Venders of cider fined in city court case report
In city court yesterday morning vendors faced fines for selling cider containing more than the legal amount. John McNab of 377 East Mary Street and Helen Mafis of 75 Green Street were fined, with precise amounts noted for the violations.
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John McNab
East Mary
Viate Hatfield
Gurnell Eireet
Cite Court
Helen Mafis
Greet Streets
Hquor
Cass
Hast & MeNaw
Died Robertson and Johnson Obituaries in 1924 Notes
Died Robertson on Thursday Dec 29 aged 36. Funeral details indicate interment at a local cemetery. Johnson, aged 49 years 6 months 77 days, invited to attend funeral at Sonic Congress church corner Laureavane and Grove Street on Saturday December 31 at 2:36 PM, interment at Mt Grave cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Johnson
Caroline
Wigon
Sonic Congress Thenal
Cor
Laureaveanes
Grove Street
Mt. Grave
Difficult 10 Get Real Good Liquor
Washington reports show rising enforcement activity as the prohibition unit logs more cases. A Pittsburgh area bulletin notes nine arrests in Mitshurga area over the weekend and warnings about bootleg liquor selling at high prices. Baltimore records indicate bootlegging declined due to stricter measures and non-beverage liquor controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Pennsylvania
John Gxmriots
Pittsburgh- Johnstown
Mitshurga
Tye
Baltimore
Edward Pud NZ
Marsiand
Bandits Seize $30,000 Payroll at Paper Plant
Armed bandits held up the Moorenhouse Paper Company payroll at its Philadelphia plant. Rob ert T. Moorenouse was wounded in the leg during the robbery as attackers fired upon workers who hesitated. One employee was briefly shot but not seriously hurt.
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Philadelphia
Moorenouse Paper Company
Robert T. Moorenouse
Eraahnis
Tobbers
Moorehouse
Deposit Association Meeting at Seaside Club in January
The Connecticut State Deposit association plans its third quarterly gathering at the Seaside Club on Wednesday January 13. The business meeting opens at 6 pm, followed by dinner at 6:20 pm, with about 70 to 80 members expected. The agenda includes safe deposit vault discussions. An Anniversary Mass for Thom Healy is noted at St Peter’s on Monday January 2 at 9 am, and another for Mrs. Filler Donaldson at St Thomas’ Fairttell on Tuesday January 3 at 2 pm.
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Connenticut State Deposit! Association
Thom. Healy
St. Peter's Ti Monda
Submarine Usage Agreement Outlines Carrier Tonnage
Negotiations yield a tentative plan allocating aircraft carrier tonnage among the United States Britain Japan France and Italy with caps on single ships and a mix of experimental vessels. The deal lowers prior totals and specifies build limits and future reassessment.
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Britain
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
United Slaces
Inaugural Ball to Mayor Set as Brilliant Affair
The inaugural ball in Bridgeport will be a brilliant affair featuring Major attendees led by Mrs Atwater and a social gathering of leading citizens. A prominent committee will manage arrangements with orchestras, caterers, and parking services, promising a stylish dinner dance with formal attire and lively entertainment.
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Atwater
Paris
B. Z. Ashinen
Youlse Atweter
Bilas Atwater
Mary Hines
Fois Cite
Ans
Ans Wsnzabeth Levie Caroline Chaprinan, Mea. Fiyont, Miss Eligbeth Pareto
Nettteteh Mi Swinnerton
Delinthy Nottira
Harciet Winesor
Fisd Clauder
Davis Wheeler
Julia
Wheaten
Lawrence 1. Gallagher
Gallagher
William T. Kirk
Chainman
George Acer Mara
Garden PB. Williams
Anderson
Frank P. Munich
Robert Waleh
David F. Oshorhe
Cornelius Tonnelly
Chariss Bierbaum
Fosend J. Mongrain
Te Caney
Willin Beloin
William Tiaran
Louis Sehwerdith
Samuel Bo Pintkin
Peter Traver
Stephen F. Meann
Geovee M. Coughlin
Pael Remes
Banivel Greenbaum
Tabka Calhoun
Isaac_ Sehine
Dni Willams
George McCormic
Iw. Panlkyor
Op. J
Straffeld
Rlinner
San Uelil
Obituary for Berttia Schinle Me Becht funeral held
The funeral of Berttia Schinle Me Becht was held at her late home on Fifth Street. Delegates from the Shepherds of Rethieheld attended, with a family plot at Mark curgeiory. Survived by husband Ty Ts BLow, sons and daughters, and other relatives. services conducted by Holy Same seeinig Gp, with many local residents in attendance.
