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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1927

Page

4

Escaped Convict Held at Ossining

An escaped convict case at Ossining involves Jean Nicholan and a recapture drive. Investigators report Fitz and Waldron and John Garbitoaf Smoghs linked to the breakout last November.

Ossining

Northwestern rail merger outlined in New York briefing

In New York on January 20 the Great Northern and Northern Pacific presidents announced a share for share merger plan to form a new operating railway, based on stock exchange. They reported progress after a directors meeting, with financial figures showing large authorized capital and substantial outstanding stocks and bonds for both railroads. Further discussions were planned, likely in St. Paul.

New York Northwestern Railway Basig Great Northern Dtr Ralph Buddoo Charles Donnelly Northern Great Northern Preferred Northern Pacific Great Northern Road Northern Pacific Company Donnelly West St. Paul

Bridgeport Third On Accident List

Bridgeport ranks third with 36 accidents in the week of Jan 9 to 15. Connecticut reports seven fatal crashes causing seven deaths, up from last year's two fatalities. Hartford leads with 51, New Haven 46, and other towns follow in the statewide tally of 274 incidents for the period.

Hartford New Haven Norwalk Danbury Middletown Norwich

Girl Prefers Jail To Facing Charges In Haddam Case

Daisy Walton a netven held 15 days in Haddam jail prefers remaining jailed to appear in a suit involving her sister in Clinton rather than go to New York to face auto theft charges. Walton moved from Chester to Clinton then to Krooklyn and was involved with Louly and Ralph Albane who tried to persuade helpers to return to Krooklyn to answer charges. They were jailed after a scuffle at Phelpa’s boarding house. Walton’s term ended but warrants were served charging theft of an automobile in New York. The two route men agreed to return to New York to drop the case, but Walton refused extradition and was returned to Haddam.

Haddam Dan Daisy Walton Haddam Clinton New York Miss Walton Chester Krooklyn Louly Ralph Albane Kfenrs Fbelps

Passenger on Sound steamer believed dead in suspected suicide

New York January 20. Police suspect the passenger Samuel Jacky of 1390 BluHill Avenue Malrlepau Mass jumped overboard from the steamship Pricenia on its Fall River to New York voyage. A letter found in a state room and a suicide note were linked to the incident, and Mrs Jenely of 992 BlueHill Avenue Mattapan Mass identified the writer as Jacky's spouse.

New York Pricenla Fall River Howton Hine Massachusetts Samuel Jacky Atenue Mallepau Mass Jacks Ted Jacks Mra Deta Jenely Bluehilchenus Mattopan Jatee Witter Ussue

Importation of Rubs Limited by US Rules

Washington Jan 20 AP The importation of narcinous bugis will be restricted starting July 1 to new tabls and to those not propagable in the United States Limited quantities only the Federal Horticultural will announced yesterday

U. S Washington United States

Frauds Charged as Three Men Bound Over in New London

Laula Kowakow Abraham Scher and Carroll Spalding were bound over to the next term of the Superior Court on seven counts of alleged fraud. Bond set at 7000 each after police court appearance. Bank alleges false statements overstated company assets affecting a 21090 loan.

New London Laula Kowakow Abraham Scher Eit Falee A. Scher New London City National Bank

Must Prove Liquor Foreign Decision States

Boston January 20 The United States Circuit Court ruled the burden of proving liquor imports from foreign countries rests with the government in smuggling cases. The court sustained Thomas Brown's conviction for transporting liquor but overturned the jury's guilty finding on smuggling. Evidence showed 150 cases seized near Quincy were from the schooner Walker on rum row thirty miles offshore. The court said cargoes on rum row cannot be presumed foreign and there was no proof all 159 cases were foreign made. An appeal to the Supreme Court likely.

Boston United States Circuit Court Thomas Brown Nquor

Prorogation of Tokyo Diet Amid Bokuretsu Case Furore

Premier Wakatsuki prorogued the Diet for three days as opposition parties filed a no confidence resolution. The Bokuretsu case drew criticism after a photograph of Fumiko with her husband was introduced in court. Wakatsuki warned he could dissolve the Diet if needed.

Tokyo Wakatsuki Seiyu-Kat Seiyu-Honte Bokuretsu Fumiko Wakatsuk

Liners Held Up in New York Harbor

Dense fog halted New York coastal traffic as ocean liners delayed arrivals and departures. The Albert Ballin with ambassador to Ireland aboard tied at Quarantine after midnight departure for Alaimbure via Southampton. Royal Mail and others anchored offshore.

York Albert Ballin Alorson Boughton Ireland Alaimbure Routhampton Royal Mail Bermuda Sandy Hook Fort St Geowwe Wuaraunting Loama

New York Rabbi to Speak Here Tonight

Rabbi Samuel Bachstein of New York will speak as a special service leader at the Last End congregation Bin Jacob tonight. The services will be in charge of Rabbi Betjeoin Cahn, rabbi of the nigegue.

Rabi Samuel Bachstein New York Jacob Rabbl Benjetoin Cahn Raubl

Wool Bales Continue At London Sale In January

At the wool sale held in London on January 20, 10 278 bales were offered with a good proportion sold. There was a full attendance and strong competition for the wool, with medium and low kinds irregular and frequent withdrawals by firms.

London

Newspaper Great Aid in Spreading Gospel of Health

Boston January 20 AP Physicians recognize the newspaper as a key ally in health education. A Massachusetts health symposium reported many doctors favor public press efforts to educate the public about health, while urging cleaner health advertisements and better readable medical copy.

Boston Ayres Phillip Merrill Pittsfield Massachusetts Commonwealth The State Department of Public Health Ira Itill

College Girls Inspect Vessel in New York Harbor

Seven technical students from a water college, dressed in seamen attire, were invited to steer the Tampa on a ten mile harbor run. Foggy weather delayed the voyage from Hoboken to Bayonne as officials demonstrated diesel engine basics and sea machinery aboard the ship for a Tampa Bay demonstration.

New York Uater College Shipping Board’y Motorship Tampa Hoboken Bayonne Buenos Aires Moore and McCorimack

German-American G. O. P. Club Meets

The German American Republican club met last Wednesday evening at 7 French Street. It voted to hold a card party at Germania Hall on February 2. Fourteen new members and 30 women miners were enrolled. The executive committee was instructed to arrange a novelty dance and entertainment at the mosque. Charles Schwartz, president, presided. K Enselmon was secretary.

French Street Germania Hall Nite Apel Charles Schwartz OF K

Kidney cleanse remedy claims to flush kidneys

An advertisement promotes Jad Salts and a lemon grape acid tonic as a kidney cleaning cure. It urges high water intake and regular use to relieve bladder weakness and kidney pain, claiming the solution neutralizes acids and stimulates kidney function.

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