Opposing Bankers Clash On Black Rock Bank Petition
A Bridgeport hearing on a proposed Black Rock bank reveals strong opposition from West Side Bank and Fairfield Trust, with concerns over local business impact, geographic limits, and foreign-depositor risk. Proponents argue council-like growth, population boost, and community thrift justify a new institution.
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Black Rock
Yeslesdhis
Sheare
West Bide Bank
Pairfield Trust Company
Ludgepurc
Harie
Wiliam [ Kark
West Sitekp
Qu G
Wiliam P Kirk
West Side Bank
Black Roark
Wear Alte Bank
Charles Williamson
Theodore E. Stelber
Stelber
West Side
John B. Byrne
Ralph & McEldowney
McEldowney
McEldowne
Charles Wieiamson
Lorin Willis
Frank Lo Lucas
Mary Tria
George P Wesing
Philip Allen
D Wy, Haggerty
App
Frank Jacoby
John Dez
F . Lindstrom
Samuel *Greepbaum
T J Pardy
Micheal Roth
Stephen Horan
Rhernard J. Ashman
Dred Atwater
William P. Prick
Theodore Steiber
Adolph Sherman
Joseph Cigdar
Wee Side Bank
Horace B Merwin
Roberi Goddard
Fairfield Trust Company
Bridgeport Trust Company
Fdmon? & Wolfe
Guy P. Miller
Angus H Bu Lard Ernest TR. Cathcart
Dupont Company
Fairfield
Elmer G Thrall
George BP. Wesing
Willamson
Bridgeport
Conn
Bank Commission
Neter
Fairfield Avenue
Brewster Street
Geome
Wiilard
Black Rock Bank
oSecond
Automobile Center
Bullard
Ituth
Hawthorne
Ullard Company
Bixth
Fairfeld
Iowa
Blick Rock Terriory
Taes
Mack Motor Company
Diewif
Ash Creek
Viat 8.de Bank
West End
Whittier Street
Man With Broken Back Not Likely To Recover
Greenwich July 40 Special Little hope was held tonight for the recovery of William Ulm schneider twenty four a Dog Cob carpenter who let in Greenwich hospital in a critical condition suffering from a broken back and other injuries Ulm schneider was catapulted through the air landing on a jagged rock when his auto crashed through the Mianus bridge about 12 26 o clock this morning
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Greenwich
William Ulmschneider
Greenwich Hospital
Ulmachneider
Mianus Bridge
Eclectics Denied License Plea in Health Board Case
A court rejects Eclectics plea for license restoration, upholding temporary deprivation as justified by public interest and statutory authority. Opinion notes the five member board must function despite a temporary vacancy and cites state referee findings as support.
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Board of Health
Belectic Examining Board
Warner Funeral Set for Sunday
Dr. Warner a Bridgeport well known physician and businessman dies after a long career. Born October 26 1841 in Cuyler New York he served in the Civil War and pursued medicine becoming a leader in medical education and local industry. His son Lucien led the Bridgeport Oratorio Society as president for several seasons.
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York
Warner
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Oratorio Society
Lucien
Warner Son
Europe
Agnis
Arthur
Mra
Arthur Whitman
Dr. Warner
Cuyler
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Warner Brothers Corset Company
Warner Chemical Company
The
Home Insurance Company
MC A
Congregational Church Building Society
American Missionary Association
McGrawville
N. Y
New York City
Warner Brothers Chemical Company
Riff Leader Receives 0 Days Notice From Government
American Lafayette volunteers are notified by Hank Franklin Boulton on behalf of the government. Premier Primave presided at a luncheon with Cal Sweeny beside him as Karl H. Von Weig and the Universal Service European chief listened. Von Weigand has been invited by the French government to Morrocan front and expects a Rabat leave next Tuesday. Americans thanked. Premier Palnleve praised Col. Sweeny and aviators for aiding the mission and carrying out the white man’s burden in the civilizing campaign against pillaging tribes.
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Lafayette
Cal
Charles Sweeny
Hank Franklin Boulton
Primave
Cal Sweeny
Karl H. von Weig
Universal Service
von Weigand
Rabat
Col. Sweeny
Palnleve
France
Bank Charter Debate Hinges on Savings Interest
The article argues that a new bank could not attract savings deposits unless it offered 4 percent interest, a rate higher than recent gains and similar to mutual banks. It contends only well funded banks with surplus and past favorable investments can sustain such returns. The conclusion is that the charter should be declined for the welfare of existing banks.
