Fifteen violators of motor laws arraigned in city court
Fifteen violators including a woman and a former German army officer were arraigned in city court. Fines ranged from $5 to $25 plus costs. Hugo Steindies of 321 Pine Street was fined $25. Mrs Elsa J Detlepen of 248 East Main Street faced a $15 fine or nolle on a reckless driving charge. Other cases included Reckless driving, driving under the influence, and parking violations with various fines and continuances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Hugo Steindies
Pine Street
Geentan Army
Elsa J. Detlepen
East Main Street
Chado
Reckeas
Rehan
West Liberty
Ralph Knapp
East Avenue
Hecek
Clinton Marsh
Frenen
Marry Eekman
Fairfield
George X. Bi
New York
Walks With Two Artificial Limbs Inspires Hope
A Bridgeport firm holds letters praising trusses and artificial limbs. A 20 year old woman, once age fourteen with severed limbs from an accident, now walks unaided with New Haven Surgical Co limbs. She reports first in six years riding a trolley, attending theater and church, and going up stairs without assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. HH. Surgical Cn
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
New York
New Haven Surgical Co
Marehl T
New Mayen
Amundsen recounts Arctic flight and survival tale
Amundsen narrates the polar trek describing a risky plan to turn east for unseen territories after ice threats crippled planes. He details ration cuts, gear losses, a run to Spitzbergen, a North Cape landing, ship tow, and the use of solar compasses and Rolls Royce engines under extreme pack-ice pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amir
Spitzbergen
North Cape
Northeastland
Sobergen
Sjockv
Baats‘jord
Lady Franklin Bay
King's Bay
King’s Bay
Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Recovery
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of Saint Paul Minnesota recounts relief from overwork anxiety and loss of appetite after a physician suggested surgery. A friend urged Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which she credits with her improved appetite sleep weight and strength and she endorses the product for other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Mary Wilhelmy
St Paul. Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Did For Mrs. Wilhelmy
Amundsen Telegram Confirms Deep Water at the Pole
MacMillan and Amundsen safe. Isaac 8 Bowsnan, president of the American Geographical Society, notes Amundsen’s telegram includes a claim of 87.44 north with sounding depth around 3,759 meters. Bowran says this supports Peary’s deep water assertion and confirms his pole attainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xrin
American Geographical Society
Isaac
Bowsnan
Bowran
Amundsen
Peary
Pery
Fighting Bob La Follette in Congress Power Struggle
A portrait of Senator Robert M. La Follette, his rise from Wisconsin lawyer to national figure, his insurgent stance on tariff and reform battles, key clashes with leaders like Reed and Taft, and his enduring influence on progressive politics and labor support through the early 20th century.
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National Capital
Fatin
Madison
Cleveland
Harrison
McHkinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Hardnng
Czar
Reed
James J. Blaine
Mark Hanna
Senate
la Follette
Kentucky
Joslun i Follette
Jand
Mary
U Furgeson
Lia Follette
Wisconsin
Indiana
Robert
University of Wisconsin
Wiliam McKinley
Wisconsin Legisature
Tie
LalVollette
Philadelphia
Lorimer
Illinois
Mr. Pinchot
la Fellette
St. Paul
Minnesota Public Safety Commission
America
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
LaFellette
Harding
la Follete
Belle Cas
Barnhoo
Wiconsin
Philip
Po! Ja
George Middleton
New York
M:ry
Sucher
Robert la Follette
Vollete
Legion
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
City Officials Debate Fees in Ripper Law Challenge
City officials argue against paying counsel fees for those ousted under the charter amendment. They say the city should not fund any litigation or defend individual officials, leaving claims to the person involved. Captain Tugue’s Fire Prevention case is cited as a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
John A.tugue
Als
Fire Prevention Bureau
Tugue
Cornel
Alfred W. Burdick
Comney
Corley Woul
Drew
Cohertar Drew
Behrens
Comles
Italy Ready to Refund U S Debt
Italy announced that talks on refunding the U S debt would start on June 25. Secretary Mellon disagreed with some proposals noting Italy must import significant foodstuffs, but he believes this should not prevent an early recovery of the nation’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Italy
Mussolini
Melion
La Follette Dies Of Heart Attack
Senator La Follette dies of a heart attack, ending a long career noted for public service and honors from countrymen. The report reflects on his contributions and the impact of his death on national affairs.
