Veterans Bureau hearing ends with verbal verdict planned
At Boston on January 1 Colonel Charles Forbes led a Veterans' Bureau hearing into charges against Captain William Blake and Dr. David J. Flanagan. Witness Arthur Brides accused Blake of disloyalty and muttered threats as Forbes signaled the hearing’s close and promised a verbal verdict tomorrow morning.
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Boston
Charlies Forbes
United ‘States Veterans’ Bureau
Gthe
Newing
Arthur F. Brides
Jingland Buureau
Forbes
David J. Flanagan
Flanagan
Trial Board
Wich
Manpang
Public Health Service
Captain Blake
Dr. Brides
Charl‘en
Brides
Lowell
Blake
Greenwich Man Jailed On Charge Of Child Neglect
Greenwich Jan. 9 Special Captain Ezra M. Holloway a Mexican and Civil War veteran aged about 76 or 94 was jailed for four months and fined costs for neglect of a child. The complaint by Connecticut Humane Society followed discovery of Mrs Mary Ann Jackson and her three year old son aboard Holloway s house boat off Secofield s dock Sound Beach. Jackson testified Holloway obtained a marriage license in Norwalk Feb 7 1921 and promised to wed. Holloway claimed a different age in court.
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Greenwich
Ezra M. Holloway
James RA. Meath
Greenwich Borough
Jai
Holloway
Connecticut Humane Seciors
Mary Ann Jackson
Secofield’s
Sound Beach
Jackson
Norwalk
Court Bay
Eastern Star Chapter Installs New Officers
Eastern Star Chapter No. 1 installed newly elected officers in a Monday ceremony at the Masonic Temple club rooms. A turkey supper and entertainment followed. Officers named include Miss Ethel Pigg as worthy matron and A FE Maclimmie as worthy patron, with numerous members listed as associate matron, conductress, secretary, treasurer, marshal, organist, and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Order of the ‘Eastern Star
Monnay
Masonic Temps
Ethel Pigg
A. Fe, Maclimmie
Sara Taylor
Agnes Stevenson
Ada Sunderlin
Radio Programs and Musics on KDKA and WEAF Schedule
Radio listings detail KDKA and WEAF programs on 360 and 400 meter bands. Music, talks, concerts, recitals, and a Navy Night feature with officials and a broad array of artists from Victor Saudale, Pauline Spiva, and Mary Lackland to Tex Guinon and Bert Starkey. Includes weather, prices, sports, and stock updates with notes on broadcasts and host introductions by Bruce Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. D
Westinghouse el
Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Kdka Witte Symphony
Victor Saud
Heport
New York
Stackhenge
M. C. Hatwel
Westinghouse Hlectvic & Manufacturing
Zompany
Concord
Iron and Steel Review
Women's Wear Daily
iResume
By the
Iron Age
Florence Smith Vincent
Peter
Widliter
Woman's Page
New York Evening Telegram
Misa Anne Lewis Pierce
New York Tribune Institute
U. S. Navy
Navy
Arington
U. O S. Navy
American Tel
Tel. Co
Pauline ‘Spivak
AV. Liufro
Wood
Greene
Faust
Gounod
Mary Lackland
Rad
Pauline Spivethi
Meszo
Herbert
Wooed-Gilbart
the Haynes
America
Diweed Haynes
P. M
Brace Reynolds
Tex Guinan
Broadway Comedienne
A. VY. Llure
Wylie Vulcain
Will Tal
Paris
Blemphis Five
Phonograph
Chicago
Sister Kate
Bruce Reynwuls
WEAF
Reynolds
Bert Starkey
Miles Grave Farrington
Rix Gutrin
Meetings Tonight in Various Fraternal and Civic Groups
Local notices list gatherings of multiple lodges and councils including Enigheg lodge, Murren lugge AL, Kyota council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, and Central Labor Union. Addresses span Broad, Cannon, Main, and Sutton streets with numerous societies such as Royal Arcanum, Mystic Shrine, and Magna Charta lodge.
