Lashar Welcomes Government Suit Against Chain Co
A. James Hayward sues American Chain Co. of Bridgeport under Sherman Act alleging 60 percent monopoly in auto bumper industry. President Walter B Lashar defends rights of patentees and argues public preference, licenses, and non monopoly of production. Government action seeks to curb perceived monopoly via patented bumper designs.
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United States
A. James Hayward
Can Chain Co. Inc
Bridgeport
Cording
Walter B. Lashay
Bridgepot
E Goteramin
Riv. Tashan
Cain Ce
Ines
Inamta
Conpany
Iherstore
Cops hold optician in Chelsea bomb outrage
A Chelsea police station detains an optician after a bomb threat connected to the life of Mrs Lewis. A warrant was sworn as part of the investigation, with the suspect described and searched following the incident last Saturday.
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Chelsea
de Suly
Lovis Anzolis
Helera Polivs
Amd
Lewis
Hendrie Dies in Ontario Cavern Boss Incident
John Hendrie, former president of the John Kta Uler Fal, governor of Ontario, died at midnight tonight at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The death ends a long career in public service and Ontario leadership.
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Lysmore
Hendrie
John Kta Uler Fal Cavernor
Ontario
St Mid
Jehis Hopkins Hoa Raal
Suspect Leak at U S Print Office in Milwaukee
Prohibition agents hunt for a leak after counterfeit whiskey prescription blanks, printed on genuine government stock, surfaced in Milwaukee. Inspectors traced over a thousand questionable blanks to twelve local druggists, signaling widespread distribution and circulating opinions on the matter.
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U.S
Milwalkee
Prohibition
Investigatiug
Milwaukee
Hyol Ag
City Tax Board Denies School Fuel Funds Overward
The Board of Education seeks 530,000 more for fuel for city schools next year, facing coal price rises and a tight budget. An Aldermanic Claims committee grant of 32,900 was approved to cover a damages award to Harper Matson, amid disputes with the city legal department and criticism likening the move to a Tweed ring.
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Board of Education
Bridgeport Public Schools
William &.Burnham
Board of Apportionment
Aldermanic Claims Committee
Board of Contracts and Supplies
Harper Matson
Claims Committee
Matson
Legal Department of the City
Cornel
William 2. Burrhany
Flour Magnate's Kin Dies at One Hundred
An obituary notes the death of a prominent flour magnate relative aged about a hundred. The deceased, tied to Fairfield and tied to local business and farm holdings, leaves a legacy in the Wa Vfe area and connections to the tide of regional industry.
Actress Kidnaps Own Child After Fierce Struggle
Stamford police probe a dramatic incident at Kiernan House where Mrs Kiernan’s child was abducted by a woman identified as Miss Manners after a confrontation with May Rivvant. The kidnapper fled in a large touring car. custody arrangements involving Mrs Murray of New York were also referenced. The case ties to adoption actions in Darien Probate Court with hearings scheduled.
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Stamford
Darien San Fuer
Wi. M
Wievnain Ag
Miss Manners
Kiernan House
Leihiid
Duvien
Dee
Kieran
Kiernan
Sarah Murray
New Yorvil
Tor Burayse
Murray
Atlas Manors
Darien
Europe
Itiernan
Arlornes
Deh Durey
Lola City
Darien Seleemmen
Jdudge
Prokae
Rothers
Ofecboelk
Special Exams Arranged for Eclectic Doctors in Hartford
Eclectic Medical Examining Board in Hartford announces a special examination for graduates of the St Louis College of Medicine and Surgery. The move follows legal questions about prior eligibility and aims to validate practice rights in Connecticut before the board’s July meeting.
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Hartford
Dees S. MarkFaun
Durham
the. Are Eclectic Medical Examining Board
St Louis College of Medicine and Surgery
Connecticut
G Tom
Louis
Gras
Fatal Auto Party Details From Testimony Confuse Lapses
Testimony summarizing a fatal auto party notes drinking among attendees and conflicting accounts. Physicians testified about medical conditions and treatment while investigators probe causes and sequence of events. Names and places are partially obscured in the report.
Forger of Secret War Documents Faces Berlin Trial
A controversial forger stands trial in Berlin accused of creating and selling forged wartime documents to foreign powers. Prosecution alleges he circulated claimants among British, Polish, American, and other agents, including authenticating letters and supposedly strategic mobilization plans.
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Berlin
Hinsel
Documenta
Neve Inday
Anapach
Lualnesa
Kreneh
Plana
Germany
Anspach
Beeneheweles
Psovta
Anspael
Finland
Csechnalova
Two Civic Clubs Tackle Reckless Traffic Menace
Traffic safety push in Bridgeport by the Chamber of Commerce includes the Traffic Mads committee arranging on-site surveys at risky intersections and potential city purchases for traffic enforcement. A volunteer squad from the Fairfield Luncheon club may assist on busy routes as police consider motorcycle patrols, while a 19 year old was critically injured in a Madison Ave collision.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield Club
Small Boy
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Cclub
Ians
Madison
Dan
St. Neent'’S Hospital
Hey
Marlang Autert
Wayne Street
Madison Avenue
St. Tent's Hospital
Nolher
Milford
W. Rosenfelt
Hartford
Lila
Oak Street
Kle Beach
A. Rosenberg
Roserfelt
Dondone Faces Initial Trial On Thursday Night
Dondone a 24 year old farmhand charged with the May 4 killing of 60 year old Topstone hermit Holtz is to appear before Justice of the Peace Samuel Nicholas in Town votes tonight. Police and prosecutors detail a claim of self defense while noting Dondone’s confession. he is expected to be bound over to the September term at Bridgeport Criminal Superior Court.
