Spiegel Feigns Insanity Court Order In Sanatorium Case
Max Spiegel, a 72 year old theatrical promoter facing over 1.09 million dollars in liabilities, was charged with feigning insanity and seeking refuge in a Stamford Connecticut sanitarium. An appeal sought to compel turning over seven letters from Spiegel to his wife, a fellow sanitarium inmate, explaining their disposition of bankrupt property. The court ordered the letters released after ruling they lost privilege once handed to a third party. Mrs Marks had intercepted the letters to protect her daughter from learning of her husband’s troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Fel
Stamford
Conn
Leo Oppenheimer
Edward ‘Hymoes
Knox
Mitchell H. Mark
Speigel
Spiegel
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Hum on Jan 11 1923
Multiple death notices list names Mary Balog Mary L Baker Anne Marie Christiansen Patrick Cullen Mary Gavlik Annie Lucey Annie Harney Lena Schick Ernest Ulrich Careling Wheeler Joseph Nolan Antonio Colletti John Howell and others with funeral details including residences dates times and church interment locations across Stratford Waterbury Milford Easton Noroton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rourke & Boucher
Washington Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Christeansen
Annce Marie Christiansen
John M. Christiansen
Union Avenue
Cullen
Noroton
Patrick Cullen
Simon Cullen
Main
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Gaylex
Mary Gavlik
Michael Gavlik
Weber Street
Grand Street
John O’brien
Stratford Ave
St. Mary's Church
New St. Joseph’s
Waterbury
Conn
Schick
Stratford
Ste
Barnum Avenue
St. Charles Church
Wheeler
Easton
Careling EB
Nathan ‘Gv Wheeler
Union Cemetery
Nolan
Joseph Nolan
Charles L. Dennis
State Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Milford
Colletti
Antonio Colletti
A. R. Abriola & Son
Maio Street
Holy Rosary
St. Michael's Ceme
Howell
John Howell
Black Rock Avenue
Radio Programs on WEAF and WOR Stations
Digest of daily radio listings from WEAF and WOR with schedules for 160 and 400 meter bands. Includes morning reports, weather, stock markets, literary features, children’s stories, musical concerts, and a Night program lineup featuring the Newpaper Men's Night tribute with Newark and New York broadcasters and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse el, & Mfg. Co
Newark
Nek
Women's Wear Daily
Howard Tt. Garis
Ohio Society of New York
Waldorf-Astona
WJZ
Marjorie L. Barnes
Glen Ridge
N. J
Good Housekeeping
Repal Dance Orchestra
Clifton
Arlington
Institute For Public Service
Regal Dance Orchestra
WEAF
American Tel, & Tel. Co
New York
Regent Trio
Adoration
Borowski
Truly
Rose
Blue Kitten
Filml
Sylvia
Speaks
Samuel Freed
Godard
Chatelan
Lake of
Sanderson
Wehwayman
Woodman
Bartlett
Picardy
Wood
William B. McNeary
Newark Sunday Call
Briggs
New York Tribune
Bide Dudley
New York Eveing World
Tom Thorpe
The
New York Journal
Roy K. Moulton
New York Mail
H. I. Phillips
Globe Trotter
New York Globo
Charles Isaacson
Charlies D. Isaacson
Marguerite White
Mss
Anca Seldlova
Verai
Liszt
Sternberg
Schubert
Charles BD. Isaacaon
France pursues Ruhr occupation aims with force
French officials insist occupation would pressure Germany to pay reparations and prove Berlin cannot evade postwar duties. They acknowledge British views may differ and warn that if Germany is sincerely meeting obligations, readjustment could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Germany
France
Experta
Card of Thanks for flowers and sympathy at bereavement
We express sincere gratitude to friends and relatives for beautiful flowers and kind expressions of sympathy extended to us in our bereavement.
