Tall Members 10 Get Pay Increases for Police Fire
Salaries show raises for police and fire ranks including superintendent assistants and lieutenants as city eyes pay parity with other cities. Board of Apportionment clash and traffic officer risk cited. Burhnam backs raises and a municipal police academy proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolman
Plains
Ergeants
Rman
m+ imery
Board of Aptionment
Fies
Emmon Council
William Burnham
Bourt Apportionment
Burnham
Board of Firammissioners
Mr. Bornham
Idgeport
Behrens
Thomas M. Cullinan
Cullinan
Ries
Pridgepart
Elmann Also To Have Pay Raised In City Edict
City officials discuss salary adjustments with multiple roles set for December. The city attorney and assistant city money positions face potential changes while the deputy tax roles see varied pay scales. Officials say no reductions planned immediately, despite pressure from Alderman Hogan to cut salaries aligning with Behrens administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
May Behrens
Atoney
Sam E. Hogan
Tney
Hogan
SACHELOR CROSSES COUNTRY TWICE
A fragmented report shows Sachelor crossing the country twice with unclear details. Mentions include court actions, a six month sentence, and police or department references. The text references a vehicle or highway setting and vague arrests or warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachelor
Close of Meeting Report from Pateena Weekly Record
A brief meeting closure note from the Pateena Weekly Record states the board finished its session. No further action or details are provided in the fragmented text.
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls Qt in for Jims ONeilh
Ambulance log notes incidents including transport to St Vincent’s hospital for injuries to right foot metatarsals and a scalp laceration. Transfers to St Vine and St Vincent’s hospitals appear for multiple patients from 284 Willard street 902 Broad street and 245 p.m. calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vievents Hospital
Kell
TL. Stein
Murehouse Avenue
Bridgeport
Jak Rewuest
Phya
Joseph Sophy
Willard Street
St. Vine
Min Nugello
Lafaretto
Captain Larson performs brave act as tanker explodes
Two crew members die aboard the Phoenix after an in hold tank explosion near Boston. Second Engineer Smith and First Mate Randich, both of Philadelphia, are identified among the victims. Captain Farry Larson risked death to help men as fumes and a flare hindered efforts. he survived after being blown across the deck. The blaze ended in ten minutes and bodies are recovered as rescue crews search for Randich. The explosion’s cause remains unknown.
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Boston
Phoenix
Nantucket
Narragansett Bay
Coast Guard
T Hat
Smith
Philadelphia
Randich
Farry Larson
Larson
Veral
Weymouth
General's Remark Sparks Courtroom Furore
A heated scene unfolds as General Graves and fellow officers debate a remark made to Colonel Winship while a court meets to decide on a challenge to him. Objections arise over procedure, the court retreats, and How urges counsel to address the court rather than each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baourht
Graves
Blanton Winship
Reil
Robert How
Grave Desecration Action Delayed in New Canaan Suit
The injunction suit against Elmer Jones of Darien by the Town of New Canaan and others was not reached in the Sue periis court. Witnesses and counsel were ready to proceed as Jones faces accusations of desecrating graves in Old Parade Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jones
Darien
Uie
New Canaan
Newel
Jennings
Sueperiis
Jones
Parade Hill
Meetings Tonight At Various Local Lodges And Clubs
A jumble of meeting notices lists Italian Women's club at Beach Street Munis Suite, St John’s lodge, Maccabees, Temple groups, Pioneer and Polar Star camps, engineers and builders associations, and street corner locations. Fragmentary names and addresses suggest a city-wide schedule of lodge and club gatherings this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Gtree
Munis Suite
Sons of
Shratfergqyenie
Cuncil
Gurblin oVeymen
Main Street
Parfield
St John's Lodge
A. Mysoni Temple
Motonel
Pioneer Camp
Polar Star Lodge
O. Marin
Capnog Street
Taeneng Camp
Troruthen
Strest Jhonere Engineers
Fh. Cannon
Marele Sales
Taewanen Street
Lonele
Governor Tentatively Grants Chapman's Reprieve Details
Long account of legal maneuvers over Gerald Chapman's reprieve from execution in Connecticut. Attorneys Freedman Murphy discuss federal versus state custody, writs of habeas corpus, and transfer of Chapman from Atlanta to Connecticut. Court actions challenge U S authority and jurisdiction while outlining reps and objections to the transfer and reprieve effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Errors
