Cronan story denied by Stanley amid police board tensions
In Bridgeport the dispute over Captain Cronan’s suspension erupts as Edward Cronan accuses John Stanley mayor Wilson and Chief Myers of pressuring to frame charges. Stanley repels the claim as malicious, while Charles Suckley’s farewell reveals tensions with board members over handling of the case and a reported push to indict Cronan.
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Edward ©. Cronan
Dain
John Co. Stanley
Police Board
Wilson
Allen O O. Myers
Burns
Ageney Wheb
Charles H. Suckley
Lucky Jey
Cronan
Johan Stanley
Polie Board
Cronans
Tole- Bran
Surds
Stanley
Myers
Reero
Suckley
Charles
Suckler
Mac
Bridgeport Police
John ¢. Stamley
Ioners
Dari
Luckley
Block Party at Barnum School
The first block party at Barnum recreation center occurred last night on the Barnum school grounds on Noble Avenue under the Board of Recreation. The organizing committee included Dare ecy Helen Clark and Tred Martin who arranged the grounds and roped off the northwest area for dancing. About five hundred children and their parents from the Sparmwe center attended with performances by Gertrude Bellucci and Margaret Rock followed by community singing and dancing under bright spotlights. A similar party is planned for July 20 under the same committee.
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Barnum Recreation Center
Barnum School
Noble Avenue
Board of Recreation
1St
Dareecy
Helen Clark
Tred Martin
Gertrude Bellucci
Margaret Rock
Sparmwe Center
Coramiltoc
Essex Sets Nation Wide Car Test Records Across States
Essex cars set numerous marks in tests from Detroit to Chicago and beyond, averaging 18.9 miles per gallon across 49 vehicles. Records include top speeds, hill climbs, and long-distance runs with hundreds of miles and hours logged, proving endurance and performance across diverse conditions.
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Essex
Essex Cars
America
Detroit
Chicago
Wisconsin
Des Moines
Maryland Hills
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Bernardino
An Essex
Sacramento
California
Sierra Nevada
Tioga Pass
Nith Street Hill
Washington
Tilden Street Hill
Railway Seeks to Run Jitney Line in New York
A garbled notice indicates a request from a railway body to operate a jitney service in New York City. The fragment mentions Third Avenue and a surface transport plan but lacks clear details or official names. The item reads as an early 20th century transportation brief with uncertain corporate references.
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N. Y
Makes I s Own Dolls War Factor in County History
In the wartime era, local industry reshaped production as a community in Wil jmeva county adapted to material shortages. Small workshops produced dolls for morale and barter, reflecting regional responses to national conflict and economic strain.
iPalmer Post Feud Flare Sparks Deportation Clash
The feud between Palmer and Post escalates over deportation authority and immigration policy. The dispute centers on who can authorize deportation cases and whether Palmer was properly consulted, with both sides trading strong public statements and accusations of ignoring the other.
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Post
Department
New York
Palmer
Ihn
Child Dying, Chicago Man Seeks His Wife
A. Matfield, owner of a ring establishment in Chicago, pleads for aid in locating his wife who is believed to be near death within twenty four hours. He describes their Sunday routine and says she left to find work and a furnished room, and did not leave an address. He hopes to see their baby before the infant dies.
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Flylin
Omnis
Whatet
Chicago
Matfeld
Iring
Matfield
Petore
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