Archbal d’s Leniency Ties Plea Bias in Impeachment Probe
Washington June 3. The impeachment inquiry into Judge R W Archbald revealed favoritism toward pool operators. District Attorney Wise testified that Archbald refused to punish defendants, accepted one tied plea, and blocked harsher sentences for lawyers and rail executives amid negotiations and protests.
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Washington
R.W. Archbald
Comcourt
House Judiciary Committee
Wise
New York
Archibald
Cnt
B. E. Jack
Archbald
Ing H Archbald
Edwin Rine
E. 5
Reise
New Attormer
Lackawanna Railroad
Al 20
A Iearlen
Suisidee
Fountain Deluxe to Grace City at Central Location
City approves private funding for a fountain project, intended for a central site, with Mayor outlining the plan and steps. Classifieds and notices mix in, including ads, job listings, and small business notices from Bridgeport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Deluxe
Grace City
Seven Strikers Shot by Police in Clinton Mass
Clinton Mass June 3 Four women and three men were shot when four policemen charged a crowd of 300 textile mill workers in the Our Lady of The Rosary churchyard. Two women feared dead. The IWW strikers walked out of Lancaster Mills seeking a living wage and better conditions. Police said a picket attempt to stop a woman going to work precipitated the violence. A sergeant said he chased a crowd after a scream and stones and bricks pelted officers as they advanced. Major Dwinnell of Worcester County took charge and called for aid as tensions rose.
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Clinton
Mass
Our Lady of the Rosary
Lancaster Mills
Dwinnell
Worcester County
Witchburg
Collision in Main Street Fatal Injury Reported
June 30 at Torrington a driver Schummaker struck a boy who ran into the street from behind two other cars. The boy, Joseph Schaefer, six, died. Schummaker, with his wife, was en route to a summer home. witnesses say he was not at fault and an official inquiry was expected to clear him. Also includes unrelated classified notices and rental ads from the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schummaker
Won't Let Their Son Wed He May Be Sent to Prison
Julius Elko aged 18 and Mary Elko aged 16, both connected to a newborn child, were held for trial in the Superior Court with bail of 2600 in the city court today after parents refused consent for their marriage. Authorities sought an amicable settlement, but the parents blocked the union. Julius, residing at 324 Willard Street, Mary at 209 Hallett, await the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Elko
Mary Elko
Mary
Julius
Willard Street
Hallett
Rayner seeks higher widow's pension for Schley's kin
Washington reports Senator Hayner of Maryland urging an increase in Mrs Schley's pension from 350 to 1600 dollars per year. The two month committee recommends recognition of Admiral Schley's services. Rayner outlined Schley's career and invoked public sentiment to support the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hayner
Maryland
Senate
Schley
Rayner
Sehigg
Ian
Lorimer Says He Will Not Resign in Senate Fight
Illinois Senator William Lorimer declares he does not intend to resign and will press his fight to the end. He denies knowledge of war polls aimed at ousting him, rejects plans for conferences, and says he will attend Senate sessions regularly despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Sherman Hma
Sherman
Chicago
Lorimer
WANTED COOKS AND GENERAL HELP FOR HARVEYS
Classified fragment list shows multiple tiny notices. Hiring cooks and general housework girls for fine homes at Harvey's 46 Carrion St. Howland Building. A dining ad for a bridge meeting and canvassing positions follow with misc notices including chauffeurs and hair mattress services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey's
Cariion St
Howland Bldg
No Compromise In Ohio But Fight Near Finish
Ohio political scene centers on Taft and Roosevelt factions seeking control of the Republican state convention. Delegates are contested with claims of 410 to 420 guaranteed, plus possible additions. The convention structure and potential delegates at large loom large as both camps push for influence before June precincts.
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Columbus
Taft
Roosevelt
Walter ¥. Brown
L. Laylin
Brown
Laylin
State -Centra Committee
Cuyahoga
Payne-alatich
Revell hints at Roosevelt bolt in national race
A Reuters style report from June 3 notes Revell, head of the Roosevelt national committee, warning that unfair convention decisions could drive Roosevelt supporters to bolt. Taft backers in Omaha and Dizon for Roosevelt plan the campaign, while Taft aides seek a split vote in tomorrow's primaries. Also mentions clerical moves in Sioux City and a church call in New Britain.
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Chicago
Alexander
Revell
National
Roosevelt “Committee
Roosevelt l
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Taft
Roose‘velt
Rooge
William ‘McKinley
Joseph M. Dizon
Charles D. Hilles
National Committee
R B. Howell
Omaha
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Tes
Sioux City
L&follette
Clark
Wilson
New Britain
South Congregational Church
City
E. B. Allen
Toledo
H. A. Fump
8,000 Hotel Waiters On Strike Now
New York reports a widespread hotel strike threatening sabotage and disrupted service as 8,000 of 52,000 hotel workers walk out. Strikebreakers and poor service persist while hotel owners refuse arbitration, prompting hotel dining rooms to close and tensions to rise across downtown unions. In Washington, hotel waiter organizers prepare to deliver ultimatums with potential nationwide spillover if demands are not met by Wednesday noon.
