avenue
Seradeyne
1 Police
Local Court Session Reports Minor Offenses and Fines
Frank Johnson a 12 year old of New tesin riding faced intoxication and theft charges but was discharged for lack of evidence. Michael Braska of Waterstreet received jail reduction for intricate offense. Ric card CorpsH and Philip Letrice of Lexington avenue fined $1 each for breach of the peace. Percy Dervis of Courtland street fined $5 for wounding the peace. Joseph Sve alias Schwarts hearing on embezzlement continued. Alexander Downs of Greens Farms found guilty of reckless automobile operation on December 14.
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Frank Johnson
New Tesin
Peter Tofoie
Clar Jence Street
Ner
Michael Braska
Waterstreet
Lakeview
Riccard Corpsh
Philip Letrice
Lexington Avenue
Polls
B. O. ‘Hall
The
Humane Society
Percy Dervis
Courtland
Sheent
Joseph Sve
Schwarts
Beck
Cleveland
Pequopnock
Alexander Downs
B. ‘T. Bedford
Greens Farms
Andrew Smith
Bunnell Street
Shortest Day Marked by Winter Arrival and Court Pleas
Meteorologists note December 22 begins winter with daylight at about eight hours as frigid gusts sweep Seaside Park. In city court, Thomas Brown and Hd McGrath faced arraignment for assault and breach of peace after a transfer dispute. Snowdrifts halt New York Central Rail traffic across northern New York causing delays.
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Ai”Sae
U-15
Vincent's Hospital
Seaside Park
Main
John Henry Frost
Winter
Thomas Brown
Newfield Avenue
Hd McGrath
Harriet Street
Connecticut Co
Coughlin
New
York 18
Christmas Week Notes From A Storied Eastern Port
A mosaic of brief items and anecdotes from wartime and holiday observances. Notable mentions include a U.S. cruiser patrolling the eastern Mediterranean, a Cleveland hotel proprietor found stabbed, and a Norwegian steamer ashore near the Bahamas. Local incidents include a burst sewer trench in Brooklyn washing away street, and reflections on war news, Christmas customs, and youth behavior during the holidays.
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St Marks Avenue
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
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Common Council
Hadley
Santa Claus
Santa
Reed
Hadley's
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Egypt
Jeffa
William J. ‘Troy
Troy
Hawley House
Anita
Csicos Island
Bahamas
Lical
Grandpa
Cindeya
Macie Clews
Junction City
Kanaas
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