Fear Bankruptcy Lawyers Ring Active In State
Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh denied a bid to name A F Palmer of New York as counsel for Arthur Adern trustee of the estate of Abran Murov, saying the small estate and high fees would hurt creditors. Local Connecticut counsel had earlier filed voluntary papers against a defunct grocer. The Bazaar assets on Main Street already incur more than $300 in expenses.
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New York
John Keogh
A. Ft. Palmer
Arthur Adern
New Traven
Abran
Murov
National Grain Corporaty
Connecticut
Keogh
The
Bazaar
Main Street
Palmer
Paulher
Jheogh
Lack Facilities in High School for 308 Pupils
The district reports overcrowding as 308 pupils remain without space in the high school system. Superintendent Cortright says enrollment will rise with the September term, requiring opening of new facilities and distribution across four auxiliary schools. Current marching totals show 443 graduates plan to continue, with 308 awaiting placement.
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Auxilary
Eyverett Cortrightl
Cortright
Goa
Cite Wall
HBO
Sehout
Vyae
Eligi Wool
Congress Tigh
Jessura Higa
Shelton
Tour Hools
Hawley Funeral Plans Delayed Awaiting Survivors
George W Hawley of his family traveling in the Baharitelands reports the death of Samuel Thawlor president of Mundgenuit Savings Bank as his brother in law travels to Firidgeport. Alexander W Hawley at Fort Kedge Iowa is due in city tomorrow. Bridge Park Relay team members pause in tribute to Mr Hawley before funeral arrangements.
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George W. Hawles
Thins Ily
Baharitelands
Samuel Thawlor
Mundgenuit Savings Bank
Firidgeport
Alexander W Hawley
Fort Kedge
Lowa
Moring
The
Tarolly
Bridgepark
Mr. Hawley
Hawley
Quicker Delivery for Newspapers
A fragmented note outlines faster newspaper delivery and equal treatment of orders. It emphasizes that newspapers should not receive reduced service or care compared with first class mail, promising timely handling and consistent attention.
Premier Venizelos Is Again Taken In Debate
In a heated session, Premier Venizelos faced renewed questioning and was compelled to secret chamber amid a tense political frame. The dispute centers on policy moves and leadership conduct as opponents challenge the government’s course.
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Venizelos
Sweet Adeline Composer Here At Rotary Luncheon
Armstrong of New York, composer of Sweet Adeline, was honored at a Rotary Club luncheon. The tale recounts his song’s delayed publication, publisher Wilmark & Sons finally sharing the royalties and the work’s enduring popularity.
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Bridgeport
Jet
Adeline Ty Tharey
Jima Wltmark
Armatrong
Armstrong
Temely
Adeline
New York Rotary Club
Ile
Nest Stotary
President selects oil case counsel in cabinet testimony
A review of congressional testimony details the oil lease controversy and cabinet turmoil. Secretary Denby offers resignation while senators press for accounting of wartime oil reserves and leases. The hearings focus on Sinclair and Denby tie ins, with plans to question key officials and examine interdepartmental control.
Washington D C Notes on Tariff Law and Leases Controversy
The Day in Washington reports extends recognition under the Tariff Law flexibly, Senate Agriculture committee favors the Norbeck Burns aid, and Coolidge declines to discuss the Robinson resolution on Denby. Denby says no resignation. Walsh Lease cancellation vote postponed. Daugherty pressure rising. House considers a large appropriation and tax reductions. Henry Ford questioned on Muscle Shoals. Nixon era debates and oil policy dominate inquiries. Senate and House push for relief measures while Secretary Denby clarifies actions on naval oil reserves and responsibilities.
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area churches and families
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Bridgeport and surrounding towns reports deaths of Sarah Moran and many local residents. It notes survivors, service details, church rites, cemeteries, and interment plans for numerous families including Moran, Miller, Lee, Goulet, Morris, Varrone, Hughes Sullivan, Wigglesworth, Lane, Hutchinson, Metarthy, Smethurst, and others across dates, churches, and cemeteries.
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sSaral Hanley
Soran
Sarah Lanley Moran
John Moran
Roosevelt Street
Bridgeport
James
Jon Moran
Edward Simpson
Florence F. Moran
Edward
Micchael Hanley
GC. 1. Miller
Stratford
Irederick Flayden
Regu
SG Chaves
St. Michaels Ctiiget Lely
Finance Board Powers Declared Advisory by Town Attorneys
A Bridgeport law firm issued an advisory stating the Westport Board of Finance is only advisory and that voters hold sole power to issue bonds or borrow money. The opinion says town departments cannot usurp authority, and funds for new schools or roads require voter approval, with the finance board only involved for specific appropriations or emergencies. Mr. Grout funded the cost, aiming to curb alleged power overreach by officials.
