Naval Academy Gouging Plot Investigated at Annapolis
Naval board probes alleged gouging scheme linked to the U S Naval Academy. Seven midshipmen face disciplinary action as investigations continue. Court ruling confirms jurisdiction. lawyers send telegrams to Secretary Daniels protesting and seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy “Gouging
Annapolis
Naval Board
Churees
Fia Academy
Alresty
Eall
Tie Bay
Midshipmen
Investigaton
Daniels
Washington
Arms works to be ready Sept
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Ledius
Bydranta
Germany to Pay for Sinking of Greek Steamer
June 7 Athens reports the German government agrees to compensate Greek steamer owners for the April 28 torpedoing of the steamer by German naval forces in the North Sea. Two experts valued the vessel and compensation terms were announced by Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Athens
Geran
Resiponsi
Ger
Tanic Mabanerine
Jaa
Biltic
Sas
Ingrose
Veason
King Constantine Weaker Reported in Fragmented Notice
Fragmented OCR yields a historical notice with scattered names and locations. It mentions King Constantine, a baptismal or funeral context, St Michaels Cemetery, and interment details. The text includes addresses and ad listings, offering work and care services, plus a general delivery contact.
Zeppelins raid England and Western Front battles deepen
War dispatches report the third Zeppelin raid on England last night, with five killed and 40 wounded as bombs struck the east coast. A British aviator destroyed a Zeppelin over Belgium. German sources claim heavy fighting on the western front, Austro German advances toward Lemberg and Galicia, and an Italian push across the Tsonto river near Gradisca. Turkish claims say allies defeated as heavy losses cited, while Russian and German actions include mine warfare and sinking ships in the Aegean and Baltic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Belgium
Berlin
Humbergod
Harwich
Amur
Sitiny
Baltic
Proareca
Galicia
Vienna
Lemberg
Tsonto
Gulf of Tries
Besun
Udine
Italy
Gradisca
Campaten
Pecinsiie
War Office
Bate Sea
Ruslan
Petrograd
Gulf of Higa
Aegean Sea
Star of the West
Sunlicht
Official Views of 'World's War' Berlin Dispatch June 7
German war office reports renewed French attacks on the southern slopes of hills in the western theatre. Despite incendiary devices, trenches held and most assaults repelled. In the eastern theatre near Kurechang and Kurtowiany, Russian advances yielded 3,340 prisoners and 19 machine guns. Riverbank areas south of the Wiemen cleared to Tolmusis to Saptzy ski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
War Office
Ahatisei
Hemteme
Sous-Toutvent
Soissons
Vanquele
Yaokead
Kurechang
Windau
Kurtowiany
Randynikt
Wiemen
Tolmusis
Saptzyski
Probation System Criticized as Farce in City Court
Rev Chas, probation officer, denouncesparole violation cycles as repeat offenders face courts again. A two year old boy, John Bridicke, fell from a second story window at 150 Willard Street and may have skull fractures. Tonight the common council holds a hearing on extending Willard Street from Harrison to Courtland, supported by City Plan Commission and local property owners led by William P Kirk.
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Chas
John Bridicke
Léeonamt Bridicke
Willard Street
Bridgeport
Common Council
Harrison
Courtland Street
City Plan Commission
Wiliam P. Kirk
Personal Mention Of Fi Heine At Black Rock Vacation
Fi Heine, bookkeeper in the department of finance of the Ipcel post office, is on a fifteen day vacation, parts of which are spent at his residence in Black Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Heine
Department of Finance
Ipcel
Dave
Black Rock
Militiamen Push Camp Ballot for Commission Vote
Local Coos Artillery Corps members pressed to vote on a commission form of government via a special camp ballot on June 19 as they break camp at Fort Wright. Officers may be appointed as election officials to collect militia ballots on the ground, with printing costs borne by volunteers if needed. Charging with Civil War precedent, the plan aims for a fair, orderly process on the camp grounds despite voting machines at the city.
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lIocal
Coos Artillery Corps
N. G
Fort HG
Wright
Bridgeport
Camp Ernand
Joseph M. Harrison
11Th Company
Wilson
Lieut
Harrison
State Armory Tenight
Coroner Links Missing Man to Laborer’s Death
Coroner Phelan rules Thomas Doine died from a fractured skull after a fight among Bridgeport arms plant laborers. The criminal act of Antonio Delisa is blamed, with Delisa missing and thought to be trying to flee the country and reenlist.
