Local Musicians Return From South American Tour
A group of four Bridgeport musicians arrived home yesterday after a seven week South American trip aboard the Munson Steamship line Stops included Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Santos and Buenos Aires during the voyage the orchestra performed aboard and at principal ports The ship left New York in February and arrived home March 23 Miles and Mr Dinan plan another trip on March 20 with additional Bridgeport musicians.
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Miles
Mr. Dinan
Franzese Sells His Restaurant in City Court Case
Franzese to be tried Tuesday in Yi City court for a third liquor violation after selling his restaurant at 1610 Main St to Leonard Creators. He faces fines and a suspended sentence. the sale filed with the Town Clerk details fixtures valued at $1,100 amid ongoing legal action.
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Ouia Franzese
Caserta
Leonard Creators
Franzese
Aheavi Dawhen
Sehiden IL
Musterole Cold Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old style ad touts Musterole as an easy to apply mustard oil remedy for chest colds, claiming it does not blister like traditional mustard plasters. It advises gentle application with fingertips and mentions product sizes and availability at drug stores.
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Witness accuses interpreter in coroner's court hearing
Witnesses testified that Chrng R. Wall, driver of the truck that killed 3 year old Stanley Bazidlo, was not at fault as the child darted into the street. Wall denied sounding his horn and faced manslaughter charges. the inquest resumes with Coroner Phelan and auxiliary interpreter Delbus amid questions of accuracy.
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R. Wall
Stanley Bazidlo
Hamilton Street
Deigner
John J. Phelan
Wall
Fhelan
Joseph Delbus
Andrew Worbel
C.sq
Dotbus
Phelan
New Creditor Judgment In Fatima Case In New York
March 24 A new creditor wins a court judgment against Princess Fatima now in seclusion and penniless in America. The Supreme Court Justice Finch awards $2,000 to M. 5. Dave a jeweler on a promissory note from last August. Meanwhile Stephens Weinbers once secretary to the Princess faces charges over a Naval officer cloak purchase and is held for removal to Washington on a false officer posing case.
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Fatima
America
M. 5
Dave
Supreme Court
Finch
Stephens Weinbers
Washington, D. C
Harding
Patrolman Foils Robbery at Dusted Grocery Store
A robbery attempt at Dusted Grocery, 7 Pequnock Street, was halted by Officer Flanagan who was returning home. Thieves forced entry but nothing was stolen, and investigators from headquarters are examining the scene. Store manager H. C. Pilo of Seacwood Avenue reported no items missing.
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Pequgnnock Street
Flanagan
H. C. Pilo
Genoa Conference To Be Heavily Guarded By Secret Agents
A Rome dispatch says the Genoa conference will be swarmed with hundreds of secret agents and political police to protect high officials and uncover secrets. Delegations from France Britain Moscow and other powers will be accompanied by detectives as access for foreign journalists is limited. Only a small number of American press representatives have secured accommodations.
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Genoa
Rome
Vienna
Versailles
Genda
Britain
Atatt
Jer
Ain
Moscow
Tiglan
Malnutrition Ties Deer Deaths to Grass Shortage in Stratford
State Veterinarian George Corwin reported 39 deer died from malnutrition in a Stratford area known as UMC Powder Park. About 750 deer were weakened by late grass and buds, some eating bark and twigs. An alfalfa feeding program is under way as officials monitor recovery and report to the State Game and Fish Commission. Meanwhile Stratford firm Sunshine House and Company Products faces contractor-turned-financial trouble over promised houses in New York and New Jersey. Simon Lake of Bridgeport asserts refunds or delivery of houses, with legal action brewing if obligations aren’t met.
