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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1926

Page

5

Delta Kappa Epsilon elects Colgate as honorary president

New York bank executive James B. Colgate was elected honorary president at the 2nd annual Delta Kappa Epsilon convention in New York. He succeeds former U S Senator Albert J. Heverides of Taithina. A new endowment fund for general fraternity purposes, about 590 900, was approved to aid general work and actour. Undergraduate officers were elected including Dartmouth’s M Horton as president, Yale student Horward Jenkins second vice president, and others. James Anderann Hawes was reelected general secretary.

New York James B. Colgate New York Bank Delta Kappa Epsilon Ihe U.S Albert J. Heverides Taithina Newman M. Horton Dartmouth Horward Jenkins London Yale W. A. Collier Alabama University BR. Seel Cameron McGill Universit Canada John #. Clark City College N.Y Arma Arma, (. W. Haven Williams College James Anderann Hawes

Smith Ouster Program Fixed

Washington December 27 Under an agreement among Senate leaders Frank T Smith is expected to take his seat under the Minor governor s appointment after the holidays but the Senate will vote ten days later on ousting him over campaign expenditures The move seeks unanimous consent then refers the case to the Elections Committee with a five day report and a five day Senate vote Senate leaders Republicans Democrats and Insurgents approve Curtin plans to submit a similar motion

Washington Senate Frank T. Smith Smith

Boy Suffocates in Sawdust Pile at Narrows Maine

In Maine on December 28 a boy died and another barely escaped when a large mound of sawdust at a portable sawmill site caved in after a tunnel was dug. Kenneth Willey Jr. was rescued with frantic help, but Thomas Tord, 14, died from suffocation despite efforts to reach him.

North Witkdham Maine AE Onestoy Thomas Tord Fourtesn Kenneth Willey Willey Jr

Man's Corpse Found With Fractured Skull

In Hoston Massachusetts the body of James Lowden was found in a snow bank in an alley off Middlesex Street South End. Police are undecided whether he fell or was pushed from a window. He was known to be visiting a house beside the alley.

Hoston Mass James Lowden Middlesex Street South End Tie

Seven to be executed for attacking girl in Leningrad

In Leningrad on December 28 the state court sentenced seven of twenty-three young men who attacked an eighteen year old university student to death. The others received long prison terms as the court sought to curb the rise in crimes against women amid revolutionary social changes.

Leningrad

Policeman Faces Elm City Court Robbery Charged

New Haven December twenty eighth AP report Patrolman George M McDermott with eighteen months service faced Police court on theft charges after witnesses testified he left a store with cash and a small change collection. Prosecutors indicated he would be bound over to Superior Court tomorrow following the hearing.

New Haven George M. McDermott Superior Court McDermott John Clecko Chanel Street Clecko Severant Bernard P. Reilly Reilly Reily John H More Jeremiah Grady James Dinan

Daughter fights Professor Verrill will in probate court

In New Haven on December 25 AP reports Lucy Howe daughter of Yale professor emeritus Addison E Verrill contests probate of his will. It leaves Connecticut real estate to George Verrill and Denver property to him with 1900 cash. Other legacies total 32800 plus 800 to grandchildren and 1500 to Lucy Howe. January 11 set for hearing.

New Haven Addison E. Verrill Yale University P. J. Goodhart Lucy Howe Profecor Verrill Hows Verrill Denver Colo Branford Connecticut George E. Verrill George Verrill Alpheus H. Verrill Ray M. Verrill Mutual Life Insurance Co Edith Akers Gilson

Frederick Henry Courtenay Actor Dies After Illness

Frederick Henry Courtenay, retired actor and Broadway favorite, died after a short illness at Griffin Hospital. He born in Providence and educated at Holy Cross College. Survived by his widow and his brother William Courtenay. Funeral services set for Thursday in New York City.

Deray Frederick Henry Courtenay Griffin Hospital Quaker Farm Courtenay William Courtenay Providence Land Holy Crom College

General Townsley Dies at Country General Clarence P Townsley obituary

General Clarence P Townsley longtime superintendent at West Point Military Academy from 1912 to 1914 has died in Washington on December 23. The retired officer served in the army and was known for leading cadets and shaping cadet training during his tenure. He was retired from active duty.

Washington Clarence P. Town Red West Point Military Academy

Lake Champlain Bridge Location Chosen by Board

The New York Champlain Bridge Commission unanimously selected the Chimney Point New York Fort Frederick Vermont site for the Lake Champlain bridge. The panel, after exhaustive site and engineering studies, calls the Chimney Point Fort Frederick location most logical and practical. Estimated construction cost is 868000 dollars and funding would split 60 percent New York 40 percent Vermont until bonds and interest are paid, after which the bridge becomes joint free property.

New York Vermont Chimney Point Fort Frederick Roy G. Finch

Stratford Man Sues Local Firm Over 55 000 Attachment

Reuben Hagarty of Stratford filed suit in Superior Court yesterday seeking 50 000 damages from Merchants Warehousing Company of Stratford. An attachment of 55 000 was placed on company property on Seaview Avenue. Hagarty claims he loaned funds and provided services. further bill of particulars to detail services will follow.

Seaview Avenue Merchants Warehousing Company Superior Court Reuben K. Hagarty Stratford Hagarty

Bristol Foreman Injured by Car at Plant

Frank W. Berry a Bristol Brass foreman about fifty five was struck by a car driven by Frank Sokup of Newington Junction as he crossed behind a factory vehicle. He suffered a fractured leg a severe scalp wound and possible internal injuries and was taken to Bristol hospital in critical condition. Sokup was held on $500 bond for a January 4 hearing.

Bristol Frank W. Berry Bristol Brass Corporation Bristol Hospital Frank Sokup Newington Junction Berry Sokup Hondy

Bandits Loot Commonwealth Federal Bank Branch

In Detroit two bandits looted the vault of the Commonwealth Federal Savings bank branch at Davison and Woolrow Wilson avenues. After guarding two employees for about half an hour they forced teller Kenneth Lyons and bookkeeper Mrs Elizabeth Burton to stay at their desks until the bank manager arrived. The manager opened the vault and the bandits took all paper currency before escaping with about $13,000.

Detroit Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank Davison and Woolrow Wilson Kenneth Lyons Elizabeth Burton

Wallingford Bank Head Is Retired

Wallingford December 23 AP Frederic M Cowles elected president of First National Bank succeeding Frank A Wallace who resigned due to health. Cowles began forty years ago with the bank and served except eight years at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Hartford Erik Hillham named cashier succeeding Cowles.

Wallingford Frederic M. Cowles First National Bank Frank A. Wallace SN Health Cowles First National Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Hartford Erik Hillham Cashtex

Insurance Firm Sued Over Sunk Dry Dock

New Haven December 28 A suit was filed in federal court to force the Automobile Insurance Company of Hartford to cover roofing and repair costs for a floating dry dock that sank in Jacksonville Florida last August. Yglesing Company Inc of New York owner of the dry dock brought the suit served in Hartford. The dock was insured for 50000 on August 6 1925 with a rider dated July 30 and valid until canceled charging the plaintiff 1712 percent premium for each 30 days the policy remained in force.

New Haven United States District Court Automobile Insurance Company of Hartford Jacksonville Fla Yglesing Company, Inc New York

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