Verdict in Bridgeport City Suit Involving Annie Orlich
Mrs Annie Orlich awarded 750 in Superior Court after a February 11 fall on icy Cannon Street. City clerk writs attach $1510 in damages. list names and aliases including Annie Daxter and Madame Rita Behwich. Court action includes sheriffs awaiting verdict and extensive attachments against multiple local entities and individuals.
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Annie Orlich
City of
Annie Daxter
Anni Ritvier
Mademe Rita Behwich
Matover
Stiesler
Arthur Wilkes
Sherwood Avenue
Gebr Tor
Zor
Southern New Bashing Telephone Company
Daniel J. Paterson
M. D
J. Andrew McQueener
Sia
Orllen
Ite
Are
Stanton 3. Smith
Wairfield
Louise May Wideman
James. Street
Robert M. Jones
Edward L. Dargan
Enegineer
William Jennings
Bridgeport Weather Observer
Deward Flicker
The
Fost Publishing Company
Jacob Berle
Post
Wiliam Henisua
Hugh Hiernen
Canyon Street
Wollcott Pleads for Restocking State with Game
State Game and Fish Commissioner Fred C. Wollcott urged the Fatfield Wish and Game Protective Association to stock streams and woods. At the seaside Club meeting he cited wartime conservation work and urged restocking to keep residents from leaving Massachusetts for fishing.
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Brinceport
Woleoit
Herbert Toovar
Reichum
Poland
United States
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Hume
York
Connegies
Federal bench warrant follows liquor raid
A federal bench warrant issued by Judge E. S. Thomags of the United States District Court was served at 1 oclock this morning upon Walter Tonanzewalios at his home on Atlantic Street. The warrant alleges that FBI agents raided the home on November 13 discovering a five gallon capacity still in operation and in quantity of moonshine whiskey. Tonanzew skies is held without bail for arraignment before the United States court in Hartford.
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E. S. Thomags
States District Court
Wana
Oelock
Waller ‘Téhanzewalios
Adanitic Street
Bureau of Investigation
United States
Hartford
Woman Claims Body as That of Husband in New York
In New York City a woman, Mrs. Touls Kolleh of Manhattan, identified a body as her husband’s after a car accident in a swampy area. Authorities say the man died while suffering aphasia, and a skeleton was later found embedded in mud.
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New York
Jah. S
Wearney Jy
Touls Kolleh
Manhattan
Stills Found In Large Operation In New Haven Area
NORTE PRANECNE Cay reports six legal stills uncovered in a major operation. An altered operator named Angolino, 23, faces arrest along with three others. Ralph Shnrkesloe, in charge of enforcement, described the evidence including gin, rye mash, alcohol, and kerosene among seized items.
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Norte Pranecne Cay
New Haven
Geriide Angolino
Wen Arredu
Nelda
United States Comissinir
Ralph Shnrkesloe
Major Opie Denies Watsons Charges At Senate Hearing
Major Ja L Opie of Stanis Tos Virginia testifies before a Senate committee denying charges that he shot a soldier in France. Several comrades dispute the claim while Opie recounts his service in the Argonne offensive and his awards, including the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre.
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Washington
Evern
Senate
Ja. L. Opie
Stanistos
Virginia
Opie
Opie —the Voice of A Shell Shocked Vicetim Os War
Vitvpinta Hospital
Lemuel C. Smith
Ghot Wid
Hoytante
Smith
Opies
France
Aimseift
Witherses
Argonne
Emplia
State papers in gash of gov filed in court
A bill of particulars in the conspiracy case against Governor Len Small and Vernon Curtis alleges the state will try to show during Fred FE Sterling’s term as Illinois treasurer personal profits of 294,488,809 and state funds diverted to the defendants and associates. The filing claims missing key evidence due to alleged bookkeeping schemes and absent witnesses.
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Wallrregan
Hin
Len Small
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Fred FE. Sterling
Ilinois
Tosecher With &R
Smail
Alesse
Snail
Builder Found Dead in Garage from Gas Fumes
Clifton T. Hoyt longtime Shelton contractor and city official was found dead in his garage on Fifth Street. Medical Examiner ruled carbon monoxide poisoning from an idling car engine. doors closed and lights reportedly malfunctioning. His wife heard him working on the machine moments earlier.
