Brin Held Over Auto Theft Insurance Fraud Case
Cyrus Brin is held for trial in New York Supreme Court on charges of falsely reporting his car stolen to collect $2,200 in insurance. Investigators traced the vehicle to two detectives who bought it earlier the same day, prompting Brin’s arrest after he identified a car as his. Brin, formerly with S Ruskay Co, denied wrongdoing and accused police of errors in dating his report.
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Ayremel
New York
Fabels
Wis
Irus Bry
Brin and House of New Haven
Forerly Tianccer
Bridgeport
S Ruskay & Co
Supreme Court of New York
Brin
Colonial Insurance Company
Boston
New Haven
W. H. “Haase
The
S. Ruskay Tand Co
New England
Haase
Kind
Brin & ‘Hadise
Russo German Treaty Negotiated by V Hintze
Riga April 24 The Russo German treaty negotiated by V Hintze was disclosed in Moscow after secret talks between Lenin and Hintze. Admiral von Hintze, famed diplomat, announced the agreement as historic and described broad audiences in Moscow.
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V. Hintze
Riga
Preea
Genog
Moscow
Smreen Premio
Lenine
Himsely
Paul von Hintze
Williams’ Roime
von, Hiptze
Hea
Mexico
Ching Dier
Wenot
Pervera
Sovie
Danbury Sleuths Arrest Two for Freight Thefts
Danbury police and railroad detectives arrested William Shields and Charles Waltz along with Wilward Kayne on charges tied to wholesale thefts from freight cars. Preliminary hearings were held in Hawleyville with bonds set. thefts include a carload of tires and whiskey linked to a related shooting in Stoneyville District.
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Danbury
Hawleyville Junction
Bridgeport
Williamt Ty Shields
Nothers Waltz
Charles Waltz
Wilward Kayne
Willam Blackman
Hawleyville
Louis
Shields
Albert Waltz
Stoneyville
Cannty
Citizens condemn Star Shirt Factory in Bridgeport debate
Local officials discuss repurposing the Star Shirt Factory for Bridgeport High School as part of a plan to ease education funding. Aldermen debate timing and site options, including East Main Street and Boston Avenue, with proposals to finish sections by year’s end and consider leasing the Bennington Arms plant as emergency space.
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Board of Education
EB LL
Sullivans
Javat Redden
Cows Dorn
Frank Anderson
John Stevens
James A. Doyle
S Kisco
Howard S Challenges
Commissioney Challenger
Lyon Terrace
Challenger
Hull Way
Wroxey Board
Erman
Thomas J. Costeklo
Burt Bridgeport
John
Cabdwell
Aldermay — Acvlar Brown
Wolliam J. Rvery
Charles Blackman
Bridgeport High School
Bers. Modell
Bridgeport High School Uy
Mill Hill
Boston Avenue
Tees
Oda High School
East Bridgeport
Derkus
Alderney Sanford
Califnery
Joseph W Northrop
Yrae
Anostern
Benington Arms
Snirt
Police Commissioners Discuss Complaints in Handling Accidents
Police commissioners meet for over an hour to address complaints about accident handling involving New York and Massachusetts owned cars. They consider holding drivers in bonds until investigations, limit arrests to obvious negligence, and discuss traffic issues on central streets. A 20 minute parking limit may be extended to 40, an open air carnival permit is approved, and Mildred Jarrell is named fusion operator at police headquarters.
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New York
Massachusetts
Insurance Compan
Ig Mace
Tse
Mildred Jarrell Lef
Worth Street
Frank Canilyn
Patleeteen
Recall demanded of six councilmen
Lorgshia residents petition for patrolman appointment with Fred Donaldson named. A seminar from G B Ruther opposes patroling due to expense. Stratford conditions discussed. Merritic town attorney question raised. charter date implications noted. Merril expressed relief at leaving office as committee asked to study bills and reconcile with highway department on Nichols avenues repair.
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Lorgshia
Fred Donaldson
G. B. Ruther
Stratford
Merril
State Highway Department
Unclear historical hearing notes record on chair and sentiment
Fragmentary text shows Jamies Telford presiding and a request to inform about strong sentiment at a meeting. Names like Ghalteayer and Werks Prancis appear, with references to a chairman of the meeting and 'mecuns' unclear.
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Oreaq
Jamies ‘Telford
Ghal-teayer
Bos Pl Ibe
Rep Tilson To Adjust European Bills Against U S
Washington April 24 Representative Sisson and Bomonteur Republicans planning Europe trip on private business have been asked by Secretary Weeks I to confer with Major General Allen about adjusting claims arising from the American occupation. War department lacks figures on claims but anticipates obstacles to quick settlement. Representative Tyson will sail soon on an army transport and will brief the department for possible settlements. He planned to read with President Harding today before leaving Washington.