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New York
Warninait
Crme
State Department of Labor
Financial District
Haan
Park ‘Row
Mouquin's
Whyte’s
Lt. Dennis
Maxim’s
Washington
Seeoks
Union of Wi
Ridgefield Woman Seeks Divorce and Large Alimony
A Ridgefield resident, Mrs Burt, files for divorce from Oliver S Burt alleging intolerable cruelty stemming from an affair with Florence May Burt. She claims assets of about 25 000 dollars and seeks alimony. The couple married November 29 1901 and the case names Burt and a maid Davis as parties. A second divorce action from Danbury, filed today, cites desertion in April 1906.
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Oliver S. Burt
Ridgefield
Florence May
Burt
Hine
Aa Bury
Cos
Irs
Tals Sontag
wWere
Ce Davis
Aree Ae Mf
Danbury
Elle Travis 'Uler
Aie Seth
Sotober
Traffic Policeman Walker to Return to Duty Wednesday
Patrolman James Walker of the traffic squad returns from six weeks in England on Wednesday morning to Fairfield Avenue and Main Street. He arrived in New York at 8:30 yesterday and will spend the remaining leave in Danbury before returning to duty.
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James Walker
England
Hie
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Assault Cases Heard in Bristol Court
Bristol court today disposed of two assault with intent to kill cases. Rocco Christopher, who stabbed Giuseppe Giampi on May 12, bound over to the Superior Court under a $3,000 bond. Parlo Colopestro, who stabbed Frank Hennesey on May 44, released on a $2,500 bond for appearance.
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Bristol
Rocco Christopher
Guiseppe Giampi
Parlo Colopestro
Frank Hennesey
Mrs Lawrence Seeks Freedom From Conservator
Mrs Julia Watt Curtiss Lawrence, wife of Dr. Henry Lawrence, asks the Fairfield probate court to discharge the conservator and restore her full legal rights. The hearing before Acting Judge Daniel Bradley included testimony from several New York physicians and friends who described her as temperate and fully capable of managing her affairs. If the bond agreement holds, cross examination may be waived and a decision could follow Monday morning.
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Elmore
Banks
Fairfield Fe
Julia Watt Curtiss Lawrence
Lawrence
Daniel B. Bradley
Westport
Fairfield
New York
Northrop
Davenport
Bradley
Klein
Curtiss
E. P. Nobbs
Wilmington
Del
Connecticut
Atty. Klein
Frank E. Miller
New York City
Miller
Henry B. Shaw
Argentina
Josephine P. Laub
Brooklyn
Mooney Backs Motor Fire Apparatus For City
Bridgeport fire chief Mooney urges exclusive motor driven apparatus in future purchases. He also calls for two new fire houses and extending the Second district. The annual report filed with City Auditor Bernard Kent notes permanent men and recommends auto fire apparatus with wagon body for supply transport and trainee drivers.
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Bridgeport
Mooney
War Ooney
Bernard Kent
Aptus
Mooney Slao
Sgsin
Ee Z
Arthur L
Machin Tracy
Plucky Bridgeport Clerk Becomes Georgetown Lawyer Tomorrow
William J. Bray, Bridgeport post office clerk for years, graduates with high honors from Georgetown University Law School in 1912. He balanced night postal work with daytime studies in Washington, D. C., earning praise from Bridgeport friends and preparing to receive his diploma at tomorrow's ceremony.
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Georgetown University School, of Law
William J. Bray
At Ia
Bridgeport
Georgetown University
Bray
Bridgeport Post Office
Washington, D. C
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Faden
Lian of
Wall Street
Pete Forencen
Salz—Cottage
Wood Ave
Watson Co
Fairad
Welle St
North Ave
Car
Sas
C. F. Ansonia
Conn. Tolles & Co
Risto
Phaeaser di
Bridgeport Trust Co. Savings Dept
Hartmann's
Wall @yeet
Glasner Furniture Co
Main St
Locomobile Company
Bridgeport, Conn
Humboldt Stamm
No. 163
U. Ze Wand Heine Lodge
O. H
Eer
Pater
Torrington
Mhem
Laborde-German Co
Maplewood Ave
Iranistan Ave
Fairfield Ave
Cadillac
Stratford Avenue
5Th St
Seaview
Fairview Ave
Bommos & Biltz
Ainte St
Seree Arcade
Pearl St
Main St. Keys
East Main St
P. W. Murray
Plasemann
Jacob Bros
Kossuth St. Tel
Bett
A. Levy
Madison Ave
Lessinghall
D. Strecker
Grand St
Knickerbocker
Ehret
N. Y
Clancy
Ce Poli Ridg
Broad Street
Cassidy& Smith
Noble Ave
Camally
Feirola Ave
Laurel Ave
Wataon Co
Atp
U. 8. Distributing Co
Warner Building
Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club
Lincoln Building
P. J. Flanagan
Meriden
Wood
O. Evans
Newfield Ave
Frank H. Timon
J. Cer
Ohio
Esch
Roosevelt Bolt
MR. Allen
Walker
Street
Otro Hunt
Rembury
Agali Pentane
Charles O. Beers
Ae Pandas
Hunt
The
Gaelic Athletic Club
P. J., Flanagan
Merilen
Hartford
Superior Court
Supreme ‘Court
Niantic
Mrs. Lawrence
Fire Dept
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