Turbulent Albania as regents threaten stability and resignations
Turbulent Albania witnesses government upheaval as regents pressure Prime Minister Evangeli to quit under threat of bloodshed. Hasan Pris tide replaces him briefly before also failing, leaving a monarchy uncertain. Parliment remains guarded while foreign aid workers face the tense city atmosphere.
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Tirana
Albania
Pon~ Dell
Evangel
Ale Hotel
Hasan’ Pristide
yysAlbania
Hasan
Byangoli
Fed Cross
Aly
Wife Intemperate Sues for Divorce in Superior Court
John RF Hammond of Bridgeport testifies his wife’s habitual temper and frequent intoxication led to their separation in May 1918 after a February 1907 Roxbury marriage. Amasa C. Salt of Providence confirms the wife now resides elsewhere and the decree was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RF. Hammond
Bridge“port
Waldo Marvin
Ater
Waterbury
Roxbury
Mags
Amasa C. Salt
Providence
Radio Operators Hear Good Concert Broadcasts
A Newark New Jersey WD station program aired from WD and HDIKA in Pittsburgh last night. The show featured Broadway musical comedy and vaudeville with children’s music and stories, a Hawaiian airs segment, and a radio party with nationally known comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
WN. J
Pittsburgh
HDIKA
Westinghouse “Electric and Manufacturing Company
BiRd & Radio
Arelington
Nothangle
Tia
Waldermery Avenue
Adaie
Qassar
McClowsky Landlady Keeps Him On Defense
Walter Minchowsky a roomer at 261 Hancock Avenue has faced arrest twice in a week. He was jailed last Monday for drunkenness and theft, accused of unlawfully taking the landlady's clothing. He reportedly refused to return the items, prompting a fresh arrest yesterday on new charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Minchowsky
Hancock Avenue
Mrchowsky
Maclowakya
Agaln Yvesterday
Thetr
Public Market Wall Declared Menace to Public Safety
Complaints reach the city police over a faulty Public Market wall along City Plaza with falling bricks risking passersby. Market officials say part of the wall is city property and will cooperate with authorities to fix the dangerous defects.
New York Truants Captured Here
Two New York boys aged 10 and 14 were detained by the Bureau of Investigation after being captured here. Caesar Witti, 10, of 31 West 69th Street, and Salvator Anselta of 307 West 69th Street were involved in the incident. Attachments of real estate were recorded in the Town clerk's office including cases John Hermann versus Julius Fleischer for 2750 dollars and Edward Vier versus Julius Fleischer for 160 dollars, plus others involving David Sohing, Tyna Isaac K. Beaine, Frederick aan, and Geerre E. Woo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Investigation
Caesar Witti
West 69Th Street
Salvator Anselta
Weat
69Th Street
John Hermann
Julius Fleischer
Edward Vier
David Sohing
Tyna
Isaac K. Beaine
Frederick Aan
Geerre E. Woo
Verdict for Ford 1,650 awarded to Bridgeport man
William Caertensen of Bridgeport won a verdict of 1,050 against the town of Port Chester in White Plains County Court after a November 26 automobile accident. Caertansen suffered a broken nose and facial injuries when a car struck a hole in the road. Two Bridgeport companions were also involved. the Greenwich attorney claimed settlement offers were refused and the jury awarded 1,060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caertensen
Bridgeport
White Ins
Port Chester
William of Reagee
Groanwind
Cartenaen
Lone Branch
Actu
Mobile
Bis
Port Chastar
Cartansen
Nutri
Hansen
New
Bankruptcy case takes new turn in Horvath note dispute
New developments emerge in the Horvath bankruptcy to Buechler suit. The case, heard before Referee Keorh, centers on notes totaling over 47000 and a $2300 damages claim. Proceedings involve Jacob Levy Julius Peiseher and John Lerke as note indorsers. The complaint alleges the notes were issued during a weak state of mind and seeks repudiation. The note dated October 3 1921 purportedly payable three months after date at First Bridgeport National Bank. The matter continues with a court action filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proceadors
Niebatax Horvath
West End Drug Sist
Wich
Don Keorh
Max J. Buechler
Jacob Levy
Julius Peiseher
John Lerke
Indoraers
Horvath
Buechler
Aled Ay Horvath
Interes
Aled Yestarcay
Ashe Firat Bridgeportional Bank
Hare
Married at Sixteen Seeks Divorce Custody Battle
Veronica Neary, married at 16 in Istlige part, appeared in Superior Court seeking a divorce from Waldo Marvin claiming neglect and separation. She requests custody of her 10 year old daughter Isabell and notes their son Donald, 1, remains with the husband.