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Washington
Repe Resentativ
Sisson Et Bomonteur
Goung
Europe
Weeks I
Allen
Rhine
Ecupation
War Department
Tyson
Department
Russian demands stop proceedings at tense conference
Delegates from Russia pressed to renew formal recognition of their government and to receive foreign nations, while opposing pro rata settlement terms. They urged cancellation of pre-war debts after thirty years but faced resistance as officials warned of jeopardizing conference progress amid mood shifts and high tensions.
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UBL
Noussian Tertis Lan
Tugslomg
Toretsa
Lourt
Lecause
Winsted Hosiery Company Loses Trade Label Case
A federal trade case involving Winsted Hosiery Company of Carr is described. The court’s opinion, delivered by Judge Federico Bru, addresses trade practices and the labeling of undergarments and armor wear. The decision involves the use of certain woolen fabrics and the meaning of trade standards in the hosiery industry. The ruling touches on the percentage composition of wool and the labeling of products for marine use.
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Winsted Hosiery Company
Gouliileay
Agate
Carr
Sun the Onion
Federal
PETIA
Ciuerlman Gyrkil
Wanmis Desertbo
Birkenhead Presses Softening of Reports at Conference
Viscount Thirken Youd and Lord Chanvellor urged a softer tone in reports at the conference. Aimed at easing tensions, the leaders proposed adjustments to statements about alliances and county cooperation, amid cautious advances toward broader engagement.
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Birkenhead
Aenouia
Thirken
Lord Chanvellor
Committee Takes Action Refac Streets At City Meeting
The Streets and Side Committees of the Mey board met to act on over 100 petitions from taxpayers. They discussed regrading and resurfacing projects and addressed Gulf Refining Co petitions to place facilities at multiple city plots. Committees planned to review at the Common Council meeting at City Hall on May (date) and named members Doherty, Kenny, Reichert, Knap, Togan, Richter, and Brady.
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Jawyers
Mey
Mermigshe
Rhoes
Gulf Refining ‘Co
East Over
Gulf Company
Nhe
Pairielht Avenue
Story Street
Connecticut and
Wairfield Avenues
Congress Street
Gramia
Thisir
Petiions
Tne
William Togan
Otto Richter
Bernard Brady
Smallpox Menace Crowns Serious Warms Official
Hartford April 4 Weclat ing the smallpox situation officials say the disease is epidemic in Connecticut and requires further measures. Health commissioner John T Black said he would seek a conference with Governor Lake and health officials. Since January 1 there have been 24 deaths, four in Bridgeport and one in Danbury. The disease is developing in a more severe form. There were 11 new cases reported statewide last week, fourteen of them in Fairfield County.
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Hartford
John T. Black
Governor Lake
Bridgeport
Danbury
Fairteit
Soviet Japan deal and wartime economic concerns
Fragmented report describes Soviet planning with Japan and hints at wartime economic talks. It references figures like $2,000,090,000 and mentions conferences, pressures from various leaders, and evolving positions affecting global trade and strategy.
Customs Agents Track Rich Seafaring Bootlegger Ring
New York April 24 Customs officials said they are pursuing a bootlegger ring that allegedly mobilized former submarine chasers to form an illegal dry navy and smuggle $3,000,000 worth of rum from Bermuda and Havana aboard a ship called the Fidus. The ex chaser, reportedly British registered, is held at the Battery on a technical charge. crew claim pirates stole cargo en route to Montreal. Captain Keely and seven crew, all in question, faced interrogation as authorities seek evidence of naval insignia use and the ship's landing charts along the Atlantic coast and Hudson River.
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New York
America
United States
Berpeda
Havans
Elinger 101
jFidus
New York Harbor
Customa Tran
Hudson River
Long Island Cosst v
Bermuda
John Kewy
Falk
Ederslagenin
Mohn
M. Stanley Clarke
Brooklyn
Kelly
United States Navy
Hss
al Inado
Welly
Montreal
Dental hygiene plan expands city child tooth care
The Health Department will hire more dentists and dental hygienists to reach children before school, expanding infant welfare work into four districts with nurses in charge. Dr Coon notes aim to educate children on dental care early and reduce later treatment needs.
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Health Department
W- Hcoon
City Healey Offcer
Board of Health
Schaot
Coon
Meteor Darts Across Skies to the South
New York April 24 Morgan and company announced a plan to offer a $100,000,900 government loan for Canada. Bonds carry five percent interest, run thirty years, with redemption in two years. Proceeds fund Canadian debt refinancing. Nearby meteors were visible in Los Angeles and Asbury Park for about five seconds before fading south.
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Morgan
N.Y
Aprilia
Los Angeles
Asbury Park
New York
P. Morgan and Company
Dominion of Canay
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Ruskay Company
Sfraud
Brok
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Ave
Middle Stars
Hawley Ville Junction Siding
Atata Road
Star Shirt Factory
Lloyd-George
Sig. Schanzer
Genoa
Rep. Tilson
U.S
Gulf Refining Co
Japan
Galvg
CIA
Une
Roy
Germany
Gotling
Hungary
Lame Ee Eng
Nab
Ely
Keily
Wrigley’s
Wrigley 'S Wrappers
Dod
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