Bulgarian murder plot unfolds in port town tale
The report details a convoluted Bulgarian murder case involving a man named Ravan and his wife Milka. A money scheme to abduct and kill a girl, allegedly aided by Milka and her daughter, led to multiple fatalities as the plot unraveled across a sequence of betrayals and disguises.
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Haeard
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Pers
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America
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Short skirts court ruling ends divorce bid in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on January 12 Judge Summerfield declared short skirts irrelevant to divorce. He refused divorce to a Southern California maid and warned that anyone seeking separation while wearing a short dress risks an unfavorable outcome. He banned exhibits of hosiery above three inches as part of the ruling.
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Los Angeles
Summerfield
Prohibition Hearing Trades Bail Over Alcohol Ring
At a January hearing before United States Commissioner Hugh J Lavery, Fred L Kirk faced charges over illegal alcohol sales tied to the Pleischman Industrial Alcohol company. Bonds were set at 20,000 with additional defendants Edward Deregious, Edmundo Cella, Jong Kroutter, and William J Bishan held on related charges as agents pursue permit revocation for B-107.
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United States Commissiones
Hugh J. Havery
Fredene Yards
Washington Prohibition Enforcement
Gover
Travelet
Chet Crohbouttan
James
A. TL Delaney
Michael Delchery Jr
Dentury
Edward Deregious
Hewitt Street
Edmundo Cella
Elian
Jong Kroutter
Broad Street
William J Bishan
Vals Airfield
Ayente
City Hall Fire Trap Says Fire Inspector
Fire prevention chief John J. Tague reports 12 dangerous electrical wiring instances at City Hall and cluttered attic papers. He urges basement cleanup and a ban on smoking there, warns exits are inadequate and potential panic risks loom without proper fire escapes.
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John J. Tague
Francis P. Dunnigan
Church hosts first free lectures and concerts series
The church announces a new ongoing series of free lectures and concerts as a community contribution. A silver offering will be taken.
Battle over agricultural bloc aids for livestock in Senate
Senator Kendrick lauds the agricultural bloc's cooperation for wool and livestock relief. He backs tariff modifcations favoring producers, praises Secretary Wallace, and urges credits and stabilized market receipts to ease congestion and railroad rate burdens. He calls for concerted action to balance market distributions and boost demand.
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Jonni B. Kendrick
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American Live Stock Association
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Kendrick
Senate
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Harding
Henry ©. Wallace
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Bear Ag
Gompers Opposes Amendment 10 To The Constitution
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor spoke against the proposed constitutional amendment that would remove the legal disabilities of women. He warned it would destroy protections for women workers and undermine standards working women cannot maintain through economic power.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
National Women's Party
Alumnae Dance Tonight by Black Rock Association
Members of the Black Rock alumnae association plan a dance this evening at the venue formerly known as Black Rock Country Club. Olive Anderson leads the committee with supporting members Murvury Murbers Spalhummoer and Camnild Istrom assisting. one member from each church 1008 to 1922 participates on the executive committee overseeing the event.
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vFarms
Ek Rock Country Club
Miso Olive Anderson
Agelsted
Hidph Murvury
Misa Florence Murbers
Mise Phyra Spalhummoer
Mise Camnild
Chicken Pie Supper Aims to Boost Church Funds
An old fashioned chicken and supper was held last evening at the First Methodist Church on Pairticid avenue and Broag street. More than 20 attended the event to support church funds. Tables were run by Mrs. Dow Beebe, Mrs. McCleary, Mrs. W. Whitney, Mrs. Burt Warner, Mrs. Willard Chats, Mrs. Chattie Lee and Milas Marlyn Rothery.
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First Methodist Church
Pairticid Avenue
Broag Street
Hasa
Dow Beebe
Mra. McCleary
W. Whitney
Burt Warner
Mra Willard &Chats
Mra. Chattie Lee
Milas Marlyn Rothery
Liquor Owners Held on Manslaughter Charges
Jan 12 Michael Yokir a saloonkeeper and Stunko Uwdlika a bartender were held without bail on manslaughter charges amid an inquiry into poisonous whiskey that killed nine people in recent days. They are accused of serving poisoned liquor to victim Max Sandhop, identified as the fastest in the deaths.
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Horoker
Michael Yokir
Women of County to Meet in Stamford
Members of the Bridgeport League of Women Voters were invited to attend the Fairfield County leagues meeting in Stamford at the Stamford Women’s Club on Prospect Street. The program opens with a business session at 11, lunch at 1, and a talk by Mrs. Fouts Slade on the Washington conference on Limitation of Armament. Reservations for lunch are via Mrs. Gerald R. Stark of Stamford.
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Stamford
Bridgeport League of Women Voters
Fairfeld County
Stamford Women's Club
Prospect Street
Aftarneon
Fouts’ Slade
New Torley
League of Women Voters
Washington
Gerald R. Stark
Grove Street
KRESGE LOCAL MANAGER MAY LEAVE FOR POUGHKEEPSIE
GAmuele Taylor manager of the 3 9 Kreage 6 and 10 cent stores has been notified of a possible transfer to Poughkeepsie Nu Mr Taylor is a well known city figure with support from Chamber of Commerce and Rotary members hoping the Kresge company keeps its plan.
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Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
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Stek
Kresge Company
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