Trial details reveal Mrs Nott accusations and witness testimony
In a county trial Mrs Nott faced questions about letters she printed and the meanings she assigned to coded phrases. Handwriting expert Charles Wilson testified the letters and telegrams attributed to Mrs Nott were from the same author. Wade and Mulligan testified about the relationships, while Mary Leary Wade and Elbert Wade described family observations and actions related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nott
Mulligan
Cumming
Noll
Charles
Wilson
Liburty Building
Nad
Mra
Wade
Bhgood
Thwood
Ae Wing
Chicago
Simpson
DeForest
Mr.Wade
Tlweed
Tim
Troue
Mars Leary Wade
Bbwood
Cor Ang Elbert
Adi
Mra Nott
Notin
Notte
Alt
Riot Firefights Between 9000 Armed Whites and Blacks
Chaos erupted as thousands of white militants surrounded Convention Hall and the baseball park. Police deployed guard detachments and National Guard units to restore order after gunfire swept through the city. Dozens of black detainees and several hundred whites faced off, with hospitals and dressing stations treating injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Barrett
Madene Wy Company
Oklahoma City
Convention Hall
Haaeball Park
Novra
Bill Rowland
Busineys
Railroyd
Sualion
Mars Bie
Buard
Convention Had
Tha Cite Jal
Navy measure adds 98 million in funding
A fragmented report notes an $98,000,000 addition to a Navy measure and mentions the Borah amendment. It references reappointment of a panel related to appointing midshipmen, with unclear context due to damaged OCR. The text is partial and obscured in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Vernesero
Passaic Officials Tour Local Housing Project visit
Passaic leaders from the Chamber of Commerce Housing Committee toured Seaside Village dwellings with the local trade delegation. Twelve officials observed leasing plans and housing layouts, seeking pointers for a large scale program in Passaic. They met at the Algomadin club to discuss details with housing experts and chamber leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceramilies
Ghaerivers
Pascale
New Jersey
Major McGuire
Chiprostreets
Boulgepert Dasha Company
Seaside Village
Heo Rock
Grasmere
Min Green
Connecticut
Axenic Yeaterday
Chamber of Commerce
Are of Trade
Paxsare
Seushin‘Hope
Algomadin
Toeut
Bennett St
Dhe
Siow Jersey
Stamford Leads New Haven Road New Cases Filed
Stamford led in the list of new cases filed in the Superior Court yesterday. Foreclosures dominate, including a $3,000 mortgage claim against Joans Desmond and others, plus multiple suits for damages ranging up to $15,000. Plaintiffs include Stamford Trust Company and Lomas and Nettleton against Desmond, with additional actions against construction and automotive defendants in Bridgeport, Danbury, and New York entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
New Haven Road
Boiler Cleaner
Jouns
Stamford Trust Company
Sherman
Dunker
George Griv
Bunker
Bo Jessup Vy
Daniel Burgley Meliethe
Desmond
John T Desmond
Katherine C. Desmond Ju Aband
Une Lamas and Netterson Company
Interesh
Elm Place
Lomas
Nettleton
Shoreby
Bitereal
Gertrude Sehrutler
Takeland
Florda
Chel St
Schroeder
Norman
Charles B. Magilte
Lee
Joby
Desmoted
Wathering
Nessun
Operts
New York
Kiem
End Hennessy
Greenwich
Pares Saver
Reanaheyonstruction Company
Theis Bsae
Norwalls
New York, New Haven & Hartford Haurodd Company
Bridge Pork Glagks
Guardini
George A Poshay
George Wyilroghu
Apne Bury
Mank Carrine
Prier
Weel
Main Streets
Danbury
Woshiv
Honer
Loleai
Warn ‘Terminal Company
Tie
Halon K. Wenstrom
Sridgeport
Putefield Avenue
Maherie Curing
Agana
No Nte Sab Minom Co
Int ‘Bridgeport
Summer Band Concerts in Public Parks Begin June 16
The Board of Recreation announces a schedule of band concerts in five city parks from June 16 to July. Seaside Park, Washington Park, Beardsley Park, and Olympic Band will perform with varying 7:00–8:40 p.m. windows. Coast Artillery and other ensembles will headline weekly events with weekday and Sunday programs. The council expects dancing on green each weekday and Fourth of July events, as organizers align hours for concerts and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meergallen
