Jury convicts Mrs Lilliendahl in murder case at Beach
The trial ended with Mrs Lilliendalh found guilty of murdering her husband in Beach while co defendants were summoned to court. Witness Harry Sanderson altered his story after testifying that he saw Beach fleeing the woods. The jury faced long deliberations and the courtroom tense with the defendants and relatives awaiting the verdict.
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Beach
Witnes
Min Menara
Pegy Anderson
Obie Johnson Negro
Ose
Bean
Lallendaht
Dlilwene
Harry Sanders
Sydney
Ohio
Hink’c
Sandeson
Sanderson
Sane
New York
Bandersong
Danderson
Campbell
Womin Mo Mars Calkins Atlante
Kane
Depit Sherifs
Gampbel
Colls
Pressentor
Hinkie Edson Hedges
Lwer
Robert S McCarter C.sef Coune
Lible Dail
Detectives Question Juror's Father in Trial Proceedings
Detectives questioned the juror's father amid trial events as legal maneuvers unfolded. The report notes witnesses and counsel exchanges, including references to Sinclair and related delays.
Fragmented OCR Note From Rail Row Exhibit
The readable fragments describe an event at an unspecified row exhibit with partial timing and names unclear. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are confirmed in the legible text. Further clarification is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Lodger held on kidnapping charge and warrant for Allen
A man named Allen, accused of kidnapping a five year old boy, fled through New Haven and Bridgeport. He sought lodging at the Pease home in Bridgeport where he stayed in an attic room, later securing work at Eastern Malleable Iron. Detective work traced Allen via a boy found wandering Staten Island yards and a missing New Britain boy. Police linked Allen to the Bridgeport case and possible charges in New York.
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Aljet
Allen
Howds
Allens
Stony Creek
Bridge Port
Raye
Sturles
Mini Allen
Pease
State Street
Wee
New Haven
Telegram
Bridgeport
Bork
Eastern Malleable Iron Company
Senin Vrery
Heimerson
Allen Wis
Binewu
Investieutinn
Canthin L Gramberteen
Lehgh Yortey
John Hendewon
Cantain Lambert
Randall
Central Railro
Staten ‘Sland
New Jever
Aden i
Cheny
Tamerson
New Br
Omar Wits
Cote Bridgeport
Ilroad
Krpt
Bridgerport
Bureau of Investigation
Lamberson
New Brighton
New York
Petso
Killew
Accused Dairy Driver's Case Is Continued
A city court yesterday continued the case of a dairy driver charged with embezzlement from Mitchell Dairy Co. The continuance was granted at the request of attorney William A. Kines, with a December date set for further proceedings before Judge William J. Buchlry.
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Bibfield
Calim
Willam J
Mayor Directs Immediate Police Action On Phantom Stabber
The mayor outlines urgent steps to confront a notorious phantom stabber in Bridgeport. Aimed at maximizing arrests, the plan calls for withdrawing leaves, assigning extra duty, skeletonizing regular divisions, and issuing public guidance to aid police. The message stresses unity and rapid, effective action to protect residents and preserve the city’s reputation.
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Cie
P J Flanagan
Bridgeport
Peller Department
Tts Orblics
Mer
Proposal to Seat Vare Voted After Debate in Senate
Senators debated seating Vare amid a contest by Democrats led by William B Wilson secretary of labor. Republicans argued the Senate may determine its own qualifications while Democrats urged denial of the oath and questioned precedents in counting Pennsylvanian ballots.
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Robinson
Reed
Pennsvania
Vaile
Tle Wandrow
Wilson
Micheau
Mim
Senate
Aso
Newis
Enge
New Jose
McLean
Connecticu
Gillett
Massachusetts
Caolina
Vare Ieath
Tutscate
Gillette
Han
Bruce and Robinson
Pounder
Claus
Victim Reads Story of Phantom Bridgeport Stabbing
Mis Latelle Haupler of 990 Grand Street, 25th victim, shown reading a Telegram account of the attack. The stabbing occurred on Pequonnuck Street and Flarral Avenue at 530 oclock Wednesday, with Haupler attacked by Bridgeport's phantom assailant.
