Runaways from New Britain Detained in City
Runaways from New Britain were found detained here after being spotted traveling from city to city. Two youths from good families, missing from home for weeks, were questioned and held at the station awaiting action by their parents. The boys had come from Bridgeport on an auto truck and were reported missing from New Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ively Roses
Britain
Dan Fitwrey
Tre Buren
Java
Bridgeport
New Britain
Feneral Alan Yyee
Forger Wanted In Multiple Cities Details of a notable forgery ring.
The item describes a forger using forged credentials tied to the Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Company. A president named William H. Ridzewa is cited with Albert Anderson involved. The flexed scheme includes a rubber stamp claim of certification by Richard O H Cook and a dark haired, smooth faced suspect wearing an overcoat and soft hat.
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God
Trenton Trust
Sergrtt Shsing Company
Trenton
William H. Ridzewa
Albert Anderso
The Honest Athiest Dr Swain Forum Topic
Dr Swain will speak at the United Church community forum at a county row night. For three years he has led The People’s Institute a six lecture course with questionnaires. He has written two books including Where is God and Wras 23d.
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United Church Community Forum
Swain
People's Institute
Obituary Mrs Gelso A Ryan Mire
Obituary notice for Mrs Gelso A Ryan Mire at 26 Broad Street following illness. Survived by two brothers Drury Crumlan of Dalton Mass and James L Quinlen of this city and a cousin Gloria Quinien of Westport. Funeral from the bereaved home to Heart church in Westport.
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Gelso A. Ryan
Celso A. Ryan
Ner
Broad Street
al “Ows
Ner Wether
M Quinian
Ryan
Ry Crumlan
Dalton
Mass
James L. Quinlen
Glarie Quinian
Westport
Heart Church
Weather Summary for New England and Atlantic States
Weather forecast notes fair conditions in New England on Saturday then snow or rain Saturday night and Sunday with cooler temperatures. East New York sees increasing clouds Saturday with snow along the coast and over the region. temperatures show little change. High pressure builds from Alaska to Canada and over the central states, bringing generally fair but cooler weather east of the Mississippi. A disturbance from south Texas shifts east, bringing snow to parts of New England within 4 to 56 hours, with northeasterly winds over Sandy Hook and along the north Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Alaska
Canadian Northwest
Missippi
South Texas
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Sands Hook
Sandy Hook
Matieras
East Ins
Lloyd George Seeks Practical Reparation Terms at Conference
The text reports Prime Minister Lloyd George arguing for a pragmatic approach to postwar reparations. He emphasizes Germany must pay but criticizes unattainable, sweeping demands. He supports balancing German budget, securing raw materials and food, and warns against impracticable proposals that raise false hopes.
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Iain Mr. Botdromble
Germany
Ayeorge
Ian Ade
Lisgauge
France
Great Britain
George Sai
Singer Foreman Injured by Fall From a Ladder
A plant foreman at Singer AiGeharringe company Culber Groves living on Silllawin street was injured after a fall from a ladder. He was taken to Bridsport hospital after the accident. Other workers, Alfred Dornbill and a man named Petrino, suffered injuries at the site. both treated by medics and released.
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Mo Yadder
Singer AiGeharringe Company
Culber Groves
Silllawin Street
Bridsport Hospital
Bey
Petrino
Lexington Avenue
Alfred Dornbill
Taliet
North Avenue
Orbit
Atreet
Married 42 Years Mrs Laubscher Granted Divorce
Atiur and Adolph Laubscher appear before Judge John F. Wheeler in the district court and grant a divorce after 42 years of marriage. The petition lists desertion by Bur an and other allegations. The couple has four children and the petitioner resides in Nave Walk.
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Laubscher
Atiur
Aneet
Adolph Laubscher
Ohn FE
Weeler
Perior
J. Quinn
Tlizzbeth
Marvia
Ohn
Rinke
Mary S&s. Rinke
Navewalk
Treaty aims and German surrender noted in wartime remarks
Prime Minister Lloyd George addresses obligations under the treaty and enforceable penalties. He emphasizes Germany’s disarmament and surrender of colonies, and calls for continued punishment of war criminals, including discussion of the Kaiser’s trial. France supports strong action but warns against hostile acts.
