Bridgeport Girl Severely Injured in Auto Crash
Miss Belle Rappenport seven years old of 820 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport suffers a broken leg several teeth knocked out and possible internal injuries after a car owned by and driven by Douglas Raymond of Norwalk collided with the Rappenport car on the Brae Tan Post Road near St Johns Park. Her parents and siblings also injured. Raymond held for investigation.
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Stampfort
Belle Rappenort
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport Wes
Stamford Hospital
Miss Rappoport
Nathan Rappoport
Belle
Anna
Gertrude
New York
Bridgeport
Tevek
Kerman & Strinlbers
Rappoport
Basnital
Te‘le
Herrye
Rappoporthe
Raymond
Stone's Name Sent to Committee in Senate Refer
Senate proceedings show a push to move Stone’s nomination to the committee for review. An executive session devoted to publicity over the record, with Cummins admitting open discussion should have occurred. Wheeler seeks openness on the Stone matter as Borah’s panel had exonerated him. The committee postponed action on Charles Heecher Warren’s nomination to succeed Stone as Attorney General.
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Cummins
Iowa
Wellin
Alabama
Senate Ra'es
Tin
Bones Action 15
Morgan
Wheel
Department of Justice
Cordon Campbell
Interiom Tool
Borah
Wheeler
Death
Ifa
Charles Heecher Warren
Dervet
Japan
Mexico
Stone
Benate
Rate Fix Debate Over Reading Matter Postage
Discussion centers on fixing rates for reading matter with proposed decreases. A committee report suggests consolidating eight zones into three. Proposed rates would apply three cents to zones one to three, six cents to zones four to six, and eight cents to zones seven and eight.
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Moses
President Courages Budget Cuts to Lower Taxes
President Coolidge urges a two percent cut in federal expenditures to reduce the overall budget toward three billion dollars and lessen the tax burden. Brigadier General J M Lord supports the plan, noting savings could be achieved while debt service falls. The speech highlights past reductions in spending and interest costs, stressing continued economy as essential for taxpayers.
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Hiss
Jf M. Lord
General Lord
Bench Warrants Filed Over Mass Rum Seizure
Bench warrants will be served amid the seizure of 143000 dollars worth of liquor at a Beaver Brooksitet location last Saturday. Isaiah B. Linnett was arrested. others are sought. Police and prosecutors say the case may expose a large bootlegging plot and will pursue to the end.
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Lynor
Beaver Brooksitet
Sanbury
Isaiah B. Linnett
Piture
John Kells
Charles 4. Hallock
Kelly
Illiam T, Comleyay
Weathersfield
Connecticut Debates Tax Reform and Railroad Refinancing
Connecticut officials push for a statewide gross income tax to unify rates and reduce burdens on industry. At a chamber meeting, FE G Buckland discusses refinancing the New Haven Railway loan, highlighting a broad New England subscription effort and a new era in railroad financing.
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Connerrcut
Blodgett
Tre
New York State
Connecticut
Tle
Fairchild
Yale University
United States
Commissioner Blodgett
Buckland
FE. G. Buckland
New Haven Road
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
New England
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Reval
New Haven
Black Beast
New Ingland
Saeyie
Buckhind
New Zingland
Mr. Buckland
Torney
George J. Beers
Chaiman
Streams
10 Glass
Waterbury
Seow Manufacturing
Seow Manufacturing Companys
Talphy Wella
Heartford
Frank Cheney, Jr
South Manchester
Eee Fiento
Industrial Association of the
Tower Naugatuck Valley
Kent Tapbard
Manufacturers’ Aassociation of
Pollution Committee
Mother of Five Sued for Divorce in Superior Court
Catherine Ford Blue of Danbury faces a divorce action filed by husband Frank Blue in Superior Court seeking a decree of divorce and custody of their five children. The case outlines allegations of spousal fault and requests custody arrangements.
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Catherine Ford Blue
Danburs
Frank Blue
Ued
Blue
Jury to Try 10 Place Blame for Quadruple Killing
Jurors will hear two versions of the shooting death of Glenn Young and three others as coroner's inquest reconvenes. Edward Forbes and Tomer Warren, Klansmen slain with Young and Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas, are buried as funerals proceed with security measures in place.
