Coroner Accepts Report On Mercury Poisoning Case
Coroner John J. Phelan says he had no official notification of the death of Eleanor Parsons a 9 year old pupil nurse from Seymour who died in Bridgeport hospital last Friday He received a death notation from Medical Examiner Dr H LeBaron Peters stating Parsons took mercury by mistake and he will accept the finding without further comment Funeral was held Sunday but word of the death only became public yesterday after the death filing was completed
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John J. Phelan
Eleanor Parsons
Sexymour
S Phelan
Phelan
H. LeBaror Peters
Bridgeport Hospital
Peters
Med
Pm Beers Theordery
Alcohol Trucks Ordered Released by Judge Thomas
A U S district court ruled that two seized alcohol trucks, containing about 1,500 gallons, must be released. The decision, citing the Prohibition Act provisions on seizure and reclamation, may affect government options to reclaim the confiscated vehicles.
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Thomas
Haliford
Nee
Cdwin S Thomas
U. S Restrict
Artered
Eral Cohol Iron
Pawtuckette
New York
Circuit Court of Appeal
Bertlon
Cedera
Farm Hand Killed in Wagon Mishap
A farm hand died after being crushed when a wagon fell on him. Detectives are investigating possible bandit activity and a shooting incident linked to the event. Further details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
Coolidge Sleeps Into New Year
In Washington 1996 begins with Calvin Coolidge asleep at the White House as a light rain and sleet storm turns to snow. Festivities for a New Year in the capital are muted with many venues exhausted and unable to host celebrations.
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Washington
Der
Iity
Calvin Coolidgs
Indsor
Valioad
Cty
White House
Atwater Company Assessment Cuts Scrutinized in Trial
Testimony by Captain Lewis, secretary of the Board of Relief, reveals certificates of error to correct assessment valuations and a 1916 $20,100 reduction for Columbia Nut and Belt Company. Former Mayor Fred Atwater is linked as president and treasurer of that company. Judge Banks will rule after the afternoon hearing as the case proceeds to the Supreme Court on reserva...
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Board of Relef
Columbia Nut Any Belt Company
Fred Atwater
Weil- Vann A Lewis
Board of Relief
Bridgeport Brass
Bridgeport Lefore
John W Banks
Gourt
Cap
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Pirie
Calhoun
Te Bras’ Company
Voluntina Company
Smith and Murray
Cornail
John A. Corneil
sTwell
Murray
Lews
Atwater
Wr. Uhv.s
Cornell
Alhorn
Pollo Board
A Water Administration
Cap. Lewis
Banka
Supreme Court
Seized Italian Vessel From Hong Kong Amid Sound Action
A misread dispatch reports an Italian auxiliary vessel seized near Sound by authorities. Captain Wo Ho Munster of the Guard de… ment commands the intent to detain the ship and crew pending official confirmation of the seizure and holding status.
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Hong Kong
AEA
London
Vieng Kong
Wantington Bay
Tang
Change in Plans by Administration to Benefit Dave
Sinking Fund Commissioners Named but No Body Exists for Them to Serve Up On. The Republican administration shifts to elect Samuel Dawe to the Police board chair, replacing John G. Stanley. Mayor Behrens confirms Powe as president. Commissioners appointed today by Mayor Behrens take offices at 16 o'clock in City Clerk Burdick's office.
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Police Board
John G. Stanley
Behrens
Powe
Nang Dawe
Alfred W. Burdick
Henry A. Bishop
Noyes KF
Bernard Kearing
Yeserday
William H. Brady
Health Board
Br. J
Builling Commiision
Jews Objections To Church Glass Will Be Studied
The Jewish Bureau for Religious Education plans to study objections to including religious training in schools. They oppose in school hours and offer to fund outside curriculum religious instruction for Hebraic faith children. The Education board president Havins says time was short to study resolutions and declined comment.
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Vas Hoa
Elmer Hlavens
Havins
Jowah Bureau For Religious Education
Orcganization
Eari
Bureau
Abraham i Sehnee
Lice-Presidant
Harry Silverstone
Theodeore Stether
Semuel Katz
Ceommattes
Louis Seltzer
Generars
Kyman Kotler
Prnm
Griry de Saines Wurzet
Germany Shaken by Massive Financial Scandal Unfolds in Berlin
Berlin reports a sweeping corruption case tied to the Barmet brothers and the Prussian State Bank. Police raided a major trust holding company, seized books and documents, and detained three brothers amid a broader crackdown touching at least fifty firms. The arrests end a era of inflated fortunes built on war contracts and inflation era sales.
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Baremat Concern
Germany
F Our Brothers
Berlin
Barmet
Julius
Salomon
Henry
Europe
Russia
Forty per cent dividend planned for Putnam bank depositors
The Fest dividend of forty per cent to First National Bank of Putnam stockholders was decided. Receivay Gorge M. Coffin said the payment is in the Comptroller of the Currency’s hands. Checks will be sent to Washington for approval and returned for distribution. Total depositor claims reach about $1,500,000, with roughly $600,000 to be distributed locally after delays.
