JAIL TERMS SOUGHT FOR DEMPSEY FIGHT SCALPERS IN NEW YORK
United States Attorney Tuttle seeks prison terms and a $10,000 fine for scalpers profiting from Dempsey Bharkey fight tickets. Key witness Joseph Boynton, head ticket seller at Madison Square Garden, describes “overage” payments, cigars, and Scotch as incentives. Authorities restate intent to curb ticket speculation amid widespread resales and out of town agency involvement.
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New York
Associated Press
United States
Tuttle
Lader
Joseph Boynton
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Ticket Agency
Cotter
Boynton
Garden
Ringling Circus
Tex Rickard
I. Boynton
Chicago
Newark
Boston
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Alexander Peterson
John A Chapman
China
Delane Maroney
Dr Baker to Speak on U S Agricultural Resources at Pacific Institute
Dr Or Baker, United States agricultural economist, will play a dual role at the Institute to Pacific Relations in Honolulu this month. He will present data on U S agricultural resources related to population and provide information on economic and political issues of Pacific nations, with emphasis on China.
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Or Baker
United States
Institute To Pacific Relations
Honolulu
Baker
Condition of girl fails to improve in Norwalk crash
Miss Evelyn Compton twenty of Yonkers was badly hurt when a car she rode crashed into a telephone pole at Fort Point and Van Zant avenues. Driver Earl Kelly Twenty one thousand bail for careless driving and no license. others injured included Dora Sweeney thirteen and Mabel Murray eighteen both discharged. Lee Chute in critical condition with concussion and possible internal injuries.
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Norwalk
Evelyn Compton
Radford Street
Yonkers
N. Y
Fort Point
van Zant Avenues
Miss Compton
Earl Kelly
Francone Street
Dorchester
Mass
Kelley
Dora Sweeney
Norwood Street
Neponset Mats
Norwalk Hospital
George Compton
Mabel Murray
Neaponset
Compton
Mayor to Receive New Crescent Avenue Firehouse Plans
Henry N McCathron president of the Board of Fire Commissioners will meet Mayor Behrens today to ask that the mayor take over the Crescent Avenue firehouse plans. If approved the plans go to the Financial Advisory Committee. The meeting mostly covered routine business.
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Henry N McCathron
Board of Fire Commissioners
Behrens
Crescent Avenue
Fire Commissioners
Black and White Sport Fashion Reaffirms Elite Look
In a season leaning color, black and white remains the premier smart attire. The article notes the recurrence of extremely elite sport clothes in classic monochrome, highlighting its enduring appeal amid modern color trends.
Miller elected as president of Y board for another term
Paul Miller was chosen president of the MCGA board of directors at a meeting held yesterday The complete directorate was elected at the annual meeting of the organization last Thursday Eight other officers were elected including George H Woods first vice president George A Sherwood second vice president Robert D Goodard treasurer and W Og Lindewigh recording secretary Trustees will be A W Bnumvitt Henry D Simonds and L T Warner Local organization elected Frank J Brennan grand knight of the Knights of Columbus as a director under resolutions of 1922 and 1925 permitting non evangelical appointees Committees appointed with named members and terms for five four and two year director terms
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Paul Miller
McGa Board of
George H Woods
George A Sherwood
Robert D Goodard
W OG Linedwigh
W Bnumvitt
Henry D Simonds
L T Warner
Frank J Brennan
Knights of Columbus of
Bridgeport
MCA
Brennan
P L Miller
George Woods
R D Goddard
H Read
D S Day
George A. Shersod
A V. Bodine
H H Read
W Parker Seeley
W B Spencer
R D. Goddard
E S Wolfe
Fred S Pee
Donald W. Baird
Frank R Custard
William O. Florian
F W Quigley
C W Collins
George M Barker
E Bassett
L Lennis
J Hansen
Ray $ Whittes
H E, Brown
W. B Spencer
T. Warner
H A Chaffee
T H
Beckwith
W G Lineburgh
A S Huntington
EB Brown
C W Bitzer
J § Nickum
KH © Gish
W H Strang
J Grady Booe
T. T Phillips
Elilore Curtiss
Eliott Curtiss
Harold C Main
Harry H. Read
F. W. Coville
Julian L Archer
Maurice R Perry
Harvey Stowe
A. M Marsh
H A. Chaffee
W. Bodine
Walter B Lashar
Sumner Simpson
Andrew R Smith
D H Warner
Frank Brennan
W. Parker Seeley
Woman Injured for Second Time In Bridgeport
Mrs Anna Bennett aged 42 at 676 Carroll Avenue was struck on Stratford Avenue yesterday and treated at Bridgeport Hospital with contusions abrasions and a dislocated clavicle. Driver George G Ferris of 768 Judson Street Stratford transported her to emergency care. Also, 12 year old Albert Michlewski of 277 Hough Avenue received an elbow abrasion after being struck by Harold Van Stone of 888 Park Avenue and treated at the Emergency hospital.
