Anderson Probe Postponed to Wednesday
New York Jan 39 The district attorney's probe into mishandling of funds by W H Anderson head of the anti saloon league of New York was postponed to Wednesday. The request came from Anderson and was agreed to by assistant district attorney Ferdinand Pecora in charge of the case. Pecora declined to state whether Anderson was compelled to produce personal bank books for aviation. Anderson will identify the books and payers for which I ask, Pecora said, while Anderson avoids comment and limits statements to his lawyers.
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New York
W. H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Anderson
Ferdinand Pecora
Mre
Pecora Pecora
Injured Carpenter Awarded 2144 Week Sum Claim
Austin Rowen of 43 Maplewood Avenue reached a voluntary agreement with T. J. Pardy Construction Co. after an injury on November 4, 1921. Compensation Commissioner Buckinghin approved the claim, granting Rowen 18 weekly for 124 weeks, in a total of 2144 dollars, to be paid in a single sum to settle his subsidiness claim.
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Austin Rowen
Maplewood Avenue
Tt. J. Pardy Construction Company
I PL Buckinghin
Rowen
Norwalk Editor Married in Local Ceremony
The Norwalk newspaper editor tied the knot in a city ceremony. The bride and groom, both prominent locals, include the editor known for leadership at the Such Norwalk Senlint and a widow of De Cot Andrews. An earlier partner, Ars Mitchel, formerly head nurse at Mason's hospital, attended the event.
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Releat
Inbeleit
Norwalk
Waders
Vity
de Cot
Andrews
Ars Mitchel
Mason
Norwalk fuel-head offers resignation
Norwalk January 24 Frederick T. Lamson a Norwalk Tire Co official and former War administration worker in Washington resigns effective February 7.
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Norwalk
Frederick T. Lamson
Mr. Lamson
Norwalk Tire Co
Washington
Vacillating Tutankhamen Revealed In Luxor Tomb Sketches
The article reports reporters at Luxor observing the tomb of Tutankhamen and notes his mixed reign under Akhnaton. It details his rise after Akhnaton’s death, alignment with Amen priests, later reversal to restore old gods, and the transient public interest as excavators work on the tomb.
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Arthur Weigall
London Daily Mail
Articub Vu
Kevpt
Luxor
Urey
Otte
Titankhamen
Wallud
Tutanks-Carter
PurCarnarvan
Miosi
Mr. Garter
Tord
Carnarvon
Tutankhamen
Cairo
London
Lucas
Callender
Burton
Punetta
Seti Tl
Tutankhamen's
Valley of the Kings
Akhnaton
Tellélamarle
Aton
Tutu
Duku
Kipe
Tollelamarna
Orj
Wich
Akhnaten
Smenkhkara
Akhnaion
Amen
Shebes
Ellelamarna
Skarve
Akimaton
Egypt
Lis
Tutankh-Aten
Tujiankh-Amen
Karnak
Parerold
Gous
Tuy
Ethiopia
Thebes
Cart
Srbkkarah
Muel
Floremhib
Jehovah
Lotel
Hays Not Objecting to Merger of Movie Stars
New York report says William Hays the movie czar has no objection to a projected merger headed by Douglas Fairbanks for independence of pictures. Betson of MPAA calls claims of a Hays reply false and says no quarrel exists between Hays and Fairbanks. Betson notes the stars seek to make better pictures independently if possible.
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New York
Avi
E. Hays
Douglas Fairbanks
Hays
Fairbanks
Frank Ti
Betson
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Sofes Sues for 3500 Damages in Candy Store Suit
Thomas Sofes of New Haven sues Louis Stafanon of Bridgeport for 3500 alleging false representations about bankruptcy to induce Sofes to sell his one third interest in a Bridgeport candy store. Sofes paid 2000 and claims Stafanon later sold back his share for 2400 after pressuring for a bankruptcy filing. The suit argues the business was profitable and Sofes would have earned large dividends.
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Louis Stafanon
Bridgeport
Thomas Sofes
New Haven
Stafanon
Judge Comley Punishes Corner Singing Youths
Judge Arthur M. Comley in City court fined Julius Botha of 237 Scofield Avenue 310 and costs for leading a group of youths in late night singing on a street corner. Police halted the gathering after midnight at Trewsley Street and Fairfield Avenue as rocks and snowballs were hurled at Officer J. Kelly. One stone hit Botha in the eye. others fled, and orders were issued to round up the rest if the practice continues.
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Arthur M. Comley
Julius Botha
Scofield Avenue
Botha
Trewsteystret
Fairfielad Avenue
J. Kelly
Chaplin and Pola Negri Confirm Engagement
Charles Chaplin and Pola Negri publicly confirmed they are engaged amid persistent rumors of marriage. Both stars declined to disclose future plans, as reporters pressed for details, and the interview ended abruptly after Chaplin stated they were engaged.
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Wid Monte Cal
Jia
Charles
Chaplin
Pola’ Negri
Miss Negri
Postmaster Warns Of New 10 Dollar Counterfeit Bills
Postmaster General Greang warns of two new counterfeit 10 dollar notes in circulation. The fake federal reserve note imitates a Bank of New York issue with letter B, No 639, signed by Treasury Secretary Mellon and LA treasurer Frank White. The portrait allegedly resembles Jackson and the note shows crude workmanship and poor quality. The serial shown is B.106562628.
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CLI
Greang
Federal Reserve
Federal Bank of New York
A. W. Mellon
Asia Restaurant Attachment Attracts City Sheriff
City Sheriff Joseph N. Leonon served a writ of attachment on the Asia Restaurant at the corner of Main and Park streets while a noon rush of patrons occurred. Willliam Korff, Bridgeport musician, claims damages of 1000 dollars though the restaurant manager Howard Leong disputes ownership of music and asserts threats occurred as staff escorted the musician from the premises. A certified check of 1000 dollars was posted to lift the attachment as the case proceeds in Cannon’s Court.
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Pairsendree
Main’ Streat
Sherif
Joseph N. Leonon
David Goldstein
Willliam ‘Korff
Bridgeport
Cannon Pleas Court
Wag
Jloward
Leong
Taurant
Objections Raised Over Evidence Seizure at Cantor Grocery
Samuel Cantor of 1321 State Street faced a city court hearing as counsel challenged the use of a half pint of liquor seized from an icebox in Cantor's grocery store. The case was continued to Thursday for filing objections to the seizure without a proper search warrant.
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Questa
Samuel Cantor
State Street
Cantor
Timber wolves spotted on Whiteface Mountain slopes
The report describes timber wolves seen on the Whiteface mountain slopes near Saranag Lake Wilmington caused alarm in the area. Carl Lawrence of Wilmington shot a full grown wolf believed to belong to a pack driven south by Pierre Weather from the Canadian wastes.
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Saranag Lake
Whiteface Mountain
Pioneer
Wilmington
Carl Lawrence
Fire at 267 Hurd Avenue Smoke Reports
A pie smoke incident was reported from a windo w house at 267 Hurd Avenue. A special policeman in fire alarm box 245 alerted responders. Several companies rushed to the scene to extinguish the blaze.
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Hurd Avenue
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Hugh J. Koenig
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