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Putnam
Dec
First National
J. Harold Gilpatric
Washington
Atashington
Public Works Seeks Funds For New Golf Course and City Projects
City budget filers request $2.62 million in appropriations including $59,000 for new golf course work on Town farm land and adjoining plots. Aldermanic Gulf committee cites developing Town farm property and land preparation as needs. Departments seek money for dredging, bridges, machinery, and claimant settlements.
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Aldermanic Gulf Committee
Bernard Keating
Pred Warrison
Public Works Department
Neeks
East Washington Avenue
Industrial Leaders Foresee Good 1923 Business Outlook
Bridgeport leaders in industrial mercantile and public utilities express belief that 1923 will bring improved business and rising orders. Statements from George G. Tadwles of Bridgeport Gas Light Company cite increased buying, expanding gas mains, and plans for growth, indicating optimism for 1924 and beyond.
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Bridgeport
Tridgeport
Ghorge G. Tdawles
Bridgeport Gas
Gotianertes
Republic an machine and its men in city politics
A cautious preview teases a forthcoming feature on the GOC Ty organization and its candidates. The article promises an in depth look at motives, operations, and the personalities behind a powerful political machine shaping state elections. Readership is urged to await the next issue for full analysis.
Coolidge Forces Urge Bingham Forward to Senate
Washington dispatch reports administration aims to seat Senator-elect Hiram Bingham by January 6 to back President Coolidge in the veto of the Postal Salary Bill. Bingham faces a January 7 governor oath in Connecticut. his swift swearing risks technical conflicts over holding both offices. The piece notes party pressure and potential Senate action, with continuation teased on Page Five.
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George H. Manning
Telegram
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Bingham
Coolidge
Connecticut
Non
Templeton
Winterwell
Bush
Congress
Suvere
Iuternor
Gossion
Hingham
Tf Bingham
CooHolmwele
Rush of license plates slows as state office runs out
About 15 000 new license plates issued to date at the branch on State Street. A large rush yesterday caused long lines and many turned away as the office closes for today. State police track applications to speed issuance, with hours set again Friday.
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State Street
Ruth GC. Jones
Glen
Ine
Alga
Yam
Bioom
Two Children Drowned Ice Breaks Under Sled
Two children drowned when ice broke under a sled in Lordship Meadows. The report notes nearby activity and warnings as authorities investigate the accident and rescue efforts.
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Lordship Meadows
Comley Becomes Court Reporter as Andrews Retires
Bridgeport lawyer John M Comte Becomes reporter for the Supreme Court of Errore succeeding James Parkhill Andrews who has retired after 30 years. Comte has served as assistant to Andrews and covered the last Supreme Court session in Bridgeport. He is a member of the Putlman and Comey firm and related to State's Attorney Within Homley Jr and Attorney Arthur M Comeley.
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John M Comte
Bridgeport
Supreme Court of Errore
James Parkhill Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Supreme Court
State
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Putlman and Comey
Homley Jr
Arthur M. Comley
Ensign Held on Burglary Charge After Shop Theft
Threnve Ensign of 62 Boston Avenue is held on $500 bonds for burglary after a cobbler shop on Tudor Street was entered and robbed yesterday morning. Mos Mick, owner, identified some stolen gold found in Ensign's possession. Ensign pleaded poverty, saying he had no shoes and no work, and will be among the first to be tried this new year in City Court.
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Tenmes
Enalyn
Pocketbook Stolen in Newfield Building Office
Henri Pobler, superintendent of the Newfield building, reported his pocketbook stolen from his office yesterday. The purse contained about $35, with keys and papers missing.
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Newfield
Henri ‘Pobler
Newfeld
Two Girls Drowned In Stratford Creek Ice Break
Sophie and Mary Fetchko aged 10 and 8, daughters of Stephen and Anna Fetchko, drowned when a sled broke through ice in a Stratford creek near Lordship Meadows. Searchers, including police, fire, and sheriff units, recovered Sophie first and Mary later. Dr. Phelan certified death and led removal to the Dillon undertaking parlor.
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Sophie
Mary Fetchko
Stephen
Anna Fetchko
Honeyspot Road
Lordship Meadows
Lordship Road
Ben Smith
Stratford Police Department
Fire Department
Ralph O'Brien
Stratford Ambulance
Tha Ios
Vieter Marets
Leapig Sherif Berhert Lewis
Ange Mlevard
Bethko
Walter
Nonge Street
Sandy Vou
Antae
Orlock
Mary
Lordship
Robert EK. Phelan
George E. Dillon
Stratford Avenue
Fetchko
Amnesty Talk Against Political Crime In Italy
Reports from Europe say amnesty for political crimes in Italy is expected. King Victor Emmanuel may grant broad amnesty on engagement news, potentially freeing Communists Socialists Republicans and fascists. Police conduct raids target supporters of the Mussolini era as authorities seek to shield moral and material interests.
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Associated Press
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Amnes
Sivca
Musso'al
Poller
Musuri
Promim Nn
Paselst
Heidunartera
Republicam Party
Iunta Libera
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