Missing ballots loom in Veness council race case
Prosecutor Garlick seeks whereabouts of 12 missing ballots tied to Alderman Alfred Veness's election as Common Council president. City Clerk Dunigan produced 74 ballots after sealing them. 12 for Veness and 1 for David W. Price were found missing from the first tally, while further details center on bribery charges and party tensions.
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Dunigan
Alfred E. Veness
Common Council
John A. Cornell
Edward T. Hamilton
Alah
Tanieon
Romees
Algerman
David W. Price
Alfred FE. Veness
Garlick
Isan
Edian
The
Dallats
Spas
Kelly
Hibbert
Veness
Jo. A. Carnell
We Council
Daveen
Nubiigan
Ayor Atwater
Feners
Carnet
Ana
Pleas Changed by Terra Cotta Men in Federal Case
Two Terra Cotta Manufacturers and eleven related corporations altered tentative pleas from not guilty to guilty under the guidance of counsel before Federal Judge Learned Hand. Richard F. Dalton and Walter Geer kept their not guilty pleas, while others in the Terra Cotta industry faced new concessions, with government concerns citing nationwide violations in terra cotta production and distribution.
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Sherman
Hani
Gounssl
United States
New York
Terr
Cotta Company
Richard F. Dalton
Walter Geer
Legislative Commission
Terra Camilne
Sts Ile Industri
Judec
Ant
Dalton
Geer
Biles Attoriney
City Treasurer Seeks Budget For Next Fiscal Year
City treasurer Williams filed a requisition for office expenses totaling 909 for the coming year. City Auditor Weating received the request yesterday. The Board of Apportionment had allowed 1200 for the current year. The request includes printing, postage, office supplies, rent, safe deposit vault, and a bond for the assistant city treasurer.
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Trenenrer Williams
Ofice
Board of
Bnd
Fto
Sereno Arrested in Auto Theft Conspiracy Case
Sereno and two New York men were taken into custody in a Brooklyn to Norwalk auto theft conspiracy. They allegedly stole two automobiles from a Brooklyn merchant, were tracked to a South Norwalk shop, and prepared for extradition to New York on grand theft charges. Coroner’s ruling pending. Sereno faces related liquor law violations in a separate case.
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Bridgeport
Norwalk
New York
Furfier
Uta
Sereno
Sacelli Kiling
Wood Street
John J. Phelan
Michael Sereno
Aga
Gtl Anader Land
Keeping & Honse Af Ily
Deemers
Last
Janice O'Donnell
Josepn “Ieran
New York City
George H. Vusburgh
Hemline
South Norwalk
Fortrig
Mother of slain doctor dies after kissing his face
Brooklyn. Mrs. Tena Glickstein 68, mother of murdered Dr. Abraham Glickstein, collapsed at Bayside burial site after seeing funeral preparations. She had traveled from Manhattan with family and kissed her son's face before dying of heart trouble. Funeral postponed to later today. Detectives questioned mourners to learn about Glickstein's associations.
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Tena Glickstein
Abrahem Glickstein
Bedtorn Avenue
Brooklyn
Orkly
Manhattan
Agsha
Michael Friedlami
Joseph Horgwitz
Guckstein
Ling
M. Lene Ollen‘stein
Itu Tw
Dan Cam
Clymer
Jie Mami
Philadelphia
Metropolitan
Cehaut
Gristel
M (Glickstein
Ninety Federal Agents Arrest 13 in New York Raids
New York reports a large federal operation in the tenement district. Ninety federal men and state officers conducted raids arresting 18 individuals and summoning 10 suspected proprietors for alleged liquor law violations.
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N. Y
York
Dee
New York
Tenderlein Distrivc
New York Meat Supply Threatened by Strike
New York TV YOIRK Dec 12 The city’s meat supply faces a serious threat from a strike by 6,900 workers. Officials warn a crisis could arrive at any moment as the industry grinds toward paralysis and a three week meat stock remains.
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New York
Thousands May Visit Graves of Hero Dead
A House resolution by Rep Fish from New York proposes authorized transportation or sea passage for parents and wives of Americans killed in World War I and buried abroad. The measure targets those who died in the service or were connected with groups such as the Red Cross, YMCA, Knights of Columbus, YWCA, and Salvation Army.
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Washington, Dee, St
France
Representative Fish
New York
Secretary of
We Tn
United States
American Red Cross
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Salvation Amy
Young Women's Christian Association
Schooner Arrives After Near Wreck From Storm
The schooner Alaska from Apple River Nova Scotia reached Bridgeport laden with damage after a 90 day voyage. Captain Kieren Waite and crew endured sleet rain and snow storms that crippled hull and rigging, with one death reported. The crew faced weeks adrift before reaching Providence and making minor repairs.
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Schooney Alaska
Appleiver
Nova Scotia
Bridgepork
Appin River
Bridgeport
Alasi Hich
Focal Harbor
Tur Jean Glen
Apple River
Aliska
Kieren Waite
Hesaribat
Bouthern
Providence
Ginny White
Hee Evra
Sea Ranerimkea
Mattain White
Scigoner
Doudes Pier
Mada Va Teipa
Connecticut Trolley Return Sparks Banking Backing
Industries and financiers back the request to return trolley systems to the New Haven company. Connecticut leaders and 750,000 depositors seek retransfer for public benefit in railroad reorganization. Attorney general hearings resumed with Daugherty and a June 1314 deadline discussed.
