Winkelman firm fails in major curb market collapse
New York Attorney General and five deputies began sweeping probes into Winkelman and other curb market members after the bankruptcy of L. L. Winkelman and Company. Officials said liabilities near 1.91 million with about 4,000 customers, and assets around 1.5 million, as investigations extend to four large failures and possible federal action.
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New York
Sherman
L. L. Winkelman and Company
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Hin
Comax
Winkelman
Winkelman Comppany
Cork
Hayward
Banton
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Deccs
Charles L. Livingstone
George Gordon Battie
Bondy
Jones and Baker
Stecs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Akron
Cleveland
Zanesville
3Darietta
Findlay
Ohio
Fittspursh
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Filipino Seized As He Hurls Woman’s Body Into River
A man believed to be Filipino was arrested at Mariner’s Harbor Staten Island as he prepared to throw the knife hacked body of a young White woman into the water. The victim, about 22, was taken from Manhattan to Staten Island by ferry. The suspect was stopped by Police Sergeant Miller before he could toss the body into the harbor.
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New York
Mariner's Harbor
Staten Island
Manhattan
St. George
Elizabethport
Milier
Yale Fellow Rebukes Conn. Bishop Over Bainton Ordination
In New Haven on June 8 Yale Divinity School faces an ecclesiastical clash as Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster of Connecticut refuses to ordain Professor R. H. Bainton under the Portland Concordat. Dr. Newman Smyth, a Yale fellow and Congregational clergyman, rebukes the bishop for obstructing a pact meant to unite denominations. The Bainton case may become a test of Congregational Episcopal cooperation, with Smyth stressing the issue's significance for both churches and the school.
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New Haven
Yale Divinity School
Chauncey B. Brewster
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut
R. H Bainton
Portland
Oregon
Newman Smyth
Fale University
Brewster
Bainten
Smyth
Upton
Bainton
Dr. Bainton
Divinity School
Charlies R. Brown
Vete Divinity School
Brinton
Brewater
House of Deputies
Don
Ignact
Zabriskie
George Zabrisie
New York
Navy promote Jewett and Arms as rear admirals
Washington June 3 Captain Thomas S. Jewett commanding the Navy yard at Portsmouth New Hampshire and Captain Frank T Arms commander of the Naval supply station Hamp records for loadings at time of President Harding approved the promotions.
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Washington
Thomas S. Jewett
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Frank T. Arms
Naval
Harding
Hospital Graduation Exercises Mark Bridgeport Class
Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing held commencement for six graduates with Miss Evelyn Marlé Cavanaugh of Ler Mass missing her diploma and pin due to illness. Principal Leone N Ivers and speaker M Hall urged nurses to teach and serve as public health trust, while several graduates received diplomas and pins amid a large audience.
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Evelyn Marie Cavanaugh
Boston Nursing School
Sllness
Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing
United Ahusak
Evelyn Marlé Cavanaugh
Ler. Mass
Stein
Charles H. Armstrong
Jessie FR. Adam
Margeret M. Charles
Olive Holden
Noreen -Gunn
Bridgeport
Dorothy On Aight
New Milford
Mise Korte E. Bent
South Farming
Laterton
Nova Scotia
Leone N. Ivers
School of Nursing
M. Hall
Schenee of Nursing
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Miss Wishe
Bridgeport notes and district changes loom large
Local speech and events outline several Bridgeport area items: six Bridgeport Hospital student nurses receive diplomas at United Church exercises. local officials consider school board budget changes. M C A adopts land for Seaside Park tennis and clubhouse. High schools eye entry paths, Chamber of Commerce urges public co operation, and a Garden Festival features June 12 13 with exhibits by the Bridgeport Art League. A knife attack on Main Street leaves Rev Tobster wounded, assailant at large. Flower show anchors garden festival. other notices include coroner, mosquitos extermination funds, and hospital dedications planned for August in local towns.
