Stockholders to pay expenses of two receivers in Connecticut Breweries case
Judge John W. Banks orders stockholders who requested two receivers to bear the unnecessary costs of multiple appointees. Klein and McCarthy receive reduced allowances, while Attorney Smith is paid for services. The decision notes friction between conflicting stockholder groups and that one receiver might have sufficed.
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Connecticut Breweries Company
John W. Banks
Gertrude McCarthy
George T. McCarthy
Klein
McCarthy
Smith
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A garbled OCR note references a person or event with fragmented names and unclear details. The readable elements hint at a biographical or church related item but lack coherent dates, places, or actions to define a clear news item.
Remove Blackheads With Water Method Promised
An advertisement touts dissolving blackheads by washing with a bet wet cloth. It claims the method will remove small and large blackheads by dissolving secretions in pores, leaving skin clean and free of impurities.
Cathleen Vanderbilt to Marry Harry C. Cushing
Cathleen Vanderbilt, daughter of Reginald Vanderbilt, to wed Harry C. Cushing. The engagement announced today notes Vanderbilt’s lineage as a member of the Vanderbilt family with ties to Sydney F. Collard Jr. and the Vanderbilt fortune.
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Cathleen Vanderbilt
Harry C. Cushing
New Fore
Neanecomene
Misa Cathteen Vanderbilt
Heginald C. Vanderbilt
Indares Cy Cushing
Miss Vanderbilt
Afrs
Sydney F. Collard, Jr
Inie Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aldermen Move Against Dental Clinic Funds in Schools
The text describes an ordinance directing dental clinic funds to be controlled by the Board of Health, despite legal limits on city departments. The Mayor tacitly approves, a taxpayers injunction blocks $35,250, and delays by the City Attorney stall action. The school system faces a cash crunch as salaries for March are in question, with the Board of Education forced to close schools March 22 after fund shortages and contested apportionment.
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Board of Health
Board of Aldermen
Uni
Board of Apportionment
Yaxatlo
Vssue
Board of Education
Ownichanars
Boards of Education
Jet Héncation
Tanulon
Wan
Tin
Orders appoint talesmen for bucketing trial
In this terse notice, 100 talesmen are ordered for a bucketing trial. The document names officials and dates in a blurred, OCR-like form, but confirms a formal selection process and the judge presiding. The record preserves the procedural aim and the list of involved roles.
Rail disruptions blamed on snow and two strikes
Boston April 2 disruptions of passenger schedules in New Shylinu last winter were blamed on the shopmen and coal strikes and heavy snow. A Legislature report by the Department for Public Utilities warned railroads like New York New Slaven Hartford Boston and Maine are financially weak, hindering rolling stock access. It urged creation of tribunals to settle labor disputes in vital rail and coal sectors to prevent repeats. It notes replacing pensioned shop workers and training substitutes was the core difficulty for railroads.
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Boston
New Shylinu
Department For Public
New York New Slaven
Hartford
Boston and Maine
Aengthy
Department
Massissachusetts
Hearst Son Elopes From College To Wed Idaho Girl
W R Hearst's son from the University of California at Berkeley elopes with Miss Wilbur of Idaho and marries in Berkeley. The couple sought a license, Hearst giving age 23 and birthplace Washington. Miss Wilbur is 19. Ceremony conducted at St Catherine's Church by Rev Father Olsen.
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St. Catherine
Father FH
Olsen
Seventh Guest Real Thriller Ends Majestic Stock Season
Review notes a long run of twenty three weeks for the Seventh Guest and a high praise for the company. It hails the stagecraft, costumes, and building while praising the actors and theatre staff for delivering high class entertainment this season.
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Majestic
Mysterious Sub-Chaser Visits Block Island Harbor
Block Island residents report a 110 foot submarine-chaser with erased name entering Old Harbor. Three unknown men spoke briefly of a cargo pickup before the crew departed. Coast Guard Captain Sprague and his men, aided by customs officers, found no contraband on the vessel Magdalen reportedly from New Haven.
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Block Island
New Haven
R. 1
Old Harbor
Tonighest
Sprague
Algonquin Club Hosts Annual Easter Dance
More than 75 couples attended the Algonquin club Easter dinner dance last night. Rose trees, ferns and smilax decorated the hall, and a specially augmented orchestra provided the music under the direction of J A H Robinson and George McCarthy.
