Burglars Steal Stutz Car Loot Milford Store
Milford police reported a bold Sunday morning burglary spree. Thieves forcibly entered George B. Clark’s garage on High Street and stole a Stutz car valued at 3,390 dollars along with firearms and assorted merchandise from nearby shops. Investigators traced the escape to other Milford stores while police expanded m the case.
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Milford
Kerday
Dar
Clark
Robers
George B. Clark
Donal Page
Pen Ant & & Store
Elizabeth
James Maher
Agelitan Police
Brass Co Official Denies Anaconda Offer Report
Hartford press notes an official denial from the Brass Company president regarding a published claim that Anaconda planned to submit a takeover proposal to Brass stockholders. The report alleged a $15,000,005 outstanding purchase proposition by Anaconda, which is stated as untrue by Brass Company.
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Hartford. Dei i
Charles FP. Courant
Brass Company
Brookers
Anata Company
Jopeland Issues Warning In Case Of Doctor
A city health official warns against a proposed Roxal Copept project and urges credential verification for Dr Adolf Lorets a noted specialist. The statement stresses continual monitoring and immediate action if concerns arise and calls for no delay in granting credentials.
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Jopeland
Lorenz
Adolf Lorets
Roxal
Stus
Jepeland
Dowling
Three jitney drivers held for overloading buses
Three jitney drivers were arrested yesterday for overloading their buses. Joseph Dagomb, of Grand Street. Charles J. Jopie, of Prince Street. and Maz urine MaTinadli, of Enfield Street were charged with improper equipment and overloading, authorities said.
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Joseph Dagombo
Grand Street
Charles J. Jopie
Prince Street
Mazurine MaTinadli
So Fouvenie
Nier
Enfield Se
Primate Ofreland Opposes Republics In Attitude Note
Cardinal orn, rita of Treland, stated to President Roosevelt at the White House that he dislikes republics due to political corruption. He added he does not regard the United States as a republic in the ordinary sense, noting the president holds great power compared with rulers in old Europe except the Russian Czar.
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Tres
Ascosiatey Press
Orn
Rita of
Treland
Tha Gartiint
Repubila
Cin
Russia
Gunmen Escape From Death Cell In Chicago Breakout
Gunmen including Tommy O Connor escaped from a death cell in the Chicago area jail after overpowering guards. They seized a car and fled through several prison sections into the yard and over a 12 foot wall, then commandeered another vehicle and headed toward the south side underworld. Edward Warren and James Laport fled with O Connor, both wanted for major robberies.
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Chigags
Associated Press
Tommy Conner
Lod
Bull J Pen
Freedom
Ulee
O'Connor
Chicago
South Side
Tcio
Edward Warren
James Laport
Bultus
Bridgeport Truck Plunges Into River With Driver Safe
A five ton Mack truck owned by Safety Motor Pelee Corp of Bridgeport plunged off a riverbank into the Husatente river after a roadway mishap. Driver James Smith escaped ashore as the vehicle sank, with three similar accidents at the same spot within a month.
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James Smith
Safety Motor Pelee Corporation
Hrideewort
kKunl
Hausatente
Tae
Pair Charged With Gas Larceny In Bridgeprt
Two men were arrested after allegedly stealing gas by disconnecting meters at Bridgeprt Gas Light Co. Louis Boow of 460S North Avenue and Mautiees Simons of 18 Trai Welletrvet were charged with larceny for diverting gas supply using fitted rubber hoses.
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Bridgeprt Gad Lieht
Louis Boow
North Avenue
Mautiees Simons
Trai Welletrvet
Pat- Ming
United Church Women Host All Day Sewing Meeting
The Wednesday Workers of the United church plan an all day gathering at the church on Tuesday to sew. Lunch will be served at 12730 and reservations should be notified to the church office by noon. Dr John Bresnahan to speak on The Modern Hospital after lunch.
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Workers of the United Church
John Bresnahan
De Valera Fights Treaty With Strong U S Support
London dispatch notes Irish leader De Valera and allies mount a stiff defense of the new treaty with broad backing from defense minister Charles Turfer, while critics push for rejection. Public opinion leans toward treaty approval as expected parliamentary ratification in London appears likely, despite private opposition and lingering doubts about wording and essential terms.
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London
Associated Press
Uae
Chen Heyouding
Hamonn de Valera
Towil
Charles Turfess
Michael Colla
Prisoners Riot at Picture Show in Marquette
A riot erupted among inmates at the Michigan State Reformatory during a moving picture show. Warder Catlin was stabbed, nine inmates wounded, and visiting official Intterts stabbed in the lungs as prisoners attacked kept guards with improvised weapons amid a darkened chapel.
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Marquette, Mich
Re Mielhwan
Maenhennit
Catlin
Iu U
Senate probe of Watson charges may be sweeping
Washington December 11. Chair Mart y Brundegee of the Sex witlee investigating Clark Senator Watson Democrat of Georgia indicated public hearings might be delayed up to a week. The committee will sift through a list of more than one hundred witnesses, then decide who to summon, with potential extended hearings. The inquiry centers on charges that soldiers were hanged without trial.
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Washington
Brundegee
Feel Fm
Amateur station sends wireless across the ocean
GreenwicI December reports the Molerg amateur wireless station convincingly messages across the Atlantic. Under the American Radio Relay League auspices the venture was announced with Paul Godley confirming the test. The Cronkhite estate hosts the station with Minton Groulehing and Armetrong among key figures guiding the project.
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Greenwicl
Molerg
Acre
Atlantic
American Radio Relay League
Paul Godley
Seurland
Cronkhite
Minton Groulehing
St. Armetrong
Toenited States Army Radio Research Division
Soulpe Burghard
Radin Clay
Amneriiat
State to Urge Prison Term in Bribery Case
Bridgeport prosecutors press for maximum punishment in bribery case involving Alderman Hamilton and alleged mastermind. Officials seek to uncover the true author behind an attempt to swing the aldermanic presidency with money changes and hidden influence.
