Man and wife killed by gas in Stratford flat
Charles Trean 33 and his wife Netto Trean 33 employed at Singer Manufacturing Co were found dead in their Stratford flat from gas heating radiator use. Medical Examiner says death accidental. Neighbors smelled gas. door was locked and clues point to a radiator gas leak in the early week.
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Winger Manufacturing Co
Netto Trean
Sachs
Street
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Zed Man Aboard Keeps Crew in Terror for Two Weeks
New York jan 1 captain Thomas Sister and crew of freighter City of Puebla from Manchester faced a two week terror aboard as Vic Behren an engineer turned violent after a December 17 fist fight. Lopez a seaman stabbed McBehren then a mutiny led to the man being restrained in a straight jacket. The ship docked today and Behren was placed in Bellevue hospital while Lopez was declined entry at Ellis Island.
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Uni
Thomas Sister
Ainda
Puebla
Manchester
Roberts
Vic Behren
Javith
Emanuel Lopez
Lopez
McBechren
McEchren
Antuck
Vic
Bellevue Hospital
Ells Island
Supposed wood alcohol victim recovering at Hillside home
John Phelan of Bona sstreet testified about the man found at Reston avenue and Brooks street yesterday morning suffering intoxication from a wood alcohol mix. He is almost fully recovered at Hillside home after Dr Burns' emergency treatment. A pint of liquor with most tents gone was found in the man’s pocket and sent to the city laboratory for analysis today.
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John Phelan
Bonasstreet
Reston Avenue
Brooks Street
Burns
Wilson Receives New Year Greetings From Foreign Leaders
Washington January 1 President Filson received greetings today from leaders of England Belgium Luxembourg Sweden Italy and several other European nations and many South American republics. He spent over hours in his wheelchair on the south portico of the White House and took a modest meal in his room. Alfred Hallam Dead in New York former Chautauqua Musical director and longtime music educator in Mount Vernon and Tarrytown died at age about not specified. he contributed hymn and choral works and taught music in schools for over 29 years.
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Presitet Filson
England
Belgium
Luxemburg
Sweden
Ialy
White House
Alferd Hallam
New York
aAlfred Wallam
Chautauqua
Mount Vernon
Tarrytown
Radicals Plan White House Lawn Demonstration on Lincoln's Birthday
Thousands of radicals from across the nation plan a February 12 protest on the White House lawn to urge President Whison to free political prisoners held in federal penitentiaries. Announcement came today from the People's Free dominion.
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White House
Lincoln
Whison
People's Free, Dominion
New York Police Courts See Fewer Arraignments After New Year
On January 1 the city reported remarkably few intoxication arrests. The Yorkville court saw over half of city arraignments while the White Light district, West Side, Essex Market and Jefferson Market courts had none. Twenty treated for alcoholism and fifteen treated by ambulance crews after street fights marked the events, with two killed and fourteen fire and motor incidents noted.
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Times Square
Columbus
West Side
Essex Market
Jefferson Market
Yorkville
Train boiler explosion kills three firemen in Maryland
Three trainmen died when a boiler exploded on a locomotive pulling a Western railroad train near Springs Maryland. Three other workers were seriously injured as debris from the engine struck workers in the line of march, with the blast destroying part of the locomotive.
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Loxiermar Springs
Western Railroad
Wer
Ludlum Named Manager of Holmes and Edwards Co
James G. Ludlum former assistant manager of the Holmes and Edwards Silver Co has been chosen to fill the vacancy created by the death of George C Edwards. Edwards son Gouge will become assistant manager.
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George C
James G. Ludlum
Holmes and Tedwards Silver Company
Vatanny Jett
George C. Edwards
Gouge
Edwards
Eamon De Valera Arrives to Feted Welcome in Bridgeport
Irish American residents greet President De Valera with Freedom of the City at City Hall. Mayor Wilson leads ceremonies including a 2:30 arrival, a 5:30 banquet at Stratfield, and a mass meeting at the Casino. A parade to Casino, and a reception at City Hall follow with local officials and crowd honors.
