Malone Enlisted to Help Editor in Blasphemy Trial
Broookton, Mass Feb 1 A Boston-based movement supports Anthony Bimba editor charged with blasphemy under Massachusetts law. Malone New York attorney Darrow associate to act as senior counsel. A community meeting Feb 23 near town hall aims to discuss defense strategy and rally radical labor groups.
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Malone
Broukton
Anthony Bimba
Massachusetts
Hiw
Lave
Pert
Taudles Field
Anal Mhiv
Clarence Dare
New York
Marrow Dare
Fenpes-o9
Timbas Taal Breockton
Rs Union
Aino
Opes
Thmba
Tras
Wall
Milane
Itv
Mar
Ambi
Jawrey
Nim
Towser
Old power plant remodel underway in city project
The John stress one Brown oil power plant of Unmred Hlumbasug company is remodeled into a transformer station to power the downtown area. The plant will supply over 190 kilowatts and receive power from the Stesl Taint station. Work is progressing with full installation expected by late summer.
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Tue
Unmred Hlumbasug Company
John Stress One
Brown
Torr Taise
Stes! Taint
Fall River Liner Tugboat Collision Reported
Official reports fault the tug for a near head on collision with the Fall River liner. Captain Avery says he blew whistle and sounded signals, the tug failing to slow or steer, causing the starboard bow damage and hull flooding. Further examination will confirm details at Tretion and Lang shipyard in Holsoken.
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Phon
Avery
Ciic
New Hampshire
Tretien and
Lang
Fat Holsoken
Vue Adds in Influenza Drug Labels and Box Details
A fragment notes a late 2nd Jensen renewal and a box bearing the signature of E. W. Grove. The item references influenza remedies, a laxative product BLOMO QUINI Tablets, and mentions the presence of unusual markings or ingredients.
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Jensen
Gilpatric Start of Downfall Traced to 1918
Former Connecticut state treasurer Gilpatric faced four hours of questioning before Receiver Coffin over embezzlement schemes tied to the First National Bank crash. He admitted shifting funds and bonds, including Liberty bonds, while claiming the bank’s records were unsettled. The hearing adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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Hety
Cheorge M. Coltin
First National Bank
Gilpatric
Gilpatmo
Coffin
Minter T. Scovell
Ftrm
Connecticut
Gipatric
Trumbull
Hartford
John J. Burns
State of Connecticut
Freale
Gilpat
Tsaw
Crass
Fed
Approved
Toko
Gilpatsic
Putnam Foundry Machine Company
Putnam Cemetery Association
Border Closure Timing Sparks International Tensions
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a 6 PM border closure and US pressure for prompt action. References to religious work, Mexican cleanup, and possible other diplomatic steps hint at rising friction. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
Funeral cortege broken up by traffic signals
Alderman William Meyers driving the last car in a funeral procession in New Haven encountered a new electric signal system. A green light at John Street allowed the lead portion to advance, but a red light prevented Meyers from crossing. The rest of the cortege disappeared. Meyers then altered course via Fairfield Avenue Harrison Street Washington Avenue to rejoin at Lexington Avenue.
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Connecticut Company
Willam &. Meyers
Eleventh District
Meyers
Broad Street
John Street
Meyer
Fairfield Avenue
Harrison Street
Washington Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Imported Liquor To Be Destroyed In Bridgeport Sewers
Sparkling wines and champagne seized in Norwalk are destined for destruction. Whiskey valued at $230,009 seized December 19. Arrests included Tirnest Desrocher and Frank McNally of Boston who forfeited bonds. Multiple defendants faced fines and jail terms in Norwalk and Stamford for liquor offenses and related assaults on a police officer. The State collected bonds, fines, and costs totaling $6,850.40.
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Spain
France
Longland
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Tirnest Desrocher
Frank McNally
Boston
Frederick W. Huxford
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
John Cullen
Michael Lalley
Connecticut
Huxford
Thomas Albonizzio
Stamford
Dave
John Majstano
John Frelly
Stanford
George H. McCarthy
Josephine Bello
McCarthy
Windislaw Bandes
158 000 Miners Return to Work
Miners resume activity after a stoppage with 158 000 workers back on duty in the region. The agreement’s terms remain disputed, notably over a proposed union dues collection method by coal companies. Coal operators have yet to state their interpretation as shipments resume, with initial tonnage expected to rise significantly.