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New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Atcurnay
Pharmocy
Hichaval Shairisa
Reyes
I Guttria
Kent Flubbard
Onecticut Manufactun Association
Mir
Usher
New Haven
Daugherty
Ott
Wrs
Felder
Figgins
Dauguerty
Connecticut
Daughnorty
Higging
Stevenson
de- Sheshtei
Hanks
Yrelmenty
Edison For Keeping Up With Submarines And Poison Gas
Edison urges United States to pursue oceanic submarine and poison gas research. He supports Secretary Hughes naval ration plan and argues America should persist with fellow nations. He discusses government nitrate plant operations and potential fertilizer and crop benefits.
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Edison
Orange
Je Dee
Thomas A
United States
Hughes
Washington
America
Stormal
U S Japan Yap Treaty Terms Publicized
Secretary Hughes disclosed the Yap treaty terms detailing U S and Japan rights on the island. Provisions include U S access to Yap for cable and radio, residence and property rights for Americans, and joint governance of the island north of the equator with safeguards against slave trade forced labor arms trade and liquor control.
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Washington
Hughes
Japan
Sandronan
United States
Reying
Bea
Equator
Bridgeport man named “man higher up” in Shelton bootleg ring
Shelton police say a Bridgeport man of prominence may be the mastermind behind a large Shelton bootleg operation. A raid on Isaac Garland’s old Bridgeport road home uncovered a major still, 30 barrels of moonshine, and a 36 gallon daily capacity facility. Garland and Louis Proud faced demurrers. both were released after bond.
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Bridgeporter
Shelton
Saxe Garland
Deal
Bridgeport
Isaac Garland
Sutland
Ile
Elie
Gurr
Asd
Bridgeparler
Gurland
Gurland Pice Loc
Caunael
Court of Common
Bonu Shelton
Cain
Mts
von Fide Fy Gurlin
yAelin
Shelten
Gurion
Couple believed to have sampled home made liquor
A garbled report describes a couple involved with home made liquor. Names and details are unreadable, but the text notes a deceased person found and an investigation by officials. The article mentions dates, places, and a police response, though specifics are unclear.
Knife wounds kill deputy warden after attack
Deputy Warden Fred, injured in a knife assault at Marquisville, died of his wounds today. Attending physicians Dr. Heprty and Dr. Catlin treated him as the deputy warden’s son, Menhenvit, also suffered wounds in the incident.
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Fred
Heprty
Catlin
Morse promises protection in Groton creditors case
New York December 12 Charles W Moree, arriving aboard the liner Paris, says he will return to Washington at 2:25 PM to answer charges. He claims to act for creditors of the Groton Iron Works of New London and the Virgin Shipbuilding Corporation, alleging billions owed by the U S Shipping Board. He favors settlement in a criminal court if desired by the entities involved.
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York
Chariea W. Moree
Havre
Genera
Tangherty
Srrivsts
Paris
Washington
Mimenay
Grotes Iron Works
New London
Conn
Vir-gin Shipbilding — Corporation
Sre
U. S
Grininal
Ety
T), & Shippings Boapa
Papella Pleads Own Case Before Board of Pardons
Luigi Capella, inmate at 201 Liviena, one of five Windeywaiters bomb plotters, appeals to the Board of Pardons after a August 1920 attempt to blow up Aunty Shear plant and export 29000 dollars. Hearing held. Capella prosecuted by Homer H. Himmings. Garlick and Tishery present. Proceedings adjourned to a later date due to attendance issues.
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Luigi Capella
Livienane
Windeywaiters
Vison
Shear Compani & Plant
Nat
Flomer
Himimings
Ariming Epainat
Earle Garlick
Isea
Iyesti
Mermanie Tishery
Norwalk Saloon Men to Reopen Their Places
Norwalk saloon keepers will reopen today to sell soft drinks after a police order from Chief William Pennington requiring closures for three days. He declined to reveal the issuing authority while asserting the chief had the right to close establishments.
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Norwalk
Ator
Hler William Pennington
Vennington
Pact settles Yap control and US cable rights in Pacific
Washington reports that the United States and Japan have resolved disputes over Yap. A treaty will recognize Japan's administrative rights on Yap while granting the United States rights to the Yap Guam cable and wireless communications. The accord also acknowledges Japan's League of Nations mandate over Yap and other former German islands under specified conditions.
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Washington
Pacific
Yap
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Pacific Islands
Guam
Nds Long Contoversy
Tokyo
State Department
Marshal Foch to Pass Through City at 2 P M Today
Bridgeport to briefly glimpse Marshal Foch commander of Allied forces arriving this afternoon. A legion squad will greet him at the depot while a brief reception is planned. He will stop in Bridgeport as the last city outside New York before returning to France via Hartford.
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New York
Marshal Foon
France
Hartford
Orter
Petitions to be considered by Aldermen in City Hall meeting
Stacks of petitions for street layouts gradings sewer openings and related work await the streets and sidewalks committee of the Guard of Aldermen at the meeting tomorrow night in Lee City Hall. Also petitions before the Claims committee will be taken up in the Woman Chamber Wednesday.
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Lee City Hall
Wounen Chamber
Mylday
Weather delays salvage of sunken submarine S
A heavy emust over Long Island Sound halted salvage attempts on the sunken submarine S. A diver will descend tomorrow to close sea valves feeding rear ballast tanks, and pumping out sea water is planned through the torpedo-tube outlet to aid flotation.
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Long Island Sound
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New Haven Road
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Dean
Inventors
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Waseleshoals
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Fertheer
Ford
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Tae
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Yunleyer
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Weber
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Ert Port
Morse
Groton Works
Papella
Board OF Pardons
TOKIO
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Marshal Foch
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