Menages and Menageries Sail on St Mihiel
Coblenz dispatch notes the American transport St Mihiel will depart Antwerp with the last forces in Germany. Officers and men will take few personal effects while a menagerie of dogs, monkeys, birds, turtles and odd items accompanies them. The rear guard will oversee records, property and claims, closing the Army of Occupation model farm and dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mihiel
Coblenz
Associated ‘Press
Antwerp
Germany
Cologne
Urs
Ana Eniis
Allen
William W. Harts
Army of Occupation
Explosion Threatens New Haven Gas Supply
An explosion at the New Haven Gas company water gas plant on Chapel Street cut output to under 60 percent, threatening city gas supply. The blast shattered a 30 inch valve, damaged sheds and windows, and sparked a small fire. full capacity was expected by morning after repairs, with reserve tanks needed for at least 12 hours. One stoker, Dominick Polatto, was thrown but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Gas Company
Chapel Street
Dominick Polatto
KLAN CHIEF ACCUSED AGAIN IN MER ROUGE HEARING
Testimony alleges Ku Klux Klan leader directed deportations and issued threats in Morehouse parish. Davenport and associates describe violence as fear grew. three Mer Rouge residents ordered out of state. Kidnapping case linked to August 24 incident near Lake La Fourche with headless bodies later found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp
Skipwith
Addie May Hamilton
Davenport
Mer Rouge
Morehouse
Bastrop
Ku Klux Klan
Whipple
W. L. Pugh
Campbell
Govence Parker
Leon Davenport
Brokher
Joseph
Hugo Davenport
Conrad McDuffy
Thea
Daniel
Richard
Lake la Fourche
Rum running myth denied as coast guard chase ends
New York reports claim four rum runners were seized and liquor rushed ashore in large quantities. An African American customs officer aboard the Evelyn led a dramatic pursuit, ordering surrender and searching boats for liquor amid claims of a pool of whiskey. Officials rebut AP dispatches describing Highlands smuggling as propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Port Stuart
Stuart
Associated Press
Highlands
N. J
W Jam .B. Mosa
New Jersey
Jersey
Coast Guard
Prohibition
Poth States
John D. Appleby
Washington Briefs on Agriculture and Debt Policy
The day’s notes report a final bar on free seed provisions in the Agriculture bill. British and American debt commissions again meet over war debts to the United States. The House Appropriations Committee approves a 7 million dollar item for Muscle Shoals development. Army oil funding maintains current force levels. Upshaw of Georgia visits prohibition headquarters to present charges of drinking in high places. Washington says no immediate move in the reparations crisis. Five-packers reps express dissatisfaction with current packer control enforcement. Prohibition officials show mild interest in New Jersey rum running reports and seek a local report. Harding nominates J R Crissinger for Fed chair, James McNary for comptroller, and Milo Campbell for a Reserve Board seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House Appropriations Committee
House
Upshaw
Georgia
Prohibition
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
New Jersey
Harding
J. R. Crissinger
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Evening High School Reopens With 1200 Plus Enrollment
The Evening High School reopened this week for the final half of the year, with about 100 new students pushing total registration above 1,200. Classes run Monday Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 pm, offering courses from typewriting to bookkeeping. A new public speaking and debating class, taught by Miss Kea Wishengrad, was added as part of the push for more pupils more teachers and more courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wadsworth
Oace
Wadsworth
Kea Wishengrad
Danbury Legion installs officer now in service
Danbury January 12 Special Lieutenant Commander Samuel Smith U S A was installed as the only post commander of the state still in active service at the local American Legion post State Commander Edward L Welly of Bridgeport presided Officers installed included Senior Vice Commander Louis Garrison Junior Vice Commander Starold Raffles and Adjutant Harold Scofield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Samuel Smith
U.S. A
American Legion
Edward L. Welly
Bridgeport
Louis Garrison
Starold Raffles
Harold Scofield
Social Service Conference Held at St John’s Church
A Social Service Conference of the Episcopalian diocese of Connecticut met yesterday in the parish house of St. John’s Church on Fairfield Avenue. The event ran in two sessions, the first for clergy from four to six with dinner, and the second beginning at eight for ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopiian Diocese of
Connecticut
St. John's Church
Fairfield Avenue
Church Mission of Help Leaders Address Social Service
Laymen and clergy chaired by Rev Stephen Fish Sherman led a conference on the Church Service Society and social service issues. Archdea con Augustus Elmendorf Rev Gerald Cunningham Miss Ann Vernon and Charles Dow presented on city and rural mission plans for church welfare groups in the Diocese of Newark and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Fish Sherman
Augustus Elmendorf
Board of Social Service
Diocese of
Newark
Gerald Cunningham
St. John’s Church
Stamford
Ann Vernon
Social Service ‘Board of
Rhode Island
Charles Dow
Church Servi Society
Socia Ice
Miss
Chrisie Boylston
Connecticut
Meeting on work to guide girls at St John Parish HQ
An established state headquarters in St John's Parish hosts a meeting addressing work guiding and advising girls. The gathering aims to outline roles and duties for leadership and outreach in youth development programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parish
Meetings Tonight At Various Local Organizations
Tonight several groups convene in Bridgeport including the Danish Sisterhood at 1119 Broad Street, the Socialist party at 306 Fairfield Avenue, the Bridgeport Council, United Commercial Travelers at 1184 Main Street, Dewey Camp, Modern Woodmen of America at 174 State Street, and an additional address line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troskab Lodge
Broad Street
Socialist Party
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport Council
United Commercial
Travelers of America
Mainstreet
Dewey
Woodmen of America
State Street
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Hughes & Chapman
KD. K. A
Westinghouse el. & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Austraas
A. K. Philipp
L. Bamberger& Co
Jim Brennan
al Wilson
Edith Roth
Sagan
Santa
J. J Schadle
S. S. Stafford, Inc
A. H. Meyers
Edwar Wieland
Moonbeam Dance Orchestra
N. A
Earl Dana
MM. R. Rinehart
H. %. Mencken
Waldemar -Bonsels
Elizabeth Saksa
Klux Klan
Evelyn
Danbury Legion
American Red Cross Home Service Section
County Court House
Nin
Wissner Pianos
Wissmer
Victor’s and
Wissner’s
Wissner
Main St
Phone Barnum
Bank St
Paca E EN Lel Dairy
Iceoe
Esar
Goldentile
Goldentfill
C. M
Suits & O’coats
Oat Special
Resar Misch
KIL Main
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
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