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Algonquin Club
A. H. Robinson
George McCarthy
Day Agents Say Bribery Lawyer Says Extortion
New York April 2 Paul Saneli a former assistant United States attorney was indicted for attempting to bribe two prohibition agents to wash up the particulars of a case in which an agent was interested Vaselli admitted paying 200 but claimed the money was extorted by the agents
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New York
Paul Saneli
United States
Prohibition
Egent
Vaselli
Four Trails Lead to Slayer of Model Dorothy Keenan
Detectives under Police Inspector Coughlin track four trails to the slayer of Dorothy King Keenan, an artist model linked to John Kearsley Mitchell. The hunt centers on a $100,000 blackmail plot tied to a letter from Mitchell. Authorities near a breakthrough as they locate the suspect’s dwelling.
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New York
Dorothy King Keenan
John Kearsley Mitchell
Philadelphia
Poillee
Coughlin
Pecora
Mitchel
Alleged Liquor Conspiracy Trial Set in Federal Court
New Haven April 2 Special to The Telegram. Trial for alleged liquor conspiracy cases against Michael Deighery Jr Edward Dirigibes Frederick L. Hirk William J. Obrien and John Krauts on Wednesday. Prosecution says between January and 1923 they planned to steal one hundred barrels of alcohol from a freight car in Bridgeport and sell it to Saul Grill without permits at 41.50 per gallon. Witnesses from across the country expected. Judge Howe denied delaying tactics.
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New Haven
Alcohel
Michael Deighery Jr
Edward Dirigibes
Frederick L. Hirk
William J. O'Brien
John Krautson
Howe
Hadeo Terardi
Bridgeport
Fleischman Company
Saul Gril
Lis
Orchestras Quit Two Theatres in Musical Unions Feud
In New York a bitter feud between musicians unions erupted during a matinee, driving 95 Capitol Theatre players from their pit and triggering similar rout at the Criterion. The walkouts emptied the orchestras at two large movie houses as labor leaders warn of open conflict between the American Federation of Musicians and the Musicians Protective Union.
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New York
Jony
Betw. Vival
American Federation of Musicians
Musicians Blutant Protective Union
Capitol Theatre Symphony
Criterion
Both Sides Claim Chicago Election Victory Tomorrow
Chicago voters face a weather affected mayoral race with Arthur Lueder and Judge William J Dever claiming victory for their parties. Campaigning concentrated in the loop as forecasts estimate turnout at 600000 to 800000, rain could trim that.
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Chicago
Arthur €. Lueder
Wiliam J. Dever
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport Fraternal And Civic Groups
Community groups and lodges in Bridgeport announce meetings and note to notify the editor of any time or place changes. Organizations listed include N E O P lodges, De Molay chapters, Arion society, rifle club, athletic clubs, various fraternal orders, women's clubs, and several religious and charitable associations with addresses on Broad Street Elm Street Main Street and state venues.
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Walter
Bridgeport Telegram
Republican Club
State
Colorado
South End
al Lace
St. Joseph's G. C. B.S
St. Joseph's Convent School
Madison Avenue
Women's Republcan Club
Union Avenue
Iding Star Commandery
U. Oo
State Street
Americus
Knights of the Maccabees
Mast Main Street
Deric Lodge
Housatonic Avenue
Seaview Lodge
Broad
Patrolman Lavin Receives Diamond Pin Anniversary Honor
Patrolman Jeremiah J. Lavin of Bridgeport’s Second Precinct was given a diamond stick pin at a home party on Gr aieet last night marking his tenth year with the Bridgeport Police Department. Lavin enlisted April 1, 1913, served 24 months in World War I as a corporal in Company A, 304th LA Infantry, seeing action in France.
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Jeremiah J. Lavin
Graieet
Bridgeport Police Department
T Pairolman Lavin
304Th LA
Read by Millions Jetters To Begin Weekly Bidgypost
The Jetters screen and stage feature will be read by millions of Americans. A new weekly column titled For The Bidgypost reteeram starts Wednesday and will be published every Wednesday.
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