Kidding Fails To Stay Arrest In Early Court Session
In a local court yesterday a man claimed to have hid wine while facing charges involving the death of Ruvert Shannon. The defendant, described as Bartle, faced accusations stemming from an alleged stabbing near a street scene. Prosecution and defense teams presented their cases as Judge Bartlett reserved decision.
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Ruvert Shannos
Gover
Shannon
Indwe Piederi
Bartle
Afni
Wills O Barr
Baston
Ttio
Suannone
Porplman Walker
Elling Snow
le Shannon
Ania
Lounu
George To
Movitt
Cepesent
Hens Cheemstein
Bartlett
Striker Fined 25 for Interference in Local Row
A group of strikers faced arraignment after threats toward workers heading to employment. Names linked include Cheles Silvineshi and Anne, with incidents near Holmes Edwards Street and Stulmes Edwards Code men cited. The case involved assault claims and continued hearings as tensions persisted.
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Bing
Stulmes & Edwards
Holmes & Ayward
Anne
Mike Arehjieit
Deel
Ianson
Holmes Edwads
Aliezes Arehures
Bronson
Four Bridgeport Men Fined in Stratford Court
Four Bridgeport men faced Stratford Town Court arraignment. George Dudyers of 199 Cardine Street was fined for appearing, Frederick Coleman of 193 Boston Avenue paid 4 for operating without a mirror, Benzenmn Conen of 47 Butter Street paid 89 for driving without a light. Ryanies Co of Central Avenue Bridgeport was found not guilty on breach of peace charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratport Tuly
Stratford Town
George Dudyves
Cardine Street
Stratford Cener Ryanies Co
Central Avenue
Eusily
Theacise
Prederick
C Coleman
Boston Avenue
Budseport
Former Dalton Boys Face Fame After Reform
The Standard reports a former Dalton gang member now posing as a respectable businessman weighing about 200 pounds. He denies the violent past and speaks softly as crowds react to his reformation, while union leaders call for strikes and public curiosity grows about his past crimes and current life.
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Espendo
Busiess
Bove Union
Coffeyy
Dalton Boys
Daltton
Poll
Import regulation bill backs dye imports curb
A legislative panel in Washington recommended passage of a bill to establish a three member tin dye import regulation board, with seven consumer reps and a chairman, to tax dye imports and set duty rates. The proposal limits the life of the road to two years and sets duties at 45 percent ad valorem plus seven cents per pound for finished dyes, 40 percent ad valorem for intermediate fives. Representative Tilsan of Connecticut supported the bill.
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Washington, Tuly
Moose Waya
Mews
Bil
Tilsan Connecticut
Ins & Verl
House to name budget system committee
Washington July 31 Speaker Gilet was authorized to appoint a seven member Republican and five member Democratic committee to draft legislation for a national budget system. The panel must report before the rest of March.
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Washington
Gilet
House
Two Fall Down Stairs Cause Fractured Skulls in City Homes
In a morning incident, Gibin 47 of 287 Faith Avenue and Morence Alstrom were injured after falling down stairs. Both suffered skull fractures and were taken to St Vincent hospital. Alstrom later improved and was moved to Bridie hospital.
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Noring
Gibin
Faith Avenue
Morence Alstrom
Prince Steed
Bridie
Mexican railways restoration plan unclear amid garbled text
Fragmentary report suggests discussions over restoring railway ownership in Mexico City territory. The incoherent source mentions Gulf of Mexico connections and potential return of ports to private owners, but key names, dates, and actions are missing.
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Mexico City
Dal
Mosiemdo Railways
Patt Americus Rilyas Wach Siscemé
Capab
Gulf of Mewes
Sepe
Lomanih
Navy Expenses Under House Probe Inquiries Planned
A House committee on the Navy department expenses will conduct a probe to examine department costs. The committee, chaired by Representative Weshel, announced plans to hold hearings during the upcoming session recess to review expenditures and internal controls.
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Navy Department
House
New York
Powerful Medicine Claimed To End Rheumatism
A vintage advertisement touts Wartigan's Tug Stores selling a “powerful medicine” claimed to cure rheumatism. The copy asserts rapid relief after a small daily dose and promises a money back guarantee, presenting dubious health claims and brand mention.
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Wartigan
Coca Cola Plant Sold to New York Interests of Yonah, Ga
Reported sale of a Coca Cola plant in Yonah Georgia to New York capitalists for around 427000. The deal hinges on earnings and financial status, with local executives awaiting confirmation from the buyers and the New York investors.
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Atlanta
Galil
Ney Lok
Finilhansichon
New York
Summer fashion: white silk skirts and fiber silk sweaters
A chatty catalog notes luxury summer wear with white silk skirts and fiber silk sweaters. It highlights laundering experiences with Lux, colors that resist fading, and various price points and shoe pairings from Nubuck and Reignskin lines.
Finest stockings with embroidery patterns and prices
A catalog note boasts high quality stockings in pure white with black embroidery and black with white patterns. Prices range from 43 cents for children’s cotton to 3 dollars 50 cents for black silk options. Includes plain black silk and white hole stockings.
New Handbags Show Autumn Styles in Rich Velvet and Leather
Velvet bags in taupe blue brown and black debut in novel shapes to complement Autumn dresses. Leather handbags mimic fine fabrics with prices from 3.50 to 18.50, plus mesh bags and silverplate pieces ranging 5 to 24 dollars.
Vacation Wardrobe For Men In Palm Beach Style
An old advertisement extolls vacation wear for men including Palm Beach or Air-O-Weave suits. It highlights crepe negligee shirts, fiber silk neglige shirts, four-in-hand and batwing ties in light or striped colors with prices from 39 to 4.50 dollars, promoting comfort and refined appearance for a real man on a vacation.
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Palm Beach
Kitchenware sale with spoons forks and prices
After a long wait, stock arrives offering Teaspoons at 1.20 per dozen and various utensils. Small tablespoons and Tablespoons priced at 30¢ each or 1.80 per dozen, large basting spoons 35¢ to 45¢, four tined forks 81.80 per dozen, plus Esra heavy basting spoons. Noted for lightness, cleanliness, and durability in the kitchen.
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Arcola
Jon
Boston
Mass
Tis
Ideal-Arcola Berler
Vrite
Federal Street Pulp
Stanley &Wee Gibbons
Main Street
Fall
SAMP
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Fairfield
Newspap
Erie
Lakeo
Extremen Pees
Ruski
Dias
Mork
Bridgeport
Stratford
George Dudger
Chasis Cui
T . Coleman
Emmet Dalton of
The
House Committee
Sneaker Gillett
Tps
Point
Ono
Compattie UN Deparumin
Coco-Cola
Yilania
Fas Union
New England Steamship Lines
Ridenot
Ang
Iit
Paulette
Nubuck
Aiste Eas
Howland Dry Goods CO
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