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Tharrin
Tis
Cated Press
Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Formine
Edward Forbes
Tomer Warren
Munsie Honored by Retail Board on Opening Store
John McKinnon Munsie, retiring manager of the Smith-Murray Co., received a beautifully engraved certificate of honorary membership from the Bridgeport Retail Board. Samuel C. Parker noted Munsie’s active participation. A M Engelhard presented Burns works. Munsie plans to open the J. M. Munsie Company in South Norwalk around March 1 and invites board members to visit. The board also endorsed forming an Automotive Club in Bridgeport.
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Yestors
John McKinnon Munnsie
Smith-Murray Co
Bridgeport Real Board
Hts
Samuel C. Parker
Trowland Dry Goods Co
A. M. Engelhard
Read's
Munsie
Robert Burns
J. M. Munsle Company
South Norwalk
Bridgeport
Father Sues Over Lime Explosion Blinding Son
Ernest Klaine Jr. sues for damages of 5080 after his son lost an eye in a lime explosion near Pearl and Orchard streets. The claim names Mic fvenn of Easton and John Stab as defendants. The incident occurred during the construction of a bank building by Dennis and Rothstark.
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Ernest Klaine
Tits Elty
Sult
Sulpertar
Hie
Mic Fvenn
Easton
John Stab[Sinck
Ely
Wa Tay
Pearl Street
Orehars Street
Dennis and
Rothstark
Purdue
Danbury Suit Seeks 3000 for Sidewalk Injury
Rafus C Reed sues Danbury city as defendant in Saperta court claiming 3000 damages for injuries from a fall on River street on January 1 1994. The ad notes a laxative product promotion on the page.
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Te Ity
Danbury
Saperta Court
Rafus C Reed
River Street
Harvard Advertising Awards At Harvard Dinner 1924
The Harvard advertising awards ceremony announced prizes totaling 10700 for 1924 under Edward W. Holt at a Cambridge dinner. Nine awards were given after 6000 ads were judged from 175 agencies, honoring truthfulness and usefulness in advertising.
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BOK
Harvard
Cambridge
Maas
Edward W. Holt
Wallace Ti
Dotham
Arvard Business School
Harvard Advertising Awards
Jeu Hotland
Associated Advertising Clube of the World
Lou Holland
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Club
Famous Pianist Disappears En Route to Carnegie Concert
New York January report says Ethel Leginska, renowned Chopin interpreter, vanished after leaving her studio at 7 98 pm while en route to Carnegie Hall. Despite checks of 9 police stations and hospitals, no clue found. Secretary summoned taxi and audience was informed of postponement before showtime.
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New York
Ethel Legins
Carnegie Hall
Miss Leginska
Chopin
Notth
Miss Oliver
Secsretary
Carnegie Ball
Mezeveaina Mun
Fiatt
Carnegie
Perse Silent on Levy Removal and Transfer Rumors
The report discusses the silent stance on Levy’s removal from the county jail to Wetherstent. It notes the motion as to Vine Jacob Va whl and the plan to release information to High Shes at Simeon Perse. Levy remains at the jail awaiting transport to the state prison and may undergo an operation upon arrival at Wethersfield.
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Jacob Va
Wetherstent
Simeon Perse
Levy
Wethers
Local Fraternal Meetings Listed For Tonight
An OCR fragment lists gatherings of lodges and circles in Bridgeport area. It mentions Sons and Daughters of Spirit, Rebekah lodge, Mithra lodge, and various A F and A M groups at multiple street addresses including Main Street Washington Avenue and Tirad Street.
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Siorts
Bridgeport
Poqonnoch
Foe
Broad Street
Freyuischaft Rebekah Lodge
Star Street
Flurniang Lodge
Main Street
Aasor O
Jost Broad Tree
Bonkapotanauhrabe
Tacotta Warner Circle
Gannon Street
Mithra Lodge
Koof
Park Cirenamel
Kooof
Washington Avenue
Pequonnock Lodge
Tirad Street
Rea Cross Circle
M. M.D
East Maln Street
Mion
T. Oof
Junior Musical Club Meets Thursday at University Church
The Junior Musical club will meet Thursday afternoon at university church parlors. Juvenile members will be guests of Mrs Susan Hawley Davis at her Crown Street home Saturday afternoon. The program includes piano solos Spring Song Mendelssohn Dorothy Bond violin Humoresque Dvorak Edith Kater piano Fairy Waltz selected Bertha Spilling Water of the Minnetonka Sieurance Margaret Havison vocal solo George Soltis piano Minuet in G Beethoven Albert Shaw.
