Incendiary Sought In Orange Barn and House Fire
Fire destroyed a barn and a house in Orange on March 30, killing eight cows and causing 10 000 to 12 000 in damage. Officials planned a Monday investigation into possible deliberate arson with rumors pointing to criminal incendiary. The Holmgren sisters own the property. a hired man, Oscar Carlson, was not harmed and may be questioned.
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Orange
Robert J. Woodruff
Alma
Nancy Holmgren
Devon
Bert Andrus
Indian River Road
Marsh Hill
Milford Turnpike
Bridgeport
F. H. Shaw
Milford
Wester
Corers
Oscar Carlgan
Carlson
Holmgren Alsters
Holden to Serve Notice on Tax Collector Soon
Hartford attorney for Bridgeport taxpayers says notices to collect taxes on assessments reduced by Arthur F. Connor will be served on Edward A. Drew within three to four days. Other matters, including a brief for a Senate committee investigation, caused a delay.
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Benedict M. Klolden
Hartford
Bridgeport
Arthur F. Connor
Connor
Edward A. Drew
Holden
Senate
Conner
Drew
Folden
Strikes Trolley to Save Woman in Milford Accident
Milford March 30 Victor Maisey driver of a trolley chose crashing into a trolley to avoid hitting Mrs A G Price at 41 Noble avenue. The impact wrecked the car he was operating along Fort Trumbull road but saved the woman and inflicted only minor injuries on Maisey.
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Milford
Speeca
Mra
A. G. Price
Noble Avenue
Ipia
Victor Maisey
Sea-side Ave
Fort Trumbull
Bishop of Tokio Preaches at St. John's Church
Rt. Rev. John McKim Bishop of Tokio spoke at St. John's Episcopal Church presenting Christianity as influencing Japanese Buddhism He noted Buddhism shifted from funeral care to broader regional role and discussed a reconstruction drive to raise at least 1 500 000 for Episcopal churches nationwide
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Tokio
St. John’s Church
Buddhism
John McKim
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Japan
McKim
Jenith
Daugherty Declares No Grudge Against Coolidge
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty issues a statement from Atlantic City saying no personal feeling against President Coolidge and pledge to help the President at any personal sacrifice. He expresses surprise at events and says the country can endure, with the full Cabinet supported by Congress and the public.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harry M. Daugherty
Coolidge
Daugherty
Free America
Angs
Raa
Traymore
Washington
Srs
Florida
Asheville
America
Mud
Congress
Earler
Mr. Bee
Alex Newman
292 & Reet
Delodogeeg Een
Ohle
Republican National Canyon
Eugene Phillips
State Street
New Cardinal Mundelein Hosts Formal Dinner at Alma Mater
Cardinal Mundelein hosted a formal dinner at the Propaganda Fide in Rome for 150 students from diverse nations. He urged the students to spread the faith, while Cardinal Hayes prepared to assume titular church Santa Maria in Via Lata and depart for the United States in April. Hayes held Mass at St Susanna with many Americans present. Both new American cardinals are to be received by Pope Pius soon.
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Cardinal Mundelein
Cardinal Hayes
American College
Cardinal Hayes Wll
Santa Marie
Via Lata
United States
Church of St. Susanna
Wall, Waring and Lavelli
Ty Judes Taller
George J Gileame
New York
College of Cardinals
Pope Pius
Three Arrested in Crap Game Raid in Stamford
In a Springdale crap game bust, police arrested Isadore Koch of 153 Franklin Street James Morris of Springdale and Herbert Hayes of Farmield Avenue. More than 25 men were involved but most escaped. The incident occurred today with officers arriving at the scene.
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Stamford
Springdale
Isadore Koch
Franklin Street
James Morris
Herbert Hayes
Hoe Fertield Avenue
Hardware Agent Here Ten Years Dies in Shelton
Williams Hueston, longtime receiving and purchasing agent for Hawley Hardware, died yesterday at the Shelton sanatorium after over a year of illness. He was a member of the Elks and Masons and is survived by his father and sisters in Brooklyn New York. The funeral will be held at C E Lewis funeral parlors in Derby Wednesday night at eight, with interment at Pine Grove.
National Head Of Anti-Saloon League Dies
WHETERVILLE Ohio March 30 Dr P A Baker aged 50 for 20 years general superintendent of the National Anti Saloon League died at his home after a year of ill health He had recently announced plans to resign due to health reasons from his post as head of the league.
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Wheterville
Ohio
P. A. Baker
National Anti-Saloon League
Coolidge
D. BP. Baker
Denver
K. of C
Pennsylvani
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Daugherty
Atlantic City
Wheeler
Republican News Bureau
Federal Reserve Bureau
J. B
Smoot
Houge
Senate
Congress
Extra Jobs for Two Teachers to be Discontinued
William S. Caley and Justin Hicker, high school teachers, will be relieved of their additional duties today. Elmer H. Havens, board president, said the extra roles duplicated principal duties. Ricker and Coley received small added salaries not funded by the board. The board will meet Thursday with Dr. A B Meredith to discuss plans for the Norman School and teacher certification.
