Watts Dismissal Questioned In House By Rep Johnson
Washington April 76 The Watts dismissal of W O Watts special agent of the Justice Department for disloyalty to the department was laid before the House by Rep Johnson Republican South Dakota. Johnson said Watts served in three wars and was offered a Major commission to defect with promises. The Attorney General had ordered Watts removal and a memorandum related to admissions and information about cases circulated.
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Washington
W.O. Watts
Department of Justice
Daugherty
House
Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson Gald
Watts
Gether
Irene Aba Waus
Three Sentenced After Raid In Tin City
Three men were convicted following a raid on a disreputable house in Tin City. Sentences include 30 days in jail for one defendant and fines with jail time for others. Elena Clarke received additional punishment in Connecticut for prior offenses.
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Ivesira Siniavo
Tin
Norn
Ding
Elena Clarke
Ellered
Connecmate
Ucut Farm
Wornith
Jolt Quantowrlig
Tres Gurtgins Quenters
Morris Company sues Olto Krause for unpaid debt
Papers filed in the Court of Common Pleas allege Morris Company seeks 800 dollars for merchandise delivered to Olto Krause and unpaid. The suit asks the court to compel payment of the debt.
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Olto Krause
Morris Company
Comanon Fleas
Krause
Central Property Owners Appeal High Assessment
In Superior court yesterday notices of appeal from the Board of Relief decisions on property assessments were filed for Blue Ribbon Garage at 178 Cannon Street with a valuation of 105 765 and Post Publishing Company at 14 Middle Street with 829 832 assessed, both contesting higher figures. Attorneys Dr. Manrica S. Rosen and Charles H. H. Shapiro represent owners claiming valuations far lower, listing eight properties in Fairfield Avenue, Broad Street, Main Street, Join Street, Crescent and Nobie avenues, and Washington avenues.
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Board of ‘Relief
Blue Ribbon Garage
Cannon Street
Board of Assessors
Post Publishing Company
Middle Street
Wang
Manrica S. Rosen
Charles HH
Joseph G. Shapiro
Ainim
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Main Street
Join Street
Crescent
Nobie Avenue
Washington Avenue
Woman 15 Awarded 883 For Lost Automobile
A Superior Court jury awarded 883.21 to Catherine A. Gibson administratrix in the estate of Margaret Gilton in a fire loss case. The policy with Yorkshire Insurance Co covered a 1800 auto destroyed November 1 1920, with misrepresentation and concealment alleged as defenses.
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Catherine A. Gibson
Margaret Gilton
Yorkshire Insurance Company, Ltd
Wso
Intemperance Wins Divorces for Woman Emily BE
Judge Allyn Tarrows grants Emily BE Harris two divorces from Richard Harris, both of Brookfield, on grounds of Intemperance. Custody of their minor child awarded to the plaintiff. Court notes no intolerable cruelty and denies alimony.
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Emily BE
Harris
Richard Harris
Brookfield
Allyn Tarrows
Sunemor
Morris Products Co Sued by Telegraph Co
The American District Telegraph company files suit in Superior Court seeking $641.10 plus costs for night watch and fire alarm service at Morris Metal Products on Union Avenue between January 1, 1921 and February 1, 1923. The action is over alleged unpaid charges in the borough.
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American District Telegraph Company
Grainst
Morris Metal Products Company
Snperior
Plaintife
Night Watch
Ang Fire Alarm Service
Ari Jts
Union Avenue
Bex
Horvath Failure Spurs Fresh Actions in Bankruptcy Case
In the wake of Nichalag Horvath financial trouble, two new suits were filed to recover promissory notes given by Horvath to Rudoton Kish. Superior Court actions name Horvath backers as defendants. It is alleged Horvath hired Kish for a $1,200 loan payable within six months in July 1921, indorsed by Joseph Suilag and M. J. Greon.
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Nichalag Horvath
Horvath
Rudoton Kish
Eve Superior Court
Kish Ahree
Joseph Suilag
M. J. Greon
Plaintiff receives mortgage installment and interest in foreclosure
In a foreclosure suit over property at Harral Avenue and Coleman Street, Alice M. Casey wins a Superior Court judgment for the mortgage installment due at filing plus interest. The Memorandum of Judgment adds interest on the balance, totaling a debt of 666.18 with a note amount of 416.18 plus accrued interest.
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Harral Avenue
Coleman
Alice M. Casey
Charles L. Gough
Shelton Man Asks Divorce Wife In N J
Alexander Krawee of Shelton filed for divorce in Superior Court from Christina Krawee formerly of this city now in Jersey City. He alleges desertion in May 1924 after their Jersey City marriage on April 1894.
