Dr Walter Simons Named President of German Republic
Berlin March 11 AP Dr Walter Simons former foreign minister was sworn in as president of the German Republic succeeding the late Friedrich Ebert. Coalition tensions rose as Clericals nominated Dr Wilhelm Marx while the right threatened to field Dr Karl Jarres, signaling a cautious outlook for the coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
German Republic
Walter Simons
Friedrich Ebert
Wilhelm Marx
Prussia
Otto Gesster
Mleriéal
Nationassist
Bavarian Peoples Party
Economie Party
Clericala
Cieriga
Marx
Karl Jarres
Stamford News: Car Theft Ring Tied to Brooklyn Suspects
Detective sets sights on Arthur Ines in York arrest linked to Feb 20 theft of Frederick Butte’s car. Bandits Hitler and Victor Campanile of Brooklyn claimed vehicle crime across Waterbury Ridgefield and Stamford, with a later Feb 24 arrest for Campanile and bail set at 3090.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Sneelal
James Thewils
Flartford
Arthu Ines
York
Frederick Butte
Bix
Hitler
Victor Campanile
Highth Street
Brooklyn
Butte
Waterbury
Willan Britten
Ridgefield
Wasoline Tr
Wterbury
Ridgefeld
Britten
Britton
Jersey
Cte
Hale
Drink More Water for Kidney Trouble Remedy Claim
A promotional piece argues that kidney pain and urinary issues come from overworked kidneys and acid buildup. It recommends drinking four ounces of good water before breakfast and lemon juice with daily meals to flush and neutralize acids, claiming it eases backache rheumatism and other symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasing
Dior
New Postage Stamps Distributed on April 15
Postage rates are changing with new one and a half cent stamps and a half cent stamp to be issued on April 15. The update affects third class matter and mail costs, raising rates by the added half cent. Existing one cent stamped envelopes will continue to be used.
Wallis backs overseas entry exams for immigrants
Frederick A Walls, Commissioner of Correction of New York City, urged foreign entrance examinations for migrants at a First Methodist church talk. He proposed U S doctors and officials assess applicants abroad and ship accepted immigrants to various states to promote faster Americanization. He noted Ellis Island handles huge intake and criticized immediate settlement in ethnic colonies where native languages and customs persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A Walls
Correction
New York City
First Methodist Church
United States
Ellis Island
Wallis
Eir
Stamford Police Seek Requisition Papers for Bandit
Stamford authorities seek requisition papers for an unidentified bandit amid a city ordinance delay. The article notes a housing permit dispute near the convent of the Sisters of Mercy and a proposed five story brick apartment at Bedford and Spring streets, with a building line decision in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Bandit
New City Ordiname
Chhrary
Michael Rodainsky
Ernest Rodainsky
Tien Buliing Atte
Willow
South Streets
Convent of the
Bistera of Mercy
Elwood G Rogers
Bedford
Springattrets
No Building Inc
Pile Relief Claim From Internal Cause Removal
An advertisement touts Hem Boys or Hindle and Leverty Tang ets as a treatment that removes the internal cause of piles and frees blood flow in the lower bowel. The copy claims a long record of relief for sufferers and avoids surgery, urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle
Leverty
New Canaan Resident Held Over Disorderly House
New Canaan resident Waterbury Smith is bound for $2000 on a charge of keeping a disorderly house in the Tallmadge Hill area. The case stems from late night visitors last August when a Stamford group visited the home and a fatal shooting occurred nearby involving Paul Rollo and James C Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Plam
J Waterbury Smith
New Canaan
Tallmadge Hill
Waterbury
Paul Rollo
James C Raymond
Raymond
Tellus
Tye
Invalidated Rothschild Election Sparks Paris Debate
Paris reports the first bureau of the amber todi invalidated the election of Baron Maurice de Rothschild to represent Hautes Alpes in the Chamber of Deputies after a lengthy dispute. Alleged liberalities described as bordering on corruption prompted a chamber decision review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice de Rothschild
Chamber of Deputies
Hautes Alps
Amber Todi
Chamber
Anil Decisior
Borglum’s Troubles Mount Over Property Judgments
The town records show new filings in cases against Simondett and others and against Robert Caldwell of New York with judgments totaling 1642.75 dollars and 3573 dollars respectively. Coats are taxed in the judgments tied to these cases as listed by the town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Mountain Association
Simondett
New York
Robert Caldwell
Half a Million Given Dennistoun in London Court
In London March 42 Ahmna Lady Carnarvon testifies in court over a marriage settlement of half a million dollars given to Col Jan Dennistoun. Trustees could pay the income to either spouse and Frazer argues such payments shield the former Mrs Dennistoun from claims. Fryzer notes the husband’s lavish lifestyle funded by the present wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ahmna
Carnarvon
Lord Carnarvon
Alfred Fryzer
Jan Dennistoun
Frazer
Dennistoun
Mayfalr Society
Pryzer
Man Held For Court After Public Drunkenness on Main Street
At 9 30 last night a man on Main Street opposite Elw yelled I am a disgrace to Bridgeport and claimed lost dignity. He was belligerent, slept briefly, and refused hospital aid. Police identified him as Joseph A Patten of 185 Bradley Street New Haven and prepared to arraign him in City Court for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Bridgeport
Jay
Prout
Joseph A Patten
Bradley Street
New Haven
War's end reshapes family authority says Rev Creighton
Rev Frank W Creighton of Brooklyn urged that the overthrow of tyrants in war shifts parental control at home. He warned of declining power of the church and the need for wholesome family life, delivered during services at Christ Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W Creighton
Brooklyn
Tenton
Christ Episcopal Church
Creighton
St Anne's Church
Soto
Ray Rrand Macune
Lass Silos
Joseph Wieler
Karl W Hawk
Johnson Seeks Cooler Dress for Bridgeport Firemen
Fire Chief Tianiel Bo Johnson asked the Bridgeport Board of Fire Commissioners to adopt a placid satin shire as part of the summer uniform to deflect sun rays and keep firefighters cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blick Sateen
Board of Fire Commissioners
Tianiel Bo Johnson
Diidgeport Thie Inen
Capital Punishment Beat in Michigan Legislature
A fragmented clipping notes debate on capital punishment in Michigan. The House of Representatives opposed the measure and sent it to the Senate, where no action was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lansing Miih Maia
Fowe House
Michi
Rds
Senate
Woman Charged Over Abusive Language Incident
Cyra Clark of FZ Highland Avenue was arrested by general police last night after reports she used abusive language. She faces a breach of peace charge and was placed in custody by the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyra Clark
Highland Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bayer
Aleo
Moogacetica
Ballerhastd
Dennis
Milnereet
Bridgeport, Conn
IRSE
USA
Owen
Hinidle
Post and Telegram
DR. Simmons
Catholic Home
Bureau
Borglum
SELE
Johnson
John Irving
Alffever Wreave
Tate
Grant
Lane’s
Lane
People’s Savings Bank
Ifm
Scott
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!