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U. M.C
George Corwin
U. M. C. Company
Smith
State Game and Tish Commission
Sunshine House
Comeny Products Corporation
Simon Lake
Bridgeport
New York
Lake
Ono
Parayas
Bronx
Tha
Mr. Lake
Tha Cage
Edward B. Feeley
Wxbout
Stratfore
Larly-dye Howe
New Jersey
Sunshine Homes Sales’ Company
Meriden AI
Stamford
Conn
Ashley
Wesley
Appoint Receiver for New York Export Firm
Federal Judge Knox appointed Alartin onbay receiver in equity under 24, Yoo bond for the exporting firm et dsnac Brandon and Brothers amid a suit by Panama Banking Company. The firm’s assets are estimated at 2 million with liabilities at 1 million. Separate action placed Samuel Brandon and Mr. Cowboy as joint receivers of the Delaware and New Jersey corporations with combined assets around 480 thousand.
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New York
Federal
Tudge Knox Today
Alartin Onbay
Yoo
Etdsnac Brandon and Brothers
Panama Banking Company
South
Central America
Conroy
Isaac Brandon
S Brothers
Ne Jersey
Delaware
Samuel Brandon
Cowboy
New Jersey
Film Stars Invade Holy Land For King David Saga
Jerusalem March 24 Twenty stars from the American film world arrived to film the King David story near the city. The scene will depict David and Goliath with a love scene after the battle. About 5000 people, 5000 sheep, 1000 camels and 2000 goats will be used. It will be the first major production shot in the Holy Land.
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Jerusalem
David
Goliath
Holy Land
Palestine
France Reiterates Intention to Pay Debt to America
Paris March 24 The Associated Press reports Premier Poincare strongly reiterates France's will to settle its debts to the United States. The statement was made in response to a Senate commission questionnaire on budget expenses recoverable from Germany and aims to counteract a recent unfavorable impression in America from M. Goucher's speech.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Poincaren
Senate Commission
Germany
United States
M. Goucher
Rev Sidney Crawford Dies at Brooklyn Home
New York March 24 Rev Sidney Crawford a Congregational minister served in Fir Haven Vermont Green Bay Wisconsin Lyons Iowa Tampa Florida Rutland Provincetown and Werland Massachusetts died today at his Brooklyn home aged 82 He was born in Barre Vermont and graduated from Amherst College in 1881 He remained in Tampon during the yellow fever epidemic in 1887 and was a trustee of Rollins College and a member of the Board of Visitors of Andover Theological Seminary
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New York
Sidney Crawford
Firhaven
Vermont
Greenbay
Wisconsin
Lyons
Iowa
Tampa
Florida
Rutland
Provincetown
iWerland
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Barre
Amherst College
Tampon
Cita
Rollins College
Winter Park
Andover ‘Theological Seminary
Oil on U S Lands Yields Enormous Royalties
Washington reports 1921 oil and gas production on government lands nears one million barrels. Royalties totaled over 2 million dollars, with rates from 3 percent to a sliding 12 1 4 to 26 2 3 percent. Over 6 thousand permits sought, 267 leases granted, per A W Ambrose, Bureau of Mines official.
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Washington
United States Treasury
A. W. Ambrose
Technoorest
Bureau of Mines
General Lands Officer
S&s
Rickard Defense Faces $50,000 Bribery Claim
Trial of Tex Rickard, sports promoter, opened a bribery episode as prosecutors alleged an offer of $50,000 to tamp down charges by four men linked to the prosecution. Rickard’s wife fainted in court and was carried from the room as defense lawyers denied the allegations and sought alibis.
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Rickard Defense
Mysteriou de
Tex Rickard
Jeermit Roosevelt
Fleght
Rickard
Reamie
Detec
Vee
Schoenfeld
Ganke
Bigfard
Steuer
Richard
Whiskey Runner's Murder Trial Stays Unshaken
In Hartford on March 2, Domi nick Cropanese, an automobile mechanic and self proclaimed whiskey runner, testified in the James Clanslone and Michael Rugeris murder case. He described the September 1920 killing of Enio Renaldino, saying Rugeris forced Renaldino onto the car steering wheel and Clanslone fired a shot behind the rear, amid attempts to stage a suicide. Cropanese recounted clashes in 1921 with Clanslone, years of liquor-running implications, and revealed details about a razor encounter, payback for owed money, and whiskey transport to New Britain and Brooklyn. Evidence included blood-stained clothing, a head wound, and a revolver found with Renaldino, plus a handwriting expert disputing a memorandum in Renaldino’s car notebook. The courtroom was packed as testimony moved to challenge the witness.
