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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1927

Page

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Subway Strike Looms As Mediation Fails In New York

New York July 25. Rejection of Mayor Walkers mediation offer by IRT president Frank Hedley sets virtually certain strike on subway lines tomorrow night. Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees to push arbitration with 12,000 company workers. Strikebreakers arriving from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Waterbury Conn. Waterbury denies sending men. Connecticut company not aiding transit firm, Chapman says.

Frank Hedley Interborough Rapid Transit Company Walkers New Yorks Amalgamated Association of Shrest and Electric Railway Andreads IRT Brooklyr Manhattan Transit Company Wedley Mid Continue & Company Amalgamated Subway Elevated New Yoss Allways Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington Aloor Buffalo Waterbury American Federation of Laner Trans Amalgamated Association Amalgamated Association Satur Transit Brooklyn J Portene Department of Labor Transit Company Wmf Interborough Transit Transportation Balimore Chicago Pitts Ugh Inter Court Deules Associat A Charles H Chapman Beneral Nafager Connecticut Company York Davis J Scully Tralleymens Union Questionaire

House Hit by Car Wrecks Danbury Home

A small frame house on Danbury Bethel road owned by Michael Susko was nearly wrecked when a car driven by 19 year old Richard Kearns struck the side. The youth fled but was captured. he admitted borrowing a license tag and was released until trial Saturday in City Court. The house sits at a dangerous bend near a former fatal site. Kearns said the accelerator jammed and he could not stop the car.

Danbury Danbury-Bethel Road Michael Susko Richard Kearns Library Place Susko Mwo Jomes Susko Snako Kearns Abraham Andrews William Street Suskos Smal House Bethel Mn A Washington Beecome Cheapeake Bay Maryland

Local towns weigh decisions on property and roads

Readers across Bridgport, Naugatuck and Shelton face votes and council actions. Reports cover tax details, road projects and appointments, with officials and residents weighing the best path forward for town governance and infrastructure.

Fuller’s Advisers Hear Counsel End Vanzetti Inquiry

Boston July 25 Associated Press Fuller’s advisers completed the independent inquiry into Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The advisory committee heard defense and state counsel arguments before adjourning. Governor Fuller planned more interviews and a possible second Charlestown visit to talk with the condemned men and Madeiros. The hunger strike by Sacco and Vanzetti continued as protest against secrecy.

Boston Associated Press Ilice Alvan T Fulle Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti A Lawrence Lowell Harvard Samuel Stratton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Robert G Grant Probate State House Puller Charlestown State Prison Sacco Vanzetti Celestino Madeiros Madeiros Wrentham Providence South Braintree Vannzetti Charlestown Rye Beach

Murderer Gives Blood to Sister in Vermont Case

In Windsor Vermont a first degree murderer named John Winters donated a pint and a half of blood to his nineteen year old sister Anna, who is hospitalized in Claremont for serious conditions following an April appendectomy and linked to the Cecelia Gullivan murder. Winters awaits appeal with possible aid from Clarence Darrow.

Claremont NN Associated Preas Windsor Vt John Winters Cecelia Gullivan Winds Cor Anna General Hospital Winters Clarence Darrow

Four Year Old Girl Dies From Home Fire After Matches

Four year old Julio Casey died after a cloth caught fire from matches in a New Haven home. Parents were upstairs when She ran down stairs with burning clothing. He died five hours later from burns and inhalation of flames.

New Haven Associated Press Julio Casey JuMa

Heiress to Gremmel Millions Elopes With Mechanic

New York July 26 A Gremmel heiress Helen Gremmels twenty two elopes with Frank Youmans a former chauffeur and mechanic. They married in Manchester Vermont after secret romance. Youmans, son of a Morris County carpenter, had been a chauffeur for the Gremmel family before quitting to start a business in New Hampshire. Engagement to Dudley Foster was announced months earlier.

New York Frank You Charles Gremmel Helen Morristown New Hampshire Miss Gremmels Dudley Foster Harry Foster

North Woods Girl Weds Banker's Son Tonight

Preparations were completed for a sylvan wedding in Grand Anse where Lene Wilson of the Canadian woods will marry Bud Stillman, heir to a wealthy New York family. The ceremony, conducted by Father Lamscure and three priests, will unite woodland folk and city society in a unique, pageantlike blessing.

Associated Press Lene Wison Canadian Woods Bud’ Stlimen New York Prince Charming Stillman Camp Lamscure Grandes Pilea Three Rivers Clouthie

Co Respondent Named in WFE of Gypsy Pat Smith Divorce Case

Mrs Kalin Trader Smith files counter suit for divorce in Darien court against Gypsy Pat Smith British evangelist resident of Tokeneke claiming property return for Contentment Island plus 10000 damages alimony custody of an 18 month old child and divorce. She alleges adultery with Jane Stiles and other women between 1920 and 1927 and accuses him of incurable disease and cruel conduct.

Vewn Clerks Darlen Kalin Trader Smith Gypsy Pat Smith Tokeneke Smith Contentment Island Darien Patrick Fouldwent Smith New York City Gypry Pat Smith

Driver Cleared in Death of Boy Burned in Milk Truck Incident

Deputy Coroner Henry C Stevenson absolved Donald W Baird of responsibility for Louie DeLuca s death from second degree burns suffered in a milk truck incident. The boy, a helper on George W Kraig s milk truck, died after flames erupted following an overflowed gas pump at a filling station. The testimony detailed Kraig s actions to extinguish the fire with Riccio s help, with the beam of the investigation focused on the pump flames and the boy s injuries.

