Denby Fate for Senate Vote and McAdoo Testimony
Senate action looms with Denby fate up for vote as McAdoo appears to testify on his links with Doheny oil firms. The panel will also weigh Strawn and Pomerene for special government counsel amid cabinet chatter and pending amendments.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Oil
Doheny Oil
McAdoo
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Atlee Pomerene
Onis
Secretary of the Navy
White House
Senate
SLAIN ACTRESS LAID TO REST AS MYSTERY HARMS HARBOR
Louise Lawson’s murder prompts a New York investigation with three truckmen hired for the crime. Her casket rests in Dekalb Avenue while detectives trace suspects among high society, jewelers, bootleggers, and the upper East Side clientele. Police pursue elimination to identify killers.
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New York
Wreb
Louise
Page Eye
Jersey City
Frank Dalton
Dekalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Dalton
Louise Lawson
Alvaredo
Tex
Bastalion
White Street
Forties
Upper East Side
Inspector Lahey
Bis
Teulse Lawson
Seventy-seventh Street
Forbes Betrayed White House To Pervade Graft Scandal
Veterans Bureau chief Colonel Charles R Forbes is accused of leading a graft heavy tenure. A Senate investigation estimates 25 percent of the department’s 450 million annual outlays as graft or waste, totaling about 226 million over two years. The article compares this to tax cuts and notes the broader political impact. Continued on Page Two.
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Will Irwis
United States
Canada
Great Britain
South America
All Tiance
White House
Charles R. Forbes
Andy Jackson
Veterans Bureau
Department of the Government
Senate
Foreign Trade Conference Opens Here This Afternoon
Five division heads of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce representing Secretary Herbert Hoover will headline the first Connecticut Foreign Trade conference at the University today. Bridgeport Manufacturers Association and the Department of Commerce sponsor the event with round tables from 4 to 8 30 p m and a dinner discussion through 10 p m. Speakers include Rastall Lundquist Jones Meekins and Meeking with topics on competitive electrical merchandising abroad policy credit conditions abroad and practical export service examples.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Fioover
Connecticut
University of Here
Bridgeport Manufacturers Association
Department of Commerce
Walter H. Rastall
R.A. Lundquist
Clectyloal
Groavenor M. Jones
Finance
Lynn W. Meeking
New England
Lundquist
Morse
Jones
Meekins
Rastall
Far East
Bond Theft Suspects Held After $106000 Robbery
New York police report two men and two boys arrested for stealing $106,000 worth of negotiable bonds from Hernfield Stern brokerage. Romeo Furlen, 40, allegedly directed the theft. Max Kaplan, 43, Max Bauman, 19, and a 17 year old known as Jack Lombardo acted as accomplices. Lombardo’s true identity is Salvator De W. Page. Two more suspects were arrested later for trying to sell bonds, with $76,000 still unrecovered and $30,000 recovered from other arrests.
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New York
Web
Hernfield & Stern
Romeo
Uni
Max Kaplan
Max Bauman
Jack Lombardo
Lombardo
Salvators de
Hat and overcoat lost during social affair report
Michel Mongizuski of 629 La fayette street complained to police yesterday that his hat and over coat were stolen from a South avenue hat during a social affair. Gas meter cash box thieves were reported active at 33 Main street where two meters were tampered with by duplicate keys. Two roomers in a rooming house at 414 Fairfield avenue were robbed by sneak thieves. William Scott lost several small articles of jewelry and Mrs. Margaret Lawrie a five dollar bill.
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Michel Mongizuski
Lafayette Street
South Avenue
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
William Scott
Margaret Lawrie
Priest Murder Mystery Haunts Police In Dahme Case
Police facing a blank motive in the Rev. Father Hubert Dahme murder lean toward a paranoiac offender driven by persecutory delusions. The article notes paranoiacs seek police attention, visit stations, and may commit homicide to rid imagined threats, shaping the investigation’s suspect base.
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Father Hubert Dahme
Father Dahme
Aman
Candler Bride Arrested In Raid Leaves Home
Mrs Aga Candler, widow of the soft drink magnate Asa Candler, left their Atlanta home after a raid in which she and two Atlanta businessmen were arrested. Public stenographer before marriage, she reportedly stayed at a friend’s apartment overnight. Candler declined comment. Other arrestees included William J. Stoddard and GW Keeling.
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Atlanta
Aga Candler
James L. Reavers
Candler
William J. Stoddard
National Dry Cleaners Association
GW. Keeling
Mr. Stoddard
Asa Candler
Blaze Reveals Largest Still In Haven Fire
NHW Haven Feb 10 a garage fire at Raffael Milano’s home led to the seizure of one of the region’s largest stills seized in years. Milano jailed on two technical charges bail set at 2000. Fire destroyed the garage and fueled by whiskey and denatured alcohol. Police seek three men who fled in a car as the blaze began.
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NHW
Haven
Raffael Milano
Milano
National Bank Bill Seeks Sweeping Reforms Under McFadden
Washington February 10 A bill proposed by House Banking Committee Chairman McFadden would bar national banks from branch banking in states that forbid it while granting similar privileges within city limits where state banks operate. It calls for perpetual charters, bond trading, safe deposit use, and raising real estate loan authority to 60 percent of time deposits with no time limit, aiming to modernize the 1864 act to match evolving banking codes.
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Washington
National Bank and Federal Reserve Acts
McWadden
House Banking House Committee
McFadden
Revenue bill to revise federal taxes and cut income tax
Washington Feb 10 The revenue bill proposing a full revision of federal taxes and a 25 percent reduction in personal income taxes will reach the House from the Ways and Means Committee and be debated Thursday Leaders expect the measure to be before the House for one to four weeks with divisions over income tax rates and separate committee reports forthcoming.
