State's Attorney Calls for Harsh Punishment in Liquor Cases
In Criminal Superior Court Judge William Malle backed the idea of severe penalties as a cure for liquor in automobiles. State's Attorney Willan J. Corley Sr urged Abraham Galperin be punished harshly, arguing it strikes at the root of the evil. Galperin, 9 months for five counts, appealed to deter others. He was arrested in Stamford on November 13 with nine bottles of alcohol and a smuggler's label order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lquor
Wiliam M. Malle
Criminal Superior Court
Willan J. Corley
Abraham Galperia
French Street
Morciess
Maithe
Comey
Galperin
Gall
Stamford
Galpern
Imnor
Your Skinny Friend Ethel Cod Liver Oil Ad
A vintage ad urges readers to give Mc Coy Laboratories Cod Liver Oil tablets to gain weight. It praises sugar coated tablets and claims quick results for men and women, with a money back guarantee and nationwide drugstore availability.
Jacobs Oil Rheumatism Liniment Adverts
An old advertisement touts Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment guaranteed to ease pain stiffness and soreness instantly. Claims 65 years of use and availability at drugstores for 35 cents a bottle with quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacoba
Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Turechek Parents Not to Blame in Robbery Case
An arraignment report states four boys admitted to robberies with Frank Turechek misattributed as the culprit. Court told the parents are respectable, while the prisoner intended was George Dirga. The father was reportedly forbidden to return home by his wife amid concerns over immoral influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Turechek
Turechek
George Dirga
President in Chicago Urges Mutual Aid for World Peace
President spoke at the Chicago Commercial Club luncheon urging cooperation among nations and between business and agriculture. He argued that America's prosperity depends on helping farmers and extending aid at home and abroad to build a stable world market for food and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Cago Commercial Club
Agriculure
Middle West
Metropalia
Vrees
India
Egypt
Europe
America
Israel
Hall
Bingham Denies He Sought Nomination Amid Convention Rumors
The report notes confusion in 1920 over nomination bids with figures like Marcus Holcom, J Henrty Berback, and George Sturm connected to a convention. A delegation from Waterbury and others discussed efforts to back Holt while negating other claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign
Sam von
Marcus — Holcom
Walous Oracter
Saeton
Abe Bo Kuss
Elton
National
Ewermin
George 1
Sturm
Woonbury
Miton Isbell
Anwonta
EO Gons
Watermuiry
J Hennty Berback
Colonel Engham
New Rogers Death Probe Proceeds in North Haven
A North Haven grand jury continued its inquiry into the death of bond salesman Charles C. G. Rogers after examining four witnesses. Miss Marjorie Schneider, accompanying attorney Jacob Goodhart, appeared unperturbed as the session adjourned until next week. other witnesses included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce and Chauncey Hulse, with more to come as the inquiry resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NTIW
Church
Robert T. Hurley
Frank M. Nichols
State Police
Aaron A. Ailing
Misa Schneider
Jacob P. Goodhart
Miss Schneider
Samuel W. Tator
LaFolette- Wheeler Party
Goodhart
Bernard Wilhelm
New York
Hulses
Chauncey Hulse
Grand Jury
Hulee
Prosecutor Church
Robert Ohl
Wallingford Inn
North Haven
Hulse
Showman Sentenced to Five Years for Virginia Murder
A showman in Accomack County Virginia was convicted of second degree murder for a fatal row at a Tasley fair last August. He received a five year penitentiary term. The incident occurred amid a fight between the show troupe and fair patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accomac
Virginia
Earth
Roach
Tasley
Wilton Snake Story Grips Town on Bedside Tale
Wilton residents discuss a sensational snake incident that allegedly crawled onto a bed in a local home and sparked wide attention. Edward Martin, editor of a regional paper, notes the bizarre tale as reporters and locals recall the night’s events and the ensuing chatter in Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munne
Pom Hall
Ed Walten Arnel
The
Washington Times
Ee Rerk
Poultry Show Winners Highlight Restoration of Fanciers Exhibit
An extensive poultry show page lists prizewinners across many breeds. Notable names include William Lumpkin and F J Keogh winning in Dark Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Buff Plymouth Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottes, and Rhode Island Reds among others. Exhibitors like Webb and Marshall Bassick, A J Caldwell, J J Hill, and Dr M A Warriner appear multiple times with winning cocks, hens, pullets, and cockerels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Wyandottes
Vexa
A. J. Marasco
J. J. Lanth
William Muirhead
V. B. York
Wiliam Muirhead
Cockerel
K. F. Gerrish
J. 3. Lynch
Willam Muirhead
I. J. Stalfing
Stitting
J. Lynch
K. F. Gerris
J. J. Lynch
I. I. Stilins
G. B. Wolterhens
G. BE. Wolfer
Columbian
Wyandottes
Cockerala
G. Relsing
Rhode Island