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Clifton T. Hoyt
Prahinest Bon
Shelton
AL i
Anaron
Tragic gas poisoning claims seven year old girl in Shelton
A seven year old girl died from gas poisoning at a Shelton apartment where her parents were ill. Richard Guize and a fellow boarder entered the unit around dusk and found the child unconscious. despite restoratives and revival efforts, she died near her father. Medical Examiner declared the death a gay poisoning.
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Shelton
Yan
Frieda Pasch
Ant
Tiers Win Pasch
Enasus
Rus
Ide
Richard Guize
Cnild
Vietirn
Hearings on Capper Bill End in Washington
The Commerce committee in the Capper bill action failed to amend the Transverse Act. State control over interstate commerce and other proposed changes were discussed but not finalized. Interstate commissioners had submitted questions about specific regulatory provisions.
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pAtopstate
Slaueke
Interstate
Learning and Perilous Vote at Stralfield Ballroon
A fragmented notice outlines a provincial election event at the Stralfield ballroom with unclear timing and a nominal fee. It mentions Lear Ening and BePERLious in a garbled style, suggesting a civic gathering or meeting with contested or ceremonial purposes.
Lloyd George rejects French bid for alliance
Fragmented OCR text outlines Prime Minister Lloyd George resisting a French bid for a European alliance. It mentions British, French, Italian, and Belgian roles, ongoing tensions in Rhineland policy, and possible Allied coordination, with references to Briand, the German capitalists, and potential concert of Europe dynamics.
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Erland
Rhineland
Briand
Tomerrow
Promiays
Enopiand
Teast
Oxwlolten
Anes Corman
Pais
Italian Girl Model For New Peace Dollar Story
Italian artist Anthony De Franciecis Anapil'o lion chose PRIS Kae ae An Tengitho as the model for the Liberty face on a new Peace dollar. The young wife Mary Teresa inspired the concept of Liberty with a windblown, youthful expression. The couple lived in a studio at 24 West 16th Street as the idea evolved. Mrs Franchec said the design aimed to convey unafraid dignity and the freshness of youth
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Pris, Kae Ae An Tengitho
Aseist Ot Taber
Pauce Dollar
Anthony de Franciecis
Inapil'olion
Liberty
Mary Teresa
America
Voncise
Hia Bear
West 16Th Street
Franchec Tald
Finance Board Reorganizes As May Cast Tie-Breaking Vote
The City Finance Board likely reorganizes this week with the mayor serving as ex officio and holding a deciding ballot if a tie occurs. Prospective presidents for the apportionment panel include William A. Scales, Kirk, Donald, Spargo, and Aghmurs among others, with Burnham and Levitt y as veteran contenders.
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Wiliam A. Scales
Deven
Irkue
Boar
Willan J Kirk
Ay i ManDonald
Reynblean
Dig Dogue
Tn PeeRt Welt
Olive Nea
Ici
Spargo
Republican
Aghmurs
Democrat
Havy
Rreetia Ak
Mrs Stilitan Meeting Beauxvals In Quiet Pines Hall
Mrs Stillitan and Mrs U Stillman attended a revival meeting for the first time in two years held in a pine lobby setting. The event was subdued with no dramatics as reporters noted the mood and participants present.
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Janie
Annie U
Stillman
Stilving
Somite
Montreal
Fred
DAIL ADJOURNS WITHOUT TAKING VOTE ON TREATY
Dublin reports indicate Dail Eireann adjourned without a public vote on the treaty and Documents No 2. A committee was appointed to push a compromise between hostile camps, with a secret morning meeting debated amid protests over press coverage and counter proposals. Deputies consider further sessions after four hour recess.
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Dublin
Binn Wein Gabinak
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
Dall
Daurer i Valera
de Vaiant
de Valera
Grimh
Griffith
Rev Peters Dean of Jesuit Order Dies at 86
Obituary notes the death of Rev Peters aged 86, former dean of the Jesuit order. Born in Havre in 1895, he graduated from Georgetown University and served long in teaching and preaching roles across the United States. Survived by two brothers Joseph and Arthur, and sisters Mrs Catherine Bolardman and Miss Mary A Telera of San Francisco.
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Peters
Worcestos
Iu den Revater
3. Peters
J. Dear
Iorder
Holy
Vbaiher Peters
Havre
Weanea
United States
Tle Waa
Georgetown University
Washington
Ars
Georgetown
Aml Anoaelis Studenta
Tate
Vatherinn
Notre Thime
Clatholle
Armerica
Jn Clos
Tingelss
Garfield
Flory Gross
Pather Peters
Doseph
Arthur
House of Il Fame Charge Result of Raid
Alleged keeper of a house for illegal drinking was charged after a raid. Officers found a man in a drunken condition and another under arrest for violating liquor laws and keeping a place for sale. Bail set at a high amount as authorities pursue further action.
