Hold Up Man Takes 2 Dollars From Mute in New York
A well dressed man robbed a mute man named Thema Muldowney near the railroad Viaduct at Pairfield Avenue and Water Street, taking $2 and a silver cigarette case. The victim filed a report with the detective bureau and noted the suspect was visiting relatives in Bridgeport. Meanwhile Henry Iseninson of Central Avenue was arrested on a larceny charge after a recent burglary involving several white hires.
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Alderman Brady Chosen Executive Committee Man
Alderman William NL Reidy was unanimously chosen as a member of the Third District Democratic Executive Committee at a special meeting last night to succeed JoJn J. Ola who resigned. A social events committee was named to meet next Monday night to organize, select officers, and plan winter club activities. The meeting was well attended and the members were enthusiastic.
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Third District
Democracicub
J. Ola
Joseph ‘Arnold
Mae EB. Brown
Mabel A. Gleacher
Marie Sweilys
James Luces
Louis Stankovilen
Five Sailors Rescued After Night Rough Weather
Newport Rhode Island January 4 Five sailors from the destroyer Suerna were rescued today after spending a night in an open launch during a heavy snow storm and terrific gale. Stranded on rocks off Fort Adams, they swam to shore this morning and were admitted to a hospital. Doctors reported no serious injuries.
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Fort Adams
Obituary for Jane M. Carle widow of David Carle
Jane M. Carle aged 63 widow of David Carle of 1149 North Avenue died yesterday. Survived by two sons James A. and Abraham and a daughter Miss Jennie Carle. Member of Bethel A. M. E. church. Services Saturday at Hawley & Wilmot funeral rooms 866 Lafayette Street with Pastor Mr Jacobs officiating. Burial in Long Hill cemetery.
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Paderewski Struggles for Poland’s Freedom in War
The article recounts Ignace Paderewski's shift from pianist to Polish statesman, funding and organizing a Polish army of about 75,000 in America and 80,000 after 1919. It notes his alignment with the Allies, opposition to Pilsudski’s plans, and his diplomacy in Paris with Lloyd George and Clemenceau.
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Moscow
New York
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Pittsburgh
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Paris
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Russia
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Pilsudecki
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Austria
Germany
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Recently Appointed Chemist Takes Oath
Nuthua Kan, newly appointed state chemist by ex governor Tverett J. dake for a two year term, sworn in yesterday by red Ww. Gerk at the Ruperson court. Kan, formerly of New Haven and connected with the Professional Building pharmacy, fills the retiring State executive’s post. He holds Yale chemical ties, graduated with Magna Cum Laude, and is a member of Sigma XI and the Lunary Scientific Society.
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Bridgeport Man Injured in Stratford Car Crash
Bridgeport resident suffers a broken leg and severe bruises after being struck by Hank De Gross of Highland on Barnum Avenue near Broadbridge. De Gross claims his car slid on a snowbank and he could not avoid the pedestrian. He was arrested on charges of reckless driving. The injured man was taken to Port Hospital for treatment.
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de Gross
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Mendy
Daughter of Peers Now Picked for Wales
The Duty Now reports the engagement of the Prince of Wales to the daughter of a Welsh peer, likely to be announced within two to three months. The paper notes an earlier denial of a betrothal to a different aristocrat and mentions a royal event as a notable backdrop.
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Dai
Prince of Wales
Prince of
Wates
Reorganization of Democratic Club Officers Elected
The Democratic Club met at Main Street to elect officers for the coming year. James J. Whelan was named president with Joseph As Phankett as first vice president and Otters Weill as recording secretary. Others included Fitzgerald as financial secretary and David Goldstein, William Wimley, Samuel Gorse, and Commissioner William A. Clark as governors. Entertainment fees and membership were discussed.
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O'Sullivan
Porky
James Jo Whelan
Joseph
Phankett
Otters Weill
Fitzgerald
Financial
David Goldstein
Willan Wimley Sanuel Gorse
William A. Clark
Wmlls
Withy Noonwn
Thomas Barey
Willian Pride
Tussell
By Laws Adopted for Club by City Aldermen and Members
The committee of Alderman Thomas J Doherty John Neary James Downes Vyhoman Carten and Thomas Blewitt adopted by laws for the conduct of the club.
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Thomas J.doherty
John Neary
James Downes Vyhoman Carten
Thomas Blewitt
Arguments On Ship Rum Ruling Conclude In Court
Washington reports that the Supreme Court closed arguments on whether foreign ships are barred by the 18th Amendment and the Enforcement Act from bringing intoxicants into the United States in sealed states. Solicitor General Beek urged interpreting the acts to ban possession and transport of intoxicating liquors aboard ships, noting Congress did not specify sea states conditions. New spring trims featuring steel-beaded braid and whipcord fabrics appear in fashion notes.
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British Women Plan Graduate School at Crosby Hall
British women seek to acquire Crosby Hall on Chelsea Embankment to house a female graduate school. If £95,900 is raised, an extra wing would host forty graduate students linked to University of London, the British Museum, and other institutions.
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Crosby Hall
Crosha Watt
Ikwea
Bishop Gate
John Crosby
John Ta
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British Museum
East Trail Swindle Gang Tied to Quotation Fraud
Police across the east and Newark chased additional members of a gang blamed for wholesale swindling that earned thousands from numerous victims in recent months. Frank Henderson alias Frank McCray was arrested in New York and is said to have disclosed the gang led by Charles Gandorf that operated across the east and south in 1913 and 1914.
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York
Newark
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Frank Henderson
Frank McCray
New York
Charles Gandorf
East
Coal proposal referred to committee by miners and operators
A coal wage scale proposal from bituminous coal operators was referred to a special committee of miners and operators for consideration. It envisions district or group wage scales forming the basis of general compensation structures within districts. The move was announced in Chicago on January 4 by Associated Press.
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