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Phelan
Thomas Doine
Bridgeport
Antonio Delisa
Polea
Delisa
Asht Delis
Thaw Case Postponed Again To June Sixteen
The Harry Thaw insanity case in New York has been postponed from today to June 16 as counsel sign a stipulation delaying action until the Ruter court issues its decision. If the Court of Appeals has not ruled by then, another postponement is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry H. Thaws
Ruter
Court of Appeals
Police Probe After Sullivan Death At Saloon Shed
Police investigate a possible foul play link to Patrick Sullivan found dead in a shed behind Martin Buren saloon at Middle Street and Golden Hill Street. Witnesses say he appeared injured entering the saloon after a dispute over a refused drink, with a fractured skull cited in the coroner inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sullivan
Martin Buren
Middle Street
Golden Hil Street
Sullivan
Nicht Blute
Dave
Supreme Commander of Lady Foresters Visits Bridgeport
Supreme Commander Mary A. Felin and secretary Miss Agnes Brady of Pitladelphia toured Bridgeport today arranging the biennial convention to be held in Odd Fellows hall on Broad Street starting September 21 and for several days thereafter.
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Bains
Mary A. Felin
Lady Foresters of America
Agnes Brady
Pitladelphia
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadtreet
Break All Records Saturday At Post Office Bank Dept
Bridgeport sees a surge in business with many newcomers as Saturday’s Postal Savings department handles 43 066 at the main office marking a record day. Court Marina FP of A. will convene a key meeting at Foresters hall on Cannon street to plan the 25th anniversary celebration, with a 15 member committee to report on arrangements and decorations.
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Post Office Bank Dept
Bridgeport
Postal Savings Department
Court Marina
Foresters
Cannon Street
Roresere Eraves
Land Damages Plotted in City Bridge Plan Reach 225000
City Plan commission says land condemnation for the eastern Stratford avenue approach to the new Stratford Avenue Bridge will cost at least 225000, in addition to a 400000 bond for the structure. The Bridge Commission proceeds with its plan despite a forthcoming report from the special committee, as property owners await estimates on damages.
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Bridge Commission
Special Committee
City Plan Commission
Stratford Avenue
Dorr R. Whitney
Special Commission
Whitney
Obituary notes for Christina Clairmont and others in city records
A sequence of obituaries and death notices from a Bridgeport area paper lists Christina Clairmont of 117 Black Rock avenue as a 63 year old resident who died at home. Other deaths include baby Irving F Richardson at 776 Noble avenue, Sarah Ribble Johnston at 43 Merchant street, Catherine Von Ostrand at Bridgeport hospital, Anna A Sniffen at 172 Fifth street, and John Reid, veteran watchmaker, with service details and interment in Park Cemetery. Surviving relatives, ages, and affiliations with local churches and societies are mentioned for several, along with interment plans in Norwalk and Rosendale and biographical notes.
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Christina Clairmont
Christina
Charles J. Clairmont
Black Rock Avenue
Irving P. Richardson
Irving F
Irving and
Ethel Perkins Richardson
Noble Avenue
Sarah
Ribble Johnston
Sarah Ribble
Nelson Townston
C. H Shannon
Merchant Street
Johnston
Catherine von Ostrand
Bridgeport Hospital
von Ostrand
George Joselyn
Rosendale
Anna A. Snipeen
Anna
John W. Sniffen
A. Taylor
Fifth Street
Jitney Driver Held for Trial After City Crash
Olaf Soldmanson, 59 Bell Street, driver of a jitney bus, charged with reckless driving, and William Martin, 105 Evergreen Street, held on an additional count of driving without a license, remanded for trial Wednesday in city court after a crash at Noble and East Washington avenues injured Mr and Mrs Robert Williams, 1021 Barnum Avenue, who were hurt but not seriously. Albert Schick, 27 Broad Street, accused of violating city ordinance by driving on the wrong side and being thrown from his wheel in a collision with a motorcycle officer, Gorgas, was fined $2 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Soldmanson
Bell Street
William Martin
Evergreen Street
Noble
East Washington Avenues
Robert Williams
Barnum Avenue
Albert Schick
Broad Street
Gorgas
Cars in Crash Reported No Serious Injuries and Theft
Yesterday Morris Lieberman of 274 North Washington Avenue collided with George Basantte of 207 Wells Street. Garsette’s car was damaged. Basantte was thrown but not seriously hurt. Settlement reached. no arrests. Mrs Kroney’s Norwich Connecticut car stood at water and Tal Streets at 12 50 AM when two tires were stolen from rear standards.
