Morse Case Set for Jury After September First
The Morse case in the District of Columbia Supreme Court continues into its seventh week and may not reach the jury before September 1. Government counsel estimate three more weeks for their case in chief while the defense expects about two months for presenting evidence. Additional documents from Emergency Fleet and Virginia Shipbuilding were offered, bringing prosecution exhibits near 400. Key witnesses include Charles Piez of Chicago, former vice-president and general manager of Emergency Fleet, slated to testify next week.
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Washington
Morse
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Marses
Charles Piez
Chicago
Lasker Farley Inspect Leviathan Steamer in Boston
Chairman Lasker of the U S Shipping Board and Edward Farley visited the Leviathan at the Navy dry dock in South Boston. They announced plans for the trial trip from Boston to New York via Southern waters, scheduled to begin June 19, per the conditioning contract before official acceptance.
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Boston
Alvert D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Edward P. Farley
Chicago
Mr. Lasker
Leviathan
Navy Dry Dock
Over 100 Varieties of Pets Displayed at Stamford Scout Show
Stamford scouts held a pet show to promote care for animals drawing more than 190 pets including dogs, cats, birds, turtles and rabbits. The event, organized by local business leaders and the Stamford Humane Society, plans to become an annual affair with growing participation from Troops in Stamford, Darien and New Canaan.
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Stamford
Darien
New Canaan
William A. Ayerigg
Kent
Parien
New Cannan
Senut
Wilson Beeny
Alfred W. Dater
Yale
Stamford Gas & Elecmic Co
Robert Hirsch
New York
Joseph A. Horne
Yale & Towne Co
William E. Goulden
Wiliarm A. Averigz
Stamford Humane Society
Patrolman sues letter writers over alleged defaming statements
Patrolman George Tobie, president of the Hungarian Civic club, filed suit in superior court seeking 10 009 pounds in damages from John Gobbos and Laszlo Lovasz alleging false and malicious writings defaming his Americanism. The action stems from a Hungarian factional dispute and a meeting at Racknext hall where police removed several men.
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George Tobie
Hungarian Civic Club
John Gobbos
Laszlo Lovasz
Éolony
Tohis
Count Siechenin
Advn
United States
Ammbassador
Racknext Hall
Ronis
Gohlins
Loevasz
Bridgeport
Fairfield Man Fined Twenty Five Dollars for Recklessness
Fairfield resident David Winquist of 14 First Avenue was fined and given a suspended sentence for reckless driving after crashing into a Dawbury car near Seaside Park. A related case saw 83 Cramstron Potles charged but fled the scene. Additional arrests included Indy Tesad and Dersthy Denki for breach of peace at 40 Courtland Street. Inspah Harrisis received a suspended ten month jail term. Stanley Mastrosky of 60 Reaily Street faced assault charges.
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David ©. Winquist
First Sivest
Fairfield
Il Gentenci
Ernrtyraterday
Joseph Vilale
Teeny Wera
Entiar
Tishere
Roe Joneds
Indys Tesad
Dersthy Denki
Courtland Street
Inspah Harrisiys
Madison Avenue
Rhaly
Stanley Mastrosky
Reaily Street
Mystery giant beast slain in East Africa
In Kericha district Mombasa an American hunter Drifferman Barge killed a legendary man eater known as the keteti or Nandi bear after it terrorized the region for years. The animal resembled a striped hyena with a lionlike jaw and a towering frame, capable of ejecting a fringe from its mane during attacks.
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Kericha
Aft Mombasa
Fferman Barge
Nha
Bridgeport Market and Stores List
A compilation of Bridgeport businesses including public market provisions and assorted shops such as N Buckingham & Co, Geo B Clark Co furniture, Davis & Hawley Co jewels, Hadley’s furniture, Hawke’s men’s wear, Howland Dry Goods Dept Store, Hindle Drug, Lustig’s confectionery, Mantler’s millinery, Meigs & Co children’s wear, Caesar Misch apparel, Neuss floor coverings, D M Read Dept Store, Rockwell & Co women’s wear, Smith-Murray dept store, Surprise Store, Tone & Kohlmaier tailors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
N. Buckingham & Co
Geo. B. Clark Co
Davey Brothers
Davis & Hawley Co
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Hadley’s
Hawke
Howland Dry Goods Co
Hindle Drug Stores
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Pier
Shipping Board
New Witness
Lasker and Farley
Sonu
Snout
Nobie P. Randel
Feld
National
Hayden ©. Mereill
Dodge Bros
Blue Ribbon Garage, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Barnum
Patrolman
East
Africa
Retail Board
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
the Banner Store
Ladies Union
Cretonnes
Banner Store
Main ST. Palace Theatre
Parker
Mor-O
Lusterine Mfg. CO
Bridgeport, Conn
The
Lions Club
Art Store
Broad St
Reib
Topp
Optometris
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