Yale Star Athlete Corey Fails to Save Bonds in Court
Allan Corey son of William Ellis Corey raced from the railroad station to Bridgeport city court but arrived too late to save his bonds. Judge Wilder had left and the youth sought an authority figure as he faced forfeiture on $100 bonds posted by John T. King of Bridgeport.
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Allan Corey
Steel Trust
William Ellis Corey
Yale
John Resan
Alexander DeLaney
Clifford M. Gorgas
Young Corey
Grand Central Etalion At & O'Clock
Bridgeport
John T. King
Mary De Paulo Weds to Get Work and No Arithmetic
A 14 year old Mary De Paulo marries Salvatore Cassarini to win a work permit in New York. Officials question her education and whether she may work before age 16, while the husband presses to have her employed in a Warner Brothers factory. The Education Board weighs school attendance versus labor rules amid a rare precedent.
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de Paulo
Washington Avenue
Salvatore Cassarini
Charlies Hall
State Board of Education
Mary de Paulo
Warner Brothers Factory
Education Board
Broad Street
Mary
William Thomas
Angelo D*toro
Church of the Holy Rosary
Hartford
Antonio
Angela Cassarini
America
Lexington Avenue
Italy
Wesleyan loses pitcher to Washington AL team
ESI Middletown reports Wesleyan freshman Robert Austin of Corning New York signed with the Washington team of the American League and will report in the spring. The home of John Dorsch at 552 Maple Street saw chimney fire that was extinguished without damage. Velvet is used to trim tailored salts of linen.
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Middletown
Wesleyan
Robert Austin
Corning
N. Y
Washington
Austin
Chamics! Company No.1
John Dorsch
Maple Street
Business Growth At Remington Arms Union Metallic Convention
A Stratfield convention report details Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge exposure to milestone growth over a decade and a dynamic Military and Promotion Day led by W H Johnson. James L Head and E M Willis comment on progress likened to a rising stone and 40 ton bowling ball. events include debates on advertising, a rope dancing mock contest, and notices on future travel to New York.
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Remington Arms—Union Metallic Cartridge Company
the Stratfield
W. H. Johnson
New York
Military and Promotion Department
Johnson
James L. Head
Head
Mr. Willis
Tom A. Marshall
F. B. Clark
A. R. Howell
T. L. Briggs
Briggs
Fair City
Seaside
Belmont
Rush Razee
Carl Schilling
W. A. Hillis
Alfred P. Lane
Lane
Freyler’s Rathskellar Toasted by Remington Union
Two hundred fifty salesmen and foremen of the Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company christened Freyler’s new rathskellar with a company smoker. Tom Marshall and “Texas Tick” Berry led the fun in a night of toasts, parodies, cabaret acts, and lively stories, while Freyler hosted a Dutch supper and a well attended celebration featuring Elks hospitality and a colorful tie as a centerpiece.
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Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Freyler
Rathskellar
KR. A-U. M. CG
Tom Marshall
Rathshellar
Texas
Berry
Bridgeport
H. T
Hitchhy Koo) Warren
New York
Reisenweber’s
Bill Smith
Tom Mershall
Tom
Bir Hall
Nashville
Tenn
Ed Cox
Bert Forest
O’donnell
Mars
Seth
Tom” Briggs
Sudden Death of James Noonan Shocks Bridgeport
James Noonan longtime Bridgeport resident and parish trustee at St Patrick of North Bridgeport died suddenly after midnight at 1176 Hurd Avenue aged about 70. A Democrat and former Common Council member he worked in U M C Co carpentry most of his life and led parish charitable efforts with the Catholic Benevolent Legion Holy Name Society and total abstinence causes. He leaves six children Michael Frank Catherine Mary and Mrs Martin Kelly and Mrs Martin Dw.
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James Noonan
St. Patrick’s R. C
Bridgeport
Noonan
Ireland
U. M. C. Cos Carpentry Department
North Bridgeport
St. Patrick's Parish
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Holy Name Society
Deadlock Over Joint Rules Spurs Historic Connecticut Assembly
Special to The Farmer reports a long filibuster as the Senate and House clash over House and joint rules at the start of Connecticut's 1913 General Assembly. Democrats push for multi party representation and amendments, while Republicans defend party control, delaying key legislation and signaling a protracted session. Governor Baldwin meanwhile sends two messages on US Senators by popular vote and constitutional amendment voting thresholds.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Rep
Webster
Harwinton
Hall
Willington
Halls
Roraback
Thoms
House
Lenate
Thome
Senate
Wilson
Bridgeport
Baldwin
Congress
United States
Georgia
Death of Rudolph Stoeffel Ends Notable 19th Century Murder Case
Rudolph Stoeffel, a life prisoner at Wethersfield State Prison, died of heart failure at 63. Convicted in Fairfield County on Oct 18 1889 for second degree murder in the Peck case, his drawn out trial and subsequent confession followed a web of testimonies and jailhouse disclosures. The case hinged on circumstantial links and a dramatic sequence of events including a confession to cellmates and concealment of the weapon.
