Last Charter of Emmet Club Remembered in Obituary
Thomas I. McDonnell eighty six van employee of Hulmes and Edwards died yesterday at his home 339 Huntington Road last surviving member of the Emmet club founded 1307 for freedom at land. He came from Springfield Mass and worked at United States Armory Civil War era. Original charter signers included John Cullinan Martin Burke Richard OToole Po J Beonard Bernard Keating Michael Duave James Sheridan Matthew Maloney Michael Larkin J D Tooning John Malton. Survived by three daughters Mrs Charles Malais five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral from Mrs Millins 33 Pentington Road Monday 930 am to St Charles church for requiem. Burial St Michaels Cemetery. Ten-year-ago pallbearers include Murphy former president Murdy William Blitoca and Chris Finnegar.
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Thomas I. McDonnell
Hulmes and Edwards Company
Huntington Road
Emmet Club
Freedom At Land
McPonnell
Springfield
Mass
United States Armory
Wheeler and Wilson Company
Society
McDonnell
John Cullinan
Martin Burke
Richard O'Toole
Sheitf
Po J. Beonard
Bernard Keating
Michael Duave
James Sheridan
Matthew Maloney
Michael Larkin
J.D. Tooning
John Malton
Charles Malais
Millins
Pentine Ington
St. Charles’ Church
Salem
Ae TL
Murdy
The
Metery
Wiliam Mblittoca
Chris Finnegar
Coast Guards Clash With Rum Runners At Sea
Coast guards engage rum runners in a chase described as a skirmish. A patrol car shot disabled a vessel, and the pursuit continued as the smugglers towed a boat toward Bos ym until a second boat escaped. The prize was handed to customs, with the crew awaiting confiscation.
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Wey
Bosym
Auewer Poat
Walt
Itehead Point
Senate and House Set Tax Reduction Plan Details
A legislative note outlines tax cuts including a 7 cent vehicle tax cap and reduction of gift tax rates. It mentions retroactive adjustments, increasing the inheritance exemption from 70,000 to 190,000 and broader implications for future tax policy. The text reflects early 19th century framing and legislative drafting.
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Bmw
Snow Removal 10 Continue Sunday
Snow removal continues Sunday as the city maintains ash and garbage collection. Public Works director announces daily ash pickups from 0 to 120 loads, a drop from fair weather rates of 180. Side streets remain nearly impassable due to heavy snowfall.
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Tamerres
Sunias
Arector
SSS
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
A list of ambulance dispatches including patients at Austin street Laurel court and other locations. Details note ages, conditions such as pneumonia convulsions dementia and back injuries. Hospitals named include St Vincent's, East Washington, Hillside and Bridgeport hospital.
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Austin Street
George Am
Laurel Court
Florence
Hillside
Mary Ibeitte
Howe Street
Eind
Manhattan Street
Donald Bresky
Huntington
George Ubiten
Bridgeport Spital
Laura Hamillon
Virginia Toad
Remoy
Bridgeport Hospital
Misys Uva Huga
Officer Resigns After Stamford Police Committee Action
Stamford officials report one supernumerary officer resigned after police committee charges. A regular officer was fined 50 and suspended two weeks. another officer fined 50. Mayor Keating stated discipline was necessary though no grave misconduct found. Separate incidents included a false fire alarm and a vehicle crash near Franklin Motors.
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Stamford
John F. Keating
Common Council
Raguhir Diran
Uch
Police Department
Fire Department
Main Street
Greyrock Place
Charles Hill
Franklin Motor Company Sales Toom
Jacob Wetsaman
Roval
United Palestine
Cold snap follows drizzly mist after eastern storm
East coast weather turns treacherous as a wet fog and light snow gave way to a rapid temperature drop from 40 to near freezing. Ship, rail, and auto traffic faced delays with stranded steamers, flooded streets, and a serious injury to a fireman after a trolley fleet skid on slick tracks in New York.
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Hall
At & Orlock
New York
Providence
Wall River
Mass
Richard Peck
New London Line
Norwich
Coon
Longe Deland
Devon Weleck
Jersey Tubes
Fire record reports box alarm and chimney fire
A fire record lists a box alarm at 239 Tire, Springfield Manufacturing on Mountain Green Street with damage about 100 dollars and a still alarm to 362 Warren Street. Chimney fire believed caused by soft coal, No. 9 Hose Company detailed. 636 p.m. 486 John Street.
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Tire
Springfield
Mountain Green Street
Warren Street
Hase Company
Girl Located in Bridgeport By Protective Association
Elizabeth Walling aged fifteen, daughter of retired Naval officer Joseph Walling of Newport News Virginia, was found in Bridgeport under protective care after being brought there by a Brooklyn youth, John Engleman. She had previously sought help at Traveler's Aid and was taken in by Mrs. S. K. Batchelor, matron of the Protective association, before her father arrived to take her home. Walling had searched six states for his daughter before locating her.