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Rigepield
Duwn Dondone
Geogga Blulx
Justice of the Peace
Samuel Nicholas
Doendone
Vonfes Novoner
John J. Phelan
Bridgeport
Grand Vriar
Harold W. Walker
Loral
Toda
Dondone
Holtz
Criminal Superior Court
Hela
Waller B Dasha
Sterman Aod
Valner Poly
Amerfonham Co
Edgar Beardsley
Strauford
Westport
Peres
New York
Piar
Stanford
Danbury
Ehnor
I Heath
Derby
Allingtown
Iasi
Mutual
State of
Connecticut
Harding Sfieai
Minnesota
Johnson
Farmer-Laborite
GO. Py
Dene
McAdoo
Morae
Anderson
SN. X
Pennsylvania
Daugherty
America
England
Lausanne
Coutraer
Annovasns
Chester Grant
Philppine
Lyonard Wood
New Haven Railroad
I Sports
Albany
Senators
Shmpson
Panies
Hiiles
Cleveland
Leo
Wwengros
Athletius
Browns
Cussinnati
Giants
Braves
Qube
Dodgers
Pirates
New Britain
Gfb
SOK
Iskard
Firgo-Dempeey
Ipreia Williams
Nevaday
le Win
Matel
No Thrill in Farm Life for Chorus Girls of Broadway
Stamford July 17.4 Special to The Telegram Peggy Wood's chorus girls retreat here failed as New York chorus girls would not trade sidewalks for country rest. Wood said food, nature, and home life did not thrill them and that none joined or proposed staying. She planned to house guests on 30 acres, but now will take a smaller group, ending her farm plan.
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Toke Hancock
Trdenendener
Chorus Girls of Broadway
Peggy Wood
Stamford
New York
Chorus Girls
Baddla Brook
Raime
Tyrone
Foo
Kuryien's League
Brople
Iward
Reich
United States and Great Britain clash openly over Chester grant
Open confrontation at the Lausanne style talks as United States and Great Britain challenge concessions amid Allied pact walkbacks. Grew notes progress on concessions while Türkiye rights and Turkish Petroleum Company tie into broader dispute. Ambiguities remain about whether American interests are protected in future contracts.
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cAssociated Presse
Ouchy Chateau
Onight
United States
Great Britain
Turkish Petroleum Company
Sir Harash
Joseph C. Grewlind
Vickers. Armstrong Company
Such & Wry
Citiizens
Mr. Grew
Despondent Derby Foreman Shoots Self in Ill Health
Despondent over ill health, Hugh Morris, 40, of 196 Derby Avenue in Derby, shot himself in the head today. His body was found by his brother, rushed to Griffin Hospital, operative attempt made, condition critical. Morris had long worked as foreman at Housatonic Lumber Co. and lived with his mother and brother. He had hoped to return to work this morning before his health declined.
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Derby
Housatonic Lumber Co
Hugh Morris
Derby Avenue
Griffin
Jharee
Morris
Mutual Indemnity Insurance To Be Licensed By State
State figures indicate Mutual Indemnity Insurance will seek licensing under a proposed framework. Commissioner Heyward Pohiunkain and Attorney General Mealy advocate broad, stable reciprocity rules to ensure surplus protection for policyholders across states. The move follows a formal inquiry prompted by a prior congressional inquiry and ongoing legislative debate.
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Mutual
Heyward Pohiunkain
Caneral
Fleady
Pebruyrs
Wheronjussiel
Arttorney General Mealy
Opti
Stratford Man May Die from Poison Potion
Stratford man Edgar Beardsley remains in critical condition at Bridgeport hospital after reportedly ingesting a poison potion yesterday. The scattered state and local items note accidents, investigations, and public events including town meetings and church picnics, with unrelated items on crime, governance, and sports across Connecticut and New York.
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Stratford
Stratford Bowling Alleys Manager In Critical Condition
Ed gar P. Beardsley 116 California street Stratford manager of the Stratford Bowling alleys is in critical condition at Bridgeport hospital after drinking laudanum this afternoon. He was found unconscious by his wife and daughter with an ounce bottle of laudanum and a bottle of wine nearby. Police investigate motives as Beardsley had long suffered leg injuries and had been in good spirits before the incident.
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Edgar P. Beardsley
Stratford
California Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Beardsley
Heardsley
Geardsley
de Ruyter Howland
Howland
Scratford
Victor Marcus
Beardsiey
Hie
Polivre
Beardylay
Bearnsley
George Porter
Daugherty pushes breakup of International Harvester
Attorney General Daugherty urged breaking International Harvester into at least three independent corporations with separate owners and officials. He filed the petition in a St Paul federal court seeking a decree to end restraint of trade in harvesting machines and related products. Continues on page four.
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Washington
Associated Press
International Harvester Company
Daugherty
Federal District Court
St. Paul
Minn
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Neve
Oller
Neuss
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E. M. Kiernan
Fatal Auto Party
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Madion
Borthry
Chie
Dil
Shearer
Wien
Mike Geattoaga
Intial
Sinclair
Sunday Post
Grant
Chester
Turk
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International Harvester
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