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Wethersfield
Rudolph Stoeffel
Prentice
Fairfield County
Stoeffel
Andrew J. Peck
Newtown
Jennie Lockwood
Peck
Rudolph
Iteeffel
Westcott Mien
Carl Meyers
William Settson
Meyers
Trae
Long Island
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes denies retirement report from Supreme Court
Washington reported Justice Holmes emphatically denied retiring from the United States Supreme Court saying there is nothing to it and he has not considered the question. He noted he reached the retirement age last month. In a separate fire incident a basement blaze at Neil M. Muirhead's paint store caused about 2000 in damage with two alarms and heavy response.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Neil M. Muirhead
Court Exchange
Edward Mooney
Judson Springs Prize Fight Case Prompts Arraignments
State's Attorney Judson says Daniel Hatfield Henry Sayles and George Efford must face arraignment at the February term of the criminal superior court for promoting or encouraging the prize fight in Stratford last August. Judge Case also sentences Louis Palmer to 40 days in jail for being a second for Kid Palmer.
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Daniel Hatfield
Henry Sayles
George Efford
Stratford
Judean
Criminal Superior Court
Hatfield
Sayles
Efford
Louis Palmer
Palmer
Kid Palmer
Henry E. Reilly
William Grimes
Daniel Dillon
Ned
Judson
Dillon
George F. Mara
R. G. DeForest
Sturney
Blackfield
Charse
Retail Lumber Dealers Enjoined by U.S. Court in Anti-Trust Case
The United States district court granted a permanent injunction against the Eastern Retail Lumber Dealers and related associations for circulating wholesale dealer lists deemed blacklists. The decision ends the eastern lumber trade association's operations, with conferences ceased before suit and no criminal prosecution pursued.
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New York
United States District Court
Eastern Retail Lumber Jers' Associations
Eastern Branch
The
Lumber Trust
Lacombe
Eastern Retail Lumber Dealers Association
New York Lumber Trade Association
Building Serial Men’s Association
Newsey Lumbermen’s Protective Assation
Retail Lumbermen's Association
Lumber Dealers’ Assoriation of
Connecticut
Massachusetts Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Rhode Island
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Baltimore
Lumber Exchange of
District of Columbia
Anna Held Finalizes Absolute Divorce From Ziegfeld
New York reports confirm Anna Held, actress, obtained final divorce from Florence Ziegfeld Jr., theatrical producer, after an earlier interlocutory decree. Counsel also filed a $33,000 judgment note held against Ziegfeld, tied to a Paris loan. No reconciliation or remarriage occurred. In related city news, a window at Hincks Brothers & Company bankers sustained a non-damaging blast alert heard near Court Exchange.
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New York
Florence Ziegfeld, Jr
Anna Held
Supreme Court
Newburger
Miss Held
Ziegfeld
Paris
Broadway
Strikers Tie Up Police Across New York City
Police contend with widespread labor unrest as garment workers and hotel staff stage coordinated strikes in New York. Pickets surround factories and hotels while clashes at the Hotel Astor prompt arrests and police action.
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New York
Oity
Sie Belice
Rhenen
Wii
Hotel Astor la
Astor
Tetet Ak
Triker
State Pharmacists Hear Session On Legislation
The midwinter meeting of the State Pharmaceutical Association opened at Ellis hall in State effent with President 5 S Aller presiding. Routine reports were given and the session adjourned for a noon restart. The afternoon agenda includes regulatory measures to be urged by the committee, focusing on narcotics sale restrictions aligned with other states.
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State Pharmaceutical Association
Ellis’ Hall
Effent
5. S. Aller
South News Walk
Llanehee
General Assembly
City learns it does not own land after 400 years misprint
New Haven January 1 The city discovers it does not own land on Water Street title issues hinder sale The Water Street property linked to the Green and City Mall reverts to the committee when the fire house project is halted The long neglected title complicates the prospective buyer’s plan and raises questions about ownership and past funding.
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New Haven
Het
Perry
Brakeman Harrington killed near Danbury
The report states Samuel Merrington, 46, a brakeman on the New Haven road from New London, was killed at West Pealging after stepping in front of a vehicle. The incident occurred today according to early details from local authorities.
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Danbury
Jan
Samuel Merringeton
New London
New Haven Road
Was &F
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St. Patrick’s Church
Judson Springs
Billy’’ Grimes
U. S
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Hincks Bros
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