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dGdian Women's Council
Geach Street
Enigheg Lodge
Standinavian Fraternity of America
Cannon Street
Murren Lugge
Dwacella
Warner Circle
Slate Street
Mai Street
Kyota Council
Legree
Pochahontas
Pel Broad Street
Dordiea Stamm
Daghters of Powhatontas
Plea Irow
Pybarotd Temple
Nobles of the
Masonie Temple
Monitor Lodge
Adgiphian Lodge
Broad Street
Seaside Cota
Oval Arcanum
Majin
Cannon Streets
Cornelia Wilder Coypacil
the Royal Arcanum
Main Street
Tady Stowe Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Broadstreet
Magna Charta Lodge
Trafford Avenue
Central Labor Union
Kin Atreat.y
U S China Partnership in Pacific Civilization Foretold
Professor William Hung of Peking University spoke at the Bridgeport Rotary luncheon predicting a coming Pacific civilization led by America and China. He urged deeper U.S. Europe ties, noted China’s awakening, and urged Rotary ties in Hong Kong with a local attendance competition for a silver cup.
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Hung
China
Lke
Loois
United States
Wiliam Hung
Peking University
Rotary Club
Pacific Ocean
Tung
Weking University
Mnwe
America
Medi~tery
Atlantic Basin
Europe
League of Nations
Launcihear
rAmericams
Figma Js
Pacific
Rotary
Servies
Aim International
Hong Kong
Bridgeport-Rotary Club
Rotarians
Rutland
Vermont
Walter Decker
William Hamme
Senate Actions and International Debt Talks Highlight Washington
The Senate Banking Committee reported the Lehroot-Anderson rural credits bill by a five to three vote. Capper backed American aid to ease European economic problems. A naval appropriations agreement moved to the President. Daugherty impeachment charges were not substantiated. Ways and Means opposed nonemergency revenue bills. A debt settlement with Great Britain was deemed impossible under current rules. Bursum planned to reintroduce a pension bill for Mexican and Chilean war veterans and widows. State Dept rebutted Paris denials about reparations, noting Hughes discussed with Jusser. Premier Poincare commented on the reparations plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Banking C Committee
Lehroot-Anderson
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Ways and Means
Great Britain
United States
White House
Bursum
New Mexico
Harding
State Department
Paris
Hughes
Jusser
Poincare
Quits Police Bench to Resume Pulpit in Princeton N I
The Rev David B Tompkins retired today after two years as police justice to return to the pulpit He attacked municipal administration for laxity in law enforcement While in office he was offered the police recordership by Mayor Brown and accepted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. I
David B. Tompkins
Tompkins
Brown
Poisoned alcohol causes Derby woman's death
Mrs. Mary Maxwell, 65, died at Griffin hospital from wood alcohol poisoning. She grew nearly totally blind and had weak heart action before death. Survived by her son William Maxwell. funeral arrangements are being made.
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Charry
Mary Maxwell
Griffin Hospital
Caroline
Willian Maxwell
Fraud Case Dismissed In Superior Court
Judge Newell Jennings ruled the charge of obtaining $30,000 under false pretenses against Robert White and Dennis Lyons was nolled. Lyons had been jailed seven months after failing to obtain bonds, White remained free on $10,000 bond, with a $500 payment cited in the proceeding.
Defend ant Wins in Bootlegger's Suit
Judge Kellogg ordered a decision for the defendant in a civil suit brought by Samuel Zucker of New York against Mex Einhorn, also of New York, over a money loan to buy bootleg liquor. The court found Zucker had loaned $4,269 and the defendant claims repayment or offset.
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Waterbury
Samuel “Zucker
Mex Einhorn
New York
John Kellogg
Superior Court
Ucker Hag
Einhorn
Waterbury Man Fined for Drunk Driving
Michael Lynch of Waterbury was fined 75 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Martha Lynch, also of Waterbury, was arrested on intoxication charges. Judge R L Munger suspended Lynch’s license. Officers Ahearn and Ready arrested Lynch after a truck blocked a trolley car near Eagle Hose Company. He then moved to Fifth Street and struck a hydrant. Also noted: Postmaster Jeynes announced mail delivery to homes without receptacles would end Monday. Abraham Projan of Projan Brothers, North Main Street, plans two weeks in New York City. Mr and Mrs J S McNamara and Mr and Mrs William Fulty visiting New York City.
