Harvard Leading In First Half Of Game
The Crane Valve Company in Bridgeport refuses to come under compensation statute Part B of the 1913 Connecticut act, opting to operate under Part A. Notices posted deny workers compensations defenses, aiming to push employers toward Part B. Most large Bridgeport manufacturers follow Part A, with L. B. Curtis of the Manufacturers' Association noting individuals may act independently while seeking data on the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Valve Company
Curtis
Crane
Larcest
Bridgeport
State of Connecticut
Gennery
Aff. Bennett
Conn
Crane Valve Co
L. B. Curtis
Manufacturers’ Association
Juvenile Thief Faces Court Over Bicycle Theft Ring
Walter Wilson of 1869 Park Avenue is charged with stealing at least 13 bicycles, selling many for trifles, and using the alias Edward Johnson. Detective George E. Fox arrested him after an attempted sale on State Street. Probation review set for Tuesday as authorities probe possible accomplices and a suspected modern Pagan influence.
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Judes
Frank L. Wilder
Walter Wilson
Park Avenue
Serit George E. Fox
Het
C. W
Wilson
Edward Johnson
FP. Nobts
Louis Shepard
Arlington Host
Comte
Reine
Gene
Charles H. Buckler
Ernest
Lizxie
Vera
Gse Water Street
Ll Fame
Censis
Ben G
Aftor
Henry Greenstein
Katie Miller
Margaret Pel Monsoo
Je Falcone
Waterly
Nellle Leroy
Nellic Ey
Annie Miller
Geasin Armstrong
Weill
Bros
Brom
St. Jeemerty
Connecticut Company
Myron Gordon Insone
Bunnell Street
State Reform School
Meriden
Simo
Goorge
John Walsh
New York
Abe Lincoln
Arwas
Wp Ee
Danbury mani curist sues railroad for injuries
Mary F. Donnelly of Danbury sues the N. Y. N. H. R. Co. for 2000 saying she stumbled on a freight truck handle left on Brewster station platform November 20, 1912. She claims a bruised knee and other injuries and the action is returnable to the common pleas court December term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Donnelly
Danbury
Brewster
N.Y
Plaintff
Common Pleas Court
Farewell Address From Bridgeport Rector Craft
Rev. E. J. Craft of Christ church announces he will leave Bridgeport for larger duties in another state. He expresses deep appreciation for the community’s kindness and recalls cherished associations with Bridgeport. He hopes to visit annually to maintain these ties.
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E. J. Craft
Christchurch
Bridgeport
Craft
Anxious for Divorces Edward Comer and Rose Rosenbaum
Edward A. Comer seeks a decree from Amelia L. Comer formerly Amelia Eicherting alleging desertion on April 23, 1908 after a 1905 marriage. Rose Klein Rosenbaum seeks separation from Frank Rosenbaum on grounds of intolerable cruelty from a 1910 New York marriage. Both actions set for December term.
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Edward A. Comer
Amelia L. Comer
Amelia Eicherting
Rose Klein Rosenbaum
Frank Rosenbaum
New York
Brickley Sparks Harvard Yale Battle In Crowded Cambridge
In Cambridge on a sunlit afternoon Harvard and Yale played a tense first half. Brickley kicked a pair of goals and Yale responded with a safety and a late dropkick tied Yale’s Guernsey and Harvard’s Mahan traded scores as the Crimson held a slim lead.
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Brickley
Harvard
Yale
Guernsey
Elis
Wilson
Mahan
Vard
Crimson
Knowles
Golden Hill Hotel Condemned for Poor Facilities
Health Inspector David W. Lynch, aided by Building Inspector Thomas P. Burns, condemned the Golden Hill Hotel after finding outdated plumbing and inadequate toilet facilities. The Keeler estate owns the building, with Abram L. Adams recalled as a former resident and diner during the hotel’s early days.
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David W. Lynch
Board of Health
Golden Hill
Lynch
Bridgeport
Aesistancy Building
Thomas P. Burns
Keeler
Abram L. Adams
Center Street
Carr
Woman Poisons Herself Outside Security Building
An unidentified woman wearing a white fur coat swallowed six ounces of carbolic acid near the Security building and collapsed on the sidewalk. Bystanders restrained her until emergency crews arrived. she was transported to St. Vincent's Hospital for treatment.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Bride on Three Weeks Ends Life by Leap in Bronx
New York, Nov 22. Rosie Roth a 17 year old bride of three weeks leaped from a Bronx apartment window at 199 Brook avenue and died on the sidewalk sixty feet below. Max Roth her husband said they had quarreled and not spoken for days. She cried for forgiveness and shouted goodbye before leaping as he followed. Brothers Herman and Sadie Shernlen aided him back inside. The couple wed on November 1.
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New York
Rosie Roth
Brook Avenue
the Bronx
Max Roth
Roth
Herman
Sadie Shernlen
Meyer and Clarey to Attend O Brien Banquet
After the Forester's of America meeting at Odd Fellows Hall the grand executive council announced a monster banquet in Hartford at the Hotel Bond on Tuesday in honor of Chief Ranger Judge O'Brien of Boston. From Bridgeport, W. T. Meyer and J. Crabby will travel to attend as high dignitaries.
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Connecticut
Forester's of American
Odd Fellows Hall
Algonquin Club
Bond
Hartford
O'Brien
Boston
Supreme Court of the Order
Atlantic City
Bridgeport
W. T. Meyer
J. Crabby
Restoration of Order in Tuxpam and Tampico Area
Washington reports the battleship New Hampshire left Tuxpam for Vera Cruz while General Aguilar pledges safe conduct for foreign property. Refugees were moved to the Chester en route to Havana as naval tensions grow on the Gulf coast. British cruisers eye calm cooperation with the United States and Great Britain amid German and French ships nearby. Smuggling trials loom as alleged Workers of the World members are linked to the case and further arrests are anticipated.