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Philadelphia
Suhuylkitre- Klan
Neads Polols
Lave
Navy approves five year air program plan
Washington February report from the Treasury Naval Affairs committee outlines an $85,000,000 five year plan for the navy air service. The proposal includes 1,000 new planes and two dirigibles, each three times larger than the Shenandoah, marking a sizable reduction from the navy’s initial request.
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Washington
Navy Air Service
Trause Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Congress Fights Tax Differences in Revenue Bill Deadlock
Washington February 17 The Senate and House wrangled over administrative provisions of revenue bills after three days of debate. A $126,000,000 reduction written by the Senate and adopted by the House remains a flashpoint with neither side yielding. Indications point to concessions in the rate schedule discussions starting tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Hlouse
House
Hatfield Plans 53 Room Fireproof House in New Canaan
New Canaan February 17 plans for a modern fireproof store house for Abraham Hatfield by Silvermine builder are nearly ready for contractor bids. The 53 room stone building on Weed Street at Railroad Avenue will cover 176 by 50 feet, cost about 430,300, and take two to three years to complete with hand carved interior woodwork after a fire last fall damaged Hatfield's residence.
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New Canaan
Spe
Abraham Hatfield
Weed Street
Railroad Avenue
Hatfield
Bishop Cieplak Dies in Passaic
Bishop Cieplak visited Bridgeport four weeks earlier for a church function. He arrived January 23 and was received by pastor Bh. Raetijczak at St Michael's Church. After solemn benediction he departed for an auditorium reception where he addressed the audience.
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Cieplak
Bridgeport
Orlock
Lia
Actes BH
Raetijczak
M. Q
St Michael's Church
St. Micha Schonl
Final Preliminary Round Tonight At Palace Theatre
The event selects two finalists for next week’s finals in a contest judged by Sime Neary with $25 and $16 gold prizes. Eliminations last week and Monday produced two finalists each, while tonight will decide the remaining pair. Participants and venues enumerated. old-time airs encouraged. harmonica and accordion contests follow on Tuesday.
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Post and Telegram
Palace Theatre
James J. Moran
Bronx Avenue
Bridgeport
Timothy McKenny
Waterbury
Louis Blakesley
Philip McGuire
Kossuth Street
George J. Banks
Fairfield
Sime Neary
Arcadia
David H. Bassett
Shelton
Daniel Murphy
State Street
Danbury
George B. Beers
Newtown
Cyril Martell
Railroad Avenue
Lawrence Agnew
Harry Avery
Westport
Department of Public Warfare and Charities
Arcadia Ballroom
James 0D
White Street
Dantoury
Prise
Joseph R. Perry
Blackstone Street
William Kelly
Liberty Street
Andrew Mel Knight
Nfive
East Avenue
Hugo Keenan
East Claytreet
Charles H Thomas
Greenwood Avenue
Waterboo
I. Gibbs
Strest
Wow. Wilson
Washington Depot
H. EH
Turkey
Mra
MacLeod
Alexander Allen Not Newtown Resident Reuters Style Misses Clarification
Mrs. Arthur Page of Newtown reports that Alexander Allen sixty of Wilson is not her father. The message notes he was previously of Newtown and now lives in Westport and had bail issues amid serious statutory charges.
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Alexander Allen
Newtown
Arthur Page
Westport
Wiston
Palm Beach Censors Begin Bathing Suit Crusade
Palm Beach enforcers launch a morality drive targeting beach attire. Four women were asked to remove stockings and wear leg coverings on public promenades, with attorney-drafted ordinances proposed to require chaps in public. Authorities cited modesty concerns as the crusade widened.
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Palm Beach
Palm
Doday
Maiey
Lara
Janning
The
Crusade
Oewan Yemoerdey
Costin Benen
Ivy Attorney
Arctic Invasion To Start Next Month
Waterbury dispatch reports Lieutenant Commander Byrd plans a stark work on March 26 for the independent air expedition in the Arctic. Byrd declined to discuss plans, deferring announcements to sponsors after a MacMillan trip lecture last summer.