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Elizabeth Walling
Joseph Wallins
Newport News
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Protective Association
Myrtle Avenue
John Engleman
Brooklyn
Traveler's Aid Association
Peil Road Station
Protective Association
8. K. Batchelor
Batchelor
Man Shoots Brother After Distress Over Losses
Police say a man shot his brother amid a spree of heavy drinking that ruined his finances after years of paper selling at the city’s busy corner. He had saved $21,600 last year to buy a home and invest in lots and a car, but today his bank balance stood at $100. Authorities cited alcohol abuse as the cause of deteriorated mind.
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Pen Tao
CityObtains Land For Street Layout In Beechmont Avenue
A warranty deed filed by Anthony S. Renzi transfers about 4500 square feet to the city for a street line layout on Beechmont Avenue. The layout project began with a 1908 council order and progressed through reports in 1920 and 1921, with the deed dated February 17, 1926.
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Beechmont Avenue
Anthony S. Renzi
Board of
Anoraxel
Gity
Alex J
First Anthracite Reaches New York in Historic Arrival
A train with 34 cars carrying 142 tons of anthracite arrived in New York marking the first shipment since mining resumed. Ten cars went to Ness WN and seven to other towns for local distribution as officials anticipate more coal arriving by tonight.
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York
New York
Ness
Luncheon Club Joint Party Delivers Night of Skits and Music
A joint luncheon program featured seven club presidents, each introduced and applauded, with acts by Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, Civitan, and Exchange clubs. Mind reading, a fashion show, a burlesque boxing sketch, and a commended performance by John Walters highlighted the evening, ending with awards for attendance and coordination by Buckingham and partners.
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Wiliam Griffin
Wyman Johnson
Rubert Morfey
Carl
Thetz
Milton
Stein
Hervert
Hanson
Buckingham
Rotary
Willam Hammell
Lions Club
James Rooney
al Menard
Conry
Kiwanis
Kiwanss Club
Agal
Civitan Club
Frederick Bayer
Getar
Raveau
Ace
Madsrae Uwezema
John Walters
Exchange Club
Pakred
Lindley Cain
Donn Parker
Commercial Travelers Club
Frank Braithwaite
John Waiters
Clarence O. Tister
James J. Rooney
James O'Day
William Hammell
James
Westbrook
Vate Aien
Wreman Johnson
Wallace Bayliss
Herbert Hanson
Lions
Accordionists to Play Monday Night Contest
A local event invites performers aged 50 or older to compete in an accordion contest on Monday night at Turkey in the Straw. Harry Avery of Westport and Philip Medmirs, a prize winner in a prior elimination, plan to audition along with other instrument players and the Nevil’s Trem and Miners of Wickehire. The host She Neary will announce and preside, with a dance to follow.
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Wickehire
Mey
Rory
She Neary
Aregale Hallo
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport and Nearby Venues
Tonight multiple organizations schedule meetings including Court Marina at 1087 Broag street Bridgeport Loyal Orange Judge at 181 State street Schilterlager VW at 176 Fairfield avenue Wumpbedt Stimm VU O at 1706 Fairfield venue and Railoon Enuinecra at 847 9 Muin eirce tb.
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B. of A
Broag Street
Bridgeport
Loyal Orange
K. of P
State Street
Schilterlager
Fairfield Avenue
Wumpbedt Stimm
VU. O
Fairfield Wbvenue
Railoon Enuinecra
Muin Eirce Tb
Lewis Acquitted Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
A night of intense jury deliberation ends with a unanimous acquittal in a murder case, marking a dramatic courtroom scene unseen since the Wade trial. Jurors faced long hours, a split initial vote, and repeated disagreements before a late verdict, eliciting applause and public shock.
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Lewis
Countess Granted Time Extension in Immigration Case
The Countess, accused of moral turpitude, obtained a stay on an involuntary return to Hagand aboard Cunard’s Liverpool sailing. A special Board of Immigration Inspectors found the exclusion order. Secretary of Labor Davis affirmed. Commissioner Curran criticized interagency delays and urged Congress to grant the Immigration Commissioner authority over all immigrant appeals at New York port.
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Hagand
Cunard Iver
Liverpool
Board of Inquiry
Ofource
Secretary of Labor
Davia
Curran
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Ills Island
New
Asket
Mio T
Board of Inspectors
Iis
Congress Alone Can Decide All Cases, He Says
He asserts the decision rests with Congress and accepts full responsibility, saying under current law he has no more role than a corner cop or a Fiji Tales king. The remark frames a boundary between executive power and legislative authority amid ongoing constitutional debates.
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Congress
Fiji
Stinnes Sued for 2 Million Dollars in U S Case
Tillman alleges that Lee Stinnes and the Swedish firm conspired to grant exclusive purchasing rights in Europe in exchange for a salary and a promise of collateral. Tillman claims the venture was to finance $169,000,000 in credits for goods purchased in the United States, but compensation received was far less.
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Tillman
Varios
Europe
Jfojer
Trojer
Stinnes
Stockholm
State Department
Germany
Geremany
War Trade Board
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
Yd Management
Act 4S
United States
Stinnes Swedes Corporation
Lee Stinnsen
Sye_cived
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