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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
8
A derailed slate of possible candidates fills the final day in the judge race. Judge A M Gomley seeks the bench while Ralph Ty ee aims for deputy. Attorneys W Yuckley Albert Abervitt Theodore Steiber J W Prige and W D Kilpatrick linked to clerk and prosecutor posts. Incumbents Clarence C Lister W J Cohn Richard Swain may seek promotion or remain. Vincent L Keating, a Democrat, is believed out of the running as successor.
Colton of New York City will address the United Church Forum Sunday evening on the Russian as peck of civilization under Stalin. Senator Charles M. Bakewell of New Haven will introduce Colton and discuss the American aspect of the topic.
State Police arrested Monte Suffran, believed involved in theft of many automobiles, at 2:20 yesterday morning. He resides at 564 William Street and was taken into custody by Sargeant Frank Wirlt. Suffran’s bonds were set at 5060 dollars, and his case was continued until tomorrow. He was employed by Blue Ribbon Automobile Company. Authorities said the automobile theft details remain under investigation.
An advertisement promotes Marvel Limethonis as a quick relief for rheumatism sciatica neuritis lumbago and muscular pains. It invites readers to write to Marvel Co Dept 120 ATS1N third street Philadelphia PA to request a sample bottle and notes speedy improvement of sore aching muscles.
Two more speakers were announced for the annual State Bar Association meeting at the county courthouse today. Yale Law School professor Duan Thomas VW will discuss proposed changes to education requirements for bar admission, advocating a two years college training before law study. Attendees include Attorney General Z Weston Allen of Massachusetts and Judge Edwin S Thomay, with Judge Boardman presiding.
A vivid scene from Atlantic City features Madeleine Bayard of Philadelphia in striking attire. She wears a blue serge frock with white trimmings and a matching blue serge robe, drawing admiration as she stands by the wide parade.
The Ninth district pick Theluned sullis joy, a Dunourak, as a new municipal garage painter. Former side wall inspector now joins the Garage Control Commission's session this morning to approve two positions, amid ongoing shakeups and a temporary hold on sprinklers.
A city paper recounts an elderly woman who overheard a violent outburst near a street building and offered calm words to quell tensions. The report notes her composure and the public scene as witnesses describe the incident.
A damaged motor truck and a pumping engine were involved in a fire in a wooden three story structure at 45 Trobiule street. Sparks from a defective stove pipe started the blaze that filled the area with smoke delaying fire crews. A collision near Latgvette and Gilbert streets and leaking water from a hose line complicated the response as tracks on Strte street blocked a half hour.
Attorney Perry son of a Southport judge died in Detroit after 21 years in that city’s practice. Funeral services will be held in Southport with Judge John Shively officiating. Burial at Oak lawn Cemetery. Perry studied at Lawrenceville and April over Academy, then Yale University, Harvard Law School, and practiced most of his career in Detroit. The article notes his hospital visit at Christmas and a courtesy of offering tobacco.
Jan 4 report describes strange telephony messages claiming an Irish Republican Movement in New York. Consul Crawford notified the Department of Justice as crowds pressed, police blocked hallways, and bomb squad officers stood by behind consulate doors to maintain order amid alleged communist links.
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