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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

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Stratford Point Scene: Pirates Strike Boatman

New Haven June 19 Charles Brockett of Providence told harbor police he was hijacked at 3 am off Stratford Point in Long Island Sound aboard The Faith. A forty foot black motor boat rammed his sailboat. Brockett was knocked unconscious and later found bruised at New Haven Yacht Club. The boat was stripped and drifted to the harbor. Police noted no official reports of piracy.

New Haven Charles Brockett Providence R. L Stratford Point Long Island Sound Faith New Haven Yacht Club Brockett Yacht Club Edgartown Mass City Island R. T. Brown

Maine claims Arctic land as MacMillan sails for polar duty

Governor Ralph Brewster of Maine authorized explorer Donald B MacMillan to claim any discovered Arctic territory for the state. At Newagen Inn the governor framed discovery as a sovereign right under constitutional law, while the Bowdoin and Peary crew prepared to shove off for the polar voyage toward a presumed unknown continent.

Southport Ralph O. Brawster Maine Donald B MacMillan Arctic Tomporrow Pola Newagen Inn Grewster Canaria MacMillan Brewater Gald WikiAssel, PLC Donald B. MacMillan Bowdoin Peary Arcte Comillanier MacMillan

Rev Budd Indicted for Manslaughter in New York Crash

New York reports an indictment for second degree manslaughter against Rev Alfred W Budd of Derby Connecticut after his car struck and killed Max Felgelman on Fifth Avenue. The pastor, who had been free on bail, drove toward Oyster Bay when he allegedly crossed the curb and hit Felgelman, then crashed into Sherry's restaurant window.

New York Alfred W. Rudd Derby Conccurat Max Felgelman Fifth Avenue Budd Trey Alfred W Budd Elizabeth Street Congregational) Church Budd Mruck Wilea Max Felgelman New York City Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt Fifth Avenues Felgelman Sherry Testaurant Alfred W. Budd Onslaughter Rity Yeneterdas Cald Atruck Alao Joseph Flanagan Hertfacd Fairfeld Avenue Flanagan Bridgeport

Fort Trumbull School Closes Graduation Planned

Milford June 19 graduation exercises set for Fort Trumbull Beach Grammar School. In the afternoon oration and diplomas will be awarded to scholars ready to enter high school in the fall.

Milford Ertalys Tre Milfn Ek Tong Fort Trumbull Beach

Connecticut Man Heads Rotary International

Donald A. Adama of New Haven Connecticut was elected president of Rotary International at the annual convention in Cleveland. He defeated Paul H. King of Deather as the other candidate.

Cleveland Donald A. Adama New Haven Conn Rotary International Paul H. King Deather

Four youths held after auto theft report

Four youths were detained by police early this morning after a blue coach with registration H-443, owned by William Golderman, was reported stolen. The vehicle was later found on Diouve Street. One suspect, Wilford Marteajs, was identified and held for further inquiry, with three others detained. after examination, the suspects were released.

Polce Fife Fown William Golderman North Avenue Rto Diouve Street Malin Water Creete Nick Keane Broad Street Wilford Marteajs Railroad Avenue Pess Heir Touthea Atelen Masrette Mderman Mati Contresa

Teapot Dome Lease Upheld by Court in Sinclair Case

Cheyenne Wyoming June 1 The Teapot Dome oil lease between Harry Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Albert Fall was deemed legitimate by Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy in a federal equity suit seeking to cancel the lease The judge acknowledged potential unpopularity but said the record showed no fraud or illegality sufficient to void the deal The decision centers on claims of a fraudulent, secretive negotiation tied to Harding era control of Naval oil lands without sufficient executive action.

Cheyenne Wyo United States Sinclair Young Dava Kennedy Fal and Sinclair Harding Naval Oil

Lafollette Funeral Monday Draws Legislature Memorials

Madison Wis June 19 Legislators mourn Senator Robert M Laf Follette with a guard of honor of 17 assemblymen and six senators to stand beside his bier. Both houses vote to attend the funeral Monday in the capitol rotunda and accompany the body to Forest Hill cemetery. A committee was created to draft a suitable memorial for the next legislature.

Madison Wis Robert M. Laf Follette Forest Hill Cemetery Roth Teasdaly Sparta Henry Huber Lalol Ette Maple Bluff Munday State Mia LaFollette United States Senate John M Nelson

Shepherd Defense Begins as Trial Moves Forward

Chicago June 19 AP The defense of William Shepherd opened today with plans to climax Monday as the defendant faces a jury. Four defense witnesses testified before a short adjournment allowed Judge Lynch to attend a conference with county judges. The state rested after close examination of Charley Palman who testifies that he supplied three test tubes of something to aid in the murder of William Nel Ou Hateck Shepherd's counsel argued to establish the corpus delicti.

