Milford Police Seek Clever Check Swindler
Milford April 1 Special Chief of Police seeks two suspects in a fraud case. A man posing as Clifford Henderson swindled two residents by using worthless checks totaling 300 dollars. A $10 bill altered with extra digits passed through several hands before a Bridgeport bank clerk flagged the fraud. Residents Annie Newman Woodmont and Mrs Hall faced losses tied to cottage rental and store purchases. The case centers on forged checks and an altered currency note.
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Bridgeport
Milford
Clifford
Henderson
Annie Newman Woodmont
Difford & Henderson
Hendees
Newman
Providence
Lono Hall
Wonodmont Center
Providence Bank
Hall
W. A. Gill
Colonial Theatre
Elizaeth Imbdelaski
Gil
Msher
Lord Talbot to Succeed French In Bish Post
London April 1 Associated Press Field Matsral Viscount French of Ypres will be succeeded as lieutenant and governor general of Ireland by Lord Edmund Bernard Tibict who has held the post of joint parliamentary Secretary for the Treasury. Sir Hubert S. Horne president of The board of trade was appointed clinceMer of the Exchequer in procession to J. Austen Chamber Jam, Stanley Baldwin parliamentary secretary to the treasury, will become the new president of the board of trade.
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London
Associated Press
Field Matsral
French
Ypres
Ap Jard Aieutenant
Ireland
Lord Edmund Bernard Tibict
Wall Street Bombers Known Driver of Death Wagon Sought
Chief Flynn said the Department of Justice has identified the radical group behind the Wall Street explosion last September. He noted links to 1914 bombings and said members are scattered, some abroad, with searches spanning the United States. Composite photos were sent to postmasters a month ago to find the driver of the alleged death wagon.
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New York
Department of Justice
Wall Street
William J. Plynn
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Boston
Aftor Gener
Palmer
Flynn
Prynn
Poslaias
Tryna
Henry Ford to Attend Funeral of John Burroughs
Hartford April report states Henry Ford will attend the funeral of naturalist John Burroughs. A Winstead lawyer and coroner of Aitchfield county said the jurors failed to agree on a verdict after three hours of deliberation. Judge Avery dismissed the case. Herman had been on trial since Tuesday for perjury related charges.
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Hartford
Conn
Durr
AEDST
Seamvei
Tevervan
Aitchfeld County
Avery
Herman
Carpenters Quit Over Wage Cut in Darbury and Zebel Exchange
A group of Danecry carpenters resigned today in protest of a wage reduction plan from the Darbury and Zebel exchange. Workers had been paid $1 an hour. the new schedule proposed 5 to 65 cents per hour, with a possible maximum of 10 cents, sparking the walkout. April 1 in New York. Henry Ford arrived to attend the funeral of John Burroughs in West Park, with Thoms A. Bynson and Harry Firestone joining the arrival plans.
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Darbury
Zebel Buikies
Palgokwepril
Ny Y
Henry Ford
John, Burroughs
West Park
Tomorrey
Thoms A. Bynson
Harry Firestone
Mr. Ford
MTR
Simes
John Burroughs
Jonn Burroughs
Ilfe
New Cabinet Functions Like Board of Directors
Washington dispatch notes that the new Administration shows a cabinet united and active. Weekly and more frequent conferences involve the President and each cabinet member, with frequent direct contacts from women aides. The piece highlights morale, solidarity, and a cheerful, cooperative group eager to act and support one another.
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Board OF Directors
Mark Sullivan
Washington
Washington S
Cabinet Mem ‘Dern
Gojos
New England Farmers Forecast Good Crop Year
Farmers in New England anticipate a favorable crop outlook driven by diverse crops and steady labor demand. W A Sanders of the USDA says price declines are offset by lower grain and seed costs, while dairy prices hold despite a surplus in mills. Bankers remain confident despite reduced wages and steady tool prices.