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Hareford
Dominick Cropanese
Enio Renaldino
New Britain
James
Cowboy” Clanslone
West New York
N. 3
Michael Rugeris
Clinrie
Cropunese
Rugeria
Renaldino
Apg
Cranslone
Renalding
Whiten
Cropanesa
Cianflone
Revaldino
Witnosa
Clanflone
Brooklyn
George T. Frisbie
New Haven
Yenaldino
Farmington
Domentak Cropandis
Defeau« Ente
Tariff Bill 10 Ready for Report by April First
Washington March 24 A Republican Finance Committee report says tariff bill 10 should be ready for reporting on April 1 with dye and magnesia rates still to be fixed The dye issue may move to Monday due to Senator Frelinghuysen absence Proposals include seven cents per pound and fifty percent ad valorem on intermediates and finished dyes plus seven cents and sixty cents per pound and fifty percent ad valorem on finished products Supporters cite anti dumping provisions to curb German dyes The wool schedule is only partly completed and basic rate comparisons with Payne Aldrich law show varying protective effects for raw wool and manufactured wool Also witnesses urged protection for dairy products fats and oils amid debate on tax and tariff measures
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Washington
Athough
Senate
Teopublicane
Frelinghay
New Jersey
Payner Aldrich Inn
Grand Master Visit Hosts Degree Conferring Evening
Members of Samuel H. Harris lodge will entertain Grand Master Herbert J. Phillipa of Waterbury at Odd Fellows Hall 1088 Broad Street Monday night. The visitors will inspect and confer the degree on six candidates in a formal lodge ceremony.
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Samuel H. Harris
C. F
Herbert J. Phillipa
Waterbury
Bisstad Moncay
Odd
Ows
Wats Dearce
Atonyi
Williams Record Editors Suspended Pending Appeal
March 24 Williams College suspended twenty six members of the Williams Record editorial board from college until April 13 after a controversy over a comic issue. The editor says the publication tradition was challenged by college authorities and this year's editors faced disciplinary action.
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Williamstonn
Mere
Williams Record
Coll One
Baron Denve Cochin Dies in France at 73
Paris March 24 Baron Denve Cochin long standing Royalist figure in the Chamber of Deputies and a member of the French Academy died today at age 73. He belonged to one of France s oldest families with forebears prominent in public life.
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Baron Cochin
France
Paris
Denve Cochin
Charm‘bér of Deputies
French Academy
French politics and notable figures in the Joan of Arc era
The text notes influential French figures including Cochin, highlighted for her 1415 appointment to cooperate with Lord Kighener in directing Anglo French policy, during the period of Joan of Arc. It references her role as minister without portfolio and the broader political backdrop.
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Joan I of Arc
Kighener
Prof Kendall Plans to Resume Painting in New Haven
March 24 report states Prof William Sergeant Kendall, former Yale dean, will return to painting after resigning his post. He plans to sell his home in New Haven and move to the country.
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Prof
Kendall
New Haven
William Sergeant. Kendall
Yale Wrt
Cigarettes Stolen From Davey Bros Store
Thieves broke into Davey Bros store at Park avenue and Vine street Thursday night and stole twenty packages of cigarettes and two in cash. A police report was filed yesterday.
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Davey Bros
Park Avenue
Vine Street
New York City Population Rise Reported by Health Dept
New York City population up by about 219000 since the 1920 federal census. Health department statement says current estimate is 6834738, used for calculating the city death rate.
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New York
New York City
Health Department
Improper Auto Lenses Leads to Five Dollar Fine Appeal
New Haven March 24 Mor lwin Arenholtzs fined $10 in Woodboridge town court for improper auto lenses. He appealed, claiming it was Arenholts involved when two constables pursued after a conflict with Anthony Sable fitzenholtz at his homestead. The constables face charges of assault with a $6000 bond.
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Morlwin Arenholtzs
Woodboridge
Arenholts
Con
Anthony Sable Fitzenholtz
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