Chicago William Shepherd Hem Tria Phomay ] Lynch Conk County Charley Palman

Yale Wins Clean Sweep Over Harvard in Thames Race

Yale varsity crew defeated Harvard by a boat length and a half on the Thames, giving Yale its fifth straight win over Harvard and a 31 to 27 lead in the 58th dual regatta. Yale clocked 20:26 to Harvard 20:32, as a large crowd watched on the river.

Yale Harvard Thames New London Cambridge APL Ani Guagessa Blus R. Winthrop Boston Red Top

Grammar Schools to Graduate 800 Lists Announced

About 800 pupils will graduate from city grammar schools this month per Superintendent E Everett Cortright. Each school will hold its own commencement. Three schools reported lists of graduates: Tollawai Madison 86, Columbus 24, Staples 24 with valedictorian Gisela R Hoenigia.

E. Everett Cortright Tollawai Madison Harold Albrecht Harry Ashmore Thomas Ball Grace Bissonette Leemon Bogardus Samuel Costanzo Madeline Costello Lucy Cuccaro Sharron Doenar Arthur Frauenberger Olive Fairchild Marie Fox Ethel Friedman Edward Gullabi Dorothy Hall Emery Horn Emma Knecht Geraldine Lombard Mamie Luciana Winifred Matthews Esther Mead James Munsante Florence Nolan Vannie Ostrofeky Lillian Ragelle Emma Rockoff Ward Rose Ralph Sawyer Mildred Sheehan Bernadette Shields Marguerite Blattery Harold Stuart Sylvia Spivach Roger Summ Lilian Tesch Charlotte Wignall Columbus Anthony Frances Barletta Thomas Carroll Theresa Mary Capasso Mary Cascella Lillian @Jorla Clevicuzio Harriet Dodg Cornell Theresa Josephine D'Arezzo Philomena Anna D'Bacco Sucian DeChecco Mary D'Julio Sebastian Jacquinta Ormond Ralph Johnson Rose Anna Levitan Lthel Teibowicz Rachel Laurie Mantone Louis Walter Nuzzi Angela Marie Truth Pastore Constance Mary Pellegrini Vincent James Piedrentonio Lillian Carolne Rose Samuel Shapiro John George Stross Nicholas John Verdicchio Cecelia Josephine DeLucia Gisela R. Hoenig Staples School Elizabeth D. Balog Carmela Buchino George Chuba John Dragon Anthony A. Ennacy Edith R. Frasacatore Theoore L. Genetti Joseph Geiak Albert P. Goletz Jact A Iverson George W. Iverson Stephen Mihalka Robert V. Murary Michael Pavia Charles E. Rooney Paul M Severin Olga Stegana Dorothy Evenberg Michael J. Telicky Elin M. Toreson Michael Pete Joseph Zambo Louis Val- Mo

Man Killed as Trestle Collapses in Middletown

Godfrey Kowalsky, inmate at Connecticut State Hospital for the Insane since 1919, died when a 200 foot trestle section collapsed during dismantling. John Peters, a carpenter, was injured as six others narrowly escaped. The trestle, unused for some time, broke as a cable was cut and struck. Legislature had appropriated 925,000 for a new structure.

Middletown Godfrey Kawalsky Fast Hartford Connecticut State Hospital For John Peters Kowalaky Peters Pelere

News Summary Grammar swame ww Graduate 800

Amalgamated clippings note varied items across pages. Mentions include local education drills, airport land options for Stratford, a fatal operation in Stamford, a board of education update, and a trolleyman wage meeting. Also reports on crime, court actions, and international affairs alongside sports results and stock market trends.

Bridgeporters in Singing Contest State Saengerfest Opens

Waterbury June 18. The two day State Saengerfest of German singing societies opened with Mayor Gullfolle welcoming more than one thousand visiting singers and friends. Delegations from Bridgeport Stamford Ansonia Torrington Rockville Seymour New Britain Hartford New Haven and Danbury competed in a singing contest. A New Haven Symphony Orchestra chorus directed by Fritz Weber performed at the armory this evening. Visited a local park for dancing as winners in the singing contests were to be announced at Merrow Park.

