Love Spurned Murder Charge Against Mother of Five
New York police say Louise Arnold mother of five admitted killing Vincent Caleyacca a watchman whose body was found in the detention room of the Children's Court building. The accused said she had been infatuated with him for years and sought divorce for marriage. She claimed he refused and stabbed him with a bread knife. The motive cited was spurned love and jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louise Arnold
Vincent Calevacca
Vincent Caleyacca
Children’s Court
Arnold
Relive
Culevacen
Lou
N. J
Os &Si
Calls for Texas murder investigation of WWs in Port Arthur
Telegram from John Shuskie of the Industrial Workers of the World urges Texas Governor Neff to probe the killings of James Holizand and two other IWW members. Reported beatings by Port Arthur police, their later disappearance and alleged mob murders prompt calls for indictments and inquiry into police brutality and possible Ku Klux Klan involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Neff
Texas
James Holizand
Arganer
Marine Transport Workers Division
Industrial Works of the World
Bat
John Shuskie
Transpee
Givine
Bines Holland
Port Arthur
A. E. McDowell
Beaumont
Tex
Solice
Holland
Grand Jury
Florland
Die I
Shuskie
Seven pilots down in balloon race near Indianapolis
In a national balloon race at Indianapolis seven pilots were injured slightly when their craft tore loose from its moorings and drifted. The Erie balloon was among those involved. the incident occurred after dawn as the craft headed south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Esterday
Indianapolis
Wins Replevin Over Auto and Damages
Judge Arthur Comiex acting as Superior Court commissioner awarded replevin to P Young of Middletown. The state police seized Young’s automobile during a vehicle dispute with a Bridgeport man who had bought it. Young identified the car as his, and the court ordered return and damages in the action against the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police Department
Arthur Comiex
Superior Court
P_ Young
Middletown
Phero
Young
Staley
Bridgeport
Daylight Hold Up Sparks City Center Fracas
A daylight hold up at a city center store ends with a bleeding assailant escaping after injuring a clerk. Police race vehicles through streets, blocking exits as officers search the area, aided by eyewitness descriptions and rapid dispatches to stations citywide.
Zain Contest No 15 Round Fight Ad Writing Rules
Bridgeport Post Telegram advertises the Zain Ad Writing Contest from 1923. It allows all non professional advertisers to compete for a $500 grand prize by writing ads about any advertiser or all advertisers. Entries must cover every advertiser at least once, be on separate cards, and include name on the back. Judging will be by local business leaders with prizes announced weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Post-Telegram Zain
Z. A
Germany Moves to Halt Sabotage Action
Fragmentary wire service note reports Germany seeking to stop sabotage amid talks on inter Allied debt and a potential settlement to cover Britain’s payments to the United States. The text is garbled but indicates discussions of a repayment agreement affecting Allied postwar financial obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enelaid
Germany
Barnum Birthday Reveres Bridgeport Benefactor
On Phineas Taylor Barnum's birthday observances note his lasting civic impact in Bridgeport. From Bethel birth to Showman influence, his legacy includes Seaside Park donation, Street tree plantings, Barnum Science and History Institute, Mountain Grove cemetery, and part of Bridgeport’s water system. He remains a revered figure in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas Taylor Barnum
Marsey
Mean
Tieeda
Bethel
Barovnr
Barnum
Barnum Science and History Institute
Mountain Grove
Bridgeport
Harding Seeks Steel Industry Pact On Work Shifts
President Harding urges steel firms to pause any shift to a three 12 hour day plan during labor shortages. He emphasizes maintaining staff, avoiding abrupt changes, and seeks a public pledge that no reductions occur while surplus labor exists. He frames industry action as a test of national life and social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni
Sam
Merchant Marine
Y Harding
Tce
Atoerich
Merchants in Main Ad Contest Listed by Name and Address
A fragmented listing shows merchants participating in a Main Ad Contest with various business names and street addresses across Barnum and surrounding avenues. The garbled OCR includes auto accessories, baby shop, banks, milk, drugs, hat store, jewelers, laundry, rugs, men’s shop, ice cream, printing, and fountain pens, along with numerous street references and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Llarkin
Barnui
Falfieldé
Manlers Baby Shop
Main
Arruda
Ban
First Rational Bank
Mall & Sule
Barnany
Adams & Roth Taking Co
Housatonic Avenue
Barnum
Mine Read & Tallogk
Boutons
Trodkwell Oeea
Tlio Millicent
Nopegata
Mali
Windle Oyu
New Haven Y
Barnu
Jeweler Sweeten's, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Harnum
Landry
Launity, Lawndryments Association
Beusa
Toho BF
Keane & Co
Migbell Datey Co
North Ave
Barnune
Tanos & Pir
Mang Co
Cannon Et Andr
Hetfield
Field Avenue
Sitoen
Main, Biers Nea
Wot & Encoa
THA J. Moll's Theatre
Bap& Enamels
Vonlin Vonprny
Women's Shop & Millinery
J. G. Neukel, Inc
Tarnum
Standard Print Shops
Crocker
Bar
Abolishing the twelve hour day and merchant marine hope
The speaker urges early abolition of the twelve hour workday in American industry noting its harm to citizenship and family life. He discusses steel industry delays, public opinion pressure, and calls for industry responsibility. He also lauds a once mighty American merchant marine, condemns wartime excess, and argues for government-supported private enterprise to restore maritime strength and national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwken
Ansertein
O. Reanghl
Toda
Tacoma
Republic
America
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Factories Busier Since May 1922 Report
Payments and shipments data indicate higher rent collections and factory activity than in May 1922. Document notes payments roughly two shillings per rent, with volumes up and shipments cleared in the months around May and June, referencing figures such as £921 and related month sequences.