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House OF LL Fame
Fante
Jukowski
Third District Women Democrats Meet to Elect Officers
The Third District Women Democrats planned a meeting to elect officers and discuss a possible special event. Hostesses Mrs J H W Reilly and Mrs Goorke arranged a pleasant gathering with members present in Fairfield Avenida area, inviting continued participation and future activities.
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Phinda Dastriet
Fragmentary historical notice on weather and events
Vague OCR fragment hints at tonight's schedule, a duel or test, and a group named Hiei WU, with scattered phrases about service and a good outcome. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only partial mentions of events and participants.
Five Powers Agree Not to Use Submarines as Commerce Raiders
Five powers declare a submarine ban among United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy. Far Eastern talks proceed with plans to curb military actions while Shantung negotiations stall amid tariff debates and foreign troop withdrawal discussions.
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Shantung
United States
Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Great Britain
Sapan
Tarim
Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion bury hatchet
Bridgeport American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts united after installing Raymond W. Harris Post 145 officers. Leaders pledged a united policy for ex service men, with George J. Knox and George Moore highlighting closer cooperation and a new regime for the Bridgeport Legion. Guests from New Haven and West Haven attended, with musical entertainment and socializing following the formal program.
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars and
American Legion
Bridgeport
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond W. Harris
Washington Avenue
Knox
George J. Knox
George Moore
Harry Congdon
Z. Poll
New Havys
Raymond AW
Marvin Pest
Allington Hospital
West Paveo
Midnight Deadline Tightens License Rules
The city enforces a license limit starting midnight with a new statewide requirement to carry proof of license. The Inn writ effortive Tanner was suspended six days to allow time for motorized drivers. The department has issued 4,728 licenses, generating about 79,000 in revenue.
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Noline
Wat Weir Parkers
Joer
SENGEWOOD STREET MILK DEALER ARRESTED IN DAIRY SCHEME
A milk dealer on Sedgwood Street was arrested after a Dairy company complained about misdelivered or unpaid milk and unauthorized charges. Police moved quickly, and the suspect was held for trial in the higher court.
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Sengewood Street
Behrens Re elected President Of Charities Board
F W Behrens Jr was unanimously reelected president of the Charities board at a Welfara building meeting. Commissioners Yor, Heim, and McDonough supported the nomination. Board committees were named with Z J McRanough as head of Institutions. Bennent and others named to roles. No action on the charity ship. salary $1,300 yearly, vacancy due to Wry BF D Kilpatrick resignation. Mayor Atwater attended in his ex officio capacity.
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MD Ow, Behrens, Jr
Charities Board
Welfara
Behrens
Anit Avis
Commissiones
Yor
Jacob Heim
McDon Lough
Z. J. McRanough
Bennent
Our Sides
Mra
Jace B. Kiclnchalyinat
Richard J . Neithercut
Ea Ant
Wry
BF. D. Kilepatrick
Atwater
Hotigig Capacsty
Prisoner Shot in Street Shooting Before Crowd
A large crowd watched a negro prisoner shoot at least two people near West Light Street station. One victim died. Buckley, wounded in the abdomen, is hospitalized. A dragnet and police action followed as officers returned fire and pursued the assailant.
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Tan
Lgath Sireet
Mier
Buckley
Paler
Nesta
Democratic clubs seek funds from Atwater dance proceeds
A fragmented report notes Democratic clubs plan to distribute about 3600 dollars from Atwater dance profits to district clubs. The town committee discusses treasury shortfalls and equipment purchases while addressing patronage concerns and a growing membership ahead of elections.
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Atwater
Trade Agreement Conference Urged by Hull in New York
In New York on January 5, Cordell Hull urged a conference to resolve tariff discrimination trade practices and economic violations he called war breed. He cited unfair shipping discriminations, preferences, and economic alliances as root troubles demanding a special agreement.
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New York
Cordell Hulls
Democratic Nationsal Committee
Tennesee Society of New Yorke
5000 Ordered Back On Or By New Haven Road
Locomotive repair workers of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad are set to return to work next Monday after an order was issued. The move affects shops at Readville Massachusetts and will bring about 12,000 men back to duty from December layoffs. Union spokesmen said the restoration follows in force prior to the strikes and resume normal operations.
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New Haven
Conn
Jan Sh
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