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Bridgeport Hospital
United Church
Mnitbie
Ugaivet
Dental Supervistor
M. Cc. A
Seaside Park
Harvara
Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Tobster
Bridgeport Art League
H. H. Tweedy
Tole
Connecticut Froebel
Higa Adol
Fairfield County
Tate
Milford
Fairfield
Joseph Lucas
Stillaon Road
New Westport
M. C
Standard Oil
Bedford
Mix Holfigno Ane
Nan
Pilmeta Improvement Association
Bradley
Penpury Police
Orce
Danbury
Scofield
Membership campaign to start on June 25
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce sets June 25 to launch a drive to expand membership. Campaign readers will explain scopes of work, with President George B. Crawford urging breadth beyond conservatism and emphasizing information to unite business men for bigger, broader civic action.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
New England
West
Charles Ee
Diresfort
le Bs
Bridger
Baby Denied Entry to U S as Immigrant Quota Exceeded
A seven month old baby born in Italy was held at Ellis Island while father C Corrado Perrin a Cleveland merchant mother and two sisters sought entry. An immigration official said the baby is alien and excess to quota and will be sent to Billie Inland to appear before the Board of Special Inquiry. The baby would likely be placed in parental custody.
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New York
Ellis Island
United States
Ells Island
Italy
C. Corrado Perrin
Cleveland
Perrin
Billie Inlqhd
Board of Special Inquiry
Naugatuck residents seek clemency for murder convict
A mass meeting in Linden Park Hall urged Governor and Board of Pardons to free Joseph Mitchel, serving life for the Kalvinskas murder. New evidence cited by Louis Raffel from Westerbury supports innocence claims, with petitions to follow at Monday’s Pardons hearing. Sophie Kritenman, once paroled for the crime, is now married in Union City.
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Naugatuck
Jones
Board of Pardons I
Joseph Mitchel
Bronislaus Kulvyinskes
Union Clay
Union City
Linden Park Hall
Board of Pardons
Louis Raffel
Westerbury
Mitchell
Kalvinskas
Waterbury
Mondas
Sophie Kritenman
Wealdes Union City
All Blue-Eyed Chicago Girls Are Suspects in Bandit Hunt
Chicago police continue to arrest and search for a blue eyed suspect in the holdup slaying of insurance adjustor Richard C. Tesmer. Mrs Tesmer said her husband was shot by a blue eyed girl who smiled during the crime. Miss Ethel Brown of Prospect, Indiana, freed earlier, was arrested again as officials review clippings tied to the case. A woman fitting the description was stopped near Homewood, Illinois, but allowed to proceed after a brief inquiry. June Conn was also taken into custody.
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Army
Navy
New York
Chicago
New Jersey
Yale
Brewster
Connecticut
Wrike
Montagne Brottere
Youngstown
Ohio
Mussolini
Germany
Poincare
Europe
Buela Croker
San
Ieland
Knia
Russia
China
Japan
Angora
Lathanne
Asome
Winkelman &Jo
Thidéan Cerin
Lew Haven
Waterbury
Worcester
Pletsfield Clube
Itis Bridgeport
Mecaon
Kearney
Babe Ruth
Yankees
White Sox
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Red Sox
Ftussell
Fraynoy
Pirates
Giants
Cubs
Dodgers
Reds
Macy Wheeler
New Haven
Philadelphia
Bostein
Danbury High
Bridgeport
Hilltop
Richard C. Tesmer
Ethel Brown
Prospect
Tesmer
Teamer
Homewood
Winals
Indiana
June Conn
Auto Dealers Deplore Detours on Fairfield County Roads
Bridgeport auto dealers and Fairfield County sales agencies urge the State Highway Department to finish one road project before starting another. John C. Mattice condemns the piecemeal work while Laurence Cornwall, Louis M. Pawlett, and others call for permanent, more even road improvements and less Hartford travel for dealers.
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Fairfield County
Patley
State Highway Department
Bridgeport
John C. Mattice
Laurence Cornwall
Connecticut Alita Tealers Association
Hartford
Tooth and& Hall
Louis M. Pawlett
Bridgeport Auto Dealers Restoiation
Jess
New State Law in Hygiene War Faces Board over Dental Clinic
Rival factions meet at Cornell as the fight to retain school dental hygiene work intensifies. The Board of Education aims to continue administering funds for dental nurses under a new state law that allows transfer of apportionment funds without prior approval. Debate centers on authority between Education and Apportionment Boards and the forthcoming legal agreement prepared with Judge Marble.
