Auto Crash Near New Milford Records Fatal, Injuries
One man died and another is dying after a car overturned near Boardman, two miles north of New Milford, with two others seriously injured. Two women escaped unharmed. Victims include Jaws Yarochowitz, Albert Yarochowitz, John Cieclinski, and William Sostak. difficulty determining exact conditions as the car rolled, trapping the men while two women were thrown clear.
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New Milford
Boardman
Here
Yarochowitz
Albert
John Cieclinski
William Sostak
William Ochman
Mire
Bert
Louis Yarochowitz
Physicians Order King George to Take Ocean Trip
Reports state King George will undertake a southern voyage by yacht after a convalescence from bronchial illness. Court physicians say he has had a fair day and progress is continuing, with a Mediterranean cruise possible in the near future and a potential postponement of the Prince of Wales South Africa trip.
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Kins
Europe
Connaught
Riviera
Edward
Howards
Duke of
Alpany
Edane
Ted Crvise
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Mediterranean
Albert Wind
Vietoreg
Salt's Textile Co Veteran Employee Dies at 68
A veteran Salt's Textile Co employee, Mr Foulds, aged 68, died yesterday in Bridgeport. He served in England, was pensioned years ago, and belonged to the Sons of George and the Brotherhood of America. He is survived by his wife Rachel and five daughters and a son.
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Padgeport
England
Sons of George and
the Brotherhood of America
Foulds
Mayor's Car Stripped at Police Station in Public Theft
Mayor Frank J. Conway’s car was stripped in front of the police station during a hotel ball event. A brand new tire rim tube lock and other car equipment were stolen. A second guest, nurse Jane Rein of St Raphael's Hospital, also reported theft of a Tudson coat containing a purse and diamond ring worth similar value. Police are investigating and pursuing leads.
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Percy
Daughters of Dante
Hotel Clark
Frank J. Conway
Jane Rein
St Raphael’s Hospital
New Thasen
Misa Ren
Relatives fear as Budlong held prisoner
In Newport Rhode Island on February 2 relatives report Milton Budlong and his wife Margaret Willon Budlong missing. Mrs Budlong reportedly left New York to join him but neither has appeared. Uncle George Wilson says detectives have held her for an alleged sanity exam and that Budlong chauffeur Patterson drove the car.
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Newport
Milton
Budlong
Margaret Willon Budlong
George
Margaret Wilson
Budtong
Short Phillips
Knoew
Pulbp
World
Final Grand List Likely to Exceed Estimate by Board
City officials discuss the final grand list, with President George H. Wood of the Hoard of Reif predicting a substantial rise above the $257,090,000 tentative total. The Board of Apportionment and Taxation plans to meet Tuesday afternoon to fix final appropriations and tax rates for the next fiscal year, while Mayor Ebrena and other officials consider potential reductions to keep expenditures within the revised estimate.
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George H. Wood
Reif
Board of ‘Apportionment and Taxation
George & UK
Ebrena
Wey
Slongett Declines Tax Debate With Officials
Slongett refuses a public debate on tax case merits. Assistant Cary Attorney Henry Anseln, State Tax Commissioner William H Wlodgett, and Chamber of Commerce were proposed as participants. The official declined participation and offered no alternative venue or date.
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Cary
Henry Anseln
Wiliam H Wlodgett
Chamber of Commerce
Greentea
Aiken
Senators Face Indictment On Fraud Charge
Washington February 22 Two Republican United States Senators Selden P Spencer of Missouri Holm O Bursum of New Mexico are targets of a Grand Jury expanding to Wheeler case The Fur Company deal involving government sealskin contracts and large attorney fees is examined Senator Spencer admits 50000 in fees to his firm but says work did not involve the contract Magee accuses Bursum of seeking cattle sale terms with Mexico City and War Finance Corp backing. Bursum welcomes inquiry
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Washington
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Selden P. Spenser
Missouri
Holm O. Bursum
New Mexico
Henry Wood Elliott
Department of Justice
Spencer
Fouke Fur Company
St. Louis
Pribilof Islands
Spencer and Donnell
Magee
Carl Magee
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Bursam
Agricultural and Livestock Corporation of New Mexico
Mexico
Mexico City
War Finance Corporation
Bursant
War Finance
Bursum
National Head of Post Office Clerks Speaks at Convention
National president Laura C. George of Washington and national VP John D. Murphy of Boston attend as Federation of Post Office Clerks holds its state convention. Frank Parmlee is state president with Joseph Cranker as state VP. banquet at Stratfield Hotel at 6 tonight and open house at the Fraternal hall on Main Street from 10 to 5.
