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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

4

Driver Exonerated in Oakville Coast Death

Coroner Herman rules no criminal responsibility for Frederick D. Hannon of Canterbury, operator of a Connecticut Ol company auto crack, in the February 6 collision on a hill in Oakville that killed Francesco Onofrio, aged 10. The finding was announced today in Winsted.

Winsted Herman Frederick D. Hannon Fnterbury Connecticut Ol Company Francesco Onofrio Oakville

Radio Programs After Midnight Listings

Eastern time radio schedule lists multiple stations with hourly programs. The long roster includes WJZ WJY WNYC WEAF WTIC WHA WOR WTOP and others, detailing concerts talks news weather and market reports, with orchestras singers and lectures across cities like New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston.

WJZ New York City Julian Heath Grace Colbron Eleanor Gunn Ambassador Trio Maddalena Ambassador Commoore Orchestra Financial Review Amherst Musiial Club Beaux Arty Orchestra WJY Wynne Julius Berg Willim Ballyn Art Gillhama Bertha Donnelly Carl Bruchhausen Joseph M. White WEAF Ingland Herbert Adams Gibbons Helén Constance Hulaman WTIC Hartfor Travelers Choral Club Fred May Clarence King Laura Gaudet Pia Selon Robert T. Hurley Connecticut New York Ruth Mero Alfred Whalen Fain and Cros Willam J. Stuart George Brock Fordon Mathiedes Jones Kathryn Behnke Nebraskans Orchestra Olcott Fall Reid Richman Elkins Dr. Landis Jack Hilliard Carter Agai Ee Bchnefer Mra. Schas Mme. Belle Frances Klrech Cinderella Orchestra Joe Kahn Roger Vevy Samuel Cutler Gregory Lion William P. Grittin William KH. Morgan FH. B. Shantz Rossland Everglades Revue Betty Crocker Statler Ensemble Donald Turley Dances Larkin String Tonez Bell Orchestra Mary Zoller WY Orchestra Edieon Club Rice String Quartet WOBS Terese Katherine Godfrey Hattle M. Hamburger Maybelle A. Burbridge Beauty Tribe Eizabeth White Beatrice Ragndale Sylvia Field Ruth Gordon Eleanor Davie Willam Flyon Eleanor Davis Alfred G. Robyn Lesaone Tinele Geehra Herman Barnard Funk WFBH Glay Jack Niles Mattle Levine Mra Wen Kildare Fred Bonte Bernard Walton Konge Piane X-Ab World Neighborhood News Marion Doran Edward Dies Maianie Bernhordt Alfred Cortez bill—Katherina Connolly Irene DeFries Ramblers ReGo Leonard Jne Ward Alanioe Ieuty Cotton Club Newark Doorothy Bedford John Byam Dare Dorothy Bedford Judith Roth Peter de Rowe Agneopators Bluebird Orchestra Lou Dina Richmond Hill Brooklyn Federation of Churches Cooper Boyd Lynwich Jack Shatter Michael Lamberti Bui Steinke Finch and Friedman Henrietta Dougherty Gilbert and Wimp Collegians Orchestra Maelody Egyptian Six Orchestra Atlantic City Senaside James Lord Seaside Orchestra WPG Traymore Ambassador Orchestra WIP Philadelphia Mra. Anna B. Bectt Frank Oglesby Harry T. Collings Fisher Durke Marburger Orchestra Uncle Wip Uncle Wiarmonica Club Howard Strong Houston Hall University of Pennsylvanie Mary Vogt. Darke Boston US Army Springfield Arlington WDBH Worcester Hanna Scott Radio Evannellsia WJAR Providence Housewives Red Cross Woodstock Orchestra Hillmore Orchestra WDWF Brown University WLIT Dream Daddy Morning Glory WFI Meyer Davin Orchestra WN AC Glee Club WCAE Pittsburgh WEAR Cleveland WRC Washington Eleanor Glynn Elsie Pierce Davie Peggy Alpion WCAR Americn W. HE. Safford Wardman Park Lealth Service Arlington Time f—Kheln Detroit Orchestra Ana Camp Claudine Secor Norman Lutterfield Ithe Three Mincelaneova Hermine Schnekroth Frank Simmons KDKA Eaittsburgh Gaylord Jon Ibke Arington Wassther ST Louis Central Standard Times Larney Rapp Central Standard Time WFAA Dallas Robert Stewart Woman's Hour Honey Boys WMAQ Chicago Central Standard Anna J. Peterson Duna Review Dradstrest Bellums Joska DeBabary Joska DeBabary WGN WLE

Connections of Batteries Differ

There are two methods of connecting batteries together to produce added strength. Series increases voltage and parallel increases capacity. When batteries are connected in series the negative terminal is con-

M. Russell

How to connect batteries in series parallel

The text explains three methods to connect batteries: series to add voltage, parallel to add amperage, and series parallel to balance both. It notes that series increases voltage while keeping current fixed, parallel increases current while keeping voltage, and series parallel yields higher voltage and amperage. It mentions practical use when dry cells require specific voltages or greater current.

Kearns Vindicated in 200000 Dollar Suit

Los Angeles Feb 26 Mrs Mary Tenney's 200000 suit against Jack Kearns manager for Jack Dempsey seeking damages for an alleged attack was dismissed today by a jury in Superior Court. Tenney had originally asked for an inmins al complaint but the district attorney refused and the civil suit followed.

LOS Angels Mary Tenney Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey Kearns

Funeral for General Wilson Held in Wilmington

Funeral services for Major General James Harrison, A. A. retired, who died Monday, were held at his Wilmington home and concluded at the Wilson tomb in the Venerable Old Swedes cemetery. The Right Rev Philip Cook of the Delaware Protestant Episcopal diocese conducted the service. The ceremony was attended by family members and the general was interred alongside his wife and relatives.

Wilmington Del James Harrison Wilson Philip Cook Delawarl Tapa Engineer Division Fort du Pont

Pinchot signs bill on inheritance tax in Harrisburg

Governor Pinchot announced he had signed the joint resolution urging the Federal government to stop collecting inheritance taxes. The measure aligns with prior state-tax commission resolutions adopted months ago by several states.

Pinchot Harrisburg

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