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Shelton Man
N. J
Alexander Krawee
Shelton
Ala
Christina Krawee
Note Protest and Suit Over Unpaid Loan Proceeding
Kish sues for 8000 dollars claiming the note and protest fee were not paid. A second suit targets Jacob Weimstok N J Greenstein and Cornelius Crongradi over a note Horvath signed on August 8 1921 for 1200 dollars due January 4 1922 and protested.
Duke and Duchess of Talleyrand Reconciled in Court
April 26 report confirms the reconciliation of Duke and Duchess Talleyrand. Lawyer Mattre Jicules said the divorce suit would be withdrawn as both parties agree to reconciliation. The couple plans a second honeymoon departing from Marseilles for India then Tokyo, with hopes of a return to the United States later this year.
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Tallayrand
Mattre Jicules
Anna Gould
Seine
Reviera Merporatory
Marseilles
India
Tokio
Tntimates
Japan
United States
France
New York
Lautih Khan Takes Tambriz In Triumph
Constantinople April 26. A Persian force led by Lautih Khan seized Tambriz the second capital of Progresra after battles with Teheran loyalists. He entered the city with his troops, occupied public buildings, issued a manifesto, and promised prosperity and Persian independence. The Shah’s governor and aide were arrested and tried by court martial. Revolt cited money shortages and Bolshevik propaganda as rallying causes.
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Constantinople
Tambris
Pera
Sowers
Wis
Sheroshane
Louiih
Tambriz
Persa
Laundering Pongee Ironing Damp Causes Wrinkles
After laundering pongee, fabric becomes spotted and unsightly if ironed while damp. Pongee should be dry before ironing to avoid damage and dull appearance.
Hold Builder in $10,000 for Deaths From Fire
Wey York April 26 Barnet Epstein builder of the Washington Heights apartment house where Mrs. Laureate Helms and her two children died in a fire. Epstein was held in $10,000 bail on homicide by magistrate McQuade. Witnesses said the building’s conditions allowed tenants to move in without completed electric connections and a candle used for light was believed to start the blaze.
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Wey York
Barnet Epstein
Washington Heights
Laureate Helms
Grand Jury
Maztatrate McQuade
Roagistate
Epstein
Helms
Pimply skin cures with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Rural advertising blurb promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentler alternative to calomel for cleansing blood liver and bowels. Claims include clearing pimples reducing bad breath and fatigue while promising safe non irritable action and vegetable composition with olive oil. One or two nightly for a week advised with prices 16¢ and 5¢.
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Ed@waren
Inok
Trinity awards two prize fellowships to graduates
Hartford April 24 Two prize fellowships to Trinity college graduates were announced by the faculty. K P B Gladstein of Hartford and Verner W Clapp of Poughkeepsie N Y receive the Rus cell fellowship with an annual income of 500 dollars and awarded by faculty vote. Clapp receives the Mary A Terry fellowship yielding about 900 dollars annually and awarded by the college president on faculty recommendation.
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Hartford
Trinity College
Kpb. Gladstein
Verner W. Clapp
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
County Health Officers to Meet on Smallpox Situation
Hartford April 26. A meeting of the eight county health officers in the state was called by Dr. John T. Black Commissioner of the State Department of Health Friday morning at the department offices. The purpose is to acquaint Dr. Black and D Stanley H. Osborn director of preventable diseases with the smallpox situation in the state. No further details were provided.
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Hartford
John T. Black
State “Department of Health
Department
Black
D Stanley H. Osborn
Health lecture arouses Bridgeport interest in Natureopathy
Enthusiastic crowds attend demonstrations at Park Theatre on Main Street in Bridgeport as Dr. Blumer and Natureopathic practitioners showcase treatments. Stories describe dramatic patient recoveries from rheumatism, paralysis, stomach troubles, eye disease, and chronic pain, with free demonstrations and further sessions scheduled for April 27 28 and May 1 2. Public invited to bring sick for free care at the theater option.
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Ned the Park Theatre
Blumer
Society For the Research and Advancement
Naturegpathy
Natureopathy
Bridgeport
Casey
Louis’ Blumer
South
New York
New Haven
Madison Arena
Test Bridgeport
Ac Park
Main St
Broad 'S
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Bosak Manufacturing CO
Scranton
Yer
Morris Products CO
BY Telegraph CO
Bridgeport Hospital Bridge Hospital
Cristian Une
YMCA
Rudolph Kish
Duke and Duchess OF Talleyrand
Lautih Khan
Community Chest
Main and
Wall Streets
Christian Union
Seaside Institute
Black Rock School
Casino Bldg
State Street
Olivet Church
Beach Street Y. W. C. A
Beach Street
St. George’s Hall
Stratford Ave
St. George's Hall
Bridgeport Financial Federation
Laundering Pongee
Dr. Edwards
Trinity
Hindle Drug Stores
Sve
Vincanth Hospital
Getholie Charitable
Boy Scouts
Jewish Pelfire Bureau
Narsedssoc
YWCA
Park Theatre
Main
St. Brilzeport
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