Ludwig Recovery Likely Inside Work Says Supervisors
Police leader reports Roderick Ludwig likely to return to duties after severe injury when he fell from a coach on a New York bound train. Superintendent Wheeler says a place will be found for him once recovered. Doctors saved his heel though the left ankle was crushed and he remains under observation.
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Ludwig
Ludaigs
Patker
Wheeler
Rody Ludwic
Alwe
Board of No- 1
Ths
New York
NYN H &R R
Roderick Luda
Leutenant Michael S Ainosky
Dork
South End
Funds Sought to Pay Janitors and Payroll Gap
The money needed to cover janitors payroll is discussed with Business Manager Wynkoop and Controller Garrity. A projected annual deficit of 15770 is noted, with potential April timing for funds. The plan assumes transfers from teacher salary accounts to cover the shortfall and obligations for April.
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Wynkoop
Anager
Comproller
Walter W Garrity
Ana Methanics
Winkoop
Federal agents arrest five in counterfeiting ring
Federal agents seized about 830000 in bogus twenty dollar bills and arrested five men in Minneapolis amid a counterfeiting probe. The group allegedly planned a larger distribution with help from an identified distributor and accomplices. Names linked to the case include Carl Abbatemario Andrew Brick Benjamin Canete Vincent J Duff and Benjamin Jirei.
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Mit
Associati
Federal Serret
Fiter
Dhuse
Carl Abbatemario
Andrew Brick
Benjami Canete
Vincent J Duff
Benjamin Jirei
J. Frock
Minneapolis
Gause
Cudwin's Father Informed Of Son's Plight Fails To Hear Details
Jexty Ludwig sixty two father of Patrolman Roderi.k Ludwig has not been told of the extent of his son's injury and narrow escape. He is seriously ill at the home of his daughter Ada Steehrman at 99 Hough avenue. Doctors fear that learning of the accident could worsen his condition. He suffers from a complication of diseases and death is feared.
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Jexty Ludwig
Roderi
K Ludwig
Sleath
Ada Steehrman
Hough Avenue
Bridgeport News Roundup Reflects Turbulent Times
Sheriff Sheridan obituary dominates Page 1 while a reorganization of the Ku Klux Klan in Bridgeport tops Page 6. Reports include a tram accident injuring an officer, a $10,000 fraud suit against a mill lawyer, a Stamford man fined for beating a woman, and police seeking two Fairfield girl suspects on Page 1.
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Finn
Fairfield County
Fairfield
Ion
Etha
Mill
Stamford
Redding
Norwalk
Meiden
Los Arkansas
New York Court Rules Beach May Claim Trust Share
A New York appellate court ruled that Beach is entitled to a share of a $500000 trust fund set up by his father, despite questions of residency and competence. The decision contrasts with a Connecticut ruling that upheld a conservatorship over Beach, who was declared incompetent. The case continues with further appeals and potential Supreme Court actions.
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Ilegally
New York
Caroline Watson
Day Official Gets Goodwin's Position
A stormy eight year career as state registrar of motor vehicles ended for Tank A Goodwin today as the governors council approved his dismissal by William F Williams commissioner of Public Works. George A Parker was named to succeed Goodwin. The removal stemmed from his advocacy for state employee reclassification and his campaign with the Commonwealth Service Association. not from his conduct as registrar.
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Bosion
Associated Press
Tank A
Goodwin
Governors Council
William F Willams
George A Parker
New England
Goodewin
Alvan T Tuller
Williams
Deported Threat to Millionaire Son's Wife Child
DETROIT March 2 By Associated Press a four year old child once believed to be Joseph Boyer’s grandson and heir to Burroughs Adding Machine was revealed to be not his child. The mother Myron Boyer seeks to disinherit and deny paternity while immigration officials plan a board inquiry to determine if the child should be deported as an alien. Canadian records are unclear on legal adoption, and Mrs Boyer vows to fight to keep and raise the child despite potential loss of home.
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Panama Canal Zone
Mort
Lakehurst
Rock Barris
John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
Sterling
France
Detroit
Associates Press
Joseph Boyer
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
United States
Cnild
Canada
Mig Myron L Boyer Alfo
John B .Zurbrick
Tire
Surhtte
Mre Boyer
Boyer Mra Boyer
Myron Boyer
Ingham County
Boyer
Fairfield
iBy
Chool Gil
Homer C Godney
Black Rock
Moti
Dietag Fam
Geure
Arthur J Bennete
Reef Road
Sharon Pa
Associated Preas
Allegheny Mountains
Joseph Lebux
Theudorne Costes
New York
Anight
Uebrix
Lebrix
Plea to Stop Poisoning of Alcohol Sparks House Battle
In Washington March 2 a House session features Representative Sirovich of New York bringing test tubes and bottles of poisons to the floor to discuss poisoning in the alcohol trade. Debates ensue as members argue over permission to proceed and the handling of lab paraphernalia on the floor.