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Washington
Ailairs Fletcher
New Hampshire
Tuxpam
Vera Crus
Aguilar
Tampico
Madero
Chester
Havana
Mexicans Demand Mercy for Smugglers Telegrams Stir Texas Officials
State officers report that a recent telegram to Governor Colquitt reveals Mexican workers in Texas, tied to the Industrial Work of the World, seeking mercy for smugglers. The November El Paso activity is cited as context for the inquiry.
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Tecme i
el Pasey
Mexich Texas
Cen
Rcent
Colquitt
Electric Cable Co Loses Action
East End residents celebrate after Judge Bennett denies Electric Cable Co’s motion to dissolves the temporary injunction granted to Frank Kucsik and wife of Bunnell street. Neighbors testified to odors smoke soot and grease from factory waste fires affecting health and property values.
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East End
Electric Cable Company
Bennett
Superior Court
Frank Kucsik
Bunnell Street
Kuacikxy
George ¥. Mara
Kusciks
Hartford Man Appeals From Jail Sentence
Waterbury November 22 G M Pierson of Hartford was fined 150 dollars and the county court this morning on charges of driving an automobile under the influence of liquor. The execution of the jail sentence was suspended and an appeal was taken to the district court on the fine and costs. Pierson is a traveling salesman.
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Waterbury
G. M. Pierson
Hartford
Plersor
Railroad Crossings to be Eliminated in Cornwall
Hartford on November 22 the Public Utilities Commission approved a plan to eliminate four railroad crossings in Cornwall after a petition by the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co. The crossings Piney Tree Almaey Schoolhouse Wickwires Crosalh's will be removed at the company’s expense.
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Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
Cornwall
Alamey
Crosalh
Wedding Cake Rush To White House For Bride
New York reports Miss Jessie Wilson will have a 15 pound wedding cake sent to Washington tonight by express. Simulated satellites of the same dough, packed in white boxes, will accompany the cake for distribution to guests. The total cake mix required was 400 pounds. In Cambridge, Massachusetts, William A. McDonald was sentenced for life after pleading in court to killing him with a cause she wouldn’t let him receive their child.
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New York
Jessie Wison
Washington
Express
Cambridge
Mass
William A. McDonald
Mexicans Hope for Recognition of Huerta
The Mexican morning papers report government intent to recognize provisional President Huerta soon. The Independent notes optimism for early settlement as U S officials consider recognizing Huerta while denying official comment from Huerta's camp. Secretary Bryan reportedly signed communications favoring recognition, amid claims of imminent accord.
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Huerta
el Independents
Wilmin
Diaric Atmailariy Sierlayet & Store
Bryan
Muerta Wee Eter
Qedine Gedettc Bebane
Maxican
Forlen Minemar Am
Peiwate Anurne
Cywry Optimenic
Who s Mayor While Mayor Wilson s Gone
Confusion at Bridgeport City Hall as Mayor Clifford B. Wilson travels to Cambridge for Harvard game. Acting officials including City Clerk Jobo Alex HL Fintineed and Assistant City Clerk Whitlam FL Rup sell depart. speculation rises on next mayor and the handling of city duties amid the absence.
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Bridgeport
Stoutie City
Mayr Clifford B. Wilson
Harvard
Cambridge
Jobo Alex HL
City Hall
Postme
Birmingham
Bernat Keating
Satini
Captain Christiansen to command defender ship
Captain Christianson of Sew Taek will skipper the new Armenian cup defender being built for the Vanderbilt syndicate at Hersbeard yards. Announcement by Robert W. Primes Jr notes his prior service on the Columbia at Reliance under late Charles Barr Rectorly and his command of the Aurora sloop owned by Commodore Vanderbilt.
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Bristol
R. JT
Chris Christianson
Sew Taek
Hersebear
Robert W. Primes
Borton
Munseur
Dhe Evil
Pate
Christhanamt
Columtiea
Reliance
Charles Barr
Aurora
Cormetiun Vanderbilt
Stratford Selectmen oppose Salgon proposed Linden street saloon
Stratford selectmen oppose James A. McGuinness plan for a saloon at Linden street in town. They have no objection to McGuinness personally but believe a saloon is not appropriate in that locality. Names mentioned include Roland B Curtis John J Walmer and James Lally.
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Stratford
James A. McGuinness
Linden
McGuinness
Neferimen
Roland B Curtis
John J. Walmer
James Lally
Peacock Reilly Hits Heavy Ber Truck
A dated OCR fragment reports a collision at Main and streets involving a carriage and a motor vehicle. The account mentions a horse drawn carriage and a motor truck driven at speed, with paraphernalia described and injuries implied but details are unclear in the garbled text.
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Peacock” Reilly
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Alexander Rieste
Simpson
James Wookey
Peter
Maria DelRosso
Grand Street
Louis Demura
Huron Street
MR. Craft
Edward Comer
Rose Rosenbaum
Princeton
Haughton
Mahen
Ainsworth
Armsworth
Bradlee
Hardwick
Warren
Avery
Logan
Talbott
Ison
Yate
Ains
Hitchcock
Biddlee
O’brien
Gilman
Yase
Bettle
Har
Meyer
Clarey
Electric Cable CO
White House
Hueita
Capt
Christiansen
Stratford Selectmen
O& J
Reilhy
Home Bréeing Company
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