Bulgarian Troops Attack Outlaws With Heavy Losses
Bul garian troops with artillery attacked a band of 40 outlaws near Sofa after an all day battle, survivors fled, and both sides suffered heavy casualties. The report also notes the Bulgarian president of the Supreme Court killed by a Communist rebel, and Italian and Roman dispatches about Yugoslavia and revolutionary networks in Sofia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorta
Sofa
Tribuna
Belecute
Sofia
Bulgarian Supreme Court Hs
Hindenburg Deemed War Menace by Weimar Parties
In a tense Reichstag session the three Weimar parties oppose the Marx program as Field Marshal Hindenburg is set for a May 9 oath under the Republican regime. Frictions arise over whether a socialist or rival official should administer the oath amid flags and Republican trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Marx
von Hindenburg
Lodbe
Heichstas
von Hadenburg
Herr Loehe
Berlin
von Windenburg
Vorwaerts
Prussia
Norwalk Man Seeks Court Name Change to Hammer
Leo Hammerschlag of Norwalk petitions the Superior Court to change his name to Hammer citing repeated mispronunciation by acquaintances, business associates, and friends that causes him embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hammerschlag
Norwalk
Hammer
New Judgship for County Sinks in Senate Vote
Hartford April 28 The Judiciary committee returned an unfavorable report on a bill to add a third judge to Fairfield County Common Pleas court. Senator Wilder of Bridgeport introduced the measure to split duties between two civil judges and one criminal judge, a reform aimed at easing crowding after consolidation. The rise in criminal cases from liquor law enforcement overwhelmed the criminal side, limiting civil case work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Hartford
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Fairfield Granty Common Pleas Court
Frank I. Wilder
Bridgeport
Germany hit hard by vote says La Nacion
Buenos Aires reports La Nacion comments that Germany's republic suffered a serious blow from the election of Von Hondenburge but the result may not end the republic. It notes the monarchists face internal dissension and fear of failure if they try to restore the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Nacion
von Hondenburge
Marx
Warus
Seymour Girl Dies in Derby Office Before Operation
Miss Annie Domoski twenty one of 49 Raymond street Seymour collapsed at Dr W H Treats office on Main street before a planned operation to remove her tonsils. She suffered a heart attack about a week earlier. Officer Derin and Dr Conner arrived. death attributed to heart failure. Body to be taken to her home. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Domoski
Raymond Street
Seymour
W. H. Treat
Main Street
Miss Domoski
Joseph Domski
Gary
Ind
Mifnels
Indiana
Chestert
Burns Elected Adjutant of Fairfield Legion
Fairfield April 2 8 Special Theodore FE Hurr was elected last night at a meeting of the George Alfred Smith post American Legion to fill the chair of adjutant made by the religion of George Anderson A new office that of personnel officer was created to which William A Kinsella was elected It was decided at the meeting to equip the Legion fed ae a public playground for the children of Fairfield during the summer months At the next meeting the state commander will be present to explain the purposes of the endowment fund which will be raised by a campaign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Theodore Fe, Hurr
George Alfred Smith
American Legion
George Anderson
William A. Kinsella
Legion
Visit to Hanover Sparks Talk on Republic Leader
A fragmented report describes Hana Luther visiting near Hanover to meet Pel Mareha Von Hindrohurs, president-elect of the Republic. The conference, held privately, touched on leadership after the upcoming post, with remarks about the seating and executive role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gropany
Hana Luther
Hanover
Pel Mareha von Hindrohurs
von Birdenburg
Bridgeporters Fight Senate Over Loan Bill
Bridgeport's three senators clashed as the Senate tabled an unfavorable Banks committee report on a bill to cut loan company interest from 3.5 to 2.5 percent and to allow debtors to pay early. Challenger chaired the committee. Redden Wider Keeney Pierson opposed the report and sought division and study before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Hartford