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Mra
Berttia
Ifes
Becht Fy
Wis
Seeténgie Pleo
Moses
Charles Linde
Gusray Milles
Lois Coaen
Frei
Order Shepherds of Rethieheld
Blein
Mark Curgeiory
Hames Waldon
Joona Weldon
Beane Coun
Chad Veet
Une Smith
Mr. Weldon
Tie
Seeinig
Benet
US Court Orders State to Free Insane Convict Curtiss Case
Federal judge rules Edward W. Curtiss was held without due process after original commitment and transfer to a hospital. The decision notes Curtiss remained insane and detention violated the 14th amendment, with prior sentencing details and related contempt actions cited. Curtiss granted a divorce from EL W. Garthca in the superior court at Winsted.
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U. S
Edward W. Curtis
Thomas
Edward W. Curtiss
Tatip
Lee
Curtiss
Bel Ani
Hitchfeld
Ospital
Morel
Agas
Fern of Curtiss
Vurniss
Litehield Anuats
Spark
Burpee
Samuel A. Herman
Jay Litchfield
Titchfeld ‘County Fei
Alain Hospital
Middletown
Wile Ghea
Bucia
Curt
EL W. Garthca
Winsted
Telegram Newsies to See Bill Hart Films at Theatre
Telegram Newsies head to the Park theater for a 10 o clock screening of Bill Hart films titled The White Oak and other reels. The event was arranged by theater manager Shiva with the Post and Telegram Newsboys in attendance.
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Telegram Newsies
Bill Hart
Tidja
Post
Petroram
Vark
Vesterda
Shiva
Debs Graceful Release Not a Full Pardon
The Attorney General disclosed the text of recommendations to the President showing Debs was not granted a pardon but commuted. The administration regards the act as grace and says it reflects policy toward wartime law violators, with focus on Carl Lat at Tex and others. Mr and Mrs Martin Keeley celebrate birth of a son in December.
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Washingts Debs
Ier
Ivan Atlanta Fedlera
Aristmas Hydis
Nng
Daugher i
Tex
Daugherty
Sr Finn
Debs
Taugherty
Westion
Martin
Keele
Smith
Papyrilogists to Wave Busy Time in St Louis Tales
Scholars discuss papyrology at a convention in Wabash College Crawfordsville Indiana tracing ancient manuscripts. Professor Oldfather notes the term period at spyri and cites about 17 1109 documents translated and published with 5000未 yet deciphered, promising future releases. Robert F. H. Tord of Harvard University elected president of the American Papyrologists Association. Officers named include Dr Charles Henry Carthy, Right Rev Manaigner Tomas, Petar Guildas secretary and Frances Brainner archivist, all from Washington DC.
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ST. Tales
Wabash Vollege
Cramgfordsville
Indiana
American Tistoriout Association
Spyri
Robert FH. Tord
Hatvara Liniveraity
Americen Uptholis Fistation
Wew
Varna
Conn
el Ted
Charlies Henm Carthy
Manaigner
Tomas
Petar Guildas
Ang Iss Frances Braimner
Ballot Box Decisions At City Council Meeting
A council session discussed providing ballot boxes for each alley in the Common Council district. A second recommendation urged reimbursement of Democratic party expenses for ballot boxes and voting machine provisions at the polling sites.
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Waleberg
Divorces Granted in Bridgeport and Nearby Courts
A series of divorce actions names multiple petitioners including Molly Anfant Gordon and Julius Haniva. Cases cite cruelty, abandonment, and nonpayment, with judges granting separations and divorces to women from Bridgeport and Danbury. Witnesses describe assault, gun presence, and desertion amid long marital disputes.
