CYG IST HURT IN AUTO COLLISION DIES IN HOSPITAL
Greenwich report of a car crash on Christmas Day leaves Alexander Tremanuck severely injured, later dying at United Hospital. Driver Nicola Colucci arrested, bonded, as Tremanuck’s funeral set for Knapp and Sons. Also, George Richard Mayden dies at home. private funeral and Putnam Cemetery burial planned.
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Greenwich
Alexander Remmanuek
Aled
United Hospital
Fore Chester
Nionolag Colucci
Pacific Sceet
Stamford
Byron's Bridge
Tomanuck
Port Chester
Nollce
Colucel
Tremanuck
Knapp and Sons
Y. H. Meril
Putnam Ceme
Dees
George Ruchard
Mayden
Strickland Road
Hile
Putnam Cemetery
Savings and Loan To Sell New Shares
A new issue of shares in Iridgeport Savings and Loan Association will be offered at the annual meeting on January 16 for officer elections. Shares cost one dollar per month with a fifty cent entrance fee, maturing in nine years up to $200. Herbert M. Lyon succeeds to the secretary role at Gridgeport Land and Title Company after Marsh’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iridgeport Savings and Loan Association
Herbert M. Lyon
Cc Ufford
Marah
Gridgeport Land and Title Company
New Haven
New England
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Chronic Coughs and Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims creosote treats chronic coughs, bronchial conditions, and lung diseases, with a money back guarantee if not relieved as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Meat Healing Agency
Croa+ juulslon Co
Atlanta
Mont
Customer Heard This One Before
London report recounts a bruised grocer who faced a magistrate after a customer entered his store and demanded a banana. The grocer claimed a shortage, the customer struck him, and the tale echoes a previously heard grievance amid mounting public impatience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pallee Court
Sub-Commission Draft Frames Naval Limitation Plan
Geneva reports a draft convention from a League of Nations sub commission setting capital ship limits for major powers not signing the Washington treaty. The tentative framework aims to guide two proposed conferences on world-wide extension of Washington principles, and will be discussed by naval experts with Russia likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Dec
League of Nations
League
Rusula
Obituary notices and funeral details in local paper
Obituaries for Martha M Bogart 67 wife of John H Bogart died at home 3 Louisiana Avenue. Other notices list Paul Edward Plumb 2, infant Ernest Amiot and Clifford Spencer, plus Nellia Shortell Owen Cassidy and Harry D Johnson with funeral details in Waterbury and Ansonia. Also a partisan line about concentrating energy on beer keg and pork barrel.
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Martha M. Bogart
Martha M. Borart
John H. Bogart
Louisiana Avenue
J. H. Peroll
Elmstreat
Faul Edward Plumb
Paul Edward Plumb
John H.plums
Stretford
Riverside Chtape
Waterbury Conn
Piverside
Waterbury
Ernest Frederick Amiot, Jr
Ernest
Rose Gabaury Amiot
St. “Michael's
Wellie Shortel
Nellia Shortel
Broad Atraet
Thomas Shortell
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ansonia
Owen Cassidy
Mra Irving Nichols
Parriott Aves Oue
O'Tock
M. Z. Gannon
John Atreat
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Achievements of Aviation in 1923 and 1924 Review
New York December 30 report from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America highlights 1924 as a year of record flight milestones including the world’s largest rigid airship and long distance records. It notes advances in commercial air transport, aerial bombing, smoke screens, and night refueling, while lamenting the absence of a federal air law and a Civil Aeronautics Bureau.