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Morris Lieberman
Washington Avenue
George Basantte
Wells Street
Lgarsette
S Kroney
Norwich
Conn
Wae Ter Anil Tal
Germans Snatch Foodstuffs From the Atmosphere
A wartime bulletin reports on rationing and hospital capacity in Bohemia and discusses German medical aid and Red Cross efforts. It notes large oatmeal supplies, the Seuchenzug train system for contagious cases, and German shipping losses near Bergen with Norwegian salvage.
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Pardubuts
Bohemia
Ronmania
Germany
Profor von Behring
Ehrlich
Berlin
Red Cross
Btylene
Aegion
Derdenelles
Bergen
Norway
North Sea
Warriors
Superb
Lion
Siber Soata
Derby Clerk’s Case Postponed One Month
J A Derby, a 38 year old clerk at the D 35 Read company store in Stratford, did not appear in court to answer a charge of selling goods and failing to make returns. A one month continuance was granted. bonds of 200 were posted by a brother after Derby was arrested Saturday using marked bills.
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J. A. Derby
D. 35 Read Company
Jiying
Stratford
Derby
Carter Reappointed On State Attorney Staff In Hartford
The supreme court and superior court judges in Hartford reappointed Galen A. Carter of Stamford as assistant state's attorney for the county. Carter has served during the terms of Samuel Fessenden and Judson and will continue under Homer and Cummings after Judson’s death. Samuel A. Davis of Danbury was named an assistant clerk in court. The town clerk granted several marriage licenses today including Harry H. Doty to Catherine McSweeney and Ole Sender to Sadie Stengel with other names listed.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Hartford
Galen A. Carter
Stamford
Haeas
Samuel Fessenden
Cillee Judson
Whem Homer & Cummings
Judson
Samuel A. Davis
Danbury
Harry H. Doty
Colorado Avenue
Catherine McSweeney
Origad Street
Ole Sender
Carpenter
Olive Street
Sadie Stengel
John Hill
Molder
Myrtle Avenue
Margaret Glen
Hulett Struct
Fairfield Avenue Street Weather Night Incident
An unclear report references Fairfield Avenue and a street event described as a weather night. The wording includes unfamiliar names and a possible incident or activity, but details remain fragmented and unnamed officials or organizations are not identifiable.
Stay Right Suits for Men at Special Prices
Howland label suits are advertised as practically insured at lower price points. The ad claims durable service, quality tailoring, and stable color, promising good fabric and styles for men and younger men. Price highlights include $12.50 on $15 to $16.50 suits and $18.50 on $22.50 to $25 suits, with items located on the main floor rear.
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Jis
White chinchilla sport coats for young women lead summer fashion
Latest coats feature pure white chinchilla fabrics with 6 to 11 word styling cues. Cut with Jeanty collars and angled or dutton-over pockets, they offer warmth on breezy verandas yet remain lightweight. Prices range 12.50 to 15 dollars with additional home goods like curtains and suitcases advertised in the same column.
Boy's Suits at Special Price in Basement Sale
Seven dollar suits offer a $10 to $12 value, with Sampeck make and Norfolk jackets. Most are of the latest style and good quality for boys, fitting every occasion. Usual prices range ten to twelve dollars, but this last lot is offered for seven dollars as a farewell sale in the front basement.
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Stuart A. Hamilton
H. H. Hamilton
Constantine
Geadee
Jeane
Meg
St Augustincov
Michaels Cascetery
Conditio
Barmem
Cedar Leach
Rece
Peene
Bank St
R. Wheerec
Balghbors
Mas Carroll
Harry Thaw
Supreme Commander of
Lady Foresters
St. Patrick's Parish
Parajle
Anna Mae Kilduff
Lee Avenue
Florence Nile
Catherine McCall
Jozephine Horn Howards
Bronx
Florence Kilduff
Howard Palmer
Sound Beach
Veronica Kilduff
Earl Kilda
Bridgeport Art League
Seaside Club
Elizabeth Cary
The
New York Times
John Reid
Henry C Reid
Capitol Avenue
FR. Dillingham
Park Cemetery
Mr. Reid
Warner & Parker
Mre A Palmer
Vileland
N. J
John Langdon
Woodbury
J. H
Henry C. Reid
Thomas W. Reid
A Sherwood
Fourfela
George R. Held
Naugatuck
Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias
Sons of St George and
Royal Arcanum
Hwtney
Carter
Cummings
Park G
Fairfield Avenue
the Weathernight
Tueeda
Ktrent
Ainaenim
Wwe- Fink Gistios
Jarce Au Weal
Aly
Mr .Backe
Howland Dry Goods
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