Three youths bound over on meter theft charges
In City Court three youths were bound over to the Criminal Superior Court in bonds of 1000 dollars each for trial on meter thefts over the last six months. Police said five cash boxes were taken from houses on Seaview Avenue and other meters looted in nearby sections. Former mayor Albert, a Republican governor candidate, died at his home following indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Superior Court
Seaview Avenue
Thomas Mdereworth
John Fennel
Frank Sevito
Strilford
Commission awaits protests on fare increase
Protests against the proposed trolley fare increase by Connecticut Co. received none as of yesterday. Bridgeport authorities will set the fare date this week after consultations with Assistant City Attorney Henry Greenstein to choose a suitable date for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Co
Reidgeport
Henry Creenstein
Two Dakota Banks Close as Withdrawals Deplete Reserves
The International State Bank of Louix Malls reports heavy withdrawals triggering a reserve depletion. Nationid Bank Cto Woh, SS. D. Jam, and the zonal bank with a $du.000 deposit record follow, as officials cite deposits drawn down as the reason for the closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WX Falls
International State Bank of Louix
Nationid Bank Cto
SS. D
Jam
Hartford Hosts Union Agricultural Meeting in Late January
Hartford dispatch reports the Union Agricultural meeting opening at the Hotel Garde, with events by the Connecticut Swine Growers, Sheep Breeders, and Poultry Associations, plus Girls’ Clubs demonstrations. Notables include J W Winch and A J Stapleton, with sessions on swine, sheep, and marketing, culminating in a Union banquet and Saturday contests for girls in clothing and cooking clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Union Agriculturakne Cut
Sheep Breeders’ Association
State Board of Agriculture, Poultry Association
Girls’ Clubs
Connecticut Swine’ Groweration
Lameheon
J W. Winchet
Ohio Agricultural
C George AM
Romroel
Field and Stream
A. J. Stapleton
Eclock
Dwin Cruttendon
Ideak
KR. E. Bees
Henryt Ldorranca
George M. Ronmel
Pleaseantville
NOY
R. J. Hinman
Ithaca
Wll
G. B. Lampson
Storrs
Ranquet
Board of Agriculture Bay
Nev
Means
Wartford
Ter
Berns A. Pyrke
Department of Farms and Markets
Albany
Boaten
Mans
Howard H. Thompson
Federal Land Bank
Spingfield
Mass
E. H. Jenking
Conn
New Haven
Connecticut Poultry Association
F. M. Johnson
Waldowero
Ale
BR. C. Ogle
Long Island
Charles F. Roberts
Leonard Healy
Connecticut
Ray E. Jones
Indoultry
Sierra
Union Agricultural Meeting
Hotel de Hartford
Connecticut Agricultural Codege
Hotel Garde
Middlesex
Fairfield
Garde
Connecticut Sheep Breeders Association
State Board of Agriculture
Former Secretary to Harding Named for Trade Board
Washington Jan 21 George J Christian former secretary to President Harding was nominated today by President Coolidge for a seat on the Federal Trade Commission board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Trade Board
Washington
George J. Christian
Aber
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court Denies Walton Plea In Impeachment Case
The Supreme Court declined to permit former Oklahoma Governor John Walton to appeal impeachment proceedings that led to his removal. The ruling, focusing on a distinct case from a Western Oklahoma district court revision, could influence the broader impeachment process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Walton
Washington
John ©. Walton
Oklahoma
Moftier
Federal Distri Et Court
Grand Jury to Report to Court After Next Week
A special report from Aarlyord notes the grand jury probing fraudulent Connecticut physicians will adjourn next week and then present its findings to the Superior Court. Prosecutions are expected, with witnesses including St Louis reporter Harry T. Brundidge and investigators from Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery Cambridge and Boston College of Physicians and Surgeons Truston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarlyord
Connecticut
Superior Court
Harry T. Brundidge
St. Louis
Missouri
Charles C. Cook
Wheat Hartford
George A. Harmon
Suffield
Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery
Cambridge
Mass
Doston Colege
Physicians and Surgeons
Truston
Mrundldage
Missouriiploma Mill” Colleges
Lou
Benneter
Hyde
Miss McCall
United States Attorney General
Postal
Department of Justice
Foley pills advertised as diuretic stimulant remedy
Don Thiel of a Fort Wayne address reports a good night’s sleep after taking Foley pills and claims the product improved his condition. The ad describes Foley pills as a diuretic stimulant and urges readers to purchase at Leverty Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Don Thiel
Columbia St
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Leverty Drug
VIRELLI NOTIFIED SEND WITNESSES TO NEW YORK
District Attorney Joab H H Banton of New York has notified State Police Sergeant Frank Virelli that the habeas corpus action over extraditing Joseph LaDane, a Greenwich automobile thief, will be heard Wednesday and witnesses are needed to prove the accused was in this state at the relevant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joab H H. Banton
New York
Frank Virelli
Connecticut
Joseph LaDane
Greenwich
Stomach Troubles Ad Vicious Remedies Warned
A cautionary ad urges prompt attention to stomach ailments before danger. It promotes BISORATED Magnesia as a quick, pleasant remedy and warns readers to avoid unknown treatments and to seek a reputable stove-side product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nui
New Haven Grand List Reaches 257 Million
New Haven’s grand list totals 257,081,210 with taxable property about 9,031,210, and the largest corporate property listing, with the next biggest property owned by Polis, set for tax payments on dates in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Havien
Dao
Brandt
Ter Arnis Company
Change in schedule for N Y Springfield train service
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad company announced a schedule change effective Sunday January 20 for Train A between Springfield and New Haven. The daily departure from Springfield at 8:46 p.m. will go to Hartford at 9:26 p.m. Sundays only, it will stop at Thermosenvila and Windsor Locks, with an extra stop at Windsor at 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
New Haven
New York
Boy of 16 Held on Mail Robbery Charge
A sixteen year old boy was held in jail on a mail robbery charge by a U S Commissioner in Jersey City New Jersey. Police said he is wanted by authorities in another locale for an alleged related crime and is being processed for the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Dan
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Remedies for Piles Offered by Jo Leonhardt M D
A dubious medical claim promotes a so called internal remedy named THE-ROW for piles and related ailments. The ad asserts internal circulation cures via a patent formula sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Jo. Leonhardt
Ander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dees
Lanchir
Pormer Ayor Albert
kKkepublican
Praries
Commission
el A
Bridgeport
State
Bank Streets
Barnum
Good Porter House
Sirloin
Bayside
Asparagas
Sir Dewet
Way Chairman Mission
Tbs
Bern
Biea
Accins Nottnio Belty Sheriffs
Chia
Nichols
Trumbull
Stratford
Lima
Ener Court
Board of Agriculture
Buckingham
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State ST
Brundidge
Nemo
Women’s Union Suits
Cheauullam
Iivestieute
Amd Leverty
Fk Kietmin
Beng
N. Y
Nstairs Salesroon
Meigs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!