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Anti Veronica Neary
Istlige
Alo Wis
Gster Jiadee
Fo Waldo Marvin
Deg Go Ornel
Greens Farms
Isabell
Geprgsach
Wiltren Oss
Donald
Hussand
Greenwich Woman Seeks Divorce After Alleged Husband Abuse
Mrs. Bin May Selleck Worth of Greenwich testified in Superior Court that her husband repeatedly beat and choked her in front of witnesses, leaving her nervously affected and requiring medical treatment in New York and Connecticut. Henry Weed, her stepfather, corroborated, and Cora H. Lockwood described a prior choking incident at her home.
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Mra
bin May Selleck Worth
Greenwich
J. Fr. Waldo Marvin
Superior Court
Yeaterday
Jonna Honry
Worth
Hughant
New York
Connecticut
Henry Weed
Cora H. Lockwood
New York City
Grocery Worker Files Bankruptcy Petition
Aforris Salomon, a grocery man at 1940 State Street, filed for bankruptcy. The petition lists assets around 81,000 with secured debts and a preliminary meeting scheduled to discuss creditors and assets including retail items and equipment.
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Grocery Man
Aforris Salomon
State Street
Ant Wemen
Wasecur
Brock
Axtures
Mother of Seven Seeks Divorce as Hearing Delayed
Ata Fr. Tockwoog Greenwich, mother of seven, asked for a divorce from Edwin Lockwood in a New York court yesterday. Judge John W. refused the request after attorney Willam Rungee said reconciliation might be possible. Lockwood allegedly abused her, gripped her face, and threw a chair when intoxicated. she cited his failure to work and her father’s absence from home as factors in supporting the family.
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Ata
Tockwoog
Greenwich
Edwin Locwood
John W
Willam CG
Rungee
Lockwood
New York
Numerous suits filed in common court in Bridgeport area
Many actions named the L J Carroll Motors Company and others. Claims include damages from auto accidents near Fairfield near a Jewish cemetery, losses from a cellar digging contract, and wages withheld over weeks. Plaintiffs include Minard Butler Albert Varell and Mary Loe. Damages seek from 200 to 6,000 dollars with various defendants including Connecticut Company and Beacon Rubber Shoe Company.
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L. J. Carroll Motors Company
Geatnat Frank
Ia O T. Carroll
Paul
Charles Ab
Thane Linderen
Tein
Thomas Tromens
Bridgeport
Charles Gregory
Stretford
Welther Amotmt
Sahde
Northess Mount
Kodot Gh
Ain
Milford
Clonnecticut Company
Jane Stare
Mara Ee
Ethline
Thane
Mary
Loe
Deserted by sailor day after wedding reported
A readable fragment recounts Gertrude Langhorne Langhorne and Judge L. P. Walda Marvin in a Superior court year hearing. The woman said she worked in a factory and lived apart after marriage, with references to Port Chester New York and Philadelphia. Details mention Langhorne’s true name and past associations with Mrs Langhorne in South Norwalk and Sarat, noting a troubled union and alleged abandonment.
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Pat Langhorne
Ahanne City
Philadelphia
Lang
Gorham
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M’clowsky
Ale Tvps
Doan
Walter .Avery
Painter Sand
Waklord Ave
Dean
Hiker Drug Store
W. H. E. Wilson
Wilesop St. Sus
Horn
Riker Drug Store
Parrigh
Hantekot
Mark
Cock St
Anya
Dean’s
Dogn's
Foster-Milburn Co
New Buffalo
N.Y
Sailor
Sonnenbergs
Sonnenberg
Broad Street
Pianay
Telephone Barnum
Chapel ST
New Haven
Broadway
Yonkers
Sixth Ave
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