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JT. Hamilton
Walter J. Hartnett
Board of Aldermen
No Rubber Stamp For Ald Kelley Stirs City Hall
Alderman Eugene C J Kelley member of the finance committee refused to sign a rubber stamp for bills. City Clerk offices sent a circular urging signatures for stamping, Kelley insisted on reading all bills before signing and protested the practice as improper. City auditors and other aldermen discussed the issue amid calls for fiscal accountability. The canvass for pledges to fund campaigns and budgets followed church activities.
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Eugene C J. Kelley
Finance Committee
Common Council
Mayer Atwater
Tas
City Auditors Office
Robert M- Jones
Kelley
Tgp
Finance
Nemacr
Jones
Kelly
Gang of Superbootleggers Nabbed in Baltimore Liquor Heist
Prohibition agents traced a raid by the gang known as superbootleggers to Baltimore where more than 4,000 cases had been moved from two trucks in broad daylight amid armed operatives. Despite a sweep by detectives and federal officers, the $500,000 cargo was largely recovered or already missing, with investigations continuing.
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Washington
Baltimore
Prohibition
Waller
Col. Ly. Sith
Prohibition Enterceme Bureau
Washi
Gxtern
More spicy case than Stillman's Ison schedule
Washington report outlines a high profile divorce and alienation suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Norfolk banker Michael Glennan sues Graham, claiming Graham harbored improper relations with Glennan's wife and caused a child’s birth, with multiple locations cited from New Jersey to Brooklyn and Trenton.
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George H. Manning
Washington
Telegram
Washington, RD. Co
Teasthmory
Lorimer CC
Giahar
A. M. Humes
New York
Milionairy
Alichael Glennan
Norfolk
Graham
Glennan
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Humes
Elsa. Portener
Hubert Grewer
Alexandra
Virginia
Alichae Glennan
Allen
Tims
Si Lawson Hlack iGlennin
Ivrineeton
Glenan
Grahan
Grenhan
Howe
Turner
Black
Asbury Park
Brookslyn
Glennan Wien Glannan
Princeton
Liberte
A. Ois
Glennen
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Charles 2. Baker
William
Higgins
Genny
Mary Dawson
Norwich
Glenmair
Grahiani
Airs
Ney Pens
Pemeeton
N. J
Brooklyn N
Park
Fang
Gigahan
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
Attor
Hew Wright
Nur
Grivexe Leite Pili Gratler
Airway system to open to public in May
New York announces America's first real commercial airway system will begin May first. Fourteen airplanes will operate for Seaboard Consolidated Airlines linking New York to Chicago Montreal and Boston with passenger service and express loads. Transcontinental service may follow later in the year.
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New York
Det
America
Mounvenenk
Expresa
Seaboard
Nery York
Chienzo
Montreal
Boston
Chientics
Pwetterh Senay
Broadway Limited
Baasenger
Operstoara
Maitytain
Nay York
More saloon keepers arrested in police net
Police net sweeps up additional saloon keepers found selling liquor with alcoholic strength above legal limits. Labs at the city facility tested samples showing higher content as authorities custody the suspects and await further action.
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Sity
Ten Year Naval Holiday To Be Modified By Powers
Washington reports predict a revised ten year naval holiday as US Britain and Japan near accord on Pacific fortifications. A fifth plenary session could come as early as Tuesday with formal assent expected, while China presses for Shantung railroad return and economic restoration. The Pacific treaty's fate remains unsettled amid Senate scrutiny and shifting positions among major powers.
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Washington
Japan
Tomorsex
United States
Great Britain
Pacific
Rane Viviani
Arthur Balfour
Lord Lee
Geddes
Shantung
Providence
Conti
Ateoréance
China
Hughes
Horak
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Attrck
Joan Fuyiding
Viviani
France
Ura
Far East
Desper
Fm Manichuria
Far Pacific Islands
Kata
Hanihari
Colorado
West Virginia
Balfour
Bipartisan support grows for four power Pacific treaty
Senator Hitchcock Nebraska assistant Democratic leader said he expects to vote for ratification. Democratic leaders and Republican leaders indicate broad backing, with opposition likely limited to a few irreconcilables. Senator Borah of Idaho remained silent on the pact.
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Washington
Mec
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations
League of Nations
Othe League of Nations
Borah,daho
Jeneus
Booth and Platt Not Affected By Order Of Haynes
The Bridgeport Telegram corrected a recent report stating Chief Prom Haynes in Washington had ordered withdrawal. It said Booth and Platt are not manufacturing druggists but drug store wholesalers in Bridgeport. The order did affect Bridgeport Drug and Clark Drug of Danbury.
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Booth
Platt
Haynes
Bridgeport Telegram
Prom
Lition
Washington
Wis
Connecticut
Booth and Platt Company
Chia
Ehoin
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Drug Company
Clark Drug Company
Danbury
Booth Ang
Cie
Proubitian
Mrs. Ethel Nott Confirmed in Wethersfield Prison
In an unusual ceremony at the state prison in Wethersfield, the Right Rev Chauncey B Brewster bishop of Connecticut confirmed Mrs Ethel H Nott who is serving a life sentence for killing her husband in Bridgeport The prison official noted it as the first life prisoner at Wethersfield to be condemned as a member of a church.
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Ethel Nott
Hartyors
Wethersfield
Chauncey B. Brewster
Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut
Ethel H. Nott
Bridgeport
Priserrofi
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Homer
Cummings
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Alderman Hamilton
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Caurt
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Niler
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Unite Church
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