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Germany
Lloyd-George
Wolland
Women Refuse to Pledge Support in 1920s debate
A fragmented 1920s account shows speakers such as Mrs. John Towers and Crystal Kastan challenging suffrage era feminism. They discuss disarmament, female political power, and the economic status of married women while lamenting national policies and urging coordinated actions by women’s organizations.
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Uupsy
Anand
Det
Jowa
Jug
Ateses
Ohn Towers
New York
Crystal Kastan
Wawen
Mies
Mary
Winsor, Mercer
Philadelph
Ivan
Eteran
Wormei
United States
Association of Nations
Builders Vote to Reduce Wages in Continued Debate
The report notes builders vote to cut wages to restore normal building conditions. Contractors hesitate until prices improve, risking delays on home projects. G. Brity and Rose W., along with John & Schwartz of Bridgvenort, were named officials in the discussion.
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G. Bmity
A. Rose W . John
Receiver Sells Real Estate of Shelton Bank
AON, HY. THnlearnty has the ine remeste Roldhias of the defunct Shelton Bank and Trust camping. William I. Darley, a Sholian businessman, purchased the Vindnet square property for 24,500 dollars. The sale reflects the bank’s liquidation and the receiver notes no new developments in the dunk situation.
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Shelton Bank
Shelton Bank and Trust
Tidine Avenue
Willian I. Darley
Ahowlat
Fegdiser
Torney Ivank M
Efforts to Check Entry of Typhus Intensify
Reported renewed measures curb typhus entry as immigrants destined for New York face detentions after crossing at various ports. Officials describe heightened searches aboard trains and vessels from Boston and Nantucket areas, with passengers subjected to health examinations and quarantine procedures following large debarkations.
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Whip Port
Thor
Erpeton
New York
Ryldix Tion
Précathiona
Engers
Que
Fund Exhausted for Soldiers Aid Delays Checks
Announcement from AAS W. Parker Seeley in charge of state aid fund distribution says funds are exhausted delaying checks for relief. An additional appropriation of 159000 is en route to aid soldiers, now with engrossing clerk awaiting Governor Bale to sign by Wednesday so payments can proceed.
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W. Parker Seeley
Tne
Bale
Cuesca
Palmer says Reds still pursue US policy abroad
The testimony alleges the Communist party remains aligned with Moscow and seeks to destabilize the government. Palmer accuses radicals of planning violence while urging the Justice Department to act swiftly to protect the state and public. He cites a pamphlet distributed by the Communist Party of America and warns of coded instructions guiding party workers.
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Communist Party
Nikon
Moscow
Palmer
Stortabuy
Department
of Justice
Mathers
Agenta
Anyona
Falaehood
Afro Falmer
Paris
Communist Party of America
Question of Indies and British debt sparks Senate debate
A senate speech discusses the British Empire holdings near the Gulf of Mexico and the Panama entrance, the strategic value of Caribbean islands, and whether the United States should intervene in Britain’s war debts. The speaker argues for attention and possible action, urging restraint yet signaling potential support for policy to address the islands and owed loans.
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Gulf of Messey
Sena
United States
Ant
Great Britain
Bridgeporters Fight Coal Rates Protest Meeting
Community leaders in Bridgeport faced rising coal and fuel costs as they oppose proposed rate increases. The Hartford meeting declared current freight and water routes already costly, arguing further weight rate adjustments would unfairly burden coal users and worsen living costs amid fuel shortages.
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Trew Haven
Boca
Aitlobh
Bridgeport Chamber reps in New Haven meeting press appeal
Millers TJ Heffernan and RL Krenek represented the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce at the meeting in New Haven. Committees will appeal to authorities to increase the Washington row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Row
Millers TJ
Heffernan
Krenek
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
New Haven
Spanish emissaries examine lake boats amid inquiry
Four Amish emissaries conducted a surface survey on the Sound and submerged for an hour during a Lake exploration mission. The delegates report Spain seeks 28 undersea boats and show openness to lake operations. The delegation, led by Captain Barney of New York, reviews eastern coast shipyards.
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Lake Marines
Spain
Canfain Barney
New York
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