Bridgeport
Senate Teday
Soramittes
Banks
Stewart S. Challenger
William A. Redten
Frank I. Wider
Challenger
R. Leland Keeney
Wallace TR. Pierson
33Rd Dstrict
Senate jJournal
House
George M. Finkelstone
Wilder
Redden
J. Lerwin Brainard
Senate
Keeney
Piergson
Macri Jury Needs Three More Men In Trial
In New Haven County trial proceedings for Olympia Macri the jury selection continued with a mid morning exchange on a per se challenge. Parsell admitted another Parsell who had been dead 12 years, prompting questions on dead witnesses being called. The court excused Parsell and Koletsky pressed for further challenges as spectators dwindled and Macri faced the prospect of testifying amid tense church street crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koletsky
Parsell
Verticeman
Alling
New Haven
Fudge Avery
Olympia Macri
Church Street
Bayid Dweyer
Bridgeport
Leonard
Bagnano
Fragnano
Chile Peru dispute may trigger Pacific war says Quoetidian
PARIS April 28 America s intervention in the Chile Peru dispute may spark a Pacific war with the United States and Japan opposing Chile Peru. The article says Peru will likely declare war on Chile, and alliances will form, inviting broader conflict with American intervention feared as a perpetual South American nightmare, potentially drawing in Japan.
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Chile
Paris
America
United States
Japan
Quoetidian
Peru
Coolidge
Americas
Pacific
Cuban Ambassador Named by Zayas
NAMED AMBIGUOUS AMBASSADOR Rafarl Sanchez Aballi, a wealthy sugar planter from Oriente, has been appointed Cuban ambassador to the United States by President Zayas. Other items report on a dead girl near Chesterton Indiana, Ryosei Iehida's arrest in Tokyo, Canada lifting live poultry import restrictions, a PN-9 seaplane flight near Philadelphia, and various appointments and prosecutions in Chicago Philadelphia Hartford New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Rafarl Sanchez Aballi
Province of
Oriente
Hass
United States
Zayas
Battle of the Sea Carriers Reported Air Actions
The report states planes from opposing forces attacked the Blue submarine and the Langley carrier. Umpires say the Lawrence attack failed, while a black sea plane was shot down. On April 27, black force aircraft targeted Langley but the carrier escaped. overall damage figures await official critique starting May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kenealy Campaign Split In Stamford Republican Ranks
The Stamford Republican fight shows a decade long clash between the younger Hickey faction and the so called Hilk stocking crowd led by Judge Young. The present contest has divided the two groups with a favorable report expected in committee on reappointing Deputy Judge Breederhotk amid scant opposition.
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Stamford
Hickey
Young
Meysou Ia
Tbe Breederhotk
Wag
House Passes Auto Victims Protection Act in Connecticut
Hartford April 28 The House passed a bill allowing non resident motor vehicle operators who leave the state after an accident to be sued in Connecticut courts. The measure would have the State Motor Vehicle Commissioner serve process and notify the defendant to appear. default judgment possible. The bill argues reciprocal licensing keeps non residents under Connecticut regulations and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Hartford
House of Representatives
Connecticut
George N. Finklestone
Bridgeport
Judiciary Committee
Finkelstone
Senate
Lampoon Restored Allowance Sparks Harvard Burlesque Row
Harvard Advocate editors said no further editions would be printed after their burlesque on The Dial was deemed mail able by Washington authorities. Cambridge police confiscated 45 copies from a news stand as Lampoon expurgated disest number sold briskly with prices rising from 25 to 85 cents and a second edition planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Advocate
Dial
Washington
Lampoon
Hickey Reveals Plays Booked for Best of Season