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Federation of Post Office Clerks
Stratfield Hotel
Laura C. George
Washington
John D. Murphy
Boston
Frank Parmlee
Joseph Cranker
Mayor Behrens
Arar Connor
Alfrad B. Shippee
of P Hall
Main Street
Knights of Columbus
New York Police Nab Speed Boat in Hudson Chase
New York police seized the speed boat Wat Bug after a chase from the Statue of Liberty to upper Manhattan. Officers aboard Gypsy recovered 209 cases of assorted liquor and arrested three suspected rum runners on charges of violating the prohibition law.
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New York
Wat Bug
Hudson River
Upper Manhattan
Tus i
Hanbor
Hudson
Police Head Arrests Editor in Westport Feud Over Censorship
Westport on Feb 22 reports Captain Walter Duffy arresting Willis S. Jones publisher of the Westporter Herald and George Smith for disobeying an officer. Bond posted by Jones, later returned, as talks of political motives and a feud between Duffy and Jones unfold. Jones and Smith warn of legal redress while alleging intimidation and censorship actions by police.
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Westport
Walter Duffy
Police Department
Willis S. Jones
Westporter-Herald
Duffy
Jones
George Smith
Bridgeport
Blue Ribbon Company
Paul Tomasky
Bonde
Kimeelg
Smith
First Selectman
King W. Mansfield
Harold Haker
Janey
Two Men Dead in Kentucky Gun Battle
In Marion Kentucky on February 22, two men were killed including Deputy Sheriff Hall of Harlan County, and six others were wounded in a gun fight. The cause remains unknown as shots, reportedly over 200, echoed near a train station. Names include Lewis White, Wheelwright Marshal John Hall, and others.
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Mariln
Alt Hall
Hoyan County
Lewis White
John Hall
Wheelwright
Steven
John Flannery
Dick Thompson
Norman Collins
White
City dispensary budget faces further cuts after probe
Mayor Behrens indicated possible Tuesday reductions following Dr. A R Topping’s partial report. The cut lowers the next year’s provisional total to 26 968 from 27 468, though the salary line remains untouched and venereal disease clinic funds are trimmed.
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A. R. Topping
Behrens
Topping
Board of Apportionment
Florida estate for "Young Hyde" leaves odd jobs man heir
Michael Candello known as "Young Hyde" of 277 Lianulen direct is the sole heir to a $6,000 estate from his wife who died December 16. He says he is penniless, has worked odd jobs in the city center and distributed newspapers. He married Annie Wilson on April 16 1917 and they once owned a 217 acre farm in Citra Florida.
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Michael Candello
Lianulen
Young Hyde
Yom Citra
Fla
Annie Wilson
Arctic Street
Citra
Battling Boy Recovering After Injury At Hospital
Ralph Meyers an 11 year old of 1182 State Street was injured in a fight deemed playful by a friend last week. He is nearly ready for discharge from Bt Vincent's hospital where he has been under treatment.
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Ralph Meyers
State Street
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Bishop Nilan backs clergy aid for liquor law reform
Bishop John J Nilan of Hartford urges Connecticut pastors to back Wheeler sponsored changes to the liquor law. He supports clergy in informing congregations about the reforms including identical penalties for buyers and sellers of liquor and enhanced penalties for violations. Some Bridgeport pastors praised the plan while others delayed comment due to another social service circular.
