Missing jeweler from New Jersey found in Colorado dies not
Relatives of Malcolm G Freming head of a Newark jewelry firm were notified that a amnesia victim found in Greeley Colorado is the missing jeweler. Fleming planned to visit New Bedford but never arrived. He vanished March 19 after leaving a letter to Mrs Manning and a jewelry case at Banger Co. police traced the man to Boston and then to Colorado.
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Malcolm @G. Freming
Boston
Greeley
Colo
Fleming
R. &. Hopkins
Tilliside
Maiefin
G. Fleming
N. J
Colorado
Com
New Bedford
R. A. Hopkins
Richard B. Downing
Fleming and Company
American Abbott Arrested in Rome for Insulting Mussolini
Boston man John Adams Abbott was arrested in Rome on charges of insulting a guide and Premier Mussolini after a hotel confrontation at 3 am. The case ties to his family, long abroad, with Abbott’s Boston background and lineage traced to Presidents Adams and Adams ancestors.
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Abbott
Astrologo
Cavallefmeers
Mussolini
Samuel Abbott
Villa Gontana
Mellor
Rome
American Academy
Boston
John Adams Abbott
Italy
Graftor St. Loe , Abbott
Mary Adams
Hoston
Mary Ogden Abbott
Europe
Grafton St. Lee Abbott
State Street
Florence Crittenden League
Boston City Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
New England
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Charles Francis Adams
Park board argues over Pearsall land and sea wall dispute
The park commission details negotiations with the Pearsall estate over a 60 foot public highway strip from Gilman Street to Long Island Sound. It cites riparian rights, wall repairs, and funding disputes with landowner McNeil, noting a possible court decision on the fate of the eastern road segment.
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Board of Park Commissioner
Pearball
Gilman Street
Board of Park
Pearsall
Long Island Sound
Board of Park Commissioners
McNeil
Park Board
McWell
Gen. Watson
New Yacht Club
Sharp Note to Bishop Manning Mentioned in 19th Century Letter
The text records Mrs Belmont sending a sharp note to Bishop Manning. It notes her past exclusion from a Trinity church yearbook due to divorce and details her prominence as president of the National Women’s Party. It mentions a Washington house given to the party, valued at $100000, and outlines family ties to Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Marlborough title.
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Char Ley
Trinity Church
Bishop Manning
Belmont
National Women’s Party
Women's Party
Washington
Murder charge abandoned in taxi death case
Four youths were in a taxicab with Johnson before his death. Johnson was alleged to have been beaten and thrown from the vehicle. Mack and DeMeoll were arrested in New York City. Judge Edward M. Yeomans set trial for May 6.
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Johnson
Mack
DeMeoll
New York City
Edward M. Yeomans
Zoning Is Not Ten Drive Shops From Present Site
Bridgeport zoning plans allow non conforming grocery stores in residence zones to continue and switch to any conforming use in nearby business districts. Buildings may be altered up to 60 percent of assessed value, and reconstruction is allowed after fires up to 50 percent loss. Hearings on the ordinance set for tomorrow and Friday in the Common Council chamber.
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Chang Ad
Herbert &. Swan
Bridgeport
Zoning Commission
Common Council
Swan
Zon Ing
Freo
Obituaries and funeral notices from local region
Obituary notices for Mary I Fagan and Balint Butzko and several others including Charles William Gillette Elizabeth Jennings Goodsell Fanny Mason Nelson J Norris Stephen Szabo Stephen Szabo and Welson J Norris. Services held at homes and churches with burials in Mountain Grove Milford Milford Cemetery Oaklawn Fairfield and St Michael's Cemetery. Burial arrangements detailed with times and locations in Fairfield Bridgeport Milford and Green etc.
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Mary I Fagan
Thomas J. Wagan
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
St. Michael's Cemetery
Bridgeport
Balint Butzko
York Road
Fairfield
St. Stephen's Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Charles Wililiam Gillette
Welch
Read
Bayview
Milford
Milford Cemetery
Elizabeth Jennings Goodsell
Bradley Goodsell, Jr
Greena Parma
North Avenue
Welock
Oaklawn Cemetery
Fanny
John Mason
William
Nelson J. Norris
Welson J. Norris
I. T. Tanks
Fairfield Avenue
Stephen Szabo
Stephen Szate
Mountain Grove
Holden Denies or Confirms Speech About Bridgeport Politicians
A Waterbury political row centers on Attorney Holden who insists he gave a controversial bridgeport remarks about dishonest acts in the taxing machinery and Debauchery claims. State GOP officials including J Henry Roraback and Governor John H Trumbull are cited amid denials and incomplete recollections.
