Faolley Company Injury Suit In Bridgeport Court
In Bridgeport Superior Court a case against Faolley Company for $50,000 in damages arises from a November 21, 1920 Ford crash near Stratford. Plaintiff Frank Tirnady claims permanent injuries after his car was struck while cranking, with witnesses including Dr. Johann Maxwell and engineer Sandi D. Fuller. The matter proceeds with jury selection and representation by attorneys from Bridgeport and New York firms.
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Olley
Frank Tirnady
Port
Connecticut Iny
Nefora
Christopher ‘Tsad
Tares
Ratha’ Plainiff
Ford
City Nes
Cornecticuthe
Stratford
Sandi
Probe on Garment Industry Conditions in New York
New York January 2 news reports say garment manufacturers will present to an impartial commission their plans to improve working conditions. The move follows a strike by about 3,100 cloak makers disrupting production. Federal officials seek lists of five to six names connected with the inquiry for consideration by the commission.
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York
Seeverastias
Davis
Union
Three Electrocuted in Sing Sing Prison Trio
News notes three inmates executed at Sing Sing. Raymond Mulford, Floyd Stover, and George Weitz were put to death after convictions for multiple killings. Governor declined to intervene. Witnesses testified, with varying confessions and later retractions shaping the case details.
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Sing Sing
Ossining
Neo
Iai
Prigon
MiTte
Waward Tamestowy
Owiliany
Raymond Mulzoca
Harry Wilson
Wilgor
Reymond Mulford
Floyd Stover
Abram Yellen
Buffalo Clothier
Preeata
Rwer
Kellogg’s Bran Health Message Promotes Constipation Relief
Health message touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural relief for constipation and a healthier digestive path. It extols daily bran use, praises cereals and baked goods, and claims improved complexion and breath from bran, urging two tablespoons daily and extensive recipes on package labels.
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Kellogg
Kaliogg
Gypsy Con Artist Arrested After Main Street Encounter
George Cerone of Beuhard Avenue reported a gypsy woman at 77 Main Street during a daytime incident. She posed as a fortune teller, charging him and others with fraud. Police found $8 on her. bail set at 600 dollars. Under the name Tens Sevens she faces trial this morning. Her husband of the accused was not permitted to visit.
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Kellogg’s
Nature
Kellexr
Manin Aureek
Main
George Cerone
Beuhard Avenue
Ha Pypsy
T Wateron
Delund
Many Youths At Doors Of College In 1872 Era
Evanston Alabama reports a surge in college applicants with a 23 percent five year rise in enrollment. President Samuel Plantz of Lawrence College warns effort must balance access with quality. He urges focus on core education, practical training, and improved college teaching to align with life and work demands. He cautions against opening doors too wide without maintaining standards.
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Evanston, AL
Samuel Plantz
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Educational Association of the Methodist Episcopal Ghareh
Fianty
New York
Nin
Persorm
Turan Sawer
Tim
Lita
Tta
Ron Wither Ziandpoink
Thawe
Reds Still Treacherous Says Samuel Gompers
Washington reports Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor warns that Reds remain treacherous as labor braces against Soviet Russia diplomacy at a forthcoming international economic conference. He urges opposition to cooperative alignment with Moscow government and cautions against entanglement with treacherous elements within labor.
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Samuel Gompers
Washington
Dan
Ati Juan
Banivel Bompers
Amcericaat Federation of Labor
Soviet
Russia
Gompersy
Labor
Moscow
City Clears Snow After First Big Storm
City crews, led by Director George M. Couch, remove snow and ice from streets and sidewalks after the season’s first heavy snowfall. Workers, including 4 squads and dozens of dricks, haul snow to the Pequot river near car barns. Superintendent Y W Hillspatrick expects to resume plowing in the business district by noon.
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Mesper
George M. Couchlip
Pequantige
Conae
Streals Parr Y
Hillspatrick
Fleischman Go May Have Its Permit Revoked
In Philadelphia on January 2, Welschmann company faced a major hearing over a permit revocation. Prohibition director Rutter stated the case was one of the most important hearings for permit revocation and that Washington sent four top attorneys to argue the matter.
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Fleischman GO
Philadelphia
Welschmann Company
Pecksihit
Pennsybania
Anu
Pennsylvania
Washingley
Hag
Pinchot Attacks Lumber Interests Over Forestry Policy
Gifford Pinchot former U S forest chief and forest commissioner from Pennsylvania appeared before a congressional agriculture committee. He denounced lumber interests and urged centralized forestry direction across states presenting a Pennsylvania forestry association resolution opposing related legislation.
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Washtneton
Ter
Lumbhermen and
Luntoor
Eqnivolled
Starelenin Taitres
Gifford Pinchot
Glniet Forester
United States
Raw Forest
Pennsylvena
Mouse Agriquitiie
Cormittice
Termisylvania Forestry Association
Hartford Mission News: Death of Rev George Otis Holbrooke
A Hartford dispatch reports the death in India of the Rev George Otis Holbrooke. Holbrooke, long involved in missionary work, was a graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary in 1887 and served with various mission groups. The communication notes his passing and honors his past service.
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Hartford
Cona
India
Rav
George Otis Holbrooke
Dmahi Gounirs
Greduate
Prine Ay
Varn Mewlee
Scotland Seeks Complete Independence Amid Mobilization
In Longos Scotland National League members met in London to demand total Scottish independence from England. They cite past sovereignty and current debt, arguing Scotland now owes about 1,515,497,000 but contributes little to Scottish needs. The group vows firm action if necessary to achieve full autonomy.
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Longos
Scotland
Scots National League
Fagland
London
Army Transport Disaster Report From Coastal Route
Dispatches describe an Army transport disabled and drifting toward port under engine trouble. The vessel carried 1,000 foreign service personnel and war children, with morale noted high despite seasickness and prior wrecks. Wireless tips from Governor Island placed it hundreds of miles from New York as it moved slowly toward port.
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Law York
Ernor’s Island
Trea
New
Derg Ce
Wfe
Hartford Hotel Man Gets 60 Day Sentence
A Hartford man named Delaney pleaded guilty to a liquor charge and received a 60 day sentence. The case involved alleged renovations at the hotel and broader alcohol violations.
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Hartford
Connecticut Men Attend Farm Congress Announcement
Connecticut delegates were named to attend the national farm congress. Officials include state Commissioner of Agriculture and representatives from agricultural colleges and Amherst College. Hartford participants listed among the Connecticut group.
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Connecticut
Meine Torn
New Travel Road Included by Interstate Commission Order
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a new travel route along the Shore line division 67 on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad from New York to Providence. The move includes installing information origin control devices by July 7 on several large railroads.
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Harthort
Jenns
Shore Line
New York, New Haven, and Hartford
New York
Providence
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harmonize 60 District at Ninth Ward Meeting
Delegates from the Fifth District discuss party harmony ahead of major elections. Robert Fittres leads East Main Arc tle area meeting with Kinroy succeeding Pelmrose on the Republican Lawn Committee. President Sanford notes charter approval and key club bonds.
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CG. OG
Factvons
Ouitford B. Wilson Sn
Robert Fittres
East Main and
Arctle Streets
Kinroy
Wiliam & Pelmrose
Ommittea
Fitzroy
Wibert Sanford
oMeers
Charles Roeder
Lab
Sanford
Ak Feen
Seapige
Charles Rader
Challenger
Rom
Prnvesse Thur
Newberry Wins Seat in Senate Amid Turbulent Debate
A heated floor battle over Newberry’s election victory unfolds as opponents denounce tactics and warn it could damage Senate dignity and the republic. Senators including Robinson Borah and Fallatte attack amendments shaped to seat Newberry, while supporters cite constitutional rights and party aims.
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Newberry
Spencer
Vala Guard
Willis
Sowgerry
Wil Nnidgkis
Ater
Harding
White House
Fisrding
Cima
Syeeny
Go Tate
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Senate
Newberrs
Sentioy
Taran
Ol Iiman Newberry
Wenatey Wenyon
Lee
Publiv
Newbarry
Belial
Tirole
Hammerstein Face Ejection From Family Home
New York January 43 A dramatic Supreme Court hearing moved to pause a court action brought by Marg Hammerstein, stepdaughter, seeking possession of the Metropolitan Opera House apartment. The widow Mrs. Hammerstein pleaded for a stay until Thursday, requesting time to resolve the dispute.
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New York
Hammerstein
Lne
Upper Hoor
Oneca House
Marg
Supreme Court
Gelgerich
Court Denies Burleson Wine Damages Claim
Supreme Court Justice Cunningham ruled that Dr Burleson cannot recover damages for wine alleged to have been seized in 1924. The decision found possession illegal as the Volstead Act took effect after Bart was voted dry, nullifying legal value and the plaintiff’s claim.
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Elmira
Burleson
Bart
Losa
Safety Engineer Urges Care In Electric Work
A safety engineer from the Pilfield plant of General Electric warned about dangers from careless handling of electrified equipment. At a Bridgeswort Material Council meeting, he showed films illustrating severe electrical injuries and the risks of live wiring to about 200 factory workers.
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Sidney W. Vshe
Pilfield
General Elec Company
Ciis
Sridgewort Matery Council
Generial Electric Company
Asha
Joseph E. Hainer
Joseph Weiler
Gude's Pepto Mangan Ad Urges Strength and Health
A dated advertisement urges tired readers to consult their druggist for Gude's Pepto Mangan to boost red blood. It promises increased energy, vigor, and well being, claiming rapid iron absorption and life improvement. Ends with note that druggists supply liquid or tablet forms.
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Gude
Gune
Reserve Board Sees Business Reserve 1922 Foundations
Washington reports the Federal Reserve board’s January bulletin describes a positive foundation for 1922. Policies should be constructive and aim to expand banking accommodations and money market activity, signaling steady business recovery and improved public demand in key industries.
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Washington
Ing
Federal Reserve Board
Fiona
Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets Ad Claims Cure
A vintage advertisement promotes Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets with the claim to prevent colds grip and influenza. It notes the genuine product bears the signature of E. W. Grove and urges readers to buy for a cure.
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E. W. Grove
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Call. Fracture
Fletcher
Belgium
Henry Pieletcher
Sue
Ammbassador
Pietcher
Grand Whitlock
Brussels
Bridgeport Retail Milk Dealers’ Association
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Retail Milk
Dealers’ Association
FATE
Main ST
Cerone
Iasell
Gare
Planiz
Park Pond
Blackie
Maine
Fairfield
Lasalo Szechenyi
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Coyntess Szechenyi
Oslé
Newport
Pinchot
Hartford Mission UY Read
England
Met
Delaney
Rae
Jens
Ordie H
Mrs. Hammerstein
Vincent Broce
Winenow
Reserve Board
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairtent Ave
Middle St
Main Street
J. A. King, Inc
Eranes
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