Parry Sues for Rent May Reflect Bridgeport Action
CharIane Parry of Bridgeport sues Walter Myers in Common Pleas for $105 rent due through January to March at $35 monthly with up to $200 damages. Other actions include Jennings Co. vs Kelly Spring Co. for $144.09 and $225 damages, and Jon Saracina, 110 Kent Street, seeking $425 in damages for a 250 claim.
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Charlane Parry
Bridgeport
Essay
Common Ay
Walter Myers
Win M. Jennings Company
Port
Kelly Springaald Tite Company
New York
Kroutka Appeals Fine and Sentence in Club Incident
Jaiming Hquor found by police in aiding a club at 500 Hallett Street on private property of the club. John Kroutka appealed from a $100 fine and 10 day suspended jail sentence imposed yesterday in City Court.
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Jaiming
Hallett Street
Club Ambera
Sala
John Kroutka
Club
Stew
Sac
Believe Argentine Gypsies Hold Boy Kidnapped in Penn
In Philadelphia, John Cruise claims James Glass, who vanished in Greelay, Pennsylvania in May 1935, was taken by an Romany group in Argentina. Captain James J. Roenny says Cruise returned from Argentina with his son and another youth missing, and authorities consider Madera and the Gypsy camp near Gresley connected. A request to cooperate with Argentine officials was made as searches stretch nationwide.
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Philadelphia
John Cruise
James Glass
Greelay
Chads Espsy Band
Argentina
James J. Roenny
Cruise
Gresley
Jiminy
Glaesah
EU Yollianos
Mexico
Grlag
Ang Aevers
of Public Safety
Joan Bentley
Madera
South American Republic
Laggy
James
Severn
Knickerbocker Theatre Contractors Indicted
Five men face involuntary manslaughter indictments following the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster. Named are architect Geare, John Howard Ford of Union Iron Works, Donald Wallice general foreman for Frank L Wagner, Richard G Pletcher foreman for Wagner, Harknett Fireproofing subcontractors for cement and mason work, and Tuilan Downman assistant building inspector during construction.
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Washington
Grand
Eginally, Geare
John Howard Ford
Union Iron Works
Donald Wallice
Frank
L.wagner
Richard G. Pletcher
Frank L. Wagern
The
Harknett Fireproofing Company
Tuilan RR
Coal Strike Ends. 6000 Mines Halt Operations Across Regions
Key strike leader Mr. Lewis urged cautious moves toward possible government ownership if private coal production cannot stabilize. He warned against wage cuts and favoritism, arguing wasteful intermittent operations drain profits. He called for a new central contract and negotiations with United Mine Workers, while noting public opinion could shape outcomes.
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Lewis
Agsquate Assurance
Bel Neva Congress
Hkawise
Blank
United Mine Workers
Goncarp
No Defections in Bituminous Field Report
Lawrence Dwyer of Beckley West Virginia reported to Indianapolis headquarters that 21,000 miners in New River and Winding Gulf fields would join a nation wide work suspension. Officials said reports from Sanps indicated all union men idle while a court ordered continuance of the old wage seal.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anvil Ajo
Weat
Virginia
Tomight
United Mine Workers of America
Lawrence Dwyer
Beckley
Weat Virginia
International Union
Dwyer
San
Wirgitta
Terriory
Towyer
Railroads lay off many coal train crews in Wilkes-Barre area
In Wilkes-Barre and Pittston regions, railroads cut hundreds of coal train crews today as agreements faltered and nonunion workers were moved into positions. District officials planned talks with Pennsylvania Coal Co as UMWA leaders urged calm amid protests tied to One Big Union.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Wilkes Barre
United Mine Workers of
Austrica
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Gnerals
Unions Claim Several Operators Offer Concessions in New York
On April 1 leaders claimed a first victory for striking miners as independent operators offered to grant all 18 demands if workers return to their jobs immediately. William Peck of Grove Hill Mining Co led the push, with others in Scranton area reportedly following. The Anthracite Operators Association denied the broader claim, noting Grove Hill is not affiliated and that offers came from independents whose output is not decisive to the strike’s outcome.
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New York
William Peck
Grove Hill Mining Company
Peekville
William J. Brennas
Beranton
United Mine Workers of America
Alinibar
Scrantant
Grove Fill’ Company
County Quota for Relief Fund Set at 3500 Dollars
Stratford April 1 Special report notes Fairfield bounty’s share of a 10000 fund for relief of ex servicemen fixed at about 3600 dollars. New Haven Chamber of Commerce voted 2000 dollars to support Legion efforts. Cripple Vet Poirier returns home after wounds. Stratford opers and local Legion chapters seek funds to cover administration expenses while awaiting court injunction. Operetta “The Bells of Beaujolais” set for Red Men’s hall with a large cast and school orchestra. Catholic Daughters of America hold first meeting. Mrs. Alice Ty Clark elected grand regent and outlines aims and gratitude for trust placed in her leadership.
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Stratford
Fairfield
American Legion
Legion
New Haven
Butterworth
Min Butterworth
Toca
Legion Eccels
Arenne R. Poirier
Bearoling Landyy
Pasley Street
Poirer
Bre
States Veterans Hospital 38
New York
Faber
Battery F. Beard
Yankee
Ss. B. S
Red Men's Hall
Benujoliss
Augtatus
Duke of
Gertrude Wadson
Hazel Getreder
Evhet Wogley
Josey Ragus
Adelina Edirt
Millard Smith
Nia Anderson
Wrenea Berard
Pyench
Bessa Downing
Amna Lane
Chel Garton
Mary Catalano
Margaret Euerle
Andrew Slootmaker
Walter Od Corradison
Earl Jagoe
William
Brant Dukele
Ella Mas Bowwith
Grace
Marin
Nenger
Dulko
Tigar Janson
Conortians
Sarah
Larry
Tony
Mr. Bender
Ely
Paninna
Wwe
Ameri Ya
Alice Ty Clark
Qcatholic Daughters
Amm
NCB
Still discovered in Saugatuck factory
Apria State Pa Neiman Virelli summoned somn Hy Wheeler and John B. Van Beck to court over liquor at a Saugatuck factory. Wheeler reported a room with a copper still and barrels of alder and older brandy, allegedly Van Beck's property. He claimed he rented the room to a Bridgeport chemist whose name and address he could not recall.
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Saugatugi
Apria- State
Neiman Virelli
Somn Hy
Bridgeport
Woman Arrests In Statutory Charge Case
Mrs Christine Toth of 4917 Hancock Avenue and William Mellick of Fairfield were arrested yesterday on a statutory charge following a complaint by the husband. They were arraigned in city court and bound over to the May term of the Criminal Superior Court with bonds set to $200 each.
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Christine Toth
Hancock Avenue
William Mellick
Fairfield
Huasband
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Knickerbocker Theatre Contractors
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Barnum Ave
Tancoln Hardwaig C
Stratford Ave
GEO. Schwhitam
East Main
GEO. Douglas
Howard Ave
Kussner's Hardware
Mlord
Scranton
Distvics
American Legionaires
Mamant
He Smith-Murray Caseus
Toes Poicheld
Bridgeniuds
Tore
Puritan
Senleb
Maireay
Jerry
Jerry MacNeil
Schofield
Schmidt's
Nowgery
Schofeld
A.D.T
MacNeil
American District Telegraph
A.D. T
American District Telegraph and Messenger Co
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Barnum
Tansac
Wilson Point
South Norwalk
Conn
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