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Ansonta
Jan
Michael
Lynch
Waterbury
Costa
R. L. Munger
Michael Martha
Ahearn
Eagle Hose Company
Fifth Streep
Jeynes
Abraham Projan
Projain Brothers
North Main Street
New York City
Mir
JS. H. McNamara
William Fulty
Spiegal Theatre Man Accused of Forgery
Max Spiegel a prominent promoter believed to have attempted suicide and later placed in a sanatorium faces charges of forging 490000 in voting trust certificates to secure loans totaling 827900. Walter Hays of Buffalo testified in bankruptcy proceedings. Spiegel allegedly held a corporate seal duplicate at his New York offices.
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Yoris
Max Spiegel
Walter Hays
Buffalo
Spiege
Welvins
Mitchel If
Mair Realty Corporation
Spiegel
New York
Peace talks progress at Lausanne parley signals hope
Ismet Pasha asserted Turkey will not discuss national homes for Armenians or Assyro-Chaldeans. Curzon urged reconsideration citing world opinion stakes. British officials floated autonomous Armenian home in Cilicia as a compromise to win Turkey’s cooperation for a new Turkey.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Maragig Curzon
Horace Rumbold
Constantinople
Cilicia
Curzon
Walska Manager Barred From Acting In Suit
New York January 9 Supreme Court Justice Tierney issued a temporary injunction preventing Fules Dalber former manager of Mme Lucia Melius from acting and restraining Mme Walska from using Dalber. Melius sues Walska McCormick and Dalber for 200000 alleging conspiracy to break a three year management contract with a female singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Tierney
Fules Dgiber
Mme
Lucia Melhis
Ganna Walska
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Millenaira
Mme. Walska
Delber
Mme. Melius
McCormick
Dalber
Sewer program vote approves 500000 plan
The Committee of Sewers of the Common Council last night adopted a sewer construction program estimated at about 500 000 dollars. The committee plans hearings and seeks funds from the Board of Apportionment to cover the project. Planned work includes Wayne street storm and sanitary lines near St Vincent's hospital, Beachwood and Dewey near the West End, Mountain Grove trunk sewer, Park Beechwood areas, Claremont Grant streets, North Main near town, Beardsley Park near East Main, Gilman Street, Black Rock, and Lindley Street in North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Sewers of the Common Council
Board of Apportionment
Bernard Brady
Wayne Street
Cate
St. Vincent's Hospital
Beachwood Avenue
Dewsy Street
West End
Mountain Grove Street
Park Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
Claremont
Grant
Beardsley Park
East Main Street
Gilman Street
Black Rock
Lindley’ Street
North
Bridgeport Seeks Hearings on $800000 Project Funding
The Bridgeport committee, acting unanimously, requests hearings and urges the Board of Apportionment to provide funds for the proposed projects. All listed plans are included in the requisition filed with the city auditors for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Anaking
Board of Apportionment
Sama.atherg
Employers' Right to Bar Unionists Upheld by Court
Boston January 9 The full bench of the Supreme Court ruled a company may require new hires to abandon union membership as a condition of employment. The decision upheld a suit by Moore Drop Forge Co of Springfield against local unions and the Springfield Central Labor Union to stop interference with business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Court Today
Moore Drop Forge Company
Springfield
Springfiel Central Labor Union
Ontario Court Declares Liquor Export Law Unconstitutional
Windsor Ontario January 9 The Ontario provincial legislature cannot bar the export of liquor to the United States. Judge J J Coughlin held that the liquor carriage act of 1942 is ultra vires. The ruling questions provincial power over cross border alcohol shipments amid wartime trade tensions.
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Windsor
Ontario
United States
J. J. Coughlin
Sandwich
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Probeinton
Veterans’ Bureau
Col. Forbes
Destor
Eastern Star Chapter
The
Middle St
J. Z
Westinghouse el, & Mfg. Co
Newark, NJ
L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Rebecca Pharo
East Orange
George W. Kemmer
Strickland
Waters of the
Land
Scott
Mandalay
Henry
Wallis of Harfleur
Shakespeare
Rebecca, Pharo
Samson
Elijah
Selint-Saena
Rachel
Chater
New Jersey State College
Criculture
New Brunswick
K. Arthur M. Hulbert
Sporting News
Fred H. Bendel
Newark Lodge
Morris A. Kashin
Thelntime Orchestra
D. Possolo
Pacific ‘Basin
Jess
Washington
DERBY
Turk
AS. Waska
U. S
E. W. Grove
the Automobile Dealer
Ceives
Post-Telegram
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