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Washington
Ways and
Mellon
Wilson Jover
Alexander Alison
Frye
Connecticut Pescs Education Society
Wilson
Palace Theatre
Finder
Atate
Bridgeport
University Club
Mann
Macsdonald
Fairfield Post Road
Shelton
Kiwanis Club
George Willis
Tanxia Hill
Whitman
Gato
Newtown
Maasachusette Hospital
Tideefield
Ridgebury
Danbury
Dotha Stone Pinneo
Norwalk
Albright
Stratford
Thimble Twanda
New Haven
Captain Kidd
House
Denby
Senate
McAdoo
House Bank
Abel TG
American Committee
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Coolidge
Central Presbyterian Church
Torr
Rockvilla Center
Itiliana Farmer
Asa Candler
Hone
Herrin
Illinois
Knights of
Cuming Circle
Massanne
Poincare
England
Roach Arrested After Battle With City Conductor
Roach of 315 Midlen Avenue clashed with a streetcar conductor on Fairfield Avenue last night. He allegedly punched the conductor after being invited to exit the car, prompting police to arrest him on assault and breach of the peace charges.
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Wdwnerd Roach
Midlen Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Roach
Strageald
Third Precint
Ausauly
Brach of the
Raid on Restaurant Arraignment in City Court
Alex Szellaski is to be arraigned in city court this morning for liquor law violations after a Saturday raid on a restaurant at 815 Broad Street. Owner Julius Lipinsky of 688 Lafayette Street is serving 99 days in jail for the same offense.
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Alex Szellaski
Broad Street
Julius Lipinsky
Tan Fayette Street
Yale Professor Urges U S Entry Into League to Honor Wilson
Yale professor Irving Fisher urged the United States to join the League of Nations as a tribute to Woodrow Wilson at the memorial service for the late president in the Palace theatre. More than 800 attended as speakers argued America must enter the race for armament or face future world conflict. Fisher warned delays could drag the nation into another war and cited the Bok peace prize as proof of the League’s necessity.
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Yale
United States
League of Nations
League
U. S
Woodrow Wilson
Irving Fisher
Palace Theatre
F. William Behrens
Stanley
Smith
American Legion
David Levy
Joseph A. Ganley
United Church Choir
Wisher
Irving
Wilson
América
America
Tye
Mellon
Fisher
Fire destroys John Bobstock farmhouse near Stratford
A storm damaged telephones delaying fire alerts to Stratford and Trumbull wire departments. The Robstock Lane property burned to the ground with $2,600 in losses. Neighbor Charles Marsichk rode two motorcycles to summon help after failing to reach the fire station by phone. Fire crews arrived too late to save the building, discovered by Robstock workers and nearby residents.
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Stratford
Sech
Stratford Wire Department
John Bobstock
Robstock Lane
Charles Marsichk
Fremen
Avena
Marsell
Robstock
Flo
Paranoiac murder and local meetings loom in Connecticut
Local report notes a murder by a paranoid individual and a series of community meetings in Connecticut. Events include the review of Wilson memory, education society plans, university club sessions, and several civic notices across towns like Ridgefield Danbury Norwalk and Shelton.
Citizens Capture Police Official in Herrin
Adjutant General Carlos E. Black ordered the immediate entraining of the 432nd Infantry of the Illinois State Militia and the 138th Infantry from southern Illinois to Herrin. Chicago troops leave Monday at 9 from Chicago, arrive 2:30 p.m. in Herrin, with the 130th Infantry due shortly, totaling about 1,700 state troops in Williamson County. Militia patrols are active. martial law debated but not yet declared, though sources hint it may follow within hours after troops arrive.
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Herrin
Orensociated Press
Geeral Carlos E. Black
Ilinois St
Chicago
Ilinai
Whale
Wilson County
Answ
Williamson County
Black
A. L. Culberton
Glennon
Poi
Am Press
Merrin
Stamford Teens Detained in Pittsburgh Runaway Case
Florence Hogan sixteen and William Hearing twelve from Stamford Conn were detained in Pittsburgh Pa afterLeaving for work. Police await parental advice as Hogan's father travels to Pittsburgh to bring his daughter home. Officials say the couple aimed to marry but authorities questioned the youth.
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Thomas H. Hogan
Bat
Pittsburgh
Florence Hogan
William Hearing
Stamford, Conn
Apelopera
Stamford
Thomsas H. Hogan
Richmond Hill Avenue
Willian Hearing
Ayelopera
West Virginia
Private hearings by relief board schedule sessions this week
Three private hearings by the Board of Relief will be held this afternoon with Remington Typewriter Co at 2 o clock, Graeter y MacKenzie Machine Co at 6, and Gi W Featherta & Som at 6. Sessions run 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm today. By Wednesday the hearings proceed 9 am to 4 pm and Friday the last day. To date 39 taxpayers have appeals totaling 11 390.8 dollars.
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Board of Relief
Remington Typews Co
Grtery & MacKenzie Machine Co
Gi. W. Featrehda & Som
Acm
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Colonel Forbes
Ilohe
Veteran’s Bureau
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Hoover
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Bridgeport Credit Men's Association
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Higging
Hartford
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David T. Figoratd
Blaze
Bank Committee
Honor Wilson
Trumbull
Basle
Derlarce
Colonial Hall
Holsey
Majory
Yorkville
Lordships
George Sister
Louis Browns
Gitke
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Aires
Gene Fe Black
Prohibitio
K. K
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Pittsburg
Aatalon
Ward
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Relief Board
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