Bridgeport Industry Tour by Engineers Club Visit
A group of engineers from Bridgeport and supporters toured local plants and facilities led by Seabury. The visit included Remington, American Tube, and General Electric works, plus the Lake Easton dam and sewage facility. The trip highlighted Bridgeport as an industrial hub with visits to major manufacturers and infrastructure sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovp
Lake Easton
Beldeeport
Stratford
Fallett
Tripa
Devon Works
Connecticut Light and Lower
Jfempany
General Electric Company
Utter
International Suger
Remington Area Company
United Tluminating Company
Trods Castle
Seabury
Hutdgeport
New England
G. E. Crawford
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
F. William Behrens
George T. Seabury
American Society of Civil Engineers
Theodore R.kendall
Delta Psi House Fire At Williams Campus
A Delta Psi house at Williams was destroyed by a blaze with extensive damage reported. Only partial witnesses described flames and smoke. some occupants were evacuated safely. Investigators study the origin amid unclear conditions as nearby buildings avoid further danger.
Fragmentary Note Prompts Care for Mothers and Children
A garbled reader message discusses maternal care and childhood health topics. It mentions asthma, chest pain, and a warning against certain health practices. The text hints at a product or remedy called Vastecoir for children and tables.
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Vastecoir
Childern
Church Societies Plan Card Party
Church societies stage a card party and entertainment at the mosque Tuesday evening under Hogary society of St. Peverta church. Activities include bridge and dancing with booths and art prizes. Mlle Deva Sheridan and committee chair several events. officers of the Rea society listed include Mrs. John TeVormack as president and Mrs Minn Tierney as secretary.
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Hogary Society
St. Peverta Church
Tf Teaglies
Rea Society
Preshlegt
John TeVormack
Minn Tierney
Vecretsary
Th ‘Reasures
Mranklit Ricklanid
Woman takes life of babe and self in Water Town
Fragmentary report notes a woman killed a baby and herself in Water Town area. Details are garbled but indicate a double tragedy with unclear location and timeline. Authorities or responders are mentioned but specifics are unreadable.
Worcester Budget Shows Major Increases Across Departments
Worcester Massachusetts city finances show total expenditures of 18.41 million dollars, up 1.73 million from last year. Key rises include 300 thousand for the city hospital, funding for a new wing at the capital surgery, and 128 thousand more for payroll increases in the police and fire departments.
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Worcester
Mas
Allen
Mt Bel
City
Vanderbilt Buys B and W Bus Line Claim
The Vanderbilt interest acquires the B and W Bus Line, with plans to operate a fleet and expand routes from New London and Norwich through Springfield and Worcester. The purchase involves related stock and integration with the Automotive Transportation Company and Connecticut Transportation Company, affecting regional bus service.
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Stackord Sures
Dsuatre
William Varnierbile
Hive Transportithea Company
York City
WUH- Mantle
Canopauily
PaLurtion
Springe
Westnewday
Fiat Waite
New London
Norwhety
Around
Wilingath
Sprimgield
Worcester
The
Automotive Tom Company
Eoaip
Cunneedicut Transportat Omany
Ford
London and the Nim Bus Lines Between Springfield and Worcester
London and the Nim Bus Lines Inc operates between Springfield and Worcester offering regular service. The route connects key urban centers with daily departures and return trips, serving commuters and travelers along the corridor.
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London
Nim Bus Lines, Inc
Springfield
Worcester
Fruit and Vegetable Growers Meet in Hartfort
The Connecticut Pomological Society and Connecticut Vegetable Growers Association will hold a joint meeting Thursday afternoon January 23 at Hotel Chirds. President G. Billings opens at 1:30 PM with speakers Dr. Hollister from the Connecticut Agricultural College on Fruits In the Successful Products. John Lyman discusses Marketing Problems of Connecticut Fruit Growers. Jehu Abbott covers Fertilizing Problems. Brewer Brewster speaks on Handling Leaves in Hartford. Final discussion led by Harry Coe and Witkengon with topics on water quality and storage.
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Hartbort
Cary
Connecticut Pomological Society
Connecticut Vegetable Growers’ Association
Union Ascicultural
Chirds
G. Billings
Seeley
Drutessur P. Hollister
Connects Agricultural Colege
John Lyman
Middle
Connecticut
Jehi Abbott
Bellows
Mexican Church Crisis and Rebel Movements Across Lands
A garbled, early 20th century report discusses Mexican church tensions and revolutionary pressures. It notes peasant and worker protests supporting the government against clergy challenges and hints at broader social upheaval shaping national politics.
Unclear Phrase Marks Half Missing Quote In Article
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a quote about the United Nations and a Mexican theme but lacks clear context, names, dates, or events to identify a specific person, place, or outcome. The readable fragment suggests a discussion of mindset or mentality but provides no verifiable facts.
House approves 185 million deficit relief bill
House passes a sweeping 185 million bill to refund taxes illegally collected totaling 175 million to be returned. The measure would fund 2.055 million for fighting forest fires and forest roads, four million for capitalizing a waterways corp and equipment, 1.05 million for an air station at Yorktown, and 10,000 for a marine railway at San SOCO to expand the dome.
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Ilegally
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Uood Waterways
Tiers 1
San Soco
Yorktown
Bayview Contract Dispute Reaches Connecticut Supreme Court
Michel Lunde and Martin Bohne appeal a Civil Common Pleas verdict over a 1924 contract to buy Bayview Milford property for 1504 dollars. Plaintiffs claim title was encumbered and store plans halted by an injunction restricting the site to dwellings, with 1000 dollars already spent. The case was argued before the Supreme Court of Errors in New Haven.
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New Waven
Michel Lunde
Martin Bohne
James J. M
Mary TE. Minch
Ansonia
Walter M. Pickett
Civil Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court of Errors
Bayview
Milford
Toe Store
Defender knew of the restrict when the property was okta asked 1800 damages
A defender was aware of a restriction tied to the property at the time of ownership transfer and sought $1,800 in damages, alleging the constraint affected value or use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fefendanta
Jealousy Seen As Murders Motive In Alabama Case
Birmingham January 21 AP police weigh jealousy as motive for the slayings of A. B. Moore and Mrs Ruby Thornton while not abandoning robbery theory. J C Thornton, husband of the slain woman, sought for questioning after being believed in New York but recent tips place him in Birmingham. A third theory suggests bodies were robbed hours before discovery by a Negro farmhand.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. B. Moore
Ruby Thornton
J. C. Thornton
New York
Moore
Southern Railway System
Mraf ‘Thornton
Birminghams
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