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Holden
Bridgeport
Trelden
Women’s Republican Elhic If
Waterbury
Republican Organization
J. Henry Roraback
John H. Trumbull
Trubull
Roraback
G. Oo. P
Attorny Holden
Mr. Roraback
Mr. Holden
Connor
Exacy
U S Steel Sets Higher Dividend
U S Steel declares a new 7 percent dividend basis of $1.75 per share quarterly, replacing a prior rate and marking the highest fixed dividend in the company’s history. Chairman Gary cites strong demand for essentials, good crop outlook, and cooperative labor relations while dismissing reports of a sharp downturn.
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Gary
Congress
VU. S. Steel
Senate Approves Three Debt Pacts Amid Global Talks
The Senate approves three debt pacts connected to France and Yugoslavia as officials seek settlements. A debt commission member calls the talks a stalemate with prospects of yield from both sides. Mellon's panel notes Yugoslavia’s 65 million dollar debt needs more study before a final decision. The piece ends with unrelated quips about chivalry and safety in driving.
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France
M. Berenger
Mellon
Debt Commission
Jugoslavia
City withholds coal contracts from lowest bidders
The City Ice and Coal and FT A D Jones Coal Company received municipal coal contracts after the Board of Health awarded bids yesterday. Officials cited quality as well as price, delaying decisions from Monday. Bid results showed Jones as low on anthracite, while buckwheat and bituminous awards went to other firms amid concerns over origin and product quality.
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City Ice and Coal Company
FT. A. D. Jones Coal Company
Board of Health
Lewis J. Reilly
Hall Coal Company
McGee Coal Company
Ily Ive
Hoffman Coal Company
Ivo and Coal Company
New Riven
Vincent Brothers
T. A. T. Jones
Hill Coal Company
A. McGee
Boffman
Jones Company
River
Jones
McGee
City Irelad Coal Company
Hoffman
Hamilton Gibbs Soundings Heads Best Seller List in 1924
New York April 1 Publishers' Weekly notes rising U S book production while new titles lag behind ten years ago. Soundings by A Hamilton Gibbs leads best sellers. Diet and Health tops nonfiction. The list includes The Constant Nymph and The Keeper of the Bees among fiction, with many others listed.
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New York
United States
Publishers’ Weekly
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Slation
Oulu Stunt Peters
Lord Gre
A. A. Milne
Margaret Kenenedy
Gene Stratton Porter
Apollo
Eo Barrington
He Green
Michael Arlen
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Sinclair Lews
Anne Parrish
Hanael Sabatini
Hutchinson
Boston
Fannie Farner
Bruce Barton
Christ
Giovanni Papin
Viel
Manuels
EB Bok
Grey
Anatole
Protecting Flapper Attitudes During Adolescent Era
The article discusses the adolescent mindset and societal attitudes toward youth and age. Dr Blanchard and Dr Ruggles address how enthusiasm of youth should persist into adulthood, urging understanding, tolerance, and renewed social standards. It notes shifts in female education, modesty norms, and evolving views on marriage, independence, and vocational ambitions.
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Blanchard
Profenger
Arthur H. Ruggies
Yale
Tekard M. Daggett
New Haven
Norwich State Hospital
Franklin
Kellogg
Whittemore Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Bank Case
Jury unable to agree on Whittemore's guilt in the bank robbery. Defense witnesses claim the confessed robber and his gang attended a birthday party in Philadelphia the night before the hold up. Another witness places a suspect in a New York tailor shop the afternoon of the crime. If acquitted on the robbery, Whittemore faces possible trial for killing a bank guard or potential transfer to Baltimore authorities for an alleged prison-guard killing during a sensational escape.
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Bank Messensier
Gamg
Dora Jansen
Philadelphia
New York City
Whittemore
Lewis Larington
Binltimmre
Bond Issue to Finance Appalachian Power Merger
A banking group led by Bondright and company plans a public offering this week of 35,009,000 thirty year bonds at five percent to finance consolidations among Appalachian Power and Light Consolidated Power and Light Kentucky and West Virginia Power and West Virginia Water and Electric. The issue is expected to be among the largest public financing of the year with bonds likely to be oversubscribed.
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York
CARY
Appalachian Power Companys
Appalachian Power and Light Company
Consolidated Power and Light Company
Kentucky and
We Virginia Power Company
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Bondright and Company
Appalachian Power Company
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Republican State Central Committee
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T. A. D. Jones and
City Companies
Hamilton Gibbs
Soundings Heads
Bootlezerts
Thor Prittens
Chrysler Imperial
Chrysler
THE
Standard Motors Corp
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
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Public Market
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Falls
California
Naval Oranges