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Worlon Diverer
Molly Anfant Gordon
Harry Gordeau
Bridgeport
Avery
ASLT
Worcester
Vy ‘Igeport
Lena J. Williams
New Fafteld
Henry Williams
Gladeimbler
Limes
Henry Heisener
Pninn
Tnman
Heitsneros
Alice Wilson
Gertrud Hhevens
Ethel
Connel
Heissner
Katherine Riverside
Tohn Saxe
Don
May
Marion Daisey
Agnes Edwards
Saye
Red Men Cheer 300 Children At Christmas Celebration
The Improved Order of Red Men and Kyoto council Pocahontas lodge hosted a free Christmas event for about 300 children. The gathering at Red Aten Hall, 925 Main Street, featured entertainment and gifts for attendees.
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Kenekapetai
Aid
Cafes Closed Police Target Tigers In Hidden Liquor Trade
Police shift focus to neighborhood grocery stores known as tiger shops amid crackdown on illicit liquor. Sam Ley of 1780 Mein street fined 2100 and costs for highproof liquor sale with suspended sentence. Joseph Pina of Main and Frankseats fined 200 and 30 respectively. Stenturl Trankel, keeper of a Ridge street grocery, arrested. authorities found about four gallons of white whiskey in the store.
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Anil
Lind Tigers
Sam Ley
Mein Street
Joseph Pina
Main
Bureau of Investigation
Stenturl Trankel
Ridge Street
Frankel Wee
American Flyers In World Record Flight Battle With Elements
American Flyers Stinson and Bertaud attempted a world record flight in a Farman Goliath, fighting bitter cold and NE 70 mile winds. The pilots, exhausted and covered in oil, praised the aircraft while French rivals Roussouuray and Bernard set a warmer June record with calm conditions.
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Wasrey
Stinson
Bertaud
Roussouuray
Bernard
Farman Goliath
Uiet
Stillman Testimony To Be Heard Publicly In Canada
In the Tillman divorce case, testimony will be heard publicly in Canada. Mrs Anne A Stillman arrived in Quebec as hearings open in January. She aims to present many witnesses to counter allegations of intimacy with Fred Beauvais, named as corespondent by James A Stillman. New York banker.
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Montreal
Canada
Tillman
Hugene Godin
Anne A. Stillman
Quebec
Fred J
Beauvais
James A. Stillman
New York
Collector McGovern to Serve Out Term in City
James L. McGovern of this city will be allowed to complete his remaining year in office. His term ends December 1, 1922, though some doubt exists whether a successor will be named before the new administration takes over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JaRen
N.Y
Collercy
Pori
James L. McGovern
Washington
Building Permits Issued for Tet Construction Work
Permits totaling 4960 were issued yesterday for work at 122 Tarratt Avenue and surrounding attic and dormer rooms. The project involves stucco and dynel siding along Chase Street in Bridget Deadey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarratt Avenue
Chase Street
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Mibition
Diannias Lo
Theatore Ooseyel
New York Public Library
Walker and Banks Funeral Directors Office
Chepet
Fairfield Stephens
Hughes & Chapman Co
Stratford Ave
Bridgeport, Genn
Filler Donaldson
St. Thomas’ Church
Fairttell, Toeadaxs, Jan
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Ory
Atlantic City
N. J
Beith White & Sons
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Lesds&Lippiecottin
St. of In
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Nocses
Wincor
Rae Amepicen
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Inam
Hotel
St Chenes Envars
Grevisup
Maze
Alumac
O. Plas
Kalmhurst
A. H. Darnell Fowk
Wiltshire
Morton
Laronel Ellin
Cuber UW & Copm
Owneen Nf
Mgr
Hacal Ticket Agente
A. B
Mi J
Staviong
Liberty St. Penns
Hudson Terminal
G. W.fairchild&sons, Inc
SGS
Azone Sor Patek Philippe & Co
Gorham
Traub Orange Blossom
Helmes & Edwards
Hebut
Standard
Middle Street
Isridze Port
Carr
Eadh
Ig Slim
Historical Society
New Haven
Renly
Stillman
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
FalcoGel@ Avec
GALL
Tor
Paddock
Kansas City
E. B. Paddocks
Kansas
Clit
Orseetett
Iene Coom
Sues
Patchogos
Ésaritisch
Woomo
Ae Alissa
Noah
BAY
SEARS
Thravcho
Marneyt
Mth
Salwikis
Draytia Rede
Sid Aisser
Sox
Ale Tad Hizheuls
Warner'a
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Veslers
Hhblerenis Nak
Hiteijecs
Georgedic
Aésar Misch
Ceegrees Cash
CRE
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
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