Bridgeport's New Lyric theatres announce a strong lineup for the season. John Golien's Seventh Heaven opens, followed by Broadway Rastus from Shuffle Along fame, then Rain, Lass Of Laughter with Flora Le Breton, and The Magic Ring starring Mitzi. Ethel Barrymore and Jane Cowl finish the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Wiliam H. Hickey
New Lyric Theatre
New York
Hickey
Firar Rete Entertainment
Morrow
Mitzi
Ethel Barrymore
Jane Cowl
New Lyric
England Restores Gold Standard and Budget Changes
England moves to restore the gold standard affecting the United States with a $200 million policy clause while the budget plans higher inheritance taxes and reestablished duties. The government expects to receive reparations from Germany and shows no hope for French debt. Australia signals immediate return to free export policy and will not substitute gold for internal currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Qburechill
Germany
Australia
Milbourne
Bruce Jin
Obituary notices for Walter Cooper and others in Bridgeport area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Nichols Stratford and Bridgeport. Walter Cooper a 54 year old dairyman of Nichols died of heart disease and will be buried in Nichols. Anna Bucowinska died and funeral in St Michaels Church. Sidney S Beardsley 58 holds services at home with burial in Curong Cemetery. Jennie Allen Pair elough 59 to be buried at Mountain Grove. Anderson Robertson his funeral at Plymouth Church burial Lakeview. John J Woods 27 high mass at St Anns. Lena Bennett 83 funeral in Mountain Grove. Walter Scott Field 68 burial Mountain Grove after Read Memorial Chapel services. Charles A Wyot different address burial Willow Brook. Thomas Childs 80 died in New Haven with funeral in Lakeview Chingsey area.
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Walter Cooper
Nichols
Bridgeport
George Julien
Trumbull Grange
Clarence Cooper
Stratford
Theodore Cooper
W Nichols
Florence Cooper
William Cooper
England
Anna Bucowinska
Paul R Bucowinska
George Pistey and Sons
St Michael's Church
Charles BR. Ratajczik
St Michaels Cemetery
Sidney
Beardsley
Sidney S. Beardafey
King Street
O'Wieck
Curong Cemetery
Jenne Alen Farrorough
Jennie Allen Pairelough
Blarry F Pairelough
Mra Hay Turton
Nerchiwood Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Turton
Joann O'Donnel
Torrington
Etta Hubbard
Mansfield
Avanston
The
Astern Star
Ndge
Charles I, Atkina
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lakeview Cemetery
S J. Thomas Larkhall Lodge
A. F
A. M
Scotland
Knights ‘Templars
Clarry D. Davis
e@son
Mooseheart Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Astern Star Lodge
Cian Campbell Lodge
Hillazabeth Robertson
John J. Woods
John J.woods
Fairfield Avenue
St Ann’s
Michael
Cemele
Lena Bennett
Tent Bennett
Addletown
George P. Potter
Elim Street
Walter Scott Fier
Walter Scott Field
Read Memorial
Willam Horace Day
Washington
Field
Charles A. Wuot
Charles A. Wyot
Pequonnock Street
Mr. Gannon
Willow Brook Cemetery
Weastrort
Drunken Driver Bill Advances to Governor in Boston
The State Senate passed the Drunken Driver bill imposing imprisonment for a second offense of operating a vehicle under the influence. The measure was sent to Governor Fuller for consideration today in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State Senate
Fuller
Bill 10 restrict loan companies killed in senate
In Hartford on April 28 the Senate rejected the loan company restriction bill. Rep Joseph Cuhelli of Bridgeport sought a cap of one license per 20 000 residents, noting 43 Connecticut loan firms with 3 in Bridgeport. Sen Howard Challenger, committee chair, argued the bill would unfairly wipe out firms already operating. The House had rejected the measure previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hartford
Banks
House
Joseph Cuhelll
Bridgport
Howard
Challenger
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Redden Tax Inquiry Proposal Fails in Senate
Hartford April 28 The Senate rejected Senator William Redden Bridgeport bill to form a five member commission to investigate state taxation with aim of equalizing the burden. Finance committee reported unfavorably Redden argued real estate bears the heavy load and urged a costly statewide inquiry. Deputy State Tax Commissioner Hulcomb estimated 100000 dollars needed while Redden put the cost between 16000 and 15000.
