Farewell Assembly Today For Bridgeport High Seniors
Bridgeport High School holds a farewell assembly with Dr. Raymond Petty and Mr. Crosby as speakers. Seniors are guests as Principal Moore presides over a program of speeches and music in the school auditorium. The June 29 graduation and related events are scheduled with Prom, Class Day banquet, and class picnic plans announced.
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Raymond Petty
Washington Square
New York
Petty
Crosby
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Bridgeport High School
James C. Moore
Lordship Beach
Masonic Hall
Divorce Recommended for Mulson Wife in Stamford Case
Stamford woman seeks divorce and alimony alleging intolerable cruelty. Referee Shumway likely to grant the decree with alimony per stipulations. Woman claims husband installed twin beds after nagging health decline, threatened to kill her, and assaulted her on a Christmas morning. She left the marriage on New Year’s Day 1821. married April 26, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Mulson
Stamford
Milton A. Shumway
Mulson
Shumway
Mulson Became Enraged When His Wife, Whhose
Convict Man for Death of Cops Release Girl in Jersey City
In Hudson County court Frank Sage was convicted of first degree murder for the May 22 killings of two policemen during a barricaded house siege. Mae Miller, indicted and tried with him, was acquitted. Sage showed no emotion as the verdict was read.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Sage
Hudson County Court
Lnto
Mae Miller
Sage
Emoton
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport Lodges and Clubs
A long list of tonight’s meetings appears for Bridgeport organizations. Lodges clubs and circles meet at numerous downtown venues including 360 State Street 857 East Main Street 474 East Washington Avenue 1119 Broad Street 1957 Broad Street and 847 Main Street among others. Members of Masonic bodies Odd Fellows Royal Neighbors and other groups gather to discuss events and conduct regular business tonight.
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Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Bridgeport Rife Club
State Armory
Bridgeport Zither Club
Broad Street
Circolo Roma Club
Noble Avenue
Heme Lodge
East Main Street
Uncas Council
O. U A
Washington Avenue
Main Street
Temple Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Muensterberg Lodge
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Broad and
Cannon Street
Morning Star Lodge
of B
Violet Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Pattern Makers
Metal Polishers
Elias Howe
Junior Women’s Reef Corps
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the Grand Army
Blenda Lodge
Farren Lodge
Stratford Avenue
Fire Board Plans $15,250 Ladder Purchase and Medical Billing
The Fire Board voted to bill Burns Construction for Flynn’s medical care since he was not on actual fire duty, while Burns offered a letter arguing protection of taxpayer property. The board also approved paying $150 for Hackett’s on duty medical expenses, and discussed strict injury-notification procedures. They received an aldermen’s pension notice for Mrs. Broderick. A city map project akin to the police department will be developed with Commissioner Righter drafting a dummy map for next meeting.
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Burns Construction Company
Flynn
Burns Company
Burns
George Burns
Burna
Burna Company
Joseph F Hackett
Board of Aldermen
Broderick
Thomas Broderick
Board of Apportionment Aid Chiefs
Bridgeport
Connecticut Firemen’s Association
Board of Fire Comminssioners
Fire Department
Righter
Agreement to Submit Facts in Harris Ryan Suit
Benjamin Harris sues William Ryan after a North Main Street collision injuring Harris and a horse. A trial date was set, but the case will be heard later as a committee appointed by defense attorney John A. Cornell and plaintiff counsel Henry Greenstein submits facts to the court for determined resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harris
William Ryan
William M. Maltbie
John A. Cornell
Henry Greenstein
North Main Street
Ryan
Harris
Common Pleas Court
China's Christian General ousts Li Yuan-Hung in Beijing coup
Reports from Peking and Tientsin detail General Feng Yu-Hsiang and allies forcing President Li Yuan-Hung from office. Li fled the capital aboard a special train as troops surrounded the station and barred foreign diplomats. Wu Pei-Fu, longtime military sponsor, looms as a key figure in the upheaval.
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Scala
Feng
Peking
China
Feng Yu-Hateng
Li Yuan-Hung
Tientain
Wang Huai- Ching
Polie
S 4
Tientsin
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Tsao Kun
Chihli Party
Wu Pei-Fu
I China
Wu Fei-Fu
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Mystery and Death Haunt a Freighter Saga
MARCUS HOOK PA June 14 A sugar freighter Santa Theresa stopped off Gloucester immigration station after five stowaways died from heat and coal gas in bunkers during Havana voyage. Four survivors were taken to the station as crews buried the dead at sea and the captain read their funeral service.
