Object Located Maybe Lost L-24 Sub Disaster At Sea
Portland England January 11 Associated Press says the British submarine L-24, sunk after a collision with the dreadnought Resolution, lies at about thirty fathoms. Weather delays dive attempts, divers volunteered, crews of forty three are presumed lost, families recall premonitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
England
Renter
Charles Matthews
Mres. Matthews
Husa
Matthews
Charlie
Wallace
Gunner Ace
King
Sglbmarine
Portland Bill
Weymouth
gUntil
Bouer
Klein Elected Trustee of Bankrupt Estate
Arthur Klein a New Haven lawyer was elected trustee of the bankrupt estate of Abraham Murev of the city at a meeting of the creditors Referee John Keogh yesterday. Murev who did business as the Boxcar at 460 Inst Main street shows liabilities of 21845.47 and assets about 20000. An adjourned meeting of creditors of the bankrupt United Plate Glass company was held yesterday to consider a 15 percent composition offer creditors would receive 10 percent in cash and 5 percent in notes. I P Stuvatsky was elected trustee at the first meeting of the creditors of Charles Cohen Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Klein
New Haven
Abraham Murev
City
John Keogh
Murev
Main Street
United Plate Glass Company
Eclty
I. P. Stuvatsky
Charles Cohen
Bridgeport
Tore
Many More Fords Than Any Other Make In State 1923 Connecticut
Connecticut motor vehicle records show 355 558 autos registered in 1923, with old cars leading at 36 7 percent. Ford tops both private and commercial registrations, followed by Buick and Chevrolet in private. Ford leads commercial with 11 631 units, followed by Ford models and others like Federal and Chevrolet in lower counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Motor Vehicle Department
Iowa
Packard
Japanese Regent to Wed January 26 Nominally in Tokyo
Tokyo January 11 One official announcement confirms the wedding of Prince Regent Hirohito and Princess Nagako daughter of Prince Kuni will be solemnized January 26 in Tokyo. The ceremony marks a major royal milestone in the Japanese Empire with state implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Hirohito
Nagako
Kuni
Cabinet bars king's talk from Tirifigh Parliament opening
London reports the cabinet decided there will be no broadcasting of the king's appea ch at the formal opening of Tirifigh Parliament next Tuesday. The decision notes safety concerns for imprisoned men and credits the submarine's commander Lieutenant Eddie with experience, though rescue remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eddie
Husband Leaves After Arrest for Starving Horse
Gertrude M. Vroom and Louise Wt. Hart Conant sought divorce in Superior Court on grounds of desertion after their husbands left them. Arch ie Vroom vanished after arrest for starving a horse, while William B. Conant left Stamford for New York with another woman. Esther Steinhardt and Helen Staurr were cited in separations over infidelity. Daisy A. MacGragor Cox received a divorce from Richard Cox for intolerable cruelty after an incident on porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Vroom
Gertrude M. Vroom
Shelton
Isaac Wolfe
Louise Wt
Hart Conant
Stamford
William 2B. Conant
Body found not that of inventor Sperry
A body found at The Gap near Rye in Sussex is believed to be Lawrence B. Sperry, missing since December 14. Garments reportedly match Sperry, but identification is not yet confirmed as an Sperry Company agent fails to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lawrence B. Sperry
the Gap
Rye
Sussex
Sperry
FB. R. Jackson
Sperry Company
Lawrence 8
Women Seek Equal Barber Shop Access in New Orleans
New Orleans women urge the Association of Commerce to grant equal access to barber shops. The Commerce group defers to the Barbers Union and Master Barbers Association while women insist on snappy service, shop prices, and the chance to use shops alongside men. A barber shop proprietor notes opening shops to women could erode male dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Barbers’ Union
Master Barbers’ Association
Association of Commerce
Ina
Gooding Defends Tariff Attack Farmers Not Hurt
Idaho Senator Gooding rebutted claims that tariffs harm farmers. He argued tariffs reduce farmers’ ordinary purchases less than other classes and questioned the Norris Sinclair bill creating a $106 million farm product corporation. He blamed worldwide overproduction for low prices and suggested Canada could supply wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Washingdon
Idaho
Senate Agriculture Committee
Noris- Sinclair
Canada
Changes Ordered in 170th Infantry Regt
Hartford Jan 11 orders from the adjutant general recite resignations and promotions within the 170th Infantry. First Lieutenant James H Larmett resigns from Headquarters Company Third Battalion. Promotions include Erwin F P Manteuffel to captain, George M Weller to first lieutenant, Philip Brown to first lieutenant to command Headquarters Company, Albert B Baker to first lieutenant and Plana and Training officer, George P Bagrie to second lieutenant, Henry J Metrod to second lieutenant, and Tenatius M Rymaryak changing his name to Tenatius Rymaryak under court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Adjutant General's Office
James H. Larmett
170Th Infantry
170Th
Erwin FP. Manteuffel
Novey
George M. Weller
Philip Brown
Albert 8. Baker
Plana
George P. Bagrie
Henry J. MeTrod
I. B
Leutens
Tenatius M. Rymarayk
16Sth Infantry
Tenatius
M. Rams Vial
Also Mentioned on This Page
Klein
Bankrupt Estate
Cabinet
New York City
New York
GEST
Diamond Dress Shop
Smith-Murray Co
Rpu
Fairfield Ave
Boston
Bolivia
Velour
Ory Infant
Wood
Lady Esther
Batiste
Murray
van Dyk Spring Valley
Spring Valley
Duchess
Mara
Santo
Victory
van Dyk
Ze van Dyk
James van Dyk
Main
Stratfield
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!