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Board of Education
Boards of Education
Health Board
William #. Burnham
Board of Apportionment
Burnham
Health Department
Board of Apporitionment
Education Board
Mussolini Sets Fresh Reparations Outline For Germany
In Rome on June 8 Premier Mussolini told the Senate that Germany should pay a precise sum for reparations, different from the hundred billions of marks discussed after the armistice. He argued Germany no longer needs the Ruhr evacuation as a prelude, signaled a possible shift in policy, and urged political action to ease the peacetime crisis. He outlined Italy’s stance: Germany may pay a specific sum, Italy will not tolerate territorial or military reversals, Italy is ready to share sacrifice for European reconstruction, and reparations and Allied debts remain closely linked.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Italy
Europe
Rome
Associated Press
Germany
Mussolini
Senate
Neurath Pragente
Nef
Nares Ag
Rais
Mutiny in Soviet Army Put Down After Heavy Fight
Mutiny by the Second Cavalry Brigade in Kazan was suppressed after heavy fighting with Moscow’s forces. Thirty mutineers were executed, and several political commissars were killed as the town’s population reportedly joined the mutineers against Moscow’s troops.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Kazan
Moscow
Mogscow
Stockholms-Tldinden
Jail Teams Over Montagnes Escape From Newark Jail
William Morgan and Rene Montagna were released after four months for bootlegging. News photographers saw two attendants push open a jail garage and a blue car with the Montagnes escape toward New York, as observers missed details due to covered panels.
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Newark
N.J
Croacara
William Morgan
Rene Montagna
Hagex
Montagner
New York
Poincare Rejects New Berlin Offer
Paris June 8 Premier Poincare rejected German reparations proposals in an official reply to Berlin after Senate inquiries on Ruhr operations. He said French Belgian plans require end to German passive resistance before any proposal is considered and affirmed satisfactory relations with Belgium and smooth Ruhr situation.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Berlin
Senate
Foreign Affairs and Finance
Ruhr
Cuno
Fenn Secretary Nominee for Hartford Postmaster
Congressman Fenn announced he will recommend Harry K. Taylor, his secretary, for the Hartford postmaster position. If confirmed by President Harding, Taylor would succeed Democrat David A. Wilson on August a four year term with a $6 000 annual salary. The Hartford town committee endorsed Allen H. Newton for the post.
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Hartford
Fenn
Batterson
Republican Town Committee
Harry K. Taylor
Harding
Taylor
David A. Wilson
Republican ‘Town Committee
Allen H. Newton
Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company
Boxing receipts fund New York milk fund
The New York milk fund received a check for 182,993 from a heavyweight boxing show at Yankee Stadium promoted by Tex Rickard. Fights featured Jess Willard beating Floyd Johnson and Louis Firpo defeating Jack McAuliffe, with gross gate receipts totaling 350,937.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Jess Willard
Floyd Johnson
Louis Firpo
Jack McAuliffe
Knife attack on Main Street ends in escape
Roy Tobber, 24, of 29 Droove Street, was stabbed six inches long in the back during a quarrel on Main Street near Droove Street at 6 o'clock tonight. He was taken to Emergency hospital. Police seek ZL Lynch, who arrived from the south two weeks ago, accused of stabbing Tobber after multiple recent quarrels.
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Main Street
Droove Street
Roy Tobber
ZL Wi Lynch
Grottos of New England Convene in City in August
The New England Inter-Grotts association plans its annual convention in the city on August 24 and 25 drawing over 5,000 visitors from New England and guests from Brooklyn Jersey City New York and Poughkeepsie. Activities include baseball elimination games bands contests parades and initiation ceremonies with prizes awarded for athletic events and games.
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Grottos
New England
City
Brooklyn
Jersey City
New York
Poughkeepsie
Seaside Park
Aome
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Hospital
Wmi Lamosey
U.S
O. K
Jos. Mitchell
Steinmetz
Sunday Post
Cornell
Nota
Montagnes
Capital City P
Job
N. Y. Milk Fund
River Styx
Holt Shoop
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