Chapman
United States
George A. Cohen
Joseph M. Freedman
Charles W. Murphy
Henryk. W. Scott
Connecticut
Clipmans
Gerald Chapman
Scott
Alanta
Ghupman
U.S
Chip
Ilegally
Atlanta
Justice Holmes
United States District Court
New York
United States of America
Ulvarnes
Firemen to Attend McBride Funeral
Funeral services for Samuel F McBride a firefighter with Engine Company No 4 will be held from his home 164 Catherine Street this morning and at St Vaneus church with an escort to the grave at Municipal cemetery Wife and one daughter Miss Mary Gertrude McBride survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F! McBride
Engine Company
Catherine Street
St. Vaeustines
Soltiia
Grenien Wall
Hardy
Trenien
Mirmibers
MeBruje i
Dad
Mary
Ortrude McPride
Island Street
William J. Cooper
Penbrake Street
Anglewood
Tony ‘R Linfield
Tre
Christ Triscopal Church
New Milford
Coulter and McKenzo Company
Watep
Olden Pil Stearts
Atlee Cooner
Dasil Gooner
Oratorio Society Delights Bridgeport Audience with Varied Program
The Bridgeport Oratorio Society under Frink Wissel presented a varied program in the high school auditorium. George Purrere the world renowned flutist joined, and the choir of 460 voices performed Handel’s Messiah motifs alongside Bimbino’s Cloud fantasy and Cumberland Mountain themed pieces. The concert featured Ada Kopf contralto, encores for Bimbino, and two men’s numbers including Blow Thou Winter and Auburn Sea. A post concert supper followed and plans announced for Elijah at the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropullia Ecitics
Bridgeport Gratoria Ecuiety
Frink Wissel
Igh School
Auilitorium
George Purrere
Majestie Chorale
Swansea Town
Gustay Sloist
George the Second
London
Bridgeport Oratorio Society
Albert Bimbino
Missy Ada Kopf
Mr. Bimbont
Brother Green
Sourwood Mountain
Howard Brockway
Cumberland Mountains
Schaiu
Shakespeare
Wilhelm Gericke
Horatio Parker
Barrer
Clayton P. Stevengy
Oratoria Society
Kasschaw
Elijah
Barrere
Elmer Havens
Bimbowhee
Boston Police Reorganization Sparks Resignations and Requests
About 400 Boston police officers have resigned or been divided from the force amid a reorganization. Police Commissioner Herbert A. Wilden plans to renew requests for several additional personnel as residents in the Martic pan district seek more protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Boston
Herbert A. Wilden
Tadashi
Marticpan
Seaboard Storm Triggers Anxiety At Sea and Shore
A Seaboard storm caused anxiety as the Munsen steamer iRec tiva bound for Mavana collided in rough seas with the Uhakita standing by. The Government Cut at Miami opened to wait for entry. Three planes were swept out to sea at Daytona beach with no injuries. The citrus drop overall saw little damage per C. C. Commander, Florida Citrus Mayhange general manager.
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Munsen
Mavana
Shipping Board
Waes Uhakita
Miami
Daytona Beach
C. C
Mannager
Florida Citrus Mayhange
Youth Admits Killing Chum in Cold Impulse
In a Bronx court a youth confessed to killing a friend after an earlier admission, calling it an irresistible impulse. District Attorney McGeehan compared the case to infamous thrill killings, labeling the youth the coldest he has encountered and noting a later confession that his motive was a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGeechan
Bronx
Tlenpold and Loeb
Charrison Noel
Philip Knapp
McGehan
McGeehan
MccGeehan
Metlechan
Gurdon Pirie
Two Pedestrians Struck by Cars in City
Two pedestrians were hit by automobiles yesterday in the city. Samuel Angello, 87 Lafayette Street, was taken to St. Vincent's with lacerations and injuries to his right leg after being struck by a vehicle driven by Edward McCiavern, 1050 Stratford Avenue. John Petro, 175 Goward Avenue, was struck around 6:30 PM at Hancock Avenue and Pine Street by an unknown vehicle. he was rushed to St. Vincent's with profuse bleeding and facial injuries.
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Hoth
St. Vincent's Hospital
Samuel Angello
Lafayette Street
Edward McCiavern
Stratford Avenue E
John Petro
Goward Avenue
Petre
Strick
Hancock Avenue
Pine Street
St Viecent’s Hocuital
Obituary Notices From City Funeral Rites Set
Obituaries list multiple services for Milvabeth Hugya Esther Gris St John William J Cooper Estella Cleveland and Mary Sherry. Services span St John’s and Lake View Cemetery with burial at Grove Street Cemetery and St Michael’s Cemetery. Families include Uusye Gray Hugya and Cooper, with survivors and pallbearers named.