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Anna Bennett
Carroll Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
George G Ferris
Judson Street
Stratford
Stratford Avenue
Alexander Sollosy
Bridgeport’ Hospital
Albert Michlewski
Hough Avenue
Harold van Stone
Park Avermue
Pollution rumors scare bathers at Seaside Park
Captain Max Baum reports a sharp drop in bathers at Seaside Park after rumors that Connecticut tigers were polluting Long Island Sound waters. Bridgeport health officer D William Hall Coon denied the bench area was affected, noting weather and disease fears may be reducing crowds.
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Seaside Park
Connecticut
Max Baum
D. William Hall Coon
Bridgeport
Bng
Pathers
Baum
Ambulance Transfers For Eye Injury And Auto Crash
Ambulance moves from Emergency Hospital to Bridgeport Hospital with patient Rosario Mastroni age nine at 1100 am for Traumatic glaucoma eye and later Anni Bennett age forty two at 430 pm from Emergency Hospital to Bridgeport Hospital after auto collision causing contusions abrasions and a dislocated clavicle.
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Lmergency Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
Rosario Mastroni
Fulton Street
Newfield Avenue
Cohn
Anni Bennett
Black Velvet Hats Return in Printed Cal Tonas
Fixture data highlight black velvet hats again, noted for charm with printed cal tona on black backgrounds, showcasing period millinery style and design emphasis.
Court transfers shoe labor row in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Supreme Court ordered transferring a bill in equity to the Superior court for final determination. John D Dolan of Boston, president of the Shoe Workers Protective Union, seeks to enjoin Edwin Newdick from acting as arbitrator in Haverill shoe industry disputes. Defendants include Newdick the Haverill local union and Myer Tornstein and other trustees of the Haverill Shoe Manufacturers association.
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Boston
Associated, Press
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Superior Court
John D Dolan
Shoe Workers Protective Union
Edwin Newdick
Haverill
Newdick
Myer Tornstein
Haverill Shoe Manufacturers Association
Missing Husband Sought After Wife Goes Insane
James Bailey, missing from Oneco, his wife driven to insanity by his disappearance, may be in New Hampshire. A message from Suncook, NH reports Bailey seen there and Justice of the Peace C. B. Montgomery is seeking him in connection with the wife’s misfortune.
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ONECO
James Bailey
New Hampshire
Suncock
Bailey
Justice of the
C. B. Montgomery
Maid Wins Suit Fails To Collect In New Haven
Esther Bruschel, a housemaid, won $81,500 in a breach of promise suit but cannot collect from Chief of Police Philip T. Smith who holds the funds as evidence against her former sweetheart Nick Spiak, a fugitive. Spiak, also known as Joseph Novak and Michael Fedorowitch, faced counterfeiting allegations tied to a rooming house two years earlier. Detective James O'Brien found a $1,000 bond, $285 in cash, and other items when inspecting Spiak’s room, which remain evidence.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Esther Bruschel
Philip T. Smith
Nick Spiak
Leonard C. Nickerson
Milas Bruschel
Smith Spiak
James O'Brien
Splak
Joseph Novak
Michael Fedorowitch
Miss Bruschel
700 shipped to W R Hearst Ranch in California
An express car from Nashua New Hampshire carried four small zoo animals bound for William R Hearst’s San Simeon ranch. The Benson wild animal farm shipped two giraffes seven zebras five Australian ostriches three kangaroos two black antelopes and several small animals.
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Nashua
N. H
Associated Press
William FR Hearst
San Simeon
Calif
Benson Wild Animal Farm
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Looky Vian Oa
Fletcher
Miller
Catholic
Bay State Superior Court
Verhill Shoe Board
Manufacturers Association
W. R. Hearst Ranch
Panche
Perma
Bo Fina
Pan-Am
Dt Scholf
Sunstat
AL ‘Voorhees
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Mexican Petroleum Corporation
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