Guaranty Trust Co President Denies Lindsay Claims
Charles H. Sabin, president of the Guaranty Trust Company, testified before the Grand Jury probing Alfred Lindsay alias "Ladies Broker." He stated no connection with Lindsay, denied knowledge of the "secret stamina club," and said he had never heard of the domino club or related inside information allegations. Harriman associates W Averill-Harman also denied acquaintance. The investigation began.
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New York
Max
Charles HH. ‘Sabin
Guaranty Tria Company
Grand Jaxyeeny
Alfred
Lindsay
Gubln
W. Averill-Harman
If Harriman
Coroner urges crossing at Hollister Heights
Coroner John J. Phelan urged immediate action to build a grade crossing or midway over the tracks at Hollister Heights from Stratford Avenue near St. Michael's Cemetery. The finding on Louis Abrams’s death notes frequent pedestrian shortcuts and lack of warning whistle between Stratford station and East End yards. Abrams, rushing to buy medicines for his wife and five children, was struck by a train. no one is held criminally responsible.
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Stratford Lawn
New Haven Railroad
Hollister Heights
Stratford Avenue
St. Michael's
John J. Phelan
Louis Abrams
Stein Street
Strattorul
Haird Machine
Stratford
East End
Abrams
Stratford Sewer Work to Resume Monday
The Pierce Manufacturing Co. sewer constructors will resume 13 miles of Stratford sewer construction halted last fall for winter. They aim to complete the contract by early June, with the first week devoted to prep and rehiring about sixty former employees. The total estimated cost is 520000, and the company has purchased property on Parallel Street used for storage of cement pipe and other products.
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Pierce Manufacturing Co
Stratford
Frank Clark
Pierce Company
Danbury Hospital quarantined amid smallpox outbreak
Danbury Hospital was placed under strict quarantine after Mrs. John A Kellogg, 52, died from smallpox following admission February 16 for a minor operation. Several Bridgeport cases were reported, with a statewide advisory urging vaccination, especially for adults. The outbreak page lists multiple local names and addresses as authorities track contacts.
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Danbury
Danbury Hospital
John A Kellogg
Mra
Agelloge
Wepox
Kollore
Bridgeport
Mary Creagh
Ann Creagh
Pembroke Street
George Puiwzka
Eliza
Beth
Vernon Scott
Wordin. Avenue
Edward Taylor
Tom Thumb Street
Coon
Prohibition Abominable Says Margot Asquith in Montreal
Margot Asquith, wife of the former British premier, declared prohibition abominable after two weeks in the United States. She criticized American morals, saying young women are influenced by prohibition and that absence of laws leads to drinking and decadence. she cited England, noting drinkers shoot straighter and ride better and cricket improves.
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Montreal
Mar
Margot Asquith
New York
United States
England
Serino given 10 to 15 years for killing
Norwalk man Mike Serino pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Luigi Apicella after a heated argument. Judge Kellogg sentenced Serino to 10 to 15 years in state prison. State’s Attorney Cummings said Serino aided authorities in clearing up the New York based motor-vehicle theft ring connected to the case.
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Serino
Apicella
Mike Serino
Norwalk
John P. Kellogg
Watersbury
Luigi Apicella
Peener
Cummings
Homer
Maurder
Apice
Serlo
Alas
Myst
Jilonot
Diernan
Case Nothd
She
Serio Caue
Tad
James O'Donnell
Joseph Ziernan
Heth
Bam Reich
Tyldence
Ziernan
Gator
New York
O'Donnell
Raich
Searing
O'Dones Nell
Red leader honored Ukrainian writer Korolenko despite exile
Moscow March 1 Vladimir Korolenko Ukrainian novelist and social worker died at Poltava buried with Bolshevist honors though he opposed Communist reforms and exile. All Russian Soviet Congress members stood silent for three minutes. Korolenko known for famine relief work and the book A Year of Famine. He symbolized justice and faced persecution in the Cyril government era.
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Moscow
Vladimir Yorolenko
Poltavr
lWfe
Karolinko
Korolenko
Korslenko
Volga
Korovenko
Tunasia
Cyril
Roan Poxrome
Worolenko
Florence
Multon Trail
Liquor Buried Fifty Years Unearthed by Workmen
Boston workers uncover a buried cache across Tremont Street from Granary Burying Ground. The 6 decade old hoard includes two hogsheads of New England rum, Madeira wine, Thorndyke rye, champagne, gin, and other rare spirits. A mysterious map and the era's chaos surround the find.
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Boston
Mass
Tremont Street
Old Granary Burying Ground
Paul Reveca
Ben England
New England
PRESSMEN BACK ON JOB IN NEW YORK AFTER ARBITRATION RULING
New York March 1 Union No. 25 pressmen return to work after rejecting, then accepting Judge Martin T. Manton’s arbitration terms. Morning papers printed in abbreviated form while members considered the award. David Simons, president, led the union to finally abide by the arbiter’s decision and resume processing.