Seaside Park
Coast Artillery
Beardsley Pate
Wheeler and Wilson
Washington Park
Olympic
Coast Ar Lery
Coast Artillere Hand
R. Om
Toard of Recreation
Uncre
Cans Mittee
Danton Papers Filed in Probate Amid Funeral Expenses
Papers of administration were filed in the Probate court to settle the estate of Danton who died last month. The filing seeks to appoint Hanedy as administrator for his wife and two minor children Merk and Daurtona. The move follows court relevance about wages and union policy details, with local references to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iltiela Dintona
Danton
Hanedy
Merk
Daurtona
Indge Miller
War Risk Bureau heartened effort aids veterans claims
The War Risk Bureau outlines steps to assist wounded veterans through direct personal contact rather than forms. Colonel Forbes stresses field visits, community representatives, and streamlined staffing to save costs and speed up compensation. The plan includes training, closer liaison with Washington, and reducing Form 520 reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auviaa
Pe Payton
York
Ciittardelphin
Wealingfob
Seay Gelaema Ft Iniins Wat
Ghirgee St. Lauds
Minnewunda
pDenke & Rr
Dureiea
Reale
Elias
Advber Hel
Ghent Foo Wied
Ion
Toonding Adjustaent
Flila
Ieddes
Yetemma
Foosin
Po Entanel
Amor
Alhyes
Vantatiions
Maurcabout
Carag Ualie
Spanilepee
Washington
Mall
Dr Charles H Sprague Addresses Graduates
Dr Charles H Sprague spoke at the Attenints class graduation night at VY QA welcome remarks by Sterling. He congratulated the graduates on their work and urged success in the future. Demonstrations followed showing graduates handling basic baby care tasks such as bathing dressing and Bedmaking in domestic nursing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. QA
Ashel Sterling
Charities Board Plans 2500 Dollar Loan for Unemployed
The apportionment board will discuss borrowing 109000 dollars on bonds to relieve unemployment. The move aims to aid Hillside plant workers facing possible layoffs if funds run short. Authority notes suggest the charities department may be denied further requests if the unemployment program lacks funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerow
Abe
Apelin
Seeley
Huestis
Lesex
Charities Department
Fillside
Ude
Senate OKs private sleuth licenses and deficit debts bill
The Senate passed a bill to license private investigators and a deficit debts measure sent to Governor Lake. The package, pushed by Senator De Laney, seeks pension and violation funds, with projected costs around 200 thousand dollars. A committee investigation into charter fairness and a pending arbitration report shape the debate as lawmakers push for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Laney
Aly Debla
Governor Lake
Senate
Byideeport
Thomas Te Tale
Iivestipatows
IiDa
Richard J. Neithereu
Chamber of Commerce Discusses Membership Rise and Awards
The chamber hosted an executive luncheon where a membership increase of ten points to two thousand by May first was discussed. Mr Harold Clarke presented awards for fourteen girls who graduated, while HL Tr Charles Sprague spoke on duties and expectations for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hanes
Waysang Meung Fa
James D. Gold
Charles Sprague
Harold Clarke Degepves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tage One
Tieft
Notthan
East Mala
Busta
Shannon
Cummings
Albert Wotton
Tom R. Wotton
Willam, Jr
Wottons
Gerries
Dells
Loile Nott
About & Stelock
Mr. Nott
Paul
Passaic
Committee of New Jersey
McGuire
Housing Men of Chamber of Commerce
Welfare Building
Adtouraes
Mei
Ethel Harott
Robert C Derrareet
Mary Seery Wade
Elwood B. Wade
Eva Milligan
Wott IM Jak
Youle Gotts Storye
Elbert B.wade Fetter
Elwood B Ware
New L. York Contractors
Wge
Mary Noval
Cohuinhln Avenue
Hin
Pik
Vincent's Hospital
Aif
Board of Recreation
Dantona
SPP Ag
Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
Ascaris Bridgeport
WAR Risk Bureau
Tran
Charles H. Sprague
Charities Board
Contifgent Fund
DeLaney
House
Harthbore
Patus Kunvar
Fine Burra Dytective
Benates
Neave
Ravens
Algonquin
Sane Plies
Ty Ae
Ertollato
Lauce
Bridgeport
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!