Henry C Stevenson Donald W Baird Monroe Louie DeLuca Hallett Street Kraigs Kralg James Riccio North Washington Avenue Washington Evenut Kialy Riccio Kraig

Pioneer seedsman Frank Woodruff dies en route to Yellowstone

Frank H Woodruff pioneer seedsman dies aboard a train while en route with wife and daughter-in-law. funeral planned in Milford with services Thursday afternoon. Woodruff headed to Yellowstone National Park. he was president of Frank H Woodruff and Sons Seed Company.

Milford Frank H Woodruff Crawford Nebraska Woodruff Yellowstone National Park William H Woodruf William Woodruff Omaha Clare Woodruf Pegislatne Besties Frank H Woodruff and Sons Seed Company

Prostrated by Heat Man Taken to Hospital

A man identified as Michael Dailey, 58, of Raiload Avenue, was found unconscious at Lexington and Washington avenues during the heat of the day. He was taken to St Vincents Hospital around 1:00 pm, treated by Dr David Greenryan, and was expected to be discharged in a few days.

Fricas Wyvee Connor Presbus Pstuawater Ieditagodous Naugatuck Iif Lapit Shelton Sontt Fasten Dinthera Sant Taht Pete Man Ager Weston T Ingrme Baya Diedraulle Demolsen Wichel Darbury Mute Corp Bar Mdi Michael Dailey Raiload Avenue St Vincents Hospital Heav Lexington Washington Avenues David 8 Greenryan

Madison Police Chief Fractures Leg in Accident

Madison reports Chief Burton J Page suffered a possible leg fracture and neck bruises after his motorcycle collided with a parked car outside the Madison Beach Club. Authorities note Page had recent charges over a vehicle registration matter. incident follows prior legal trouble and a Justice of the Peace ruling.

Madison Associated Press Burton J Page Justice of the Peace W Marsden Madison Beach Club Page

Special Officer Foley Faces Police Board On Picnic Fracas

Superintendent Flanagan opens inquiry into James A Foley a Gaelic Athletic Club event incident in which Foley a special officer allegedly drunk struck four people and injured others before being subdued by victims and fellow officers. Victims Noble Splain Pryor Gelli and others received hospital care while Foley awaits questioning and possible discipline.

James A Foley Pleasant Street Lquar Gaelic Athletic Club Jack Horton Patrick Flanagan Foley Police Board Germania Hell Sia Chester Haberlin Thomas Noble Surburban Avenue iJohn Splain Seaview Arenue James Pryor Washington Avenue Olga Gelli P New London Poley Patrick J. Flannigan Hie

Jennings Fined For Drunken Driving in Westport

Austin Jennings, nineteen, son of Erwin M Jennings, a Westport automations dealer, was fined $100 and costs by Judge Joseph Adams for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested by Officer Edward Capasse after returning to a collision scene in Greens Farms involving a car driven by Robert Studwell of Norwalk. Jennings fled the first crash, later appeared in another car, and caused a disturbance with a horn until Capasse placed him under restraint. His father represented him. State witnesses included Dr William R Munson and Officers Capasse and Washi.

Austin Jennings Erwin M Jennings Joseph Adams Westwort Jennings Eaward Capasse Sero Dea Greens Farms Robert Studwell Norwalk Capase Father Amino William R Munson Capasse Frederict Washi

Third Victim Of Plane Crash Dies In Chicago

Carl Hawkinson a thirty year old professional aviator died tonight as the third victim of yesterday plane crash that killed two passengers Irving Hybel of Chicago and Ray Westphal of Dundee. Investigations proceed.

Chicago Associated Preas Carl Hawkinson Irving Hybel Ray Westphal Dundee

Flyer Nine Miles Above Earth Fights Blaze in Flight

A 1927 altitude test narrative describes a flyer attempting a world altitude record. The craft experienced engine trouble and parts dropped, but the pilot landed safely after reaching high altitude and employing minimal oxygen equipment. The report details clothing, oxygen setup, and ascent technique during a test from NAS Archostia.

Earth Allianes Telegram Allance Stantarde

New York Judge to Rule on Snyder Insurance Policy Case

Supreme Court Justice Crain reserved decision today on Ruth Snyder's motion to dismiss a Prudential Insurance complaint seeking to cancel policies totaling 96000 on her late husband. Snyder, with Henry Judd Gray, is imprisoned for his murder. Counsel said Snyder surreptitiously obtained her husband signups for the policies with intent to kill him. The company will take Grey's testimony as administrator for the estate is appointed.

New York Associated Press Supreme Court Crain Ruth Snyder Prudential Insurance Company Ue Fe Snyder Henry Judd Gray Bing Sing Desth House Grey A8 Acon

Merritt backs Connor plan for Bridgeport postmaster

Congressman Schuyler Merritt says he knows no reason to deviate from his plan in filling the Bridgeport postmaster vacancy after August 15. He favors Alfred W Burdick if he passes civil service tests and will rely on the Republican Town committee for endorsement. Meyer to be acting postmaster on August 15 per Merritt, with regular appointment to follow after examination.

Arthur Connor Schuyler Merritt Bridgeport Merritt Alfred W Burdick Republican Town Committee Connor Stamford Republican Town Committee of Converastion Numbe Burdick Meyer Post Office Department Washington Congressman Merritt Wiliam T Meyer Congtessman Meritt

Stolen Priceless Miniatures From Metropolitan Museum

Five 7th century miniature portraits of war figures and English nobility were stolen from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The theft, discovered July 19, involved rare ivory pieces with gold frames and diamonds. Guards were short that night, and investigators feared disposal through dealers or collectors.

Metropolitan Art Museum New York Associated Press Metropolitan Museum of Art

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