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New York
Web Press
Martin T. Manton
United States Court of Appeals
Presario Hau Cread
David Simons
Wel
Mantan
Collector Arrested Posing as Cop in City Incident
Jack Pansinevits of 175 Rairview pavenue attempted to obtain a pill at Main Bik Store, 1200 Main Street, claiming police status. Witnesses described him as posing with a police banner from the Bureau of Investigation and claiming authority, in a tense confrontation with a woman near headquarters.
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Jack Pansinevits
Main Street
Tigacraft
Nicb
Jake
Police Headquarters
Wiliam Larney
Xenuine Nolice- Tainang
Bureau of Investigation
Impressive Homespun Fabric at $1.95 a Yard
Four colors lavender rose green tan described as durable woolen homespun 36 inch wide. Priced at $1.95 a yard. Highlighted as ideal for suits sports dresses or capes with soft surface and cheerful hues. Floor location noted as third floor.
Double Service suits for all boys now at school
An ad promotes Double Service suits for boys from 8 to 18 and high school teens 16 to 20. It highlights two pairs of trousers, durable serges and tweeds in blue shades, and new sports styles with pleated backs and belted waists. Front Basement.
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New Sports, Co
Unus
Cheney silks and home care items headline long event
Fragments describe Cheney silks made in Connecticut with leading patterns and colors. The notice promotes silk fabrics for spring coats and capes, baby care items, diaper products, and household textiles. Other items include lectures and fashion talks at a department store event with various speakers and demonstrations.
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Cheney
Connecticut
Copenhagen
Girl gingham knicker dresses on second floor sale
Gingham knicker dresses priced at 95 cents for girls aged 2 to 6. Not bloomers. straight knickers with trim in plain gingham or fancy plaid checks. Finishes include white edging. Available on the second floor.
Grocery thief sentenced to thirty days in jail
In City Court yesterday morning Nicholas Borns of 207 Howard Avenue was sentenced to 30 days in jail for the theft of groceries. Police found four items and a gallon of liquor at his home and federal authorities will take custody after his sentence.
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Nicholas Borns
Howard Avenue
Eli
Boran
jFederal
Victrola 90 offered with easy terms and Easter records
A Victrola 90 cabinet piano style machine stands 41 inches high and finely finished. It offers a selection of Victor records for Easter music and promises easy payment terms. A special appealing plan allows securing a Victrola if desired.
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Victor
Four special sorts of affordable undergarments offered
A newspaper listing describes four special price undergarments including muslin and crepe night gowns in white or flesh tones with embroidery, three styles of bloomers, lace trimmed batiste and Windsor crepe, lace trimmed envelope chemises, petticoats in plain colors or floral designs, all advertised at special prices.
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Batiste
Men's kerchiefs debut in gray blue and pongee
Gray blue and pongee men kerchiefs lead new fashions bordered with two toned stripes. Centers are plain chic with additional colors including green and lavender. Also offered are boys all linen handkerchiefs at 25 to 35 cents and women spoke-stitch kerchiefs at 19 cents.
Women’s attractive white middies two dollars
Women’s attractive white middies offered at two dollars each. Styles include Jack Tar middies with distinctive white fabric, durable construction, narrow stitched borders, straight model, regulation sailor collar and cuffs. Firm fabric, careful sewing, durable finish.
Proper Tools For Enjoyable Garnet Goods
A catalog style listing items like cribbage boards chessmen checkers checker boards and a fourth floor display. It notes regulation smooth shaving Auto Strop razor complete with strop and three blades and a guarantee of a smooth shave.
Man's Warm Shawl Collar Sweater in Green or Oxford
Vintage ad notes a large warm Shaker knit sweater priced at $5.90, offered in live green or oxford shade. Describes coat style with big shawl collar, roomy pockets, or a snug version with pockets and a value emphasis.
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Jama
Stratfield
Stratfield Service
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Mitchell Dairy
Barnum
Main ST
Guaranty Trust CO
MaKessen & Robbing, Inc
Fulton St
New Yor City
Hundred Health
Tursday
Newark N. T
Louis Lan Havaultine
M. E
Elovielval
Stevens Institute of Technology
B. C. Stephens
Pallee Bunney Newark
Aeolian Company
Pittaburgh
Thurday
William McColl
Moore, Leonard and Lynch
John Cartel
Safety Bureau
Ernesse Stes Companya
Edgar ‘“Hompso
Harry Reuter
Renter
Helen Reuter
Miss
Franco
Monte Carlo
Milan
Mise Viorense
Warren
Medford Hillside Mass
Heinz
Heinz Gardens
Heinz Tomato
Howland Dry Goods
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