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New England
Boston
W. A. Sanders
Wakefeld
Bureau of Crop Estimies
Lue Federal
Department of Agriculture
Tire Sanders
Ts Confident
BH. Thomsen
Law Firms Take $375000 Fee in Lebandy Estate Settlement
MICIROLA. IN. OF. ABM du Coumel credited with aiding a settlement of a $17,000,000 triage involving Jacques Labaudy, known as Emperor of Saeurs, who was shot and killed by his wife at Vasibury in 1919. The surrogate court awarded 75,000 to the law firm Rewell and OAT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micirola
du Coumel
Jacques Labaudy
Saeurs
Vasibury
Cabinet Talks on European Loans as Railrow Question Lingers
President Harding and his cabinet discussed European loans and domestic issues including agriculture at the Washington meeting. A r ailroad funding dispute remained unresolved and a plan to convert loans into negotiable bonds was considered but not decided. The telegram from the railway unions noted that wage contracts under government control remain in force.
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Murding Ani Ais
Joan
Harding
Police Board Divided Over Sunday Night Dances
The Bridgeport police board debated petitions from the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Associations seeking permission for Sunday night dances. After lengthy discussion the board referred the matter to the superintendent with discretionary power, while approving $1,400 in bills for the Second precinct station renovations and seeking a special appropriation.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Youngs Men's Hebrew Association
Young Women's Hebrew Association
Police Board
Jme
Bridgeport
Caeir Suneday
Dantes, & Sc
Peticion
Wis
Vthe Board
Second Precinct
Muoney
Board of Apportionment
Boy Hit by Jitney Faces Fractured Skull in Street
A 12 year old boy from 54 Cherky Street was struck by a jitney at noon yesterday in front of his home. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to St Vincent's hospital in serious condition. Coroner John J. Phelan opened an imminent death inquiry as details emerged that a boy darted from the sidewalk and ran into the vehicle. Dr Bence Coyle and the Emergency ward staff treated him.
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Brill Aer
Cherky Atreet
John J. Phelan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hinotti
U S backs French demand for full German reparations
Washington reports that the U S government remains firm that Germany must pay reparations to the full extent of its ability. The administration reiterates Germany's moral responsibility for the war and a fair assessment to determine the exact amount.
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Washington
Raene Viviani
France
Americs‘e
United States
Germany
Nol
Rte
Pxner
Breenh
East Side Dollar Day Planned by Local Business Group
The East Side business association announces a dollar day today with about fifty men forming a committee to plan a gala event at bargain venues. Most lines of business and merchandising will be represented as the newly organized group promotes this active community effort.
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East Side
Mets Association
Gwore
Gollar
Bar Gaine
Thas Arecdy
FIGHTING RENEWED BETWEEN TURKS AND FRENCH
Reports from Gilicia in Asia Minor describe renewed fighting between Turkish and French forces with French losses cited. The dispatch references Turkish Nationalist repudiation of the London Franco Turkish pact and notes shifting European political tensions. A London Times correspondent in Constantinople provides this update amid broader headlines on Austria Hungary and Swiss exile politics.
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Angora
London
Charles
Switzerland
Gilicia
Asia Minor
Constantinople
London Times
Burns from car repair hospitalizes Danbury man
Danbury Connecticut report states Charles Hawley, 28, was burned while repairing a car. Flames ignited his clothing when gasoline spilled on him. He was taken to Danbury Hospital for treatment.
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Danbury, Conn
Chas
Hawley
Pachinin
Danbury Hospital
Father and Sons Held for Beating Policeman
A man Antonia Patrizi and his two sons Teodoro and Joseph Patrizi, all of 49 Goodwin Street, were held in $100 bond each after beating Special Policeman John Glynn at a theater on Madison Avenue. Glynn and others pursued them. Patrizi and sons allegedly struck Glynn with a chair, knocked him down, and fled. Glynn, injured, was aided by Dr Banks. Police report agitation surrounding the incident and ongoing duty details.
