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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1927

Page

3

Meriden Veterans Elect Officers For Upcoming Year

The Meriden veterans group elected officers at a two day meeting. Key positions filled include division commander, treasurer, and other council roles with names like Woot Manney, S Wadsworth, Ford, Bulkley, and Konert C G Smith among those noted. The event included installation events and regional representation from New Haven New London Hartford and Stamford areas.

Conston Woot Manney Meystie Wis Thurry S. Lice Dane Southindon New Haven Division Council Ard Wadsworth Meriden Ford Milford Mg. Bulkley Newtala Wohert Hartford CG. Smith Newmond Derelk VA Haven New Lomientes Carter Frank & Briss Ana Ars Mes Lettfai Raman K Wallins Tehar Meriden I Parrer Seth Charter Ate-At-Larse

Convention delegates named for national gathering

Mrs Bertha Morten of Meriden and Mrs Lelia Wier of New Britain are division delegates to the national convention at Dayton Ohio with Mrs Julia Wheeler of New Haven as alternate and Mrs Sadie Miller of Greenwich listed among attendees.

Ional Dayton Bertha Morten Meriden Lelia Wier New Britain Julia Wheeler New Haven Sadie Miller Greenwich

Norris Attacks Coolidge Third Term Bid

Senator Norris of Nebraska declares Coolidge must not run again and condemns a southern Republican machine for plans to send delegates to the next Republican National Convention in exchange for past favors. He notes efforts to monarchical rule and questions the vice presidency succession.

Coolidge Norris Washington Nebr Zeing Wisconsin Woods Coolidge Lelegates

Orphan 12 dies after truck wheel crushes him

An orphan boy aged twelve died at Grace Hospital after a rear wheel of a Seed delivery truck rolled over him near New Twaven. Coroner Mix did not report the cause, and Freeman the driver testified he tried to avoid the boy but the truck ran over him as he stopped by the institution.

Rd Vetkowshki St. Prancis Asvinny Grace Hospith Mix Freeman

Run to Catch Auto and Break Leg in Accident

April 22 report from Pritaln states Carl K. Carlsen, 58, ice department member, routinely waited for his car outside his home at 40 Kelsey Street and stepped in as it rolled. The vehicle lurched and dragged him, breaking his limb. He will be confined to New Vicuin General Hospital for several weeks.

New Pritaln Carl K. Carlsen Ice Department Kelsey Street New Vicuin General Hospital

New Japanese government aims to fix economy and policy

Tokyo reports the new government plans to reform administration and decentralize development while pushing social policy. Premier Tanaka voices China policy concerns, urges calm, and pledges cooperation with powers to sustain peace. London markets react optimistically to banking moves and Takahashi as finance minister.

Tokyo Tanaka China Prender Tanaka Jamin Orient Japan Russia Chen Baron Tanaka Tormey Shidehara London Exchange Torday Bank of Engad M. Takahashi Seles

Illness Fatal to Charles M Hough

Charles Merrill Hough senior judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals died at his New York home on April 2 from angina pectoris. Born in Philadelphia in 1858, he studied at Dartmouth, began on the Philadelphia bar in 1883, moved to New York in 1884, served as U S District Judge for the Southern New York district from 1916 to 1935, and later as circuit judge. Survived by his wife and other family.

New York Charles Merrill] Hough United States Circuit Court of Appeal Street Badelphia Angina Peetoris Flough Dartmouth Philadelphia Rite Taw Association Hin

Hazardville Adopts Half Daylight Time

Hazardville shifts to a half daylight saving time called ampropiise amid regional time changes. The measure aims to ease compliance and savings while outlying areas operate on standard times. In related news, James G. Culler, former mail supervisor, died in Rochenthe, NW, after a weeks long illness.

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