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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1925

Page

18

Suit Filed Against Levy Now in Prison

Jacob Levy now serving a long term in State prison for rum running is defendant in a suit for 6000 dollars brought by the National Surety Company for an alleged unpaid 3009 dollar premium on a surety bond with the government. Co defendants are Joseph G Hyatt Samuel Purdy and RE Canfield of Norwalk.

Westport Dug Jacob Levy National Surety Company of New York United States Levy Joseph G Hyatt Samuel Purdy This Place RE Canfield Norwalk

Hold engineer responsible for freight wreck

New Haven August 20 AP Full responsibility for the March 19 wreck that killed engineer Thomas P Moore and fireman William H Fish was placed on Moore in a report by Interstate Commerce Commission safety bureau Director W P Boreland. The wreck occurred in the west cut beneath the Lamberton Street bridge when Moore's electrically propelled train crashed into the rear of train HN 2 waiting for a signal. The report cites failure to obey signals and to enter the yard under control for which Moore was responsible.

New Haven William H Fish Thomas P Moore W. P. Boreland Interstate Commerce Commission Safety Bureau Lamberton Street Moore

Hard fight forecast for Harrison in Fifth District

District whispers say Alderman Fred W. Harrison faces a tough primary as Fifth District Republicans consider King faction and reorganization candidates. Dwight Graves, district GOP executive chairman, says he has not announced a candidacy and would run only for the district, not a faction, if he enters. Graves notes he seeks to represent the district rather than a faction.

Fred W. Harrison Common Council King Reorganization Republicans Dwight Graves Harrison Graves

Wilton Concert Saturday Night Benefit for Library

Wilton hosts a Saturday night concert at 8 oclock to aid the Wilton Library association. Marie Rosanoff and Prof. John Erskine perform. tickets selling quickly indicate strong financial success likely. Town briefs note tea service and a sale of antique items at Town Hall, with several local residents named attending events and a Norwalk women’s Republican excursion to Oyster Bay. Marie Mayes, a former Wilton girl, has completed nurse training in Brooklyn and visits Wilton.

Wilton Wilton Library Association Marie Rosanoff John Erskine Women’s League of the Congregational Church Misa Mary Comstock H. Schenck Frederica Mafer J. C. van Henningen Alex Schlickerman Henry A. F. Young Aaughter Dudley Dakin Campbell Marietta Hill William H. A. Fischer

Confidence Man Jumps $500 Bail in Springfield

In Springfield Manss Aug 2 AP George W. Webber of New York, known as a confidence man, defaulted a $500 cash bail in a vagrancy case. He was arrested after an attempt to persuade Richard Fitzgerald, a plumber, to invest $13,000 in a stock deal. Two alleged confederates fled as police arrived. Webber is said to be wanted elsewhere.

Springfield Manss George W. Webber New York Webber Richard Fitzgerald Fitzgerald

Publisher Victor Lawson Dies in Chicago at Lake Shore Drive

William Harrison Bradley and two nieces, among the surviving five, left Ridgefield to attend the funeral of Victor Fremont Lawson editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily News who died last night after a short illness of heart disease. Lawson was a pioneer journalist and prominent figure in American press.

Ridgefield William Harrison Bradley Victor Fremont Lawson America Lake Shore Drive Chicago Lawedh Chicago Daily News

Postmaster General Suspends Air Mail on Seaplane Flight

Washington August 20 AP Postmaster General New announced that air mail would not be carried from the Pacific coast on the three Navy seaplanes on their non stop flight to Hawaii. The move halts a planned mail run and affects transport to the islands.

Washington New Pacific Coast Navy Hawai

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