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Hartford
Senate Today
William Redden
Bridgeport
Finance Committee
Redden
Connecticut
R. Leland Keeney
Somers
Frederick UC. Walcott
Norfolk
Reden
Carlos Hulcomb
Salary Increase Bills With Substitute Reported In Senate
Hartford April 28 reports from the Judiciary committee show substitute salary bills to follow. Bills would affect Fairfield County Common Pleas court prosecutor and clerk and Fairfield County Superior court messenger. Acting Senate Leader Samuel C. Shaw of Redding announced the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Hartford
Senate
Judicary Committee
Fairfleld County
County Superior Court
Samuel C. Shaw
Redding
Motor Club Cars To Operate Between Bridgeport And New York
A new venture, Blue Oliva Coach Lines Incorporated, aims to run luxury coach service from Bridgeport to New York in under three hours with 23 cushioned wicker chairs. Christopher C. Wells will manage the line, with termini at Stratfield Hotel in Bridgeport and Roy James hotel in Norwalk, and a New York hotel near Times Square as the terminal. The company is incorporated for 50 000 dollars and lists Frederick A. Cooper as president, Rus ael W. Sutich as secretary, and W. W. Bent as counsel, with other directors from Bridgeport and Trumbull.
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New York
Blue Oliva Coach Lines, Incorporated
Wbridgeport New
de Boxe Parler
Ars
Internation Motor Truck Company
Christopher C. Wells
Bridgeport-Trumbull Jine
Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
Norwalk
Roy James
Timey Square
Dickering
Resent
Frederick A. Cooper
Rusael W. Sutich
Secretars
Christopher ©. Wells
Trumbull
Williame Wintter
Edward 8. Bray
Alonzo A
Elevator Agent Talks To Associations Here At Stratfield
George Heilman of Otis Elevator Company addressed the Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at a joint meeting and banquet at the Stratfield Hotel. Speakers included H. Bullard of Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and L K Murphy of Brooklyn Edison. The event merged the two groups for a social and informational session on improving relations among engineers purchasing agents and salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heilman
Otis Elevator Company of
New York
Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut
American Society Mechanica Engineers
Stratfield
Mr. Heffman
Engineering Materalu
H. Bullard
Connecticut Chamber of Commerc
L K. Murphy
Brooklyn Edison Company
RK Felcher
Bridgeport Brash Company
Boies
Purchasing Agents Association
Heilman
Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges And Councils
Community notices list gatherings this evening at 56 Beach Street for the Lailan Women’s council, 1 0. O. F. at 16 State Street, Adelphian lodge at 108 Broad Street, Magna Charta lodge at 396 Stratford Avenue for Sons of George, and Harmony council No 12 J. C. L. A. M. at the Newfield building.
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Lailan Women's Council
Beach Street
Monitor Lodge
O. F
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Magna Charta Lodge
Sons of
George
Stratford Avenue
Harmony Council
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Polce
Ke’ Aft
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Hindenburg
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Sozialists
Socialist Party
Hell
Goveernment
Braun
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Campriges de Agutes
German Peoples Party
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Burns
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Black Dragon Society
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Paie
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
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Carleshilton Pearson
Wake Forest
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Ephraim Avigier Spelser
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Herman V. Amos
Graduate School
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Danzig Free State
Great Britain
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Belgium
France
Hohenthal
International Reform, Federation
Washington, D.C
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Babe Ruth
Edward G. Barrow
New York Yankees
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Barrow
Kenealy
Motor Vehicle
Anderson Robertson
Beach Avenue
Walnut Beach
Wile K Todharios
Thomas Childs
Chemas Childs
Remington Barnun Avenue
Lakevicy Chingsey
Motor Club
Concera
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Elevator Company
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Seveer Estate
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