Candler Lawyers Battle Claim of Already Married Bride
In Atlanta a $500000 suit against Asa G. Candler Jr. centers on Mrs. Queaina De Boucher of New Orleans who accuses him of breach of promise after a 1919 meeting. Read in court are letters where Candler expresses love and plans to wed, while his lawyers argue the New Orleans woman was legally married at the time. The defense claims evidence shows engagement broken and attempts to vindicate with a lawsuit.
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Defense Files
Atlanta
Jay
Exouse
Asa G. Candler, Jr
Queaina de ‘Boucher
New Orleans
Candler
United States
Irona
Nev
de Boucher
Howell
Wwe
Inu Med
Pissmont
Sine
Acae
Ceal
Jandfor
de Bouche
Duty Is Stronger Than Rivalry In Town Fire Force
SUELTON January 1 Special to The Telegram The urge of duty proved stronger than rivalry when a fire was discovered in the back of a barn used by Fire Chief William Sheehy Jr Former Chief James Ward who was ousted after one year as fire chief responded with other firemen. Ward claimed his term expires next year and helped answer the alarm from box 63 driving the first chemical engine to the scene. The blaze was quickly extinguished before it did much damage. The chief’s barn area reportedly houses horses and equipment.
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Suelton
Jan. An
Jhames G. Ward
Willian Sheehy, Jr
Sheehy
Sheoh
Rema
Meetings Tonight At Bridgeport Lodges And Clubs
Fragmented OCR lists meetings for Bridgeport entities including lodge associations rifle club zither club and temple lodge with scattered street addresses and incomplete names. The readable items mention Bridgeport Lodge on Main Street and State Street avenues and a 1025 Ma avenue. No clear dates beyond tonight.
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Bridgeport
U. K
Widgeport Rifle Club
AL M
Trias Council
Dairveld
Bridgeport Lodge
K. Main Street
Temple Lodge
Sour Temple
Muensterberg
Loond State Street
Hair Voluntarily Appears Before Medical Probers
Dr James B Harr of Bridgeport, secretary of the Connecticut Eclectic Medical Board, testified before the Grand Jury to learn if copies of examination questions seized in Missouri raids were in circulation prior to tests. Brundidge of St Louis provided evidence linking quacks in Missouri, with New York board officials in conference. The case centers on alleged access to advance exam questions and probes into fraudulent practitioners progress.
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Flaretford
James B. Harr
Bridgeport
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Haamin
Grand Jury
Missouri ‘Diploma
Harry T. Brundidge
St. Louis
Aspirac
Downing and
Hetener
New York Health Board
Brundidge
Renant
Man
al’ Smith
York
James W. Bush
New Brittain
Tida
Anderson
Ind
New Britain
College Conditions Told to Grand Jury
Hartford report details findings by Dr George Blumer former Yale Medical School dean and a two member sub committee on conditions at Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery and Boston College of Physicians and Surgeons. Grand Jury met eight to ten with adjournment and declined to comment on the reports. Appeals to the Superior Court seeking review of state eclectic examining board action revoking licenses were filed by David Aronson of Waterbury and Dr James W Cotner of Stratford.
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Hartford
George Blumer
Yale Medical School
Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery
Boston College of Physicians and Surgeona
Venall
Benedict M. Wolden
State Eclectic Examining Board
Or Byavid Aronson
Waterbury
James Ww. ‘Cotner
Stratford
Stamford Eclectic Appeals Revocation
Ant thony B Compe of Stamford appealed to the Superior Court to revoke the revocation of his medical license saying evidence did not justify action. A graduate of St Jo ules College of Physicians and Surgeons in St Louis Mo he was linked to a batch of 19 eclectic physicians whose licenses were revoked amid a Hart scandal inquiry.
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Grand Jury Extraordiary
Hart
Compo
Grand Jury
Two youths held by Holyoke police in Massachusetts
Two teenagers from Holyoke, Wilfred Rival aged 17 and Blurry Peltier aged 18, were detained by Holyoke police. They admitted breaking into fires while wandering along Stanford Street, facing unspecified charges as authorities hold them for further action.
