Teller Who Stole $2000 in Bank Freed on Fine
Milton T. Clark, former teller of Second National Bank, pled guilty to embezzlement of $3000 from the bank on January 27, 1925 and was fined $500 and given a suspended year in prison or probation. The court warned of possible execution if he reappears. Other defendants faced lesser charges and penalties.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Milton T. Clark
Second National Bank
Federal
Atlanta
Thomas
Clark
Charles Lynch
Waterbury
John Watertown
Collins
Charles Priest
Priest
Iman Pays $5 After Ignoring Stop Light
Arrested Monday night in Black Rock for passing a stop light Anthony Tucciono 888 Stratford avenue appeared in City court yesterday morning fined $5 for stopping light violation $25 and coats for having cooperative license Other cases included Raymond D Kelly non support $10 weekly or six months jail Frank Grasso arrested then by Railroad Policeman J Nel for railroad violation continued to March 22 Clifford st Johns non support continued to April Willem Forahsy theft suspended sentence to Cheshire
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Black Rock
Anthony Tucciono
Stratford Avenue
Albert J. Merritt
Raymond D. Kelly
Kossuthtreet
Frank Grasso
Logan
Judge holds back injunction decision in Norwalk case
Judge Alyn L. Brown reserved decision on a motion for a temporary injunction filed by Clyde Broadwell of Norwalk and others against Harold Gorham of Norwalk. The case concerns blocking construction of a business block adjoining a residence in Norwalk.
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Alyn L. Brown
Clyde Broadwell
Norie
Harold Gorham
Norfrom
Nortralk
Global Stock Boom Draws Buyers Worldwide
A Wall street commission report notes speculation on the New York Stock Exchange has become global. Orders move via telegraph and cable, airborne deliveries aid quick transfers from Pacific coast and western cities, with transfers from Canada to Montreal and Toronto. A Berlin call sought 3,000 GE shares and a Swiss broker waited for confirmation.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Air Mall
Pacific Coast
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Berlin
General Electric
Leaked Charges Hit Texas Cotton Broker in Senate Probes
Arthur R. Marsh testifies before a Senate committee alleging William L. Clayton of Houston engineered control of the cotton futures market and cornered low grade cotton. He cites worldwide propaganda against the New York Cotton Exchange and access to USDA market reviews. Clayton’s counsel denies claims and the panel moves to probe War Finance Corporation borrowing by Anderson Clayton.
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Washington
Associated Press
William L. Clayton
Houston
Tex
Anderson Clayton Cotton Trading House
Senate
Arthur R. Marsh
New York
Department of Justice
Clayton
Marsh
New York Cotton Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Heflin
Alabama
Dentes
David H. Miller
New Orleans Exchange
Miller
Houston House
Anderson Clayton
War Finance Corporation
Capper
Kanson
Coroner rules shovel death accidental in Port Chester case
Coroner John J. Phelan of Bridgeport finds the death of Anastas ia Pires, 42, of Port Chester accidental after a steam shovel bucket pinned him to the trench wall during sewer work on March 14 in Sound Beach. Pires, employed by Daly and Merritt Construction, had signaled the bucket’s descent. brake failure and water on the brake band are noted as possible causes.
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John J. Phelan
Bridgeport
Anastasia Pires
Port Chester N
Sound Beach
Pires
Daly and Merritg Construction Company
Port Chester
Principal of Academy Coolidge Attended Dies in Southboro
George Sherman, 74, Amherst graduate and former Black River Academy principal in Ludlow, VI, died at his home. Born February 20, 1854 in Brim Held, he educated at Winchester OH Tawton and Wheaton seminaries and belonged to the Northboro Chamber of Commerce and Notaboro history society. Funeral set for 3:30 p.m. today.
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Southboro
Associated Press
George Sherman
Amherst
Black River Academy
Ludlow
Coolidge
Brim Held
John and
Sophia Prince Sherman
Winchester
N. OH
Tawton
Wheaton Seminary
Memo
Northboro
Connstee
Nottaboro Histore
Reat Ay
Postal merger to unify Mackay and ITT systems
New York March 20 The merger of Mackay companies with the International Telephone and Telegraphs company was announced by Clarence H Mackay and Sosthenes Beyn. A new Commercial Postal company under Mackay will acquire Mackay stock and form an International Cables unit to oversee cables. Wireless service will supplement cables with trans Pacific links including Honolulu Manila and inland wire transmissions.
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New York
Associated Press
Mackay Companies
International Tele+phone and Telegraphs company
Clarence H Mackay
Sosthenes Bebn
Americas
Mackay
Postel
International Cables Company
Mackey
United States
Canada
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
West Indies
Trans-Pacific Wireless
Honolulu
Manila
Mackey Companies
Commercial-Postal Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nora Bayes Rites Will Be Private
Nora Bayes dies in Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. Funeral to be private with Christian science rites. burial to follow away from public tribute. Condolences pour in to her husband Benjamin Friedlander as the theater world mourns. Godchildren of Genesee Home orphanage in Rochester honor their fairy-actress godmother Nora Bayes with ongoing yearly ceremonies and support.
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New York
Broadway
Nora Bayes
Brooklyn
Rochester
Mareh
Genesee Home
Miss Bayes
Ivsus
Jennile Jacobs
Rabbi Sues Church Over Unpaid Salary in Lynn Case
Fabbi Raphael Goldstein of Lancaster files federal suit against Heth Et of Lynn Congregation for about 4000 claiming breach of contract after being discharged on January 13. He alleges he was to receive 4200 dollars yearly and the church has not paid 3000 in salary nor 400 in expenses.
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Boston
Associated Prece
Fabbi Raphael Goldstein
Lancaster
Heth Et of
Lynn
Idm
Rabi Goldenstein Silegen
Original Wright plane attracts royal family
London March 20 The original Wright plane which Orville Wright piloted to his first sustained flight at Kitty Hawk proved a great attraction to the king and queen of England today. The plane, landing in England February 21, drew interest in the new science museum buildings at South Kensington opened by the king.
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London
Associated Pres
Orvile Wright
Kitty Hawk
England
Science Museum
South Kensington
Railroad Legislation Due for Action Soon
Washington March 20 President Coolidge has received assurances from members of Congress that bills suited to the consolidation of railroads would be taken up and likely passed.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
Smpers
Congress
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Famnon Ranney
Forian Shoes Shoes
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