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Washington
Assoc
Ated Press
Sirovich Demon
New York
Sirovich
Cramton
Michigan
Buit Cramton
Chis
Cromton
Strovich
Linthicum
Maryland
Stenley
Kentucky
House
Schafer
Wisconsin
Upshaw
Georgia
Lirovich
Garrett
Tennessee
Shovich
Siovich
Fairfield Police Board weighs widow pension cases and carnivals
The Fairfield Police Board heard legal opinions on pensions for two widows of late Bridgeport officers and considered granting a carnival permit for the American Legion to operate April 21 to 28 on the circus grounds. The board debated advisability and sought a special act for one widow while urging council action for another.
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Patrick J Flanagen
Ridgefield Avenue
Bridgeport
David E Muler
Higgins Avenue
Iiller
Alexander L Delaney
Board of Police Commissioners
Mary J Fisher
Wood Avenue
Edgar B Fisher
Fisher
Richard H Murphy
Stephen F Boucher
Common Council
Harry W Congdon
American Legion
Wheeler
Sidney Smith
The
Legion Post
T. J Paerdy
Police seek clue costs and lebrix in slaying of boys
Police believe two unidentified boys about eight and nine were slain and weighed down with wire before being dumped into the Indiana Harbor canal. Dragging of the canal yielded no remains. Authorities pursue possible parental involvement as missing person reports fail to locate leads. The victims wore blue chinchilla overcoats and gray mufflers.
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Costes
Lebrix
Indiana Harbor Ind
Associated Press
Indiana Harbor Ship Canal
Jay
Chicago Bureau of Missing Persons
Nicaragua need American forces urged before Senate
Senate Foreign Relations committee was told Sandino could seize control of Nicaragua if Marines withdraw now. Navy officials warned the constabulary is too weak to keep order, with 3,000–strong or only a few hundred? actually, and Sandino’s forces about 600–800. Marines also recounted offering amnesty to Sandino, which he rejected.
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Washington
Sandino
Nicaragua
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Senate
Whar
LeJeune
Latimer
Latin-American Republic
Refus H Lane
Marine Corps
Sandino Ahoulu
Swanson
Virginia
Bandino
Managua
Lane
Ta Jeune
McAndrew Sues Mayor Thompson In Libel Suit
Chicago, March 2. William McAndrew, former Chicago schools superintendent, sues Mayor Thompson for 1000000 for libel and slander tied to charges of insubordination and un Americanism. His lawyers say a bill of particulars will follow. The suit aims to clear McAndrew’s record amid a board decision pending on his term and the “five maths” trial.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William McAndrew
Today
William Hale Thompson
McAndrews
Brondaide
Board of Education
McAndrew
Prancis X Busch
Oper
Sheriff Sheridan Dies After Five Day Struggle
Deputy Sheriff Richard G Sheridan of the Ninth district died at his home on William Street from carbon monoxide poisoning after a five day struggle. He was found semi conscious in the rear hallway after being overcome in his garage and later collapsed into a coma. He was active in local politics and had dictated a letter about a Elks trip to New York before his final collapse.
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Richard G Sheridan
Ninth District
Wiliam Street
Sher- Wi Sheridan
Grace
Brooklyn
Elks
New York
Sherman
Old Firth Ward
Barnum School
Husband Seeks Wife and $5 000 in Court Action
New York reports that George Tischbein a 6 hours painter sought a court order to restrain his wife from disposing of $85 000 he had assigned to her after she left their home for South Norwalk Conn taking the funds. He said she promised to marry him if he settled $6 000 on her and that he had given her his savings of $8 000 to furnish a home. He alleged she withdrew $9 500 from her bank and vanished and a bank in South Norwalk sent her passbook to the New York bank requesting the remaining balance be sent by check.
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New York
Associated Press
South Norwalk
Conn
George Tischbein
Tischbein
Cold Hearted Chicago Responds after Police Station Becomes Old Ladies Home
Fire at Working Women s Home drives twelve elderly women from a shelter. Hyde Park station keeper Sergeant John Griffith organizes refuge at the station and newspapers rally aid. Citizens and professionals volunteer, with officials noting Chicago s kindness despite the grim event.
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Chicago
Old Ladies Home
Associated Press
John Griffith
Hyde Park
Griffith
Ito
Stewart Indicted for Bond Silence in Teapot Dome Probe
Washington March 3 Robert W Stewart chairman of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana was indicted by a federal grand jury for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Teapot Dome committee about Continental Trading Companys Liberty bond profits. The two count indictment cites violations of the revised criminal statutes for a witness to refuse to answer questions pertinent to the investigation. A warrant will be telegraphed in due time.
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Washington
Assot Ciated Press
Robert W Stewart Chairyman
Board of Standard of Company of Indiana
Constinent 1
Liberty Bond
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Standard Oman
Stewar
Harry F Sinclairy
Teapot Dome
Tas
Senate
Will of Henry Judd Gray Admitted to Probate
White Plains New York March 2 The will of Henry Judd Gray filed by Samuel L Miller after Gray's murder of Albert Snyder was admitted to probate by Surrogate Slater The will bequeaths 1000 to Gray's mother Margaret Gray and 1000 to his wife Isabel Gray Both receive respective trust funds and Gray's sister Ruth Brown Snyder is mentioned in connection with the murder case
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White Plains N Y
Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Brown Snyder
Albert Snyder
Slater
Samuel L Miller
Gray
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