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Holyoke
Mass
Swamford
Jun
Wilfred Rival
Peltier
Masher Street
Pulleo Tu
Stanford Streets
Phires
Ifolyols
Meloke
Eb Lees
Precedent set at compensation court hearing in New York injury case
A New York compensation case heard in Connecticut set a precedent by allowing a New York Industrial Compensation Commissioner to preside. Harry Sherwood, 65 Morehouse Street, sought workers compensation for injuries from a September incident while employed by Jacob W. F ed, of South Osborne Park. Dr Beaudry testified Sherwood suffered head injuries requiring surgeries, with recovery expected in weeks. The hearing aims to streamline cross state compensation and may foster future reciprocal dealings.
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New York State
Connecticut
Edward T. Buckingham
Harry Sherswood
Morehouse Street
Jacob WF
South Osborne Park
Buckingham
Industrial Compensation Commission of
Sherwood
New
New York
Joseph H W. Beaudry
Beaudry
Funique
State Policeman Again Balked in New York Court
Justice Clark signed a stay of the habeas corpus writ for Joseph LaDone, alleged automobile thief, blocking extradition to this state. Bonds set at 5,000, briefs to be filed by Staite and LaDone's counsel. Next hearing scheduled for February 8. writ dismissal by Justice Guy previously noted, pending Clark's stay and appeal.
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Justice Clark
New York Supreme Court of Appeals
Joseph LaDone
Railroad Auto Exchange, Inc
Greenwich
Staite
LaDone
Senators Debate Navy Oil Scandal In Bitter Session
Senate battle over Navy oil scandal features sharp exchanges between Republicans and Democrats. Walsh accuses GOP of withholding cooperation as Lenroot defends record. President Cummins struggles to keep order amid partisan clashes and protests in the chamber.
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Strawn
Gregory
White House
Folland
Senate
Slemp
Blemp
Cominge
G. O. BP
Walsh
Searsol
Montana
Archie Roosevelt
Lenroot
Cummins
Record crowd at Policeman's Ball in Armory
An estimated 6,000 to 7,000 attendees filled the Armory for a Policeman's Ball, kept orderly by a police presence. The event featured performances by Weber Orchestra under Prof. Otto Faul Schubert, with duty officers and guests from police departments in New England and state cities. The Sick Benefit Association was to be launched amid high planning costs, and the venue was described with white and green draperies and patriotic color accents.
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Sick Benefit Association
Elage
Weber
Eal
Otto Faul Schubert
Lemond Jaroy
Menaris
Kathleen Mavourneet
F. Witla Bebyens
Police Department
George R. Aux
Anton Herb
Wiliam Wolff
Carl Tenckel
Thomas Cafferty
Thward Corcoran
Howard Cole
Michael Colonar
Daniel Dunn
John Hughes
John A. O'Brien
Francis Saul Sehola
Wilfrea
Sehane
Sehane. Walker; Solo, “Garden of My Heart,” By Lieutenant George A. Hall
Wilfred Walker
Pen -en-Tennessee
Shannon
Tughes
Cole
Scholtz
Sergt. Woltze
Pola
Old County
Down
Patrobrep Davard Cole
New Znngland
Ami
William Behrens
Samuel Lawe
Patrick J. Wlanagan
Uihaar‘mun
Thomas Tt. Wood
Philip Tl. Blainstisid
Peter I. Tall
Joan O'Connell
John H. Ragan
Times Walker
Chas. A. Wheeler
Clayton L. Smith
Jieur
John
Areton
Mont
Geo Fy
Benedetti
James TH. Bray
Jo P. Coughlin
James J. Dooles
John J. Mynn
Alpheus c. Goulden
George Nh. Box
George A.ffaux
John B. McGirr
John F. McGovern
Wm. H
Frank Regnery
Terrence Rogers
George Topis
Thomas Walsh
Thomas Weller
Thomas Zehnder
Thomas McNamara
John A. Lyddum
Secreta
Patrick J. Flanagan
Joseph I. Coughlin
Daniel Hrolsey
John Demspsey
John 11. Capsidy
Taco Grosaman
Charles Payden
Charles Fitzgerald
Edward Corcoran
Wiliam Buckley
Edyward Crowley
John McDonald
Menard
Chancellor Marx Extends Experts Official Welcome
Berlin report on Chancellor Marx meeting the 6th experts committee investigating German resources. General Dawes and officials discuss Allied unity, German gold balances abroad, and steps for the expert inquiry to begin with formal deliberations the next day. The inquiry aims to examine hidden German capital and budget questions over about 12 days.