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New York
Aeronauteal Chamber of “Commerce of America
Lay Tn
Express
Forest Patrol
Crow Savey
Air Law
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Army Air Service
A. J. Williams
Mellon tax bill conspiracy charges cloud public work
A political statement accuses Mellon bill proponents of a coordinated campaign to mislead lawmakers and the public before full provisions were public. It argues Democratic leaders resisted pre-endorsement, cites harm to farmers and small businesses, and calls for fair, open debate and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mellon
Ita
Coolulge
House
Democrata
Governor Templeton Speech at Italian Congregational Institute
Governor Charlee A Templeton will speak in Waterbury this afternoon at the dedication of a new Italian Congregational institute and church. About 600 Italians filled the auditorium for the dedicatory address by Rev. Sherrod Louie of Hartford, marking the parish’s 20th anniversary under Pastor Ray Pasquale Codella.
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Waterbury
Charlee
Templeton
Sherrod Louie
Hartford
Parian
Ray
Pasquale Codella
Restaurateur Shot by New York Gunmen
Harry Broder an East Side restaurateur was fatally shot in his New York apartment by four hold up men who entered as he and two friends arranged calendars for patrons. Broder refused to surrender a $200 fish pin after bandits had taken $130 from the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drc
Harry Broder
East Stdle
Broder
Hinse R
French prosper, nation weighed down by debt in 1924
Paris December 31 Associated Press reports France enjoyed thriving private firms and high profits across trade and industry with no unemployment. Public finances worsened, debt rising from 330 billion to about 400 billion paper francs by end of 1924. Authorities expect a 13 billion loan to fund northern reconstruction.
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Paris
Associated Press
French Republic
France
Poland
Italy
Spain
Ministry of Finance
Frances
Armistics
King and Queen to Dance With Servants at Sandringham Ball
London date Dec 22 The king and queen will dance with their servants at Sandringham during the coming week. No personal retainers will be detailed as partners for the royal dancers at the servants ball. After giving her first servant ball in London Lady Malcolm comments on the dancers' skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sandringham
Seuitar
Tondon
Malcolm Dociartl
Pardoe Creditors Get 10 Percent Dividend
Creditors of the Pardoe Sporting Goods Company in bankruptcy will receive a 10 percent dividend, after the trustee James E. Dorphy reported that counts were received and accepted by Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardoe Sporting Goods Company
Aity
James E. Dorphy
Padern
Ohn Keogh
Christmas Tree Destroyed by Fire on Connecticut Avenue
A Christmas tree at 16942 Connecticut Avenue was destroyed by a fire triggered by a candle. Firemen prevented spread to other fixtures and no other items in the room were harmed.
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Connecticut Avenue
French Freshes Cause Great Property Damage Across France
Floods driven by early freshet flood rivers across France with Paris and suburbs underwater. Seine expected to rise two feet by Wednesday, while Loire and Marne produce widespread inundations. Rail and telecommunication lines disrupted. bluejackets ordered from Cherbourg aid coastal areas as towns like Neyers face evacuation and distress signals flood in.
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France
Estill
Seine
Cherbourg
Paria
Rhine
Neyers
Loire
Marne
Vitry la Francais
Chalons
Paris
Margentee
Nice
Italy
Maryéthea
Turin
Toulon
Indrua
Athens
Willimantic Sheriff Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Willimantic City Sheriff Thomas J. Killourey was arrested on a bench warrant in Willimantic by Detective Wiliam J. Jackson for embezzlement. He is held in the county jail in Brooklyn awaiting bond set by the Hamlet county Superior Court clerk. The alleged loss is about $500 over several years, from $2 to $20 per firm. Killourey, town constable for years, admitted the charges.
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Willimantic
Thomas J. Willourey
Dee
Wiliam J. Jackson
Brooklyn
Wid
Killourey
Shertf Kiourey
Two Sets of Prisoners In Flights for Liberty
In Elmira a group of convicts escaped from the reformatory at eleven o'clock. Gerald Chapman, a famed inmate, was among the fugitives, having tunneled from the penitentiary Ward's office says. The tunnel was just large enough for a single man and extended toward the stone walls.