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Nis
Antonia Pabrizai
Teudolpia
Joseph
Goodwin Street
Mies
Jolin Glynn
Madison Avenue
Mame
State Street
Patrizi
Liter
Glynn
Dr. Banks Ie
Custody Plea Filed Over Four Children of Mrs Virelli
Mrs Virelli petitions Superior Court to overturn a probate order by Judge Bacott Wakeman removing guardianship of Albert, Johnny, Elvira and another minor from Mrs Virelli to their father State Policeman Frank Virelli. The motion, scheduled for the calendar, seeks reversal of the custody arrangement pending court action.
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Tvloken
Forces Marshalled for Community Chest Drive
Report on the opening dinner for Cleveland’s Community Chest drive where the VR team from Sneakers bureau led by Raland Haynes presented the fundraising plan. Officials noted participation by local charitable groups and substantial public contributions, urging continued community support to strengthen city welfare efforts.
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Sslesamin
Raland Haynes
Sneakers’ Bureau
Cleveland
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Loenampaigi
Organicntions
Participa
Harvey Named to Missing Envoy to Britain
A report from Washington states Harvey is named to replace the envoy to Britain as talks with President and British officials proceed. Sources indicate the appointment could be announced in the coming weeks, with ambiguity about final approval and timing.
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Harvey
Britain
Pacific
Ship Owners Move to Cut Wages for Merchant Sailors
Washington April decision to reduce wages of sailors on American ships from Gulf ports. American Stormship Owners’ Association and Shipowners board discuss readjustment plans. Board declines immediate approval. negotiations to set terms between owners and sailors continue. Details show intent to limit overtime and modify rules, with final decision pending further talks.
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Washington
Aventi Gulf Ports
Giation
Unc Qayners
Olidels
Akees
Trowirk Saa
Cho Ted
City Officials Silent On Legal Halt On Deficits
City officials remain silent on a temporary injunction halting payment of a 126846 deficit bill connected to Bridgeport Construction Co. The suit by taxpayers challenges city contracts for street work, while the company has not filed an answer. Attorney Day notes the action targets overcharges and warrants, with hearings expected. mayor and city attorney to discuss scope and permanent status.
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Bridgeport Construction Co
Atty. Day
Pridgeport
Bridgeport
Conton
Mayer Ciford FB
W. Parker
Bridgeport Construction Company
Cit
Junction
TTI
Robert J. . Donnslly
Donnellys
Fitesney Dann Corporate’ SA
OEO Capital Stnpersha
Secretary of State
Rec
Discros
Tlaca
Department of Public
Chamber of Commerce
Courkede
Campans
Eacton Wets
Wiliam F
Wilson
Keating
Government passive as British miners strike
Fragmented report notes ongoing miner discontent and government passivity amid strikes. Board of Trade discussions reveal no concessions from either side, with ministers facing pressure over industrial unrest and reform. The article hints at broader economic and political strains shaping the dispute.
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Bish
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Robert Horne
Chamberlain
Wall ST
Secret Service
Poughkeepsia
Edison
Firestone
Danecry Carpenters
Lebandy
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
U.S
Viviani
Voices America
I. T
Chaytes
Thalian
Ghanellor Mayr
Hapsburg
Ermiperore Rayos
Toda Pest
Galpereone
Gluda
Czechoslovakia
Tugeslacia
Houmannia
Austria
Budapest
Gariao
Troy
Vienna
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Cheveland
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Haynes
Iself
Bae Dye
White House
Herrick
Seattle
Orbassador
al West
Harland
George Harver
New Fork
Meade
Genaile
Gaion
St. Times
Comppany
Petul Wilson
Histon
Hartland
Port “Townsend
Fenrt
Bolwer
Hiner
West Hartland
Cnld
Sheany
West Hart
EP Bartlett
John Alwen
Wile Riten
Mus
Waehingien
Wester
Mather
H. Willems
Comley
Aimee Pharsians
Board of Trade
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