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Berlin
Jan
Marx
Charles @. Dawe
Trst
Tha
Germany
Miso Tn. Stieseminn
Nana Luther
Mance
Eduard | Hann
Paweg
Big
Lnteq
Ailabt
Dawes
Crermany
Firat
Ministers of Finance and Economics
St. Dawes
Iromrattves
den. Dawes
Gettimg
Day in Washington details various political moves and military notes
The report cites postmaster general rulings on newspaper mail, Griffis release from a German prison, a push for Shipping Board investigations, and tax debate in the Senate. It notes a planned round-the-world air mission from March and indictments tied to wartime cantonments being deemed invalid by a DC court. Internal taxes show higher revenue than the prior year period.
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Mre Uraiser
Omaha
Els Forstroyers
Vera Cruz
New
State Department
Carlis H. Griffis
Grover Cy Bergdal
Democraic Leade
Shipping Board
Ttepublican
Finuse Ways and Means
Senate
Mater McKelar
Pennessee
Proposta
Oval
Senate Oil Trnvestigating Committee
Athert
Milaski
Strawn
Uaul~idee
Thomas W. Gregory
Adwira Latuner
Navy
Housecate Ginmillee
Denby II
Tear Harbor
Army Air Service
Clover Field
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Aganat Trenedict Crowell
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Treasury
Stolen car found abandoned in Seymour after Bridgeport alert
An automobile stolen from the Plaza parking area early yesterday morning belonging to William Unifo of 106 Halsett street was found abandoned in Seymour last night. Bridgeport police notified authorities in Seymour who recovered the vehicle.
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William Unifilo
106
Halsett Street
Seymour
Bridgeport
Waterbury Fatal Auto Collision Involving 10-Year-Old Girl
Ten-year-old Helen Brousky, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Zurk of 28 Hill Street, died when struck by a car driven by James Covielo of Bishop Street. Covielo was detained on orders of Coroner John T. Monzani pending investigation. Covielo previously faced auto theft charges and was held under $5,000 bond in Waterbury.
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Waterbury
Stelen Brousky
Joseph Zurk
Hill Street
Janes Covielo
Bishop Strocl
John T. Monzani
Covielo
Wberry
Gill Refuses 10 Sign Grand List Over Rise
Assessor Gill refused to sign the 10 percent increase on homes and buildings in the Grand List, saying boosts for factories and merchandise were arbitrary. John Y. Caldwell and Thomas McGorrick signed, with space left for a third assessor. Town Clerk Wieler noted the filing occurred shortly after 9 AM. City Attorney Vellaney indicated the document’s legality would not be questioned based on Gill’s refusal.
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A. G. Vellaney
Will
Pontiff to Send Medals for Work in Rome
January 30 report from New Haven notes Pope Pius XI ordered a limited silver medal to honor Knights of Columbus aid. Monsignor Trovero gni Duca announces the inscription pledging Catholic welfare efforts under Vatican auspices in Rome. The piece references a $600,000 American welfare program run by the organization in Rome.
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New Havin
Histor
Bunny
Ayguruzdhon
Trbergogni Duca
Yalica Ptate Department
Hlome
Teller
Knights of Columibus
King XI
Knights of Columbus
Pius III
Rome
Lof
Vatican
Behrens Plans 10 Percent City Budget Cuts Across Departments
Mayor Behrens calls a conference with all city department heads to instruct a 10 percent budget reduction. If board requests are not met, he will press for changes. The Board of Apportionment announced hearings next Tuesday to Friday detailing department schedules and budget cut discussions.
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William Behrens
Yester
Board of Apportionment
Willow H. Burnhare
Board of Apportions
City Plan Commission
Arbormaste
Sealey
Board of ‘Selectmen
Board of Leliel Board of
Board of Charities
Board , of Recreation
Board of Wealth
Inispensary Health and Charities
Board of
Gdquaition
Debs Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Representative
Washington Jan 30 Eugene V Debs was nominated today as a candidate for this year's Nobel Peace Prize by Representative Bert Berger of Wisconsin who said he would back the nomination by presenting copies of Debs speeches prison sentence and parole papers. Berger is the only Socialist in Congress.
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Washington
Eugens V. Debs
Bertger
Wisconsin
Debs
Berger
Plans for Fish and Game Banquet Near at Stratfield Hotel
The general arranged details for the annual Fish and Game banquet to be held at the Stratfield Hotel on February 25. A meeting is planned at A Joseph Williamson’s store, 943 Fairfield Avenue, tonight at 6.