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William S. Caley
Justin Hicker
Elmer H. Havens
Board of Education
Coley
Ricker
Havengs
A. B Meredith
Norman
Meredith
Wheeler answers attack on Montana group by opponents
Senator Wheeler Democrat of Montana rejects a News Bureau attack accusing him of treason and sedition while he was U S attorney. He says Montanans repudiated the charges by more than 20 000 votes at the last election. Continued on Page Two.
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Montana
Washington, Mare
Wheeler
Daugherty
Republican National Committee New A Bureau
United States
Fiverybody
Hig
House and Senate Leaders Rush Work This Week
Dozen investigations divert attention as Congress aims to close the present session. House leaders push the tax and revenues bills plus the annual supply packages while the Johnson immigration measure awaits action. Senator McKellar plans to seek an inquiry into Mellon’s Treasury post, and the Daugherty probe proceeds with hearings resumed to question William Boyce Thompson.
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Wabhringtor
House
Senate
Jeaders
Independent Offices
White House
Interior
Treasury
Post Office
McKellar
Tennessee
Mellon
Treasury Department
Daugherty Investigation Committee
Senate Ol Committee
William Boyce Thompson
Stamford Man Arrested in Gotham Stabbing Case
Joseph Martina of Boston was handed to New York police on felonious assault charges in a New York restaurant fight that left Manuel Yzaguin badly wounded. Martina allegedly fled toward Grand Central after the altercation and was detained in Stamford when he refused a train attendant’s request to depart. a surgeon treated his wrist, arm, and shoulder stab wounds.
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Stamford
Joseph Martina
Hanover Street
Boston
New York
Manuel Yzaguin
Greenwich Stret
Thin City
Yeaguin
Martino
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Antonio Galves
Oath
Uzuaguin
Grand Central Terminal
Tax Bills Must Be Called For Warns Collector Drew
Collector Fidward A. Drew warns taxpayers to call at the collector office for tax bills and says bills will not be mailed. He notes June or July bills may be mailed to those not yet served, with interest added from date, and reports that extra clerks have been discharged after work on Monday.
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Fidward A. Drew
Drew
Mons
Clari
Lions Begin Fresh Air Home Construction In Nichols
Work started on the Visiting Nurse Association Fresh Air Home in Nichols funded by Lions Club members. Hewlett Construction laid the site foundation while Mrs. Elmer Havens turned the first dirt scoop. Completion is slated for June 1 with costs about 11 000 but total investment near 20 000 including land.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Elmer H. Havens
Nichols
Lions Club
Hewlett Construction Company
Peter M. Davey
Nicholauga
William
Hewlett
Tha
Laat Week
Tsme
Bulla
Responsibility Must Be Exercised in Foreign Trade
The Federal Reserve board calls for greater US influence in world economic affairs as gold and the dollar bolster the nation’s trade role. Its 1923 report emphasizes peacetime functions, expanded open markets, and a broadened understanding of the reserve system’s duties amid postwar readjustment.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Ite
Federal Reserve Syeet
Federal Reserve Credit
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Local Notices and Events Across Bridgeport Area
Bridgeport area items include job changes for Coley and Ricker ending, a ground breaking for a fresh air home by the Visiting Nurse Association with Mrs Elmer H Wavens, and various city and county notices. Incendiary destruction sought in Orange, and debates on roads, elections, and local church matters highlight a busy region's week.
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Bridgeport
Pittsburgh Flood Devastates Rivers and Rail Lines
Flood waters from the Potomac and nearby creeks flooded Cumberland and Keyser areas as steel bridges and tracks were washed away. Rail service halted on Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland lines while relief efforts began and homes suffered damage. No casualties reported yet.
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Creek
Potomac Rh
Cumberland
City
Dixie
West Virginia
Potomac
Atomac
Wey Teller
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Keyser
West Va
Keysar
Maple Run
Oakmont
Widow of slain Carter to press claim in hearing
Kine R. Carter of Olean widow of Russell D. Carter seeks compensation after his October death in Oklahoma. The Yale and Towne Company employee, a safe lock inspector, was killed by bandits near Riverdale while bound for work, with his belongings stolen. The hearing before Commissioner Buckingham marks the first case under Connecticut Compensation rules.
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Kine R. Carter
Olean
Russell D. Carter
Riverate
Oklahoma
Yale
Stamford
Carter
Yale and
Waymen
Benk
Sefe Combinati
Bluejacket
Emile Gauvreau Resigns From Hartford Courant
Hartford March 1 Emile Gauvreau longtime Hartford Courant managing editor resigns after eight years to move into magazine work. He has spent 16 years in newspaper duties and will join McFadden publications in nationwide magazines. He starts his new post at once.
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Hartford
Emile Gauvreau
Hartford Courant
The
Courant
New
Gauvreau
Con
Postian
McFadden
Armatead
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Danbury
Milford Girt
Fairfield Town Court
Easton
Fry
Greenwich
Trumbull
Staught
Daniela Parma
Chicago
Jane Ten
Tobe
Cardinal Munderethat
Jack Delaney
Leo Leonardo
State Street Casino
Angelo
Georgie Day
Kaceya
State Armory
Clude Milan
Newson
Mike McTigue
Newark
Campbell
Chester
Tomac
Pittsburgh
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Allegheny
Magahela Lay
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