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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1927

Page

2

Daugherty Trial Testimony Focuses on Claims Validity

In New York on February 14 the Daugherty case saw Senator Guy Goff and others testify on the legitimacy of 70 0000 in impounded American Metal assets claims tied to Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas W Miller. The government contends large payments passed through a German asset chain, with defense arguing lack of direct influence.

New York Harry M. Daugherty Ths Moon Department For Justice Guy D. Goff West United States Memory RK. Buckner Daugherty Thomas W Miller Miller Muller Tmat John T. King Connecticut Jess Smith Merton Societe Sabseeur Valeurs de Metaux Goff Ile Buckner

Heir to Flagler Millions Critically Ill

Lawrence Lewis Jr., eight, heir to the Flagler fortune, lies critically ill in a Baltimore hospital. His mother, Mra Lewis, is in Italy on a second honeymoon, and his father, Lawrence Lewis, is based in Richmond. A Richmond socialite reportedly married Hugh Richaray Lewis in New York.

Wilmington Lawrence Lewis, Jr Louise Wise Henry Flagler Birra Robert W Bingham Loninville Baltimore Italy Lawrence Ewis Richmond Mra Lewis

Harvard students in riot in Harvard Square riot trial

Police testified in Cambridge district court about the Harvard Square disturbance that led to 59 student arrests after egg and ice throwing and club use. Officers reported a crowd up to 2,000, with one football star among arrestees and changes to several names in the docket.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Harvard Square A. Lawrence Lowel University Theatre Frederick H. Chase Daniel Web Westheland Daniel Simpson Sandwahl Roliver Ferguson O'Connor O'Cannor Offier Gordon Kane Grid Star David Walsh Arthur French French William L. Grossman New York Newton D. Holbrook Thomaston Conn John J. Trant Grossman Timothy J. Toomey William A. Cartwright Cincinnati Edward L. Murphy Murphy Prior Fo

Poincare Refuses to Set Figure on Stabilized Franc

Premier Poincare told the Chamber that the present franc quotation cannot guide stabilization. He refused to reveal the government’s rate policy, saying stabilization depends on France’s debit and credit balance and must remain secret.

Poincare Paris Chamber France Jacques Duboin Uner Joseph Caillaux Finance Fremier MM Poincare Hay

American Army Flyers Reach Coquimbo Chile

Four leading planes of the U S Pan American flight around South America arrived in Coquimbo Chile at noon marking the completion of a 500 mile leg from Mejillones.

Coquimbo Chile Toquimbo United States Army South America Mejlilones

Plea on Usury Dismissed in Bankruptcy Case

Referee John Keogh dismissed the usury objection from Bo Wilson trustee of National Grain against Maryland Guaranty for 217134.49. He ruled 17-18 percent interest not usurious under Delaware Maryland New York New Jersey law and that Connecticut statutes are not violated. The loan contract, executed in New York and made payable in Delaware and New Jersey, reflected cross state lending with total business over 750000.

John Keogh Decislon Bo Wilson Keogh Delaware Maryland Connecticut New York National Grain New Jersey

Two Sentenced in Gas Station Holdups

Robert Milla twenty four and Howard Hubbard twenty two pleaded guilty to holdups at gas stations in Atay Trongs and Stratford. Milla received three to five years and Hubbard one to three years in State prison. Judge Isaac Wolfe presided. State's attorney William JH Comley called them hopelessly bad.

Robert Milla State Howard Hubbard

Man Leaves Estate to Masonic Home in Wallingford

Crank S Nunger died at the Masonite home in Wallingford on December 4. He left practically his entire estate to the institution as per his wish for the prerogatives of the prelate fee. The total value of the estate has not been determined.

Crank S Nunger Wallingford Ted

Date for New P. D. Here Still Distant

Washington reports work on a Bridgeport postoffice is deferred to later in the next fiscal year as $19,878,700 in appropriations for 1927 are allocated to top priority cities. Bridgeport misses initial funding and may be moved to a supplemental list or future year projects.

George H. Manning Washington Postoffice Bridgeport Congress Post Office Treasury Departments Joint Committee On Public Buildings Foint Hst Senate House Budget Bureau Madden House Appropriations Committee

Father and Son Banquet Hosts Stratfield Group

Stratfield Baptist church Junior Jacque class members organized a father and son banquet with about three persons attending. Seabury Lyons led the event and Blake Smith of Bridgeport First Baptist spoke on the challenges facing boys today, emphasizing sound body, reliance, thoroughness, reverence and self control.

Jacque Stratfield Baptist Church Stratfield Seabury Lyons Blake Smith First Baptist Church of Bridgeport

Missing Stamford Man Returns After Three Days

Frederick Wiener, 67, reported missing for three days, returned to his Stamford home and explained he wandered to nearby locations after leaving New York state to visit friends. He found his way to the factory where his son works and was later taken home unharmed.

Stamford Frederick Wiener Wiener New York State

Night watchman dies in burning Lawrence plants

The charred body of Michael Hourthan, a watchman, was found in the ruins of Emerson Manufacturing and Lawrence Machine Company plants, burned last night. Hourthan had been missing since 11 o'clock when he last sounded his duty call.

Lawrence Mass Michael Hourthan Emerson Manufacturing Company Lawrence Machine Company Hourthan

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