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Nilan
John J. ‘Ard Dio
Hartt
Connecticut
Nquor Lw
George W. Wheeler
General Assembly
Huan
Committee of State
Wheeler
Fe- Signe Os
Bridgeport
Chasses
Fosdige Predicts New Reformation in Farewell Sermon
Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick warned of a coming religious reformation that could split from evangelical churches. He argued Christianity has drifted from Jesus’s teachings into a religion about Jesus, fueled by creedalism denominationalism and sacramentalism, and urged a return to the core gospel. He cited Washington Birthday oratory as a parallel in public sentiment.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
Fosdick
Jesus
Washington
Chamber Favors Postal Increases in Large Centers
Washington Feb 22 Bustle ness interests embraced in the chamber of commerce of the United States have voted in a nation wide referendum overwhelmingly in support of an adequate increase in postal salaries but against a flat general increase of pay applicable throughout the country for all classes of postal employers An analysis of the vote shows opposition of business interests to the pending postal pay and increase bill The chamber holds that such increases can be made without agitation in the postal budget or postal rates and that only urgent needs exist for clerks and carriers in large revenue cities where about 40 000 employees would receive the contemplated 300 per year raise totaling some 12 million The budget surplus projected for the year beginning July allows Congress to meet the requirements without changing postage rates.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Ghasuber
Ita
I. SA
Ciel Service Commission
Aic
Clerka
Carrie A
Annater
Post Office Department
Congress
Gloria Awanson Unwell Yet Improves. Visitors Restricted
Paris reports Gloria Awanson the Marquise de la Falaise remains unable to receive visitors though doctors deem her near full recovery within a week or ten days. The Marquis is at her side continually, and plans for a return to routine are anticipated in a few days.
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Paris
Gloria Awanson
Marquise de la Falaise
Chinese with Axe Terrifies City
NEW HAVEN February 32 Residents on Olive and Greene streets fled as George Bling laundry owner dashed into the street wielding a hatchet shouting. A patrolman arrived and Bling fled then reentered a door before officers forced entry and placed him under arrest for general breach of the peace. He claimed spirits possessed him and will be examined by doctors tomorrow.
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New Haven
Olive and
Greene Streets
George Bling
Ini Olive Street
Sling
Tong War Ends in Death and Arrests
A tong war in the city concluded with one death and several suspects named. Police report ongoing investigations as gang members are identified and questioned. Security forces vow to pursue remaining perpetrators and restore order.
Providence Chinatown murder shocks city police seek two suspects
Police probe a deadly stabbing at King Young restaurant in Providence tied to Tong factions. Chin Moon, 54, died from throat wounds after a second assailant slashed his neck with a butcher knife. Wounded Chin Ting identifies attackers as Gainese using a motor car shortly after the attack.
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Providence
King Young
Weybo Street
Connecticut
Chin Moon
A. Hrn Longfellow
Providence County
Cha’ Moon
Mystle
Dr. Longfellow
General Mitchell Resigns From Charity Ball Chair
Brigadier General William Mitchell resigns as chairman of the flour committee for the Charity ball to be held during the Coolidge Dawes inauguration. The action follows pressure from War Secretary Weeks and Navy Secretary Willing that they would not attend if he remained in the post.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Weeks
War and Navy Departments
Mitchell
Bee
Wilbur
Stolen Cadillac Recovered with Engine Running
James E. Woodhull of 344 Norman Street reported his car stolen Saturday night while at the theatre. Constable Stanley Bowten located the Cadillac roadster and returned it to the owner yesterday morning. The engine was running when found, no thief was seen, and Bowten believes someone borrowed it with no intent to return it.
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James E. Woodhull
Norman Street
Stanley Bowten
Fear Long Hilang
Police hunt for killer who fled to resorts near Providence
Police searched Chinese resorts and residences after an alleged murderer escaped from Phaviec dy lence and may have an accomplice. Detectives visited venues within an hour of the alert, while authorities hinted clues point toward Bridgeport and Connecticut registration details tied to the escape.
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Phaviec
Chin Myo
Au Prego
Taurant
Meraage
Duih Jim
Providence Potce
Ama Patrabed
Neacy
tM@i
NEA
Bridgeport
To Escape
Connecticut
Feir ‘Ie
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