Frear Urges Trade Ties With Russia and US Recognition
Representative Frear of Wisconsin urged establishing trade relations with Russia, arguing mutual benefits could lead to US recognition of the Soviet government. He said arbitration could settle Russia's US obligations, praising Russia’s budget discipline, legal order, religious rights, and cooperative firms supplying shoes, machinery, and food.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Frear
Republican
Wisconsin
House
Rnesia
Brear
Hr. Frean
Wisconsin Prember
Truvela
Epuggia
Europe
Boy Brought Back From New Rochelle Extradition Hearing Set
John Romeo a 16 year old of 41 Beach street Port Cheater was surrendered by New Rochelle police to Detective Sergeant John Seery and brought back for a court hearing on a burglary charge. He admits breaking into Kellys pool room at 288 Fairfield avenue November 2 and taking $80. He was taken into custody in New Rochelle over a week ago, with extradition proceedings demanded.
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John Romeo
Beach Street
Port Cheater
New Rochelle Polce
John Seery
Kelly
Fairfield Avenue
New Rochelle
Will wed field corps officer in Irvington N Y
Miss Ann Lee of Irvington N Y will wed Allen McNicol son of Mr and Mrs Ceroline T McNicol of Mayon Street Greenwich on Saturday December 2 in Irvington The bride elect Lenia daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lee of Irvington is known for five years with the Greenwich Brunswich School McNicol a Greenwich High School graduate was president of the Alumni Association He is a Captain in the Mold Artillery Reserve Corps and Scout Commissioner of the Greenwich Council Boy Scouts of America
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B . Greenwigh
Chemist Finds Seized Alcohol Denatured in Connecticut
Greenwich dispatch reports state police seized fifteen barrels of liquor from a truck driven by John Costrictnl of Amity Street Westville New Haven and Peter Celantano of the same address. A local chemist determined the liquor was denatured. The men are jailed, with bail set at 2000 dollars, as prosecutors pursue charges for lacking required forms.
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Greenwich
Boston
John Costrictnl
Amity Street
Westville
New Haven
Peter Celantano
Harvey
Bridgeport Records Lowest Measles Total in State
In the latest weekly morbificity report from the State Health Board, measles led disease increases across Connecticut with 263 cases, while Bridgeport reported 27 cases the smallest among state's large cities. Meriden caused the statewide rise with 9 measles cases. Greenwich had 6. Nine diphtheria, four scarlet fever, three whooping cough, and one measles case were recorded in Bridgeport.
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Connecticut
State ‘Board of Iealth
Meriden
Atete
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Fairfield Legion Cheer War Veterans At Allingtown Hospital
Fairfield December 13 Special to the Telegram auxiliary of the George A. Smith Post American Legion with several groups will deliver Christmas cheer to disabled veterans at Allingtown hospital. A substantial yearlong fund funds comforts and gifts as Christmas trees will be placed in wards under Mrs Iredrick A Burr auxiliary president chairing the organizing committee.
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Fairfield
George A. Smith
American Legion
Allingtown Hospital
Irederick A. Burr
Activiti
Ford Boosters Still Continue Hard Efforts Detroit
Detroit Mich December 13 Although a breach in the ranks of the supporters of Henry Ward for president exists the boosters are wholehearted in favor of advancing the automobile manufacturer to the White House William Ivonberg who bolted last night’s meeting with Judge Edward J Juzfries and ten others said late to d The dozen boosters felt the meeting when they could not subscribe to the plan advanced by Roy J Hetrop of Omaha Neb and other western delegates
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ward
Rundle Dies Retired Norwalk Baker at 62
James H. Rundle former Norwalk baker died at home on Lincoln avenue after months of ill health. He was about 64 and longtime treasurer of Rundla Murphy Co hardware dealers of Oxfordport. Survived by wife and son Harold, funeral plans incomplete. A purse and personal items were stolen from a theatre last room, reported by owner Mabel Gambaridelle of Favey Street.
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Norwalk
Spec
Elerram
James H. Rundle
J. Sanford Gregory
Lincoln Avenue
Rundle
Rundla Murphy Compans
Ing
Mabel Gambaridelle
Favey Strect
Supreme Court Finds Errors in Slogan Case Rulings
Bridgeport civil suits on auto injuries reviewed by the New Haven court. Kaufmann and Levine faced remanded or new trials as errors were found in part. Michael Reinholtz versus Carigan remanded with judgment on verdict directed. Several other trials ruled no error or ordered new trials.
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Lin Gages
Civil
Bridgeport Htigants
Supreme Court of Errors
New Haven
Kaufmann
Hegeman Lighterage and Transfer Company
Jacob Levine
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Lavine
Levine
Michael Reinholtz
Edward
Carigan
Toe
Casey
Mary Francesa van Gilder
Harry EB. van Gilder
Charles Brody
James Dickle
E. DeVoe
Beloin to seek extra budget for 1924 weights office
William Beloin city sealer of weights and measures plans a larger appropriation and an assistant for 1924. The assistant would handle stores complaints and inside work while Beloin inspects dealer scales and gasoline pumps, noting Bridgeport requires at least one more inspector to keep measures within the law.
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William Beloin
Sealer Beloin
Iman
Kent
Bridgeport
Levat
Sculer Beloin
Grocer Held On Liquor Sale Charge
Michael Martini aged 65 grocer of 596 Center Street extension was arrested yesterday for keeping liquor for sale. Police seized a little over a quart of whiskey and he was held in bonds of 360 dollars.
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Michael Martini
Center Street
That Hang on Cough Must Go
An old time advertisement touts a home made cough remedy using Parmint daybla strength with sugar and water to treat coughs colds and catarrh. It claims rapid relief and sones children prefer the taste, urging readers to get Parmint from a druggist for better health.
Joint-Ease Promises Relief for Rheumatic Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy to ease pain and swelling in rheumatic joints. It claims quicker relief than ordinary remedies and mentions availability for 60 cents at Windle's Drug Store and other pharmacies.
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Windle
Wand All Pharma
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