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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1925

Page

11

Woman charged in plot to kidnap New York businessman

New York April report says Helen Brandon allegedly organized a kidnapping scheme against wealthy knit goods maker Animal Hendicky. He told police he would have been forced to pay $40,000 as ransom and was blocked when the plan failed. Brandon faces robbery and extortion-related charges after a September incident involving a revolver and coerced payments.

NLW York Sanimal Hendicky Hoboken, N Hale Toting Acks Argu Lauteronch Helen Brandon Lautenbach Misa Brandon Lautenpach Dodge Albany New York Sodge Stemoney Champinge Lai‘seach Miss Brandon Stan Eeseif Milas Brandon Toman Toa

Auburn Laborites Injured in Class Disturbance

Several men were injured during a labor disturbance in Auburn as strikebreakers and pedestrians clashed with carriers. Two Auburn police officers helped restore order on the road to statumobile. Wi Ham Senior of Altoona, Pa, was among the injured.

Worcister Vass Apia Tadiyo Auburn Musa Les al Wi Ham Senior Altoona

Wealthy lumber dealer ordered to leave city

A threatening letter akin to the Loeb Leopold case arrived for Walter A. Graff, a wealthy local lumberman, demanding $1000 to be placed in Washington Park. The note also called out Graff's son, Ruth's classmate, and suggested a fake package drop with a police watch, but no one appeared.

Ohicago Loeb-Leopold Walter A. Graff Richard Loeb Nathan Leopold Post Office Dr. Graff Walter Ruth Robert Franke Robert Franke, Kdnapéd and Slain By Leopol and Loeb

Tanlac Promises Restored Health and Vitality

The ad touts Tanlac as a natural tonic to restore health for ragged-out bodies. It claims many have been helped, noting gains in appetite sleep and color. It urges readers to visit a drug store and buy Tanlac and its Vegetable Pills for renewed vigor.

Taniac Tanlac

Rheumatism Cure Promoted By James H Allen

An advertisement cements James H Allen of Forbes Street as the claimed discoverer of a cure named Allenrin for rheumatism. The copy asserts self-healing from rheumatic pain after two days and promises elimination of disease traces through body channels. Hindle Drug Stores markets the remedy with broad guarantees.

Uria James H. Allen Forbes St. Diodhes Allenrin

Printing Plant Ruin Conflicts Cantor Rosenblatt Bankruptcy

Cantor Josef Rosenblatt, famed tenor, says bankruptcy follows after his attempt to publish an orthodox journal. He explains creditors, mortgage, and loss of insurance funds, defends not blaming stock speculation, and vows to use his voice to repay debts while continuing to sing for those who trust him.

New York Josef Rosenblatt Pa Hance Morever Cantor Rosenblatt

Count Karolyi forecast of another war in Europe

April 8 in Montreal Count Karolyi former first president of the Hungarian Republic said that another war in Europe is coming soon. He claimed he is not a Bolshevist but a progressive and noted wartime pacifism. He thanked American papers for courtesy and alleged Hungarian secret service agents tailed him in the United States.

Montreal Gac United States Karoly Republic of Hungary Europe Secret Service Hungary

Ancient Arsenal Found in Rochester Center

Rochester N Y April 38 A prehistoric arsenal has been unearthed in the heart of the city Dr Arthur C Parker director of the Municipal museum and former state archaeologist announced The site location is kept secret to deter souvenir hunters Implements and weapons of ancient men have already been recovered from the site dating to early Iron age tribes in the Genesee valley

Rochester Noy Arthur C. Parker Parker

Lemon juice touted as cure all in outdated health column

An early health column extols lemon juice as a universal remedy for germs and diseases including diphtheria and fever, claiming it strengthens the blood and can aid obesity. It advises drinking three to four glasses daily on an empty stomach, first thing in the morning or before bed, and warns against mixing with foods.

Simons Nistacks Failory Siners Ukewiss

Burglars Tools Found In Car With Revolver

New York April. Georg Walsh of Fall River Mass and Oliver Belanger of Woonsocket R I were held in 2500 bail each for general sessions on charges of possessing burglars tools. The youths were captured early today in an automobile containing a revolver cartridges and a flashlight.

New York Apri Gerorg Walsh Fall River Mass Oliver Belanger Woonsocket R. I

Woman Walks 450 Miles To Rejoin Husband Commended

In San Francisco a young woman from Los Angeles walked more than 450 miles to rejoin her husband of a year. Clad in watchful attire at the dock, she drew attention but the court dismissed the vagrancy charge and commended her constancy. The restless voyage reflects a steadfast effort to reunite with Clifford Gustavson aboard the U S S and Miseisetpps. Oysters cannot lie in the Baltic Sea due to insufficient salinity levels in the water.

San Francisco Walkin Los Angeles Mildred Gue Avsen Terhua Clifford Gustavson Eings Carpenters U. S&s Miseisetpps Baltic Sea

Deeper Waterway Study From Great Lakes to Hudson River

Secretary of War John W. Weeks named Col Herbert Deakyne Col Spencer Coaby and Maj Paul G Reinecks to survey a deeper water route from the Great Lakes to the Hudson River for vessels with 20 to 25 foot drafts. The board will report by March 25 1924 under the Rigers and Harbors Act approved March 25 1925. At Tierra del Fuego South America the largest sheep station in the world operates with one company tolling over two and a half million sheep annually.

Washington John W. Weeks Board of Engineering Officers Great Lake Hudson River Herbert Deakyne Spencer Coaby Paul G. Reinecks Tierra del Feuge South America

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