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Marcus Hook
Gloucester
Havana
Jose Rainidex
Bernardo Fernandez
Antonio Senandez
M Michael Sanshee
Ramindez
Cuba
Fire destroys Capitol Bedstead plant in Ansonia
A June 18 blaze gutted the Capitol Bedstead company plant on Jersey Street, Ansonia, causing about 8000 dollars in damage. The interior was consumed and only the shell remains, likely requiring demolition to prevent further collapse.
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Ansonia
Competedy
Capitol Bedstead Company
Jersey Street
Reform church debt free as Brooklyn call nears
The Reform church reports debt freedom amid examinations for a Brooklyn rectorship at Martha Memorial. Sessions cover church condition reports, a $16,000,000 five year endowment plan, and a forthcoming minister pension fund. Ministers from New York and New Jersey attend, with Yale University sighting trip planned and a closing sermon by Rev. Conrad Hauser.
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W. Traxall
Philadelphia
Boston
Ernest Bruckner
General Synod
New York
W. H. Hausler
Pau
Land of New York
Edward O Steuer
Holyoke
Mass
Foreign Missions
Land
Stenol
Japan
Tess
Hs Message
W. B. Hausler
Yale University
Conrad Hauser
Mimatera
J Schmidt
Wiliam Bollman
Lb Ling
New Brunswick
N. J
H. G Wiemer
A. Schempp
Bridgeport
R. O. Csarlos
John Christ
Milltown
Coroner Jury Says Mount Died By Unknown Hands
Chicago June 13 The coroners jury investigating Leighton Mount Northwestern University student whose skeleton was found under an Evanston pier six weeks ago reached a verdict that Mount died at the hands of persons unknown and recommended that these persons be apprehended and brought before the Grand Jury.
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Chicago
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Evanston
Mount
Fuller and McGee Admit Bucketing in Bankruptcy Case
Testimony before Referee Harold P. Coffin in the Raynor Nicholas and Truesdell bankruptcy case showed Val O’Farrell of a private detective agency admitting he was paid 50 to 100 dollars a day to supply clients with Wall Street gossip and to advise on safe brokerage houses. He said he charged about 1000 dollars for a 25 day investigation and that the firm believed a conspiracy existed, though he had not reported his findings to the district attorney.
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NEW Fore
Wall Street
Val O'Farrell
Harold P. Coffin
Raynor, Nicholas
Truesdell
O’ferrell
O'Farrell
Flag Day Plans Expanded With Seaside Park Program
Continued from Page One the day’s services will be led at Seaside Park with Mayor Fred Atwater reading the Governor’s Proclamation. The Veterans of Foreign Wars will fire a rifle salute and a delegation from the American Legion will lower the flag. The program includes Wheel er and Wilson band concert remarks by George E Crawford invocation by Rev Ernest J Craft reading of the proclamation by Mayor Atwater and address by Judge John H Light. The Pledge of Allegiance and a flag salute by Ray mond W Herrin VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Attwater
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Leston
Seaside Park
Wheeler and Wilson Band
George E. Crawford
Ernest J Craft
Fred Atwater
John H. Light
Balute
Fred
Raymond W. Herrin
Harry W. Congdoost
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Horace Jones
Europe
Maiden House
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Smopolitan
Fire Board
Li-Hung
Wu Pei-Fue
Riverfield
Spep
Elas
Huber
Yeo Cream Company
Thompby Holand
John Thompson
Stampson
Thaford
Cnry
Brook
The
Victory Company of
Tsartore Cohen
Martha Memorial Church
Brooklyn
W Walenta
Charles Pfarrer
H . J. Schultz
William Jarres
M W Chruckner
Ob. Koffman
Henry Urnem
August Ftuoff
JH. Walenta
Theodme Huhn
George Godduhn
Jamaica
N Y
Josephschlessnger
Woodhaven
N. Y
Paul H
George Mulfken
E. G., Wiemer
H. Windhdvel
George Reinecke
Paul Meyer
Theresa Boger
Edward Kimmertin
Emil Shadow
Wiliam Bechien Sr
Wiliam Bechlein Jr
John Kohler
Welsh
H. A. Taylor
Utica
Dr. Pierce
Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
John Schultz
Loura Wagner
Frank Foehrenbach
Adolph Werner
Fuller and
M’gee
DAY School OF Business Administration
Northeastern University
School of Business Administration
Thompton
Packard
Packard MotorCar Company
Detroit
Bridgeport Motors