H. A. Cleat
F. Compstone
Alexander and Pegachio
M.s. E. Raymond
Harald B. Dorman
L. M. Johnson
M. A. Warriner
Hound Hill Farm
F. Cumpstone Cockerela
I. M. A. Warriner
Wi. H. Wood
F. Cumpatone
D. Larsen
R. ¥. Surnick
Bt. A. Warriner
F. D. Larson
H. H. Wood
A. H. Miller
Buff Orpington
J. J. Hill
J. J
J. 3. Hill
H. J. Duff
H. J. Duat
J. J. Hin
Black Jersey Gianta
Couxa
Conway Bros
Mr. A. Rothe
L. Amante
Harold B. Dorman
Harold
Brookside Poultry Farm
E. G. Osterhaudt
Col I'ns
Ancona
Scecmi
Hrookade
BE. G. Osterhaudt
Hrookteaide Poultry Farm
Brookside
S.C. Tomlinson
C. Tomlinson
S. Tomlnson
E. Burr
KH. Burr
K. F. Kerrigh
I. Jarvis
Innes
Jones
Anconas
Colling Ancona Farm
HN. G. Osterhaudt
Rhode Island Reds
Harry Dickenson
R. Lo James
Brown Leghorns
Harold Dorman
S. C. Leghorns
Charles B
Woodside Poultry
J Bailey
Woodside
Vietor
S. Vietor
H. HK
B. G. Bom Rset
E . Somer
H. G. Somerset
Anwidsen
Gink Cochin Hantam
Andino Park, Jr
Andrew Pils
Dr. Cockerel
Teens Arrested in Harrisburg Grocery Robbery Near Beer
Fifteen boys and three girls aged 8 to 19 were arrested in Harrisburg on charges of robbing a grocery store after a drinking party. Items stolen included near beer and cheese. One man, Hoy Hinkle, was jailed on receiving stolen goods charges with a $2000 bail after police say he bought stolen beer and food from the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hoy Hinkle
Hinkle
Vietor Fanciers Dominate Multiple Pigeon Classes
In a crowded exhibition, Vietor entries won first in Cock and Hen divisions including White Homer, Blue Bar Homer, and Fantail breeds. George A. Haux and William Watman earned multiple placings in Fantail and Swiss Mondaine classes, while J Lovelle and W Waman collected top prizes across old and young cock and hen categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Vietor
Victor Hine
Vieor
George A. Haux
William Watman
William Watmawn
Thrat
George A. Haua
J. Lovelle
W. Waman
W. M
W. Pig Pouter
Black Rock bank charter hearing deferred by bank commissioners
Bank commissioners postponed a decision on establishing a Black Rock bank to serve local firms factories and residents of a community described as separated from Bridgeport by a Chinese wall. Proponents argued the area could sustain a bank while opponents warned of harming the nearby Weat Side Bank and shared market viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Merritt
Bridgeport
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Fta
Theodore E. Stetber
Weat Side Bank
Black Rock Bank
Weat Side
Black Rock
Burglaries Reported Including Pool Room Theft
The Detective Bureau logged several thefts yesterday. A full set of Villard balls was taken from a pool room at 727 Hallett Street owned by Philip Prudenkowitz. Ro M Bassett, of 1288 Stratford Avenue, reported a bakery burglary with flour and cakes stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Bureau
Villard
Hallett Street
Philip Prudenkowitz
Ro M Bassett
Stratford Avenue
Holt Reaffirms Coolidge Help for First Offenders
Congressman P B O Sullivan blasted Hiram Bingham while praising President Coolidge. The speech covered support for immigration reform, wartime debt policy, world peace efforts, disarmament, and the World Court. O Sullivan criticized senators Pepper Moses Edge and McLean for backing Bingham to aid Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’sullivan
P. B O’ Bullivan
Derby
Game Platform
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Pepper
Moses
Edge
McLean
Bingham
Cooldge
Siances
Pugh's bondsman surrenders charged man jailed awaiting trial
Fdenard Pugh, 24, of S94 Warren Street, held on a statutory charge involving a 14 year old girl, surrendered to police last night by his former bondsman Paul H Lange of 0 Bia con Street. Lange said he would not act as bondsman for Pugh any longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdenard Pugh
Warren Street
Paul H Lange
Biacon Street
Bonisman Lange
Pugh
Prowler in Church Charge Nolled in Noroton Case
A 58 year old man, George Ler, allegedly climbed into a Noroton church seeking shelter. The statutory burglary charge was nolled after the court found the entry not for theft or felony, delaying trial for further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauer
George Ler
Noroton
Lee
Aeven
Jove Contract Court Exhibit
The fragment discusses attempts to gain freedom and various methods, noting no real effort to secure liberty through other means. It reflects a legal context about freedoms and constraints in the court’s exhibit material.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maubie
We. W. Grove
Ethel
McCoy Laboratories
McCoy
Javery Wil
Hindie & Leverly Drug Stores
Ge'le
Reyes
Strong
Hill
Mr. Hill
Detroit
Leonardi
Chicago
Holt
Har
Absa
Goveser Am
Porn
Addras
Benatar Brindee
Dtu
Holte
NEW Rogers
Showman
Wilton
Snake
Turkey
Birst
J. Wilkes
Mas. M. Roth
Toulouse Gee
Jupreathkiy
Sevond
J. Zupranska
Yous Gander
J. Zupradks
Firat
Hen
Bank Commission
Coolidge
Bourda
Columbia
Chetr
T Peleva
United States
allendeiMora
League of Nations
World Court
Hughes
South America
Smirgfeld, Mass
JOVE
Geman
BAYER
Aspirin
Duayer
Lumbago
Sloan’s
Sloan
Failles
Taffetas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!