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Casino
Bridgeport
Europe
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Dlias
Howe ‘School
Clinton
da Valera
Pallyead
de Valeras
Edward Himziltonj
Davey
Patrick cGee
Atl City Hall
Valera Orwill
Dinnfield
Danial Devine
Patrick
A. Pearke
The
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Gaelie
John E. Dillon
Peter
Brata Street
Edward
Census Enumerators to Begin Work in This City Today
Ninety one enumerators, representing Uncle Sam for Bridgeport, start the fourteenth United States census at nine this morning. They will collect data on every man, woman, and child and inquire about home ownership, reading and writing ability, birthplace, and parental birthplaces. Enumerators carry identification cards and commissions. demand these when asked, and report any impostor activity.
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Sam
Bridgeport
United. States
Ogether
Sam Catocara
Mo San
Census Report Estimates Population at 132 Million
An army of enumerators will begin tomorrow to collect information on the resources of the United States including people of all ages. The fourteenth census is expected to take about five weeks with total population figures likely ready by end of April. Officials anticipate a range around 107,000,000 to 122,609,000, compared with 110,000,000 at the previous census.
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United, States
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Sual Nwiether
Wasitingpon
United States
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Redgate Fights to Retain City Superintendent Post
Rumors spread that John H. Redgate must quit as police superintendent by February 5 or muster outside political pressure to block a movement against him. Republican leaders reportedly seek to replace Redgate with H. Wheeler and push for a reshaping of department leadership as a key change.
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John H. Redgate
Redgate
Charles
Wheeler
Geeling
Martens to Defy Investigators New York Indictments
Indications that Lardw4 Soviet age states that Martens plans to defy investigators as New York authorities pursue legal action amid a tense investigation.
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New. York
Newark Police Arrest Two in Alcohol Raids
Newark police arrested two in alcohol raids uncovering illicit spirit operations in the city. Raids targeted venues supplying "'wood alcohol" and illegitimate whiskey to salons or bars, with authorities stating at least one location involved in the distribution. Patrols report ongoing investigations and potential additional arrests.
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Newark
British jury verdict on American death by own action
Fragmentary OCR reads as a British jury declaration regarding an American death ruled as self-inflicted. The garbled text cites phrases about a widow, Brice, and a hotel setting with unclear references to a minhorst and an effigy, lacking coherent names or dates.
Rough sea shattering sinks seven schooners off Maine
Fragments report rough seaway near Maine harbor as seven schooners are said to be broken apart. Officers respond to the scene with unknown details and names obscured in the garbled text.
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Maine
No Boostwin Coal Rate Expected in Bridgeport
Assurances that no notable coal price rise would affect Bridgeport households were reported tonight as coal dealers indicated supplies and stove fuel remaining stable. Dispatches from Chicago stated an advance of 26 cents per ton was anticipated, with soft coal grades affected and power plants watching the situation.
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Bridgeport
Chicago
Palmer Assailed For Not Helping In Red Roundup
Chicago reports raids targeting more than 200 radicals tied to World Com and other groups. State's Attorney Mac politics leads actions as authorities pursue supporters, urging readers to listen and join in.
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Palmer
Red
Chicago
World
Conarice
Rioters killed in Egyptian capital incident
A chaotic scene in Cairo's capital area ends with two rioters dead as security forces quell unrest. Troops deployed amid loud clashes and debris, while authorities seal off affected streets today.
First Step Toward Making Treaty an Issue in 1920 Campa
Washington Jan 1 The Republican senate opposition to the League of Nations disclosed tonight in a letter from Senator Borah Idaho to George Lowden of Illinois. He argues Republican presidential aspirants should declare in advance whether they will support or oppose secret understandings and European entanglements. He warns such hints could align with Versailles aims and Russia policy.
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League of Nations
Washington
Senate
Republican
Geor Lowden
Milnois
Borah
Shan
Asia
Russia
America
Versailles
Harvard Defeats Oregon in Football Contest
Reported Pasadena Calig. Harvards victory over Oregon in a football contest features injuries and standout moments. The article notes a favored Oregon contingent and describes players and timing, including mentions of an injury that affected the outcome.
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Oregon
Pasadena
Calig
Hewara
Jacobberg
Avheny
Frontiers and tensions redraw Baltic boundaries in historic note
The document discusses borders between Estonia and Russia, noting a line fixed ten kilometers east of Lake Peipus, across lakes Pelpus and Pskov, and southward near Isborsk. It describes a preserved but uneasy frontier with mentions of farmer associations and ongoing military positioning.
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Russia
Pelpus
Lake Pelpus
Pskov
Isborsk
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