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Apna Lanyurt
Wairfield County
Ish and Game F Protective Association
Stratfield Hatel
A. Joseph Williamson
Wairfield Avenue
Ronig
Man Found Mentally Irresponsible Allegedly Swallows Todine
Philip Lakorque aged 32 of 460 Harrat Avenue reportedly swallowed a quantity of Todine yesterday afternoon. He was removed to Frilbsude home by Dr A de Heherah to cure a cold in one day using Bromo Quinine tablets advertised in the notice.
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Philip Lakorque
Harrat Avenue
A. de Heherah
Death notices in local obituaries feature multiple Smethurst Moran and Goulet families
Deaths reported include Julien Amethurst of James Smethurst, widow Mrs. Wigglesworth, and several Moran Goulet and Wright families. Funeral details vary with services at local mortuaries and St. Michael's and St. Augustine churches, burial in Lakeview and Mountain Grove cemeteries. Additional obituaries include William Gorham, Fred Van de Bogart, Edward Wiggin, Susie Lees, Mary Miller, and John Sinko with cremations and church rites noted.
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Filiza Smetho
Julien Amethurst
Wide
James Smethurst
Nagar Wieglenworth Griadelphia
A. Bae
Von
Rank Smethurst
Furee
Wigglesworth
John Johnson
Obert Milne
Remington Mortuary Chanel
Barsum Avernue
Wiliam Street
Rurial
Lakeview Cemetery
Prancis Wigglesworth
Edgar Wigglesworth
Maud Coulshon
Overland Street
Saray Hanie
Moran
Sarah
Inley Moran
Jali Moran
Rosewelt Street
el Chartes
St. Michael’s Cemetery
James
John Moras
Howard Simpson
Clarence Moran
Edward
Michael Hantey
Mra. C. W. Milley
Stratford
Frederick Jayden
Ida Goulet
Ida
Goulet
John Goulet
Hallagher and Gallagher
Warfield Avenue
St Anthony's Church
Lev
Philip Massivet
Rose Ffeule
Oy Meritung
Prendergast
Edward O'Brien
William Malling
Pyler
Mr Naviara
Walliam Mahones
Northbore
Mass
Wiliam J. Gorham
Wiliam HH Gorham
Bridgeport Frass Company
Alent
Charles Street
Mar Porvereill
Anna
Francia
Harald Forham
George P. Potter
Broad Street
Saurdry
St Vastrick’s Church
Burlat
St. Michael's Cemetery
Edward Wiggin
Tark Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
George Donahue
Miss Maclaherty
Pie Dean
Thomas Flynn
John Ward
Edward, Carrell
John Ikersey
Toseph Miller
Raymond Bellew
Michael's Cemedry
Susie
Susielo
Lees Widey
John Ler
Laurel Avenue
Mary Miller
Afary Milles
Springfield
Lieberum and Heaphy
State Street
Ler
Lewan
Wiener
First
German Reformed Church
Mountain Grove
General Hersey a Picturesque Officer Career in Army
Boston born General Maris L. Hersey will visit the city to inspect and review the z and Artillery at the Armory. He rose from second lieutenant to major general, commanded the Fourth Division in France, and served from Bates College through the Philippine Constabulary to high command in World War I and postwar duties.
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Irigauier
Maris L. Kerses
Boston
U.N. G
United States Army
United States
France
Hersey
Intet Gon
Maine
Bates College
United States Military Academy
Philippine Constabulary
Mindanao
Hewart
25Th Infantry
Camp Dix
New Jersey
St. Mantel
Argonne
Rhine
Rervive
Army of Occupation
Isan
Internal Revenue Receipts for 1923 Show Prosperity
Internal Revenue data released show $4.538 billion in receipts from July 10 to January 1, 1929, against $1.167 billion in the same period in 1922. Income and profits remained the largest share, with New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois contributing the top state totals. New England sums included Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Illnos
New England
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Distributor Wanted for Pure Food Products in Bridgeport
Prominent New York corporation seeks exclusive Bridgeport distributor for three noncompetitive pure food products with proven success. High earning potential for capable, financially responsible men. Interview arrangements via Mr J J Sussell c o Stratfield Hotel.
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New York Corporation
Bridgeport
J. J. Sussell
c/o
Stratfield Hotel
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