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F. L. Mills
Arthur Clark
Bridgeport Nash Motors Corporation
Peck and Lines
Fox
Ang Aller Guime
West Side
West Side Bank
Bridgeport
Steiber
Black Rock
Hartford
Black Rock Bank
Silal
West End
Black Roark
Connecticut
Goddard
Bank Commission
United States
New Charles
Tha Mercantie Inc
Savings Department
Supreme Court Confirms Penalty in Beverages Case
The court upholds a penalty linked to an accessory theory in beer transport charges. It discusses common law principles, jury instructions, and the admissibility of chemists and truck drivers testimony on beer samples. The ruling notes the beer's alcohol content exceeded statutory limits on several tracks and rejects defense requests for additional cautions.
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Greenstein
William M. Maltbie
William H. Comley, Jr
Comiley
Supreme Court
Levy
Malible
Installen S
Maltbie
Lévy
Workmen Injured When Plank Strikes Telegraph Pole in Bridgeport
Peter Silva aged 52 from 66 Lexington Avenue and Joseph Lopes 50 of 89 Levington Avenue were seriously injured yesterday when a plank on a recovering truck struck a telegraph pole and toppled them from the plank. Pasquale Villang 36 of Randall Avenue and John Piccirilla 28 of 276 Grand Street suffered minor injuries and were discharged. The pack, owned by Charles Copp ler and driven by Dominico Turco, travelled on Barnum Avenue near Seaview when the plank swung in and hurled the men to the ground. All were taken to Bridgeport Hospital after initial treatment by Emergency staff.
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Peter Silva
Lexington Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Joseph Lopes
Pasquale Villang
Randall Avenue
John Piccirilla
Grand Stret
Charles Coppler
Clark Street
Dominico Turco
Roselle Street
Barnum Avenue
Seaview
Limergency Ambuldant
Tr. Frastra
Emergency
New Haven Prohibition Raid Seizes 200 Gallons Alcohol
Federal agents confiscated stills and 500 gallons of alcohol from a shack in Woodbridge. John Castricone, 21, employed to operate the still, was arrested and held for U.S. District Court on $100 bond. The raid occurred as part of ongoing enforcement actions. Nearby, a separate event notes John Castrienne involved in a yacht race in Woodbridge, winning the Crescent Yacht result and the International Challenge Cup for class R yachts.
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New Haver
Woodbridge
John Castricone
United States
Bernard Bo Lat
Wise Tuane
Toronto
Capy
John Castrienne
Crescent
United State
Wittner Withdraws His Evolution Suit in Washington
Washington judges hear that Lauren J Wittner the government clerk withdrew his evolution suit today and lawyers will draft a new complaint free of objections naming another man with Wittner as plaintiff in the evolving case.
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Wittner
Washington
Lauren J1. Wittner
Wittener
GOAL CONFERENCE AGREEMENT FAILS AND MINERS STRIKE FEARS
Report from Chicago notes government mediation efforts in the coal dispute. Miners threaten a midnight Friday walkout if mediation fails, with potential full union backing and wage hour concessions sought. Sankey inquiry precedents cited. Three men, Holmes Wilson and Mullenbach, indicted for robbery and murder related to recent crimes, with two fatalities from the same incident.
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Baldwin
Sankey
Sankey Minera
Minners
Former Stratford Man Is Released
Catholic school for girls. Taylor met Miss Elder in New York and a close friendship developed resulting in her residence in Stratford. The affair drew social comment and she became known as Taylor's common law wife. The relationship lasted years, ended in 1905 before Taylor's marriage to Margaretta C. Taylor, daughter of a New Jersey rubber magnate. A child was alleged with Taylor named as father, a settlement was claimed, a $30,900 deposit was disputed, the child died, and Taylor was jailed for contempt of court with appeals failing.
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Taylor
Miss Elder
New York
Stratford
South Main Street
Elder
New Wavon
Woodmont
Margaretta C. Taylor
New Jersey
Mre Tider
Ludlow Street
New York State
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North Shore
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Frank Radke
R. Scott
Wilson
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Robert Scot
Russell Scott
Stott
Latte
Holmes
Tald
Wilson Tald
Thompson
Watson Bank Bldg
Main St
F. D. Thompson
Noble
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