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of Bridgeport
Westpor
Selegram
Alan and Comley
Westport
Attornes Baward
Finanen
Grout
Jennings
Mance
Hydraulic Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
City National Banke
Franklin and Sturdevant
Library Board
The
Burroughs Library
City National Bank
Police and Wire Depts
Jiea
Bridgeport
Vire
Board of Education
Board of Anportion
Meetings Tonight in Various Local Lodges and Councils
Tonight a schedule lists the Wowompom tribe meeting at 1788 Matin Street, Mahan Women's Council at 5y Ready Street, Moniter Lodge on OG World State Adelphnan Lodge, and other local groups including FB Loet Broad Street and Magna Charta Lodge. A breathless ad promotes Fitchmudl for coughs and bronchitis relief.
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Wowompom Tribe
Kom Om Om
Matin Street
Mahan Women's Councal
Ready Street
Moniter Lodge
Ebreet Adelphnan Lodge
O. FB
Loet Broad Streat
Magna Charta Lodge
Sons of & George
Stratton
Dawes Led Finance Experts Arrive in Berlin from Paris
Berlin welcomes a committee led by American Chairman General Charles Dawes plus Dr Schacht and other officials. Delegates disembarked at the Reichsbahn and proceed to a hotel amid expectations of discussing Germany's reparations and financial settlement. The group includes finance minister Luthe economics minister Hamm and transport minister Jor Ever with further experts expected from Paris.
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Charlie Tawes
Paris
Germany
Offi
Gold Bank
Gram
Bank of Houssian
Optimisin Ag
Conlers
Gen
Dawes
Schacht
Reichshbank
Luthe
Min Y
Hamm
Jor
Ever
Suimister
Board Grants Funds Amid Transfer Disputes and Staffing Changes
The Board of Buildings Commissioners approved transfers totaling thousands of dollars from supplies, rentals, and incidentals to other accounts, and authorized fuel and miscellaneous spending. A $13,000 bond transfer between departments without consult prompted further investigation and potential return. Contingent funds and staff adjustments were debated, with plans to hire 25 days of clerks in February and terminate 10 clerks in March, while warden-related costs and prior tax-related queries drew legal attention.
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Board of
Harilies Ching He Tas
Cmnittee
de Toney
Jpmside Howe
Willian I
Drew
Uby
Bernard Keeting
Firidgeport Flousing Co
Alurou Tie Ubls
Ty. J. Marpoy
Waseline
Vnate
Toe Englewood Hospital
Coon
TNS
Sanditdi
Minty
de Suen
Cee Clade
Board of Apportionment
Taelina
Police Department
State Armory
Department of Pun
Cendine le Yugh Stirling
Pial
Stirl
Jyansters
Chart T Nies
Harties Hoard
Bridgeport Baspitl
St Vincents Baspitil
Margaret Fond Cultege
Sioud
Indulge
Hilside Howe
Macanhail Health Department
Lakeview
Nhatford Avenue
Congress
Tiluninating Company
Electric Ght Company
Too Many New Schools and Libraries, Hygiene System Overdeveloped
Mayor Behrens warns city departments to cut at least ten percent in non salary budgets amid rising educational and library projects. He cites excessive branch library plans, a costly sanitation system, and repeated transfers of funds, urging tighter scrutiny of appropriations and staff reductions where lawful.
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Houdehelde
Rea~side Park
Sebank
Centialbrary
Burroughs
City 7 Zonal Bank
State Street
Fairfield Avenue
William G. Uienham
Board of Apportionment
John A. Leverty
Behrens
Eit
Uould
Yanrions
Sean
Met and Iron
Jim
Cheene
Geta
Park Department
Lutuk
Sitchaf
Tack Hack
Tack Rock
Tan
Hack Rock
Mathop Praneh
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Anderson Found Guilty Of Forgery
A partly garbled report states Anderson was found guilty of forgery with mention of age and occupation questions to convicts. The narrative hints at pending indictments for Jam on grand larceny and extortion and references payments to an organization for publicity.
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Wis
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