Isaac M Ullman Named By Girl In Paternity Suit
New York May 13 Special Col Isaac M Ullman a New Haven corset magnate and New Haven county political figure is named as the father of a child by Miss Florence Reddington a 20 year old New York woman. Reddington seeks 196000 in damages claiming Ullman offered 25400 to drop the suit. Ullman denies paternity citing records showing the father as a Brazilian of brown race. She claims a blood test confirms Caucasian parentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac M. Elman
Milionaire
New Haven
J. Henry
Connecticut
Francis B. Delehanty
New York Supreme Court
Florence Reddington
West Ninety-First Street
Reddington
Caucasia
Louis Ultman
Isaac
Ynapers
George