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Waterbury
Juuchard Byrd
Independent Air Expedition
Arctic
Byrd
Kyrd
Propaganda Probe Clears Patrick Amid Air Service Tensions
The investigation cleared General Patrick amid tensions between the War Department and Air Service advocates. Secretary Davis supported a reprimand for two officers, avoiding court martial, and stated the probe aimed at no individual, with Patrick stressing adherence to proper process and testimony before committees.
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Davis
Patnaka
War Secretary
Air Service
Patrick
Air Corps Bis
Hausce Committee
Fay War Department Aviation Anier
War Department
Secretary of War
Wichba
Military Affairs Committee
Hexse
H E
Neval Patrick
Congressional
Stockholders of Illuminating Co Vote to Double Shares
Stockholders of the Illuminating Company approve a six for one stock split at the annual New Jersey meeting. Directors were empowered to issue 800000 shares not required by the change and to distribute them under terms best for the company. The move follows a trend to widen ownership and ease future issues. No officers were elected. the board was reinstalled with Charles A. Paul among returning directors and two new members replacing deceased directors.
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United Wminating Company
Y Steaday
New Javea
Charles A. Paul
Hsidgepot Alvisisy
Lear
Fredenck
Manwaring
D. A. Blakeslee
J. Alexander Hamilton
Talley Sings Opera Aria Amid Applause at Ringside
A performance by Miss Talley unfolds with poised diction and vivid phrasing as she delivers an aria from Caco Nome. The crowd responds with sustained applause while the orchestra remains subdued, and DeLuca accompanies with quiet pleasure before the singer returns to the stage.
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Miss Talley
DeLuca
Coke Prices Drop as Mines Reopen Stoking Market Uncertainty
Amid mine reopenings and slumping demand, coke dealers report rapid price cuts and cautious orders. Retail coke now around 20 dollars a ton, some bought at 15 dollars, with shipments expected to clear to consumers in eight to ten days and further reductions possible within weeks as supply routes adjust.
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Connellyville
Bridgeport Vintallic Co vs Lyon heirs creditors
A legal notice from Bridgeport Connecticut concerns the Bridgeport Vintallic Company and Lyon heirs creditors. It seeks for a hearing in the Superior Court at Waterbury and Bridgeport to address questions about probate and property in WaAford County. The order directs publication in a local newspaper and sets a February date for proceedings.
Public notice of creditor writs and court orders in Superior Court
February 15 1976 the court ordered publication in The Telegram that creditors must file responses by February 46 1976. The order directs service of the complaint by publication and sets the deadline for answer as the 46th day of February, in Westerwood. The Clerk Henry Lyons records the order for Tide County Superior Court.
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Wydratlic
ONDR
Tavo Bmith
Mair
Sandy Phi
Swipowell
USA
TYP
COT
IE Am
Leeguporl
Ait
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Anii Hydrate Company
Anid
Repsona
Agude
Geneon
Uae
Wester
Marit
Prinedle
Theomighout
Egecesdi
Hunry PY Lyons
Auet
Sperior Court
Bids Open for Motor Parts at City Tariff Office
Notice from the Tariff Departments of the city states bids will be opened up to a specified time in early March 1086 for motor parts. Specifications and details are available on file. bidders are responsible for any bid contest or discrepancies.
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Cite
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths and funeral details
In this city several obituaries appear with funeral times and interment locations. Names include Catherine Fenelon Harriet Lewis Michael Luciano Nicholas Paladino and others, with service details at St Michael's Cemetery, Holy Rosary Church and local cemeteries. Interments and addresses such as 671 Fairfield Avenue and 339 Shelton Street are listed along with dates in February 1925 through February 1928.
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Sterling
Prospect St
Harriet Rogers
Nathaniel V Lewis
Lakeview Cemetery
Luciano L
Michael Luciano
Willard Street
Iran
Holy Rosy
Michael’s Cemetery
Mills—Li
Wetport
Conn
Shee Th.wifs
Tromer T. Mill
Uied
Munth. Fornye
Claude
Pavlir
Noro Ieh
Hes
Tate
Mary
Mea Joh
Pavlik
Shelton Street
St. Jalius Charty
Tet
Nese
Johm's
Nichols
Astoria
Luciane Itanm
Ace
Daimaers
Munday
Irom Holy Rosary
St. Michaels Cementery
Springur
Min Fairfield
Miles D. Springer
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OF Illuminating CO
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