Waterbury Francis P. Gullfolle Bridgeport Stamford Ansonia Torrington Rockville Seymour New Britain Hartford New Haven Danbury State Armory New Haven Symphony Orchestra Fritz K. G. Weber Singing Society Merrow

Urge More Troops Sent to Morocco Front

Paris June 19 AP reports a French parliamentary commission urged hastier dispatch of gendarmes to the Moroccan front in its first report to the Military Commission of the Chamber of Deputies. It approved hospital and sanitary arrangements, called for parachutes and fire extinguishers, and noted wounded are examined at rear hospitals within twelve hours due to well organized aerial transport.

Paris Morocco Chamber of Deputies Thig Aneed

New Canaan Man Admits Paying for Fake Degree

New Canaan physician Dr Ralph L White testified before the Connecticut Grand Jury investigating medical licensing fraud that he paid 1250 to Dr John B Brinkley of Fairfield to obtain an honorary University of Southern California diploma for him through Robert Adcox. The diploma was not delivered and 1150 was returned by a Rio Chemical Company check. White, a member of the Eclectic Medical Examining Board, said he joined the eclectic ranks in January 1922 and discussed the case during the January 29 1924 proceedings.

Hartword John B. Brinkley Fairfield University of Southern California Ralph L. White New Canaan Connecticut Superior Court John W. Banks Rio Chemical Company Adcox Louis Seasion White Eclectic Atats Examining Board State Health Department Date R. Alexander Kansas City College of Medicine and Burgery

Busses Replace Trolley Cars to Lordship Today

Three new twenty nine passenger busses ready to begin operation will replace trolley service to the Lordship shore suburb this morning under City Service Corporation led by Walter B Lashar. The fare is ten cents. New gray coaches cut trip times to about 20 minutes from City Plaza. schedules run on the half hour. Attorney John T L Hubbard notes trolley rates remain in effect. A macadam road from Hollister Avenue bridge to Lordship is built, with A J Northey pledging to repave Hollister Avenue to Stratford Avenue.

Lordship Company Lordship City Service Corporation Walter B. Lashar John T. L. Hubbard Hollister Avenue Publ Work A. J. Northey Stratford Avenue

Police Seek Missing Farmer John Purdy Near Stamford

Stamford June 19 Special Police search the woods near Oak Town Road for John Purdy a well known farmer and horseman who vanished while walking toward Stamford with his wife after leaving a farm home for treatment for injuries from a horse kick. His wife reported he turned off the road seven miles from Stamford shed his hat and said go home then disappeared into swampy woods as searchlines corn tonight but daylight is needed for full hunt.

Stamford Polce Oak Town Road John Purdy Purdy Atail

Amundsen Flight Story Exclusive to Telegram and Post

News of Roald Amundsen and companions returning from the polar flight is released in a brief dispatch from Amundsen to the Telegram and Post and 65 allied papers. An hour later Amundsen provides the graphic version. Lincoln Ellsworth adds his account from New York. The Telegram and Post and allied papers publish exclusive complete flight details by arrangement with Amundsen and Ellsworth.

New York Amundsen Tejegram and Post Associated Newspapers North American Newspaper Alliance Kinks Bay Telegram and Post Lincoln Ellaworth Telegram Spitzbergen James B. Wharton Amundaen Elaworth

Ellsworth recalls perilous polar landing on shifting ice

From Spitzbergen June 19 Lincoln Ellsworth, co leader of the Amundsen Ellsworth expedition, describes four weeks in the north during a polar flight attempt. After eight hours toward the Pole the N 24 landed on open water but the lane closed. The N 25 was separated, then four days to reach it amid shifting ice and new leads.

Lincoln Ellsworth Amundsen-Ellgworth Ing's Bay Spitzbergen Raalo Helmdal Pole Qlleworth Jmdal Soucht Minda Aix

Officials Discuss Trolley Wage Plan In New Haven

Fifteen delegates of the Trotley men’s Union met with President John K Punderfant of the Connecticut company in New Haven to discuss the vote on wage reductions. The balloting favored rejection of the offer, and a long meeting followed without agreement, adjourned to 11 tomorrow. Workers remain under last year’s contract which expired June 1. The workers oppose wage cuts and oppose transferring boat operators to day shifts for white men.

New Haven Trotleymen's Union John K Punderfant Connecticut Company Connecticut Punderford Yi Waa

Explorers Hack Ice Get Free: North Pole Rescue Tale

James B. Wharton reports on the Amundsen expedition at Spitzbergen in 1925. Though the flight to the North Pole failed to reach its objective, survivors endured 25 nightless days, near starvation, and constant peril while freeing their plane. Ellsworth died from new blindness. others suffered crippling fatigue and memory gaps as they struggled for survival amid unrelenting cold and hunger.

King’s Bay Spitzbergen Heimdal Amundssen-Illsworth North Pole Ligeola Ellsworth

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