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Mis Latelle Haupler
Grand Street
Mommme Mis Haupler
Pequonnuck Street
Flarral Avenue
Dawes Surges In GOP Delegates Amid Hoover Lowden Split
The piece analyzes potential Dawes movement within the Republican race. Hoover leads, likely winning most regions, with Lowden a strong second. Dawes could gain 150 to 200 delegates overall, especially in the East, if a movement begins, shaping a close convention fight. It also covers Coolidge’s stance and a bribery-related testimony tied to New Haven Railroad taxes.
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Saa
Hoover
Lowden
Dewes
New England
East
South
Dawes
Hoover Dave
Bnet
Hoover Weither
Hls
Diver
Hope
Dawe
Coolidge
Dla
Contidee
Coolide
Coolda
Ais Layhes
Ouiatunchis
Noble Avenue zoning dispute pits hospital station plan against church and school
In a complex case tied to Noble Avenue and Putnam Street, residents request injunctive action to block a new station. The Board of Appeals previously denied the station within 200 feet of a church, school, library, theater or hospital, prompting mayoral review and potential power transfer to the Board of Appeals. Officials and attorneys anticipate further hearings and political maneuvers as figures from academia and city government weigh the zoning conflict and its implications for future approvals.
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Erwill
Tervis
Noble Avenue
Putnam Street
Bond of
Flspital
Difford B Wilson
Erast
Membes
Bonita of Appeals
Bertore
Bou of Appeals
Mbero
Lyn
Hus
Truth of
Veterans tax refunds hit by 1927 law change
Petitioners informed that past due taxes tied to war service are not refundable under a 1927 act. Refunds on 1924 1925 1926 lists and abatements for property and personal taxes were heard by the Claims committee, naming individuals with refunds of 1054.90, 617.00, 1773.00, and others, plus abatements on lists from 1920 to 1926.
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Calhoun Avenue
Ith
Follos A Gustave T Bnizminn
Hugh F Keegan
Colony Street
Hillman Bros
State Street
Stanley Wells
Gregory Street
James Diorlo
Tiehland Avenue
Louis Franzese
Grand Street
Joseph Payone
Highland Avenue
Harry Lebovich
DeForest Avenue
Rebecca Sakowitz
Pequonneck Treet
John Depozi
George Street
Genovina
Margaret Ca
Mery Stella
Willow Street
Catherine McCann
Holster Ave
Emma Timmons
Main Street
Mamie Sherman
Washington Avenue
Charlies ¢ Mooney
Leonard Riccio
Nichols Street
Gabatella Mucci
Sixth Street
Christopher Macaluso
Reservoir Avenue
Ung Wife Went To Party After Killing Husband
Velma West a 21 year old wife in Perry, Ohio, confessed to beating her 26 year old husband, Eduard West, to death with a hammer after an argument. She pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge, later admitted the act, and described moving the body and attending a party in Cleveland before her arrest.
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Planesville
Associated Press
Velma West
Lake County
T Eduard West
Perry Obloely
Cleveland
Clevemna
Nim
Rasmussen
Eth Paulin County
Toda
Trade turmoil blamed on Freemasons Jesuits and Hebrews
Berlin reports General Tod Lidenhof accused Freemasons Jesuits and Hebrews of subverting German victory at a meeting of the Frankfurt federation. He claimed Allied powers still rule Germany through figures like Tucker Gilbert and Mgr Pacelli, insisting he did all possible to avert the war.