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Elmira
Tfour
Moe
Neetyemal Feeane
Dhmira
Lotma
Stu
Wrank
Atlanta
United States
Gerald Chapman
Siwa Oasis City Traced to Early Greek Era
Siwa, a small Libyan Desert settlement, features hive-like rock salt houses and olives dated back to Roman times. About 4,000 residents split between the main town and suburbs, with a history of exploration by Dr. Gerhard Rohlf and Prince Kemal Eddine seeking ancient caravan routes from the Sahara to the Mediterranean coast.
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Siwa
Libyan
Kansne
Phaen
Siwr ix
Prince
Gerhard Rohifs
Princemal Eddine
Sahery
Mediterranean
Rohlf
Dulan
Rosita Forbes
Rahity
Libya
Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Gulf of Gibe
Nativas
St Tx
Atria
Teas
Lassune
Tepype
North
Afriqaas
Interlonatrien
Mobife
Prince Kemal Eddine Wills
Western
Sahara
Smallest Immigrant Quotas Spark Admission Concerns
New York reports show immigration quotas for January exhausted as 3,500 immigrants aboard steamships are due in the coming days. Officials say the first month’s limits are exhausted, prompting swift processing of arrivals over the next three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asdmington
Filia Ysiand
Wight
Prohibition Seen As Proving Successful In U S
Geneva reports from health experts say prohibition is improving public health in the United States. British Yugoslav Belgian Polish and Norwegian physicians at a Geneva meeting cited a League of Nations health organization summary noting that investigations in Washington and the southern states indicate health gains from prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Preas
Great Britain
Jugosovia
Belgium
Poland
Norway
Health Experts
United States
Ludwig Rajckman
Health Organization
League of Nations
League
America
Autoists Flee After Crash Near Danbury
After a theatre outing in Briégenart Instalant Mr and Mrs Joseph Sere and friends were driving to Danbury when a car containing several men struck their vehicle four miles from the city on the Danbury turnpike. Sere, injured in the leg, was taken to the Third precinct station as police and state troopers searched the area. One man grappled with a Ser geant then fled with companions, vanish ing before officers could reach the scene. Police will interview the owner of the car, whose license numbers are in custody.
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Briégenart
Mra
Joseph Sere
Danbury
Sere
Java
Preginet
John McGovern
Frank Virel
State Police
She Bere
Aurty
Virel IL
Toase
Boy Loses Part of Finger After Play Injury
Joseph Alenter a boy of alx years from 1088 Connecticut avenue lost part of his left middle finger Saturday afternoon when an iron object fell on it. Amputation of the mangled part was performed by Dr. Thomas Davis of Vamiorgensy hospital who later removed the boy to St. Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alenter
Connecticut Avenue
Thomas Davis
Vamiorgensy Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Allen's Lung Healer Promises Breath of Health
The advertisement touts Allen's Lung Healer as a vegetable-based remedy combining antiseptic tissue building and blood warming properties. It claims to break colds in head throat or lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, and lists Bridgeport druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Cyrus Pharmacy
Tickette Drug Store
Prescription Pharmacy
J. E. Fr. Jones Drug
Hindle Drur
Barnum Pharmacy
Howard H. Rockwell
J. M
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WXON
Marsh
Cifford Spencer
Ape
Alfred
Margaret Spencer
Ils
William Street
St. Michael's Comet
le Ile
Urgaret
Myrtle
Evelyn
Dor
Alfred, Jr
Barry D. Johnson
Harry D. Johnson
Lindley Street
Charles Decker
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Hiladel
Pais
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Central New England Railway Company
The
New England Steamship Company
Hartford and New York Transportation Company
KK J. Pearson
SFTW
Garner
Bill
Restaurateur
Danae
Oasis
Libyan Desert
Greece
Allen
Paris Medicine Company
St. Louis
Air New Years
Philadelphia
Trout
Mah Jongg
China
Howland Dry Goods
Jeny Nos Y Boks
Ee the Potter Press
Sours ST Waltham, al
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