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Esther Gray
Esther Gris St John
Henry St Joutn
Servics
Wihno
Lafareter Street
Grove Street
Cemedery
New Laven
Children in City Have Good Eyes Says Health Director
Mrs Winifred T Hart director of Health and Hygiene for Bridgeport Public Schools told a Reciprocity Club gathering at the Stratford Hotel that talking with school children about proper foods yields results. She outlined aims to improve child welfare through teaching better living, supervising play and health, including annual eye examinations required by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred T. Hart
Bridgeport
Reciprocity Club
Stratfiel Hotel
Germans Welcome Delegations Bow to Locarno Spirit
Delegates greeted at 11 Downing Street and Buckingham Palace as Germany seeks readmission. Briand and Stresemann meet with Briand. Locarno spirit lauded though no decisions reached. Berlin, Paris, Rome discuss new era of goodwill and postwar relations with Germany pushed toward entente and reform.
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Sir Ateaten
Lady Chamberlain
Downing Street
Baldwin
Lady Astor
Wwen
Buckingham Palace
King George
Germany
Rla- Hons
Dr. Stresemann
M. Briand
Will Orign
Rhineland
Gereman Aviation
Gerrdany
Riineland Control Commission
Locarno
Sir Austen
Lanesaste House
Amercan
Laecarno
London
Berlin
Paris
Dec
Tendon
Pavia
Tip
France
ASK RAILROAD COMPLETION REPORT RECOMMENDS OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
A report by AP manager W. Smith and colleagues recommends completing the railroad project in Alaska to ensure secure operation. The panel urges timely funding and coordinated management to improve reliability and efficiency for future service.
Pinchot Presses Anthracite Peace Plan
Governor Pinchot faces pressure from miners and operators amid clashes over mining policy. Analysts expect emergency measures to declare the anthracite industry a public utility, placing it under the State Public Services Commission to probe profits and disclosures long blocked by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehot
Pinchot
State Public Services Commission
Downtown Store Windows Smashed In Two Incidents
Two department store windows were shattered in separate incidents on Fairfield and Helfield avenues. Ken Pauline Warmke backed a car into the Wadsworth Howland window at 7 o clock, escaping injury. Patrick O Hara slipped on a grate and fell through the Smith Murray window, receiving scalp lacerations and being treated at St Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Howlandy
Wim Street
Smith-Murray
Held Avenue
Pauline Warmke
JF. Rk. DP. No
Wadsworth-Howland Company
Patrick O'Hara
Brena Street
smith-Murray Company
Fairfield Avenue
St Vincent's Hospital
Three Destroyers Leave For China From Manila and Marida
Three American destroyers embarked for Shanghai due to threats in the area. The destroyer McCormick departed Manila on Saturday, while additional ships remained in readiness for possible reinforcements as conditions worsened near China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lere
Shanghai
Gana
McCormick
Manila
Smith Turer
Gertrude Morris Reelected President of Local Republican Women
Mrs Gertrude Morris was reelected for the sixth time as President of the Twelfth District Republican Women's club at the annual meeting after the dinner last night. She has led the group since its formation. Fellow officers presented her with a basket ofPoses and chrysanthemum and a golf pen and pencil set. The entertainment followed the fifth annual dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Morris
Republican Women's Club
Morris
Delaney Driver In Fairfield Ave Crash Involves Woman
Oliva Chapdelaine known as Jack Delaney, heavyweight hope, hit Julia Gradwal at 988 Stratford Ave. in Fairfield Ave. He transported the injured woman to St. Vincent's hospital for observation and X rays. Delaney claims he followed traffic when the woman stepped into his path and was later held by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliva Chapdelaine
Carlton Avenue
Jack Delaney
Fairfield Avenue
P.m
Julia Gradwal
Stratford Avenue
Delaney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dewey
Howland
Eleven Building Permits Granted After Board Meeting
Eleven building permits totaling about 8 104 were approved at yesterday’s Board of Building Commissioners meeting. Notable projects include a frame garage at 1042 Hanvouk Avenue for Joseph Manius, a one family frame house for Sarah A Ballou at 88 Wheeler Avenue, and a two car frame garage for M Whitson at 385 Huntington Road among other listed constructions across several streets. Local officials approved mixed-use and storage structures, with permits issued to residents including Henry Cullen, Amelia Roucher, G W McCune, and Joseph Metcalf, covering garages, wagons sheds, cottages, and tenements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tileven
Lesterday
Board of Building Commissioners
Joseph Manius
Hanvouk Avenue
Kearns Fined for Disturbing Peace at Border
Jack Kearns former manager of Jack Dempsey was fined 250 dollars by Justice Lloyd Griffin on a charge of disturbing the peace at the international border Friday night in San Diego California.
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Ban Diego
Calif
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Lloyd Griffin
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