Detroit Attorney Alleges Burroughs Paid Police for Thefts Protection
Detroit federal court heard United States Attorney Walter McKenzie claim that Bridgeport police were bribed to protect James G Burroughs of Long Hull as he faces conspiracy charges in the international automobile theft ring. Defense countered with denials and notes of new charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgepost
James G Burroughs
Long Hull
Detroit
Arthur I. Tuttle
United States
Walter McKenzie
McKenzie
Atty. Kiema
Lorne
Jacob Kine
Turroughs
Jonny Stanley
Board of Police Commissioners
Kline
Chilo Calhoun
Jnst
Patrah
Tlanigan
Bridgeport
Burrough
Mie
Jack White
Ex Emperor Charles in Exile Arrives Lucerne with Empress
Former Emperor Charles and Empress Zita reached Lucerne amid exhaustion after travel from Buchs. The arrival followed tumult at the palace gates as guards opened the doors and trumpets sounded, with the exiled royal party seen in a fatigued state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Zita
London
Apollo
Cass
Charles
Nefork
Zurich
Tels- Graph
Timpiss “Oth
Buchs
Hearing set on routes for jitney law battle
An ordinance committee and common council plan a detailed hearing on jitney routing with rival groups presenting proposed paths. Vendors and chambers of commerce back two routes while others oppose, aiming to sway the committee before an all-encompassing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordinance Committee of Common Council
Beers—Jitney
Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Polis
Elas
Aldenann Beers Thurman
Tarkir
Pho Artiaume
Tetis
Hearings Held On Bill To Unite Bald Patel Club
Hartford legislators examined a proposed charter for the Bald Hed club of Amerta before the ins corporations committee. The hearing proceeded with missing members, some delayed by meals or duties, as Representative Nirktsgaar faced issues regarding a guardian. Despite absence and confusion, the measure advanced amid humor and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
Hartford
Amerta
Ins
General Assembly
Tae
John Rodemeyer
Chenwikh
Tran
Citer
Bridgeport Urged To Speed Up Community Chest Drive
Bridgeport pleads for rapid donations with only three days left in the Community Chest drive. Officials warn that more than 325000 still must be raised to meet goals. The appeal stresses immediate contributions to aid welfare, emergency relief, and local charities serving the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Pidgepaw
Ghost
United Campaign For Charity
Eepty Torres
Community Chest Drive Aims To End Harassment Of Campaigns
Community leaders urge the public to support the annual Chest drive as a practical, businesslike effort. They contrast yearly appeals with a condensed one week fundraising burst intended to fill the Community Chest to overflowing and relieve residents from repeated solicitations.
Arrest Shocks Community Over New Times Surite Funding
Local report says a person linked to the Aepoles project faced arrest last night after a dispute over a $4.9 million funding plan. Officials deny details while investigators review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepoles
New Times
Fulfield Annnue
City Manager Plan to Rehear Today in Bridgeport
Mayor absent as Bridgeport officials face a Capitol hearing on winter amendments. Expected unfavorable report cited as reason. city commerce chamber may attend with limited representation. Hearing set for 2 o clock with debate over absent parties and municipal plans continuing in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Bridgeport
Legislative Committee On
Mwartford
S Wilson
Agi Todas Mayo
Wilson
Norwalk Kiwania Club
Local option on Sunday baseball passes in House
The House passes local option allowing Sunday baseball and football with restrictions. A minister calls it a seven day business push, while Senate sends a $50 000 emergency relief bill to the House for action and debates continue on licensing and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Senate
House
Hughes Reminds Allies US Helped Win War From Germany
Washington April 1 notes from Secretary Hughes state the United States will not be barred from peace talks. The note to Britain France Italy and Japan argues US participation in postwar settlements is essential, asserting US rights gained by allied victory and restraint on overseas German possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
America
Germany
England
France
Italy
Japan
U. S
Supreme Council
League of ‘Nations
Washington
Fashive
United States
Muglas
Great Britain
Japin
Sap
Stites
Reison
League of Nations
Supreme Council of
Pacific
Equator
Thirteen Divorces Granted In Suneries Court
Thirteen divorces were granted in the Suneries court by Judges Hinman Kellogg and Kellogg with some cases contested. Unclear fragments describe desertion allegations and hearings, including automatic scheduling of further cases and references to parties in New York and local cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J Hinman
John P. Kellogg
Suneries Court
Killogg
Indra Sinmin
Jade Kelloge
Kellogg
Tielke
Hinman
Des Iston
Maurice
Ove Mt Maolitel
New York
Arrests for Forgery and Train Disaster In Tennessee
A scrambled report describes arrests for forgery, a train derailment in Tennessee, and claims of deaths and injuries. Names, places, and details are garbled, but it references a person named Harris and a page continuation detailing victims and financial settlements.
Cost of Building Home High Here Cheer up Think Abroad
In Bridgeport housing costs for a modern five room house range from 4200 to 7000 dollars, with lot prices about 1000 to 2000. The piece compares these costs to international prices in France Germany and other nations, using current exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lekgrun
Bridgeport Housing Company
Bridgeport
Aia Urdine
Siscom
Sam House
Theurst Nilland
Hridgewort Tagland
Layhallingis
Germany
New Haven Man Struck by Express Train Dies
A New Haven man was fatally struck by an express train while near Waet Haven. He suffered injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities and medical personnel attended. Further details are incomplete due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Waet Haven
Peace in British Strike Imperiled By Requirement
London April 6 A day of great excitement in the British coal strike neared an impasse as government demands that pumping at mines resume precede talks. Prime Minister Lloyd George announced the miners federation could not order resumption without movement on negotiations. Brame Hodden and other leaders signaled cautious optimism, while officials pressed for early talks at Downing Street to break the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yeleven
Board of Trade
Phe
Ute
Miners Federation
Lloyd-George
Mont
Brame Hodaen
Aehupelain
Mt Vesuvius Eruption Captivates Amid Violent Activity
Reports describe Mt Vesuvius in a violent eruption the most powerful in 15 years. Smoke and lava plume into the sky as crowds gather at a distance, deterred by ash, heat, and protective barriers while authorities monitor the hazardous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vesuvius
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burroughs
Karl T von Witgayd
Vienna
Hungary
Thea
Dalacy
Rodemeyer
Obrehiy
M & Happy
Ray Srows
Beleve Mab
Vatican
Ireland
Atholl
Judiciary Committee
Phillipps
Focal
Bnl
Amy City
Dowkoom
Ballin
Dawn City
Bal m Football Parte
Iti
Hill
Jiconsa
Inday
Elwell
Tennessee
Riel Alony
Tanges
Joseph
Marg
Willam Donkin
Werner Pissenen
Kate
Avtomormd
Wrest
Harris Rive
Harriman
Ormaan
Erick
Earth
Tomy
Het Aghes
Aldere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!