Brookline man dies by electrocution near railroad station
The body of Lawrence Cunningham of Brookline was found hanging from a pole near high tension wires by the railroad station in Bay State. Medical Examiner Chamberlain ruled the death an accidental electrocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubra Raton
Aly
Lawrence Cunningham
Brookline
Pallroad
Chamberlain
Obituary notices for Dorothy Woods and related figures
Funeral services for Dorothy M Woods, 1b year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Wood, were scheduled at the family home on Norland avenue with burial in Park cemetery. Separate services for Mrs Charles A Quigley, wife of the Summerfield Methodist Episcopal pastor, were led by Dr William H M Kidd, with many clergymen attending. Frank J Balkley’s remains to Jersey City for burial. Funeral for Frank J Bulkley of 148 Main will be at St Augustine church, with interment at St Michael. Funeral tonight for Lent Marcus Leewitt, widow of Sigmund Leewila, will be at 3:99 at her sisters house in New Haven, conducted by Dr Louis I Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Wand
Dorothy M. Woods
Harry A. Wood
Norland Avenue
Ruriad
Park Cemetery
Charles A. Onighy
William HM. Kidd
Stamford
New York
J. Balkles
Feneral
J. Bulkley
Main Street
St. Augustine
St. Michael
Tena
M2 Unewith
Lent Marcus Leewitt
Air
Sigmund Leewila
Biid
Florence
Ella Marcus
Canner Street
New Haven
Louis I. Mann Wlil
Girl Chased to Street in Rags Arrested
A woman named Sarah, living with Johnnie Wise, was driven from their home during a quarrel. Police found Johnnie with all of her clothes missing. In court she wore a bed sheet as a dress and was returned to prison while arrangements were made for her to leave the colored district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Wise
Peli
Johnnie
Sarah
Insane Girl Inherits Oil Lands In Rome Township
In a probate dispute in Guysville Ohio the long ignored three acre tract in Rome township was finally awarded to a grandniece named Inaene through her guardian. The land, once deemed worthless, gained value after nearby oil and gas development. The court issued the award about 70 years after the owner Cornelis Muaydale, who had five marriages and no children, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Ohio
Rome Township
Cornelis Muaydale
Inaene
U S Day Forces In New York Need Help
Federal prohibition officials in New York seek state officer aid to enforce the Volstead act after a rise in liquor smuggling following repeal. Director Palmer Canfield refused to detail the request, calling the situation politically delicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Day
New York
Smith
Palmer Canfield
Plot to kill Jews nets 27 held in Vienna
Twenty seven young members of a terrorist band are arrested in Vienna after authorities uncover a proscribed list of those to be killed and a storehouse stocked with ammunition and guns. Women claim they found the list and munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HELDN
Vienna
Sewlah Telegraph Agency
Metn
Dana
Need More Street Signs Spurs Inquiry Findings
An inquiry into the F1.409 street sign expenditure shows over 500 new signs are needed at intersections where old enamel signs have faded. Patrolmen reported missing or unreadable signs, raising doubts the appropriation will cover all work. William W. Laramore and James J. Skinner, representing the Chamber of Commerce, will travel to Hartford with Hartford delegates to review the city’s sign system and aid in selecting a new sign for local streets. A decision is expected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
William W. Laramore
James J. Skinner
Hartford
Capitol
George M. Coughlin
Fraternal and civic groups listed for Bridgeport area
Meeting notices and organization listings across Bridgeport including Fraternal orders, lodges, clubs, and associations with addresses on Fairfield avenue Main street Barnum avenue French street Pembroke street and others. Includes references to Sick Benefit Society Independent Order of Tigers Daughters of America and Disabled American Veterans among many local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fratertal Bakter
Bridxeport
Domot Seraminhs Inn
Sick Benefit Society
Tee Avenue
Ida Lodge
Bop
Tore i Streen
Bridgeport Schwaben Benefit Society
French Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Gmien
Fairfield Avenue
Independent Order of Tigers
E Street
Eemington Improvementt Associat
Weemington Avinue Club
Savoy Athletic Association
Pembroke Street
Siete Benett Association
Barnum Avenue
Workmen's Chule
Bridgeport
Bend
Pride of
Daughters of America
State Street
Joseph Dundall Lodge
Main Street
Companys
AL Tt
Housatonic Avenue
Jerusalem
AL Mu
Belin Camp
Madern Wobdnern of America
Congress
Main Streets
Court Nelson
A. O
Harmony Camp
Shire Street
New Sixth District
Republican Club
North Avenue
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Mother of 5
Calevacea
Mane
Menain
Areno
Lodi
Addit
Palloun
Nottersax
Conntimed Aan
Jin
Florage
Victor Carwardine
Dial
Zain
Harding
Brett Syrup Cphrosto
Dikmond Iolling Ca
Tanke Hat
Mileworis and Hardware
A. W. Burritt
Knowlton
Bay State
Vaness Laboratories
Lake Park
Sandays
Banjo Ukes
Victrolas
Sanday
Main St
Accolia Tali
New Yok
Newark Yonkers
sBanjo
SiSiLks
Jacully
Silk Store
Stratfield Hotel
Everything In Silks, Corton & Woolens
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