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Berlin
Tod Lidenhof
Noulnat
Sperkler
Fannenberg
Ubey
Germany
Tarker Gilbert
Mgr Pacelli
Reichshead
Tidenhof Asaerttacht Oriit
Chinese Student Jailed For Robbing Countrymen
Pleading guilty to three counts of statutory burglary, Bock Yon Tong a twenty five year old former Columbia University Chinese student was sentenced to four months in jail by Judge L P Weldo Marvin in Criminal Superior Court yesterday. He swindled out of a thousand by his father to pay tuition, worked at a Canton restaurant, then stole saxophones, a violin, office equipment, clothing and jewelry in separate raids in July September and October, pawns leading to his capture.
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Bock Yon Tong
Columbia University
L P Weldo Marvin
Criminal Superior Court
Fong
Baltimore
Canton
New York
Edward Young
Fairfield Avenue
Poor Paa ns May Cause Shut Off of Mail Deliveries
Residents along Frenchtown road push Bridgeport to fix a deteriorated route over the boundary with Trumbull. Despite Iune 620000 allocated for 100 miles of dirt road repairs, officials say funds are exhausted as mud and pits hinder ambulances, fire apparatus, and mail service prompting potential discontinuation. Seaside Gun Club joins complaints.
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Board of Apportionment
Iala
Andrew J Northey
Frenchtown Road
Park Avenue
Sylvan Avenue
Reservoir Avenue
William T Meyer
Thomas J Garrity
Post Office Department
Washington
Bridgeport
Trumbull
Trumbles
Seaside Gun Club
Milford G A R Veteran Joseph R Clark Dies At 93
Joseph R Clark a Civil War veteran former postmaster and long time printer died at his Milford home at age 93. He served as postmaster under three presidents ending under Cleveland and worked at his printing farm until age 91. Clark was oldest living member of the Congregational church and served with the 27th Connecticut Volunteers during the Civil War as adjutant for the George Van Horn Post of the Milford G A R.
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Milford
Associated Press
Joseph R Clark
Clark
Cleveland
Imas
Congregational Church
George van Horn
Rubber Worker to Get 155 Week Compensation
Lionel Lefkowitz of Stamford awarded half pay for 185 weeks of work after legal reductions in a lump sum by Compensation Commissioner E T Buckingham. Lefkowitz left hand severely injured at Smingdale Rubber, four fingers and part of the thumb amputated, second joint ankylosed. 925.5898 awarded. The company has paid or provided medical bills. complete loss of use of left hand confirmed.
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Lionel Lefkowitz
Stamford
Smingdale Rubber Company
Bamford
E T Buckingham Lefkowi
Fr Toir
Lefkowitz
Tax Cut Less Than Original Estimate
The committee cites a 730000, a 8925 000,000 figure and notes requests for rate reductions totaling about 500 000 000 from various groups. It plans tax relief where needed to avoid a deficit next year, while excluding future expenditures not in recent appropriations. Treasury puts surplus at 274,000,000. Bureau of the Budget raises spending projections to 252,000,000 and 177,600,000 excluding non recurrent items.
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Melon
Green
Algats
Boulder Dam
Treasury
Bureau of the Badge
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Voat
Kianer
Don K Kong
Ras Akers
Widwell
Coure
Phil Delphia Ranage
Henry Meson
Fonda Becaus
Marg Sruet
Vare
Mrs
Estelle Haupler
Lae
Hamilton
McCanen
Bureau
McCaren
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brady
United States
George H Cohen
Gredy
Sutherlands
SOBRE
Pirizi
Oro Norw Y
Bialyhe
Nobel
Ludwi
Guidde
Perdiuiad Batis
Claian
Frince
Duiday
Preumonti
Nis
Twat
Tolion Dun
Uithaery
Hinad
Ung
Killin
Bride
Rasmussen and
Prulin
Northey
Milford G. A. R. Veterans
Earth
Carl Stormer
Broadway
Great White Way
Miner, Read & Tullock
Igre
Sata
Read & Tullock
Bridgeport, Conn
Nive Poultry
Sullivan Bros
East Main ST
Cor
Jane St
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