Witness held in New York murder case of contractor
In the Bronx a wealthy contractor Frederick Subnaider was killed when two shots hit him in the head and neck as he drove a closed car. Anta Busi known as Mrs Schneider, a longtime neighbor and former wife, was jailed as a material witness after denying involvement and claiming she was at home all day. A cigar store owner testified seeing a closed car pass by between 4 20 and 6 yesterday afternoon.
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New York
Bel
Amre
Anta Busi
Frederick Subnaider
Erse
Schouider
Bronx
Buzzi
Muelnep
Schneider
Glennon
Bronx County
Wirs. Buzzi
Supreme Court
Russell
Warry Shidrowits
Buziti
Grand Concourse
Sac
Seinnedider
Buelner
Buzat
Schieider
No Coal Shipments Noted in Westport
Westport reports no coal deliveries to date fueling inquiries at Consolidated Coal in Saugatuck and Gault Coalyards on Main Street. Both firms stated they have not received coal while coke, wood, and limited loose coal remain in yards. Administrators cite a supply problem and the community turns to wood for heat.
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Westport
Westport Tite
Consolidated Coal Company
Saugatuck
Gault
Main Street
Wuons
Austin Wake- Toan
Garment Workers to Submit Case to Arbitration
The Gul employes of the Abraham Wolf Garment company in Spruce Street, who struck ten days ago, agreed to submit their case to a Board of Arbitration yesterday. Samuel Lavit will ask Edmund Wolfe, Lynn Wilson, and William J. Lavery to act as arbitrators. The workers seek wage increases of 3 per week for those earning under 25 and 2 per week for those earning over 25, favor union membership for all cutting force, and prefer local hiring referrals. The strike may be settled by Monday. workers return to work today on the old scale until a decision is made.
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Gul
Abraham Wolf Garment Company
Spruce Street
Abraham Wolt
Mr. Wolf
Stratfield Hotel
Raloczs Hall
Samuel Lavit
Edmund Wolfe
First National Bank
Lynn Wilson
Willitan J. Lavery
Board of Aldermen
Arbitration Board
Mente Hers
San Fecisco
Pacific
Chinatown
Lightwell
Miss Cameron
China
America
Missameron
Lim Tstue
Tain
Oversea American Cemeteries to Be Consecrated Abroad
Prominent American Legion figures and Paris American colony members plan consecration near eight American military cemeteries in France Belgium and England. The group also organizes an overseas week starting April 1 to raise funds for permanent decoration of the graves of American soldiers abroad.
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Paris
Promnters
American Overseas Anonorial Association
AmHassador Kerrick
Francie M. Drake
American Legion
France
Belgium
Wich
Miner saved in Dawson Blas tells experience
Dawson, NM, miners Charles Kansal and Feline Martini recount surviving a mile underground after a massive explosion. They describe the tunnel collapse, lack of light, improvised air and water, and weeks of fear before rescue. Families gathered as the two men, nearly overwhelmed, finally reached the surface to cheers and tears.
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Dawson Blas
Dawson Tradedy
Kantal
Wantel
Martini
United Press
Jhantal
Weline
George
Nick
Othen
Arate
Tuan
Juan
Hantals
Many New Divorces Reach Court Dates
Several new divorce petitions were filed in the Superior Court. Names include Levon Teratainn of Stamford seeking desertion since 1914, Bertha Gregory Streeter Troratginn of Clealls New York alleging cruelty, and others from Greenwich, New York, andVerity. The filings cover desertion, cruelty, and interim marital issues with dates ranging from 1914 to 1919.
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Ates
Superior Court
Levon Teratainn
Stamford
Bertha Gregory Streeter Troratginn
Clealls
N.Y
Mehel Davis Atten
Greenwich
Tharry
Marrie
Euba
C Paxie [Rherds
John T. Richards
New York
Pebrunary
Toad
Demetfrais Maragos
Zoe A. Mavagos
New York City
Elizabeth A. Lemy
Verity
John A. Lemmy
Pris Unknown
Mirriod
Ita
Greens Farms Summer Residence Ransacked
Deputy Sheriff Edgar M. Perry investigates a break in at Arthur Sherwood’s summer home on Sherwood's Island Greens Farms. While Sherwood is away police seek the loot and a suitcase found at Ada M. Luckey's home on the island linked to the burglary. missing items include quilts linens and towels.
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Westport
Tech
Edgar MH. Perry
Arthur Sherwood
Sherwood
Greens Farms
Mr. Sherwood
Perry
Ada M. Luckey
Two Liners Damaged In River Collision Near New York
February 27 report says the Clyde line Lenape and the Southern Pacific freighter collided on the North River. Both vessels suffered heavy damage but reached their piers unassisted. Lenape passengers included Brooklyn National League baseball club advance party bound for Clearwater Florida training camp. No injuries reported.
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New York
Clyde Line
Lenape
Iain Kemble
Chariegton
Will
North River
Southern Pacific
Galveston
Texas
Clearwater
Mla
Jeon Cadore
al Mamaun
George Smith
Jinx
Auto Theft Trial Set In Superior Court
Judge John P Selloss set Thursday for trial of Moe Friedel Monty Sonfern and Abr Feurerstein of Bridgeport on interstate automobile theft charges. State's Attorney Homer Cummings aided the tentative date. Separate trial dates were noted for Edward Dirigibus and other defendants in a related case involving alleged transport of vehicles. bond and capture details were mentioned, with an incomplete report on Tatsitz.
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John P. Selloss
Criminal Superior Court
Moe Friedel Monty Sonfern
Abr Feurerstein
Bridgeport
Homer & Cummings
Kellogg
Edward Dirigibus
Samuel Litsiiz
Legion to Act on State Bonus Bill Saturday
The American Legion department will consider a state bonus bill at a Saturday meeting in New Haven. The measure would grant ex-service members ten dollars per month for duty periods. The bill, pushed by Veterans of Foreign Wars, faces opposition if the site fund for needy veterans is withdrawn.
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American Legion Side Department
General Assembly
Monty
New Haven
Lee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marty W. Congdon
American Legion
Commissioner Gets Briefs In R. R. Case
Attorneys for Leber Green's estate and for Mrs Green seek to place the case under the workmen’s compensation act or the tradeta fell players act after a railroad accident at the New Flavey line roundhouse in May 1923. The commissioner Tedward Buckingo rules on jurisdiction as the path to determine proper law and forum.
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Rejieh &O Reieh
Leber Green
Tedward
P. Bucking
New Flavey Railroad
Man Creen
Lind Ty Street
Robert
Keifer Efreel Roundhouse
Councellor
Green
Fire destroys house on Brewster Street blaze
Two fires yesterday morning caused about 5000 in damage to a house on Brewster Street. The building, owned by Pred HH, was occupied by Mr and Mrs Williams Jackson. Firefighters made headway despite water shortages, with damage described as serious.
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Chinmoy
Pred HH
Pamela Janit Wes
Atrs- Williams Drsckson
Miremen
Warsaw
S&il
Huber Company Named Defendant in Stamford Suit
A four year old Stamford boy sues Huber Company for 2000 dollars alleging injuries on November 18 when a delivery truck driven negligently by an employee struck him on Hanrahan Avenue. The case was filed in Superior Court yesterday.
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Hart Pee
Tsar Quirk
Stamford
Sikes
Joe Crean Company
Hanrahan Avenue
Avas Glouek
Con Pinay
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American Association of Advertising Agencies
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R. R. Case
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Huber Company
Pacific Coast
Smith-Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
the Smith
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