Few Ships Held Up by Strike Coastwise Traffic Forecast Three Weeks
New York May 11 The marine union leader admits only a few ships are idle as coastwise sailings continue near normal since May 1. Officials for Mallory Clyde and Southern Pacific report minimal delays and ongoing departures to Galveston, Charleston, and Jacksonville. They expect three weeks to fully tie up coastwise routes.
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Galveston
Comus
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Trolley Car Explosion Case Still Hangs Fire
The case against Judge Stephen T Palmer of Shelton over a southbound trolley car collision remains unresolved. State's Attorney Cummings said the disposition of the charges of man slaughter against Palmer and crew is not yet determined.
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Grand Jury Called on Caporosa Death Probe
Shere Simeon Pease orders a grand jury to report Friday morning to consider evidence charging first degree murder against Thomas Caporosa of this city. The case concerns the March 38 fatal bullet wound to John Nunzi on Hallett Street, following a quarrel among a group that included Caporosa and Nunzi after a day and evening of drinking. Caporosa claims he acted in fear for his life. police reports note Nunzi did not threaten with a weapon during the incident.
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WW. M. Maltbie
Criminal Superior Court
Thomas Caporosa
Deputie
Caporasa
John Nugsir
Hallett Street
Maren
Caparosa
Caporosa
Nuzzi
Capordia
Nunzi
Milford Minstrel Committee Meets at Town Hall
A Milford Minstrel Committee meeting led by James M. Maher prepares for a big event to be staged by the Knights of Columbus in Bridgeport’s council rooms. The gathering, with council members and committee volunteers, anticipates a large crowd this May and outlines the show's organization and responsibilities.
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Goldstein to recover after gas inhalation attempt
Julius Goldstein of 28 Stillman Street attempted suicide by inhaling illuminating gas yesterday morning in his pantry. He collapsed from fumes, was revived by Dr L Simongon after his wife summoned help. he is reported to be recovering.
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Stillman Street
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Sider
Exchange fellows for Belgium announced
New York reports the May relief mission to Belgium announces 18 American university graduates as exchange fellows for Belgium next year. Appointees include Laura T. Cannon and KH Fale.
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Laura T. Cannon
KH Fale
Labor Opposes New Massachusetts Law In Protest
In Boston on May 17 labor groups announced delaying operations of a bill signed by Governor Co. They oppose the act as harmful to union rights and plan to gather 13,000 signatures to petition for a vote by the next state legislature, aiming to defeat the measure.
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