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LA Follette
Obituary notices present multiple local funeral services
Edith L Byron died at home 486 Woodland Devon funeral held at Henry E Bishop mortuary chapel Rev W Guggenheim officiating Burial Center Cemetery New Milford Patrick Doolan funeral from 230 South Avenue solemn high mass Sacred Heart Church 930 o'clock Tre Fal in St Michael Cemetery Daniel J Meyers funeral 89 Town Hall Danbury from St Peters Danbury Burial Da Bertha M Platt funeral 3 pm Milford home Plymouth Milford Burial Milford Cemetery Maria Tavano funeral 1099 North Avenue Holy Rosary Church mass Burial St Michael Cemetery Edward A Gauschet funeral 71 Imperial Ave Saugatuck private 230 pm burial Willow Brook Cemetery Antonio Capoziello funeral 8 30 am from Lexington Ave Holy Rosary burial St Michael Cemetery Maria Elizabeth Fisher infant of Max and Riz Beth Fisher Washington Ave died St Vincente Hospital funeral 230 pm Ortlepp 205 Main Rev Frederick Klein burial Lakeview cemetery Alesia DeFelice funeral 22 died Monday mass Holy Rosary 9 o'clock burial St Michael's Cemetery Sarah Angelina Brownson funeral 117 Otis Stratford 230 pm burial in Great Barrington Mass
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Edith L. Byron
Woodland Drive
Devon
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Rev. W. Guggenheim
Devon Union Church
Center Cemetery
New Milford
Patrick Deoolan
Patrick Doolan
South Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Trefal
St. Michael's Cemetery
Daniel J. Meyers
Town Hall Avenue
Danbury
St. Peter's Church
Maria A
Tavana
Tavano
John Tavano
North Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Edward A. Gauschet
Edward A. Gauscchet
Imperial Avenue
Saugatuck
Rev. K. MacKenzie
Willow Brook Cemetery
Antonio Capoziello
Antonio Apoziello
Lexington Avenue
St. Micharl’s
Maria Elizabeth Fisher
Maris Elizabeth Fisher
Max Oscar
Rizheth Fisher
Washington
Avgente
St. Vincente Hospital
Ernest Ortlepp
Main Street
Frederick Klein
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Alesia Deketice
Alesia DeFelice
Wate
Sidney Street
Patrick T. Quinlan
St. Michael's
Sarah Angelina Brownson
Medad Brownson
Sterday
Edward Brownson
Otis Street
Stratford
Great Barrington
Mass
Desk Conveniences with Leather Stands and Boxes
A compact description notes leather stands housing four leather boxes shaped like lowes. One box is labeled Stamps, another Rubbers, with two others for elastic bands and clips. The item emphasizes small desk organization accessories.
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Chamberlain
Uthura
Telcos
Sam Alen
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Habby
Mrs. Wilhelmy
Macmillan Glad Amundsen Safe
Bob
Congress
Butt
Detroit Jewell
Main ST Corner
Elm ST
U. S
Boby
Satjraf
la Folletta
Mary Buzas
Arthur Street
8 Stephen’s Church
Bertha M. Pelt
Bertha M. Platt
Milford
Mrs. Howard
Meserve
Plymouth Place
Milford Cemetery
Bakers
Johnson Automatic
Fairfield Ave
Wruig
ENIX
Jark Rabbit
Manu
MEIGS
Outfitters
Public Market
State & Bank Streets
Sir Halibu
Boston
Haddock Block Island
Little Neck
Ced
Tee
Titeston
Presh Haims
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