Bogart Accused Of Falsifying Credit Claims In Suit
Fairchild Shelton Co sues William H Bogart of Greenwich for 1500 damages alleging he falsified statements to obtain credit as a selling agent for soaps. Bogart claimed property worth 80000 for himself and his wife, enabling 1084.25 credit before suspension. Defense says he acted as agent, incurred expenses, and seeks 10000 in counter claims. Trial before Judge Keeler and a jury stretched the day, adjourned with jury to be charged.
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Fairchild & Shelton Company
William H. Bogart
Greenwich
John S. Keeler
Bogart
Kesler
Twelfth District GOP Plans Social February Twenty Two
The West District announces a social and musicale to celebrate Washington's Birthday on February 22 at Lincoln School assembly. It is run by the Women’s and Men’s Republican organizations with Mrs William McKenna chairing women and Alderman John Y Caldwell leading the men. The district’s 123rd district club plans a new clubhouse next year if conditions allow.
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Remaivan
Alth
Waslington
Lincoln School
William Bmckenna
John Y. Caldwell
Republican Day
Central Avenue
Stratford Avenue
123Rd
Burglars Fail to Loot R. R. Depot at Gales Ferry
In Gales Ferry Connecticut January 11 burglars entered the New York New Haven and Hartford station but found little to steal. They fled after station agent A Q Watord shouted. They opened an express package and altered a date stamp but left most money and tickets untouched.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
New York
New Haven
Hartford Tadl
A. Q. Watord
Federal bank employee jailed for counterfeiting
Arthur Dunckelman, assistant chief of the money division at the Federal Reserve Bank in Westwood New Jersey, pleaded guilty in federal court to counterfeiting. He was sentenced to two years in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary after being accused of depositing raised one and five dollar notes into the bank funds.
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New York
Arthur Dunckelman
Westwood
N. Je
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
Atlanta
Dunckelman
Luce banker dies after Tiverton auto crash at 65
John Luce a former Boston banker and president of the Porto Rico Sugar and Railroad concerns died in a local hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile collision between a trolley car and his car near Tiverton R I last Saturday. He was son of the late Rear Admiral Stephen B. Luce and 65 years old.
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Vale River
Mars
Dan
John D. UW
Boston
Porto Rico
Tiverton
Newsport
Col. Aston
Stephen B. Luce
Exterminate Herd of Wild Buffalo on Antelope Island
Two hundred thirty five buffalo on Antelope Island in Great Salt Lake will be exterminated starting today by hunters from Los Angeles and elsewhere. They will be paid $200 per head to chase and kill, per J. W. Thornley, president of the Buffalo Island Livestock Company. The plan aims to remove the herd to allow cattle grazing on the island.
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Salt Lake City
Coroner Probes Death After Campville Man Falls
Coroner A Herman opened an inquiry into the death of Charles Gray 48 of Campville who died of a broken neck after reportedly falling and striking a piece of furniture during a relative gathering at Campville Sunday night His autopsy was performed at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington yesterday with the survivor unaware of the incident.
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Torrington
A. Herman
Charles Gray
Campville
Charlotte Hungerford
Gray
Baal
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