Four Leaders of Communist Party Ordered Deported
Boston January 12 Four alleged leaders of the Communist party of Texas were ordered deported today by Judges Bingham Johnson and Brown in the United States Circuit Court of Appeal. The decision declared the party a threat for attempting to overthrow the government by force. The four are Frank Mack Roxbury Lew Bondar Lincoln New Hampshire Sand William and Amy Comanco Colyer Wellesley to be turned over to immigration officials for deportation.
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Boston
Sand
Wiliam
Amy Comanco Colyer
Wellesley
Well Known Artists to Appear in Concert
Milford January 14 special report lists a Milford chapter of the Lauralton Hall Alumnae Association concert at Lauralton Hall Saturday at 2 30 pm. The program features renowned concert artists including violinist Corislano with pianist Lotte O Connell and baritone Francia Torre.
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Milford
Lauralton Hall
Corte
Tormuste
Coristiano
Lortte O'Connell
Francia ‘Orre
Corislano
Furore At Carnegie Hall For Music Wizard Of The Instrument
Carnegie Hall packed to hear a famed instrument wizard with a program featuring respected artists. Miss O Connell is well known at Laurelton Hall where she has performed and where the public concert is open to all.
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Carnegie Hall
Miss O'Connell
Laurelton Hall
Resignations of CS Publishing Trustees Delayed by Judge Crosby
Boston January 12 The resignations of Harbert W. Eustace and Paul Harvey as trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Society were held up by Judge Crosby in filing his interlocutory order. The judge also addressed the trustees accounting before appointing successors.
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Boston
Harbert W. Eustace
Paul Harvey
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Crosby
Meat Market Burglarized on Lafayette Street
A meat market at 659 Lafayette Street owned by Frank Bychkowsky was burglarized Wednesday night. The thieves stole chickens cheese butter and 65 dollars in cash.
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Laffayette Street
Frank Bychkowsky
Influenza Grips Half of England in London Lead
London reports the epicenter of a severe influenza outbreak with more than 20 daily cases and rising deaths. The disease spreads to York shire, Lancashire, and southeastern England, with Glasgow fearing a serious surge. London records over 151 deaths in a week, while police and transit workers face high infection rates. Citizens endure a warm spell blamed for the surge as doctors work around the clock to combat the malady.
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London
Ensland
Tuondon
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Mrmland
Glasgow
iPhousends
Ara Il
iScottigh
Brighton
England
Patent Office Workers Awarded Salary Increase
Washington January 12 The United States Patent Office force received an enlargement in salaries for patent examiners. The measure, urged by business groups and engineering societies nationwide, paused the House as discussions continued.
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Patent Office Force
Washington
United States Patent Office
Galariea
Tidewater harbor works face delays and extensions
Report notes Habbo Mews tieup resolved and shipping resumed. Washington bridge work may extend beyond the 90 day window due to obstacles. Ferry captains kept over winter for next season while bids loom to remove old East Washington fender rack and generator. Jetty posts and aerial utility use cited as practical improvements amidst funding shortfalls.
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Mensiumn
Bida
East Washington Avenue
Sha War Devartment
Grand Street
Realty Records Warranties Deeds and Attachments Listed
A garbled realty record reads numerous deeds and attachments listing transfers of property in Bridgeport. Names include Anthony D Cireasa, Joseph Airosao, Beechung Th East End Realty, Alice Campbell, James A Adair, Morehouse Street, Charles A Paul, Edna W Houghton, Madeline Bengivenga, Lola Patton, and many others with parcels on Brooklawn Avenue William Street Grand Street Lexington Avenue and Fairfield Avenue. Notes include mortgage deeds releases attachments and organizations such as Bridgeport Savings Bank and Remington Army Club with values ranging from several hundred to fifty thousand dollars.
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Anthony ‘D. Cireasa
Joseph
Air Osao
Westfield Avenue
Beechuig Th
East End Realty
Mighae
Robstoex
Alice Campbell
James A. Adair
Fent Muden Street
John Naugisten
Ford
Beoadpent
Hale Interest
Morehouse Street
Charles A. Paul
Harry B
Edna W. Houghton
Brooklawn Avenue
Madeline Bengivenga
Lola
Patton, Realty
Church of Nativity
Wiliam TL
Miosfitt
Michael Yw
Kinde
Anita Windel
Balsam Avenue
Joseph and Mary Manvar
Wiliam FL
Tee Hanford Street
Genearu
Alate Adlet
Fairview Avenue
Laws Baymring
Jacob Amsel
Dali Street
Joseph Furer
Ida Furer
Lexington Avenue
Calhoun Avenue
Grand Street
Grind Street
Lath
Joli i. Neary
Charles Street
Aegrey Lungene Blackman
James
Beach
Waterview
Vearobert Henry B.smer
Fredus M. Case
Nathan Tibbals
Jer
Nathia 2
M. Case
Norman
Clarence Street
Anna L. Townsend
Gladys D. Macfarlane
Faietlatd Avenue
Cannon Street
Gladys
Townsend
Gladys TL. Macrat
Giovanni Caltubinny
Late Miller
Merriam Street
Poquonnock
Maurice S. Rosen
Charles H. Shapiro
Joseph O. Shapiro
George TF. Bushnell
Wiliams Straet
Barnumi Avenue
Henry B. Saltman
Lamas and
Nestleton Company
Herkimer Street
Max Fokas
Tornad
Beechwood Avenue
Jennie Sabatino
Townang
Concetta Gavalore
John Merts
Julia Mezes
Sennee and
Swines
Tugo Sect
Hancock Avenue
Gindyg L. Macfarlane
Anna Townsend
Resity
Fairfield Avenue
Godfrey Company
Macfarlarg Bros
Mtg
United Nominating Company
Irancis HL
Mactariing
Tela Pendenshamayg
Peltls
Ranals HT
Macfarigne
Certificata
Antachmen
Paey
Agulont Steve
Ce Hor Dominton
Charles Minotti
Gabriele
Marin Polnstrt
Max J. Bueehler
Jacob Ver Wing Flelcher
John Lesko
Remington Army Club
T. V. Geekie
Tosert S Davies
J. B. Gurls
Wiliam HH
A. H. Hildreth Company, Incorporated
Capital Stock
Mortuary Texts to Be Published at Chicago Institute
The University of Chicago announces plans to publish The Coffin Texts, early mortuary inscriptions from coffins of ancient Egypt. Editors Pierre Lacau and Alan H. Breasted will supervise the international project exploring texts predating the Book of the Dead and glimpses of ancient Egyptian afterlife judgment.
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Chicago
Tal Institute
University of Chicago
Henry Breasted
Monsieur Pierre Lacau
Department of Antiquities
Alan H. Breasted
Orientel Institute
Divorces Consider Drunkenness Under Volstead Act
The Superior court calendar suggests a legal point in breach of marriage vows. Assistant City Prosecutor Keating cites habitual intemperance as a valid ground for divorce even when liquor procurement is possible under prohibition since January 1919. Several other cases are set for hearing, including Tobings, Ed, Marshan, Greenhill, Leyva, New, and Murphy.
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Volstead Act
Vincent Ju. Keating
Act Nor
Eculda Norell
Bridgeport
Adolf Norell
Keating
Apne L Tobings
William Ed
Robin
Lillian S. Marshan
Lass Rente
Marshall
Greenhill
Arthur A. Greenhill
Agron Leyva
Sarah New
Minne Murphy
DO Murphy
Waning Against Poisonous Liquor Warned In Brooklyn
New Vor January 12 warning issued by the district attorney's office in Brooklyn cautions against poisonous liquor produced from a redistillation formula used by bootleggers. The advisory notes that some liquor seized recently was made from quinine grain alcohol and isopropyl alcohol and was consumed by drinkers in three or four days.
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Associated Press
District Attorney's
Trocklyn
Tao
Stevenson Named Block Map Clerk At $2009 A Year
Janis A Stevenson of North Min street was appointed block map clerk at $2009 annually by the board of Assessors. John F Dowling, former block map clerk now acting chief clerk, was confirmed at $2500. Miss Lillian E B rox and Miss Agnes G Casey were reappointed, with other hires planned including a typist and stenographer. The move aligns with a recent ordinance by the Board of Aldermen, reducing total salaries for the office. Stevenson is a Montreal McGill graduate and former New Haven railroad office staffer.
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Janis A. Stevenson
North Min Street
Board of Assessors
John F. Dowling
Assengers
Lillian Eb.rox
Agnes G. Casey
Connor
Boar
Alfermen
Farc
Stevenson
McGil University of Montreal
New Haven Railroad
Derby Store Manager Found Dead in Store
Burton AL Hall, manager of the Derby branch of D. M. Welch & Son, was found dead in the store in Day Conn after it opened. Medical examiner Loomis ruled heart failure. Hall, 58, leaves a wife two daughters and one son Wesley a student at Yale.
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International Group of Editors
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Schrade
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Boston Blues
Medford
Bridgeport Public Market
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