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University Church
Susan Hawley Davis
Crown
Mendelssohn
Dorothy Bond
Dvorak
Edith Kater
Bertha Speills
Watera
The
Minnetonka
Sieurance
Margaret, Havison
Wotin
George Soltis
Minuet
Beethoven
Albert Shaw
Poultry Dealers Form Association to Fight Plague
In New Haven on January 26 an organization named the Connecticut Live Poultry Dealers' Association was formed by about 40 poultrymen to combat the chicken disease and seek protective legislation. Former Judge Jacob Caplan was named legal adviser to draft a bill for the General Assembly. Commissioner of Domestic Animals James A. Whittlesey spoke on embargoes and disease, with Dr John J Rice and Barney Trotsky present as speakers.
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New Haven
Convecticut Live Poultry Dealers’ Association
Jacob Caplan
General Assembly
James A. Whittlesey
John J2. Rice
Barney Trotsky
Alty
Framingham Hotel Fire Kills One Man Injures Eleven
One man was killed and twelve firefighters were hurt in a blaze at the Kendall hotel in Framingham Massachusetts. A woman and guests escaped as firefighters battled flames from the basement and two stories down a rope ladder rescue saved Captain Edward Gardiner. Damages were about 40000 and cause was undetermined. In Hartford another fire at United Leather Findings Co. injured several people and damaged 1198 Main Street.
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Framingham
Mass
Kendall Hotel
Concern
Kendall Streets
Fight Fremen
William Welch
Framingham Water Department
Welch
Tverett
Johnson
Parminghan
New England ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Edward ¥. Gardiner
United States Navy
Gardiner
Hartford
Hartwor
Ourfre- Man
United Leather Findings Company
Main Street
Xemlins
Michael Welch
Paulina Sabrina
John J. Duiler
Phillip Jorley
Manion
Stamin
New Britain
Morris Older
Bond issue of 3 980 000 voted in Bridgeport council
Bridgeport council votes bond issue of 3 980 000 to be paid from bond proceeds. Commissioner Wieler pushes indexing upgrades for 104 years back at 87 874, with alternate plans for 25 years at 67 387 and 10 years at 41 250. Mayors to appoint Public Ttties commission members in new act. joint sessions with larger towns for statewide matters. Coroner Phelan urges coast ing limits after sled accident death. 1920 1924 assessments adjusted to 20 650 valuation. American Stores bankruptcy tax payment settled. Street lighting and traffic improvements urged by Bridgeport Business Men's association.
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Joseph Fo Wkler
Warr and Means Committee
Library Bureau
Wieler
Bridgeport
Joseph Cubelli
Ttties
Cubelli
Mayers
John J. Phelan
Police Department
John Shanley
Linen J Avenue
Charles Ardito
Pequomock Street
Benham
Coleman Street
Park City Lumber Company
Eiy
VL. DebLanex
Stephen Pistes
American Stores, Inc
Bridgeport Business Men’s Association
Park Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
John Sitees
Ways and Means Committee
Commital Service in East Lyme for Moses Manwaring
Funeral services were held at Tibugalovk for Moses W. Manwaring of East Lyme. The Rev Rutledge Veale officiated at Park Street Congregational Church. The body was taken home to East Lyme for burial in the family plot. Surviving relatives include two sisters and a daughter, with connections to Wells College and local business groups.
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Forbes
Warren
Young
Seavaral
First Baptist Church
Thomas
Lis
Row
Davis
Sevrin
Moses W. Manwaring
Has Lathyme
Noble Avenue
Tibugelovk
Hey
FF Rutledge Veale
Park Steet
Aldermen Defeat Motion Thanking Speedy Committee
The council defeated a motion by Alderman Wilbert Sanford to thank the Lagigline Committee for its prompt report. Mayor Behrens presided as votes were taken. Sanford stood alone in support of the motion, which was declared lost.
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Lagigline Committee
Transis
Alleemen
Wilbert Sanford
Council Chamber
William Behrens
Aldeman Sanford
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Comley
Herrin
Retail Board
Danbiry
E. W. Grove
J Walter Thompson Company
Barton, Durstine and Osborn, Inc
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Robert Lynn Cox
Metropolitan Life Tnanvapen Company
Hayward Barrett
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N.Y
Erma Perham
Gardner Advertising Company
St Louis
J.walter Thompson Company
Barton Duskine and Osborn, Inc
Perse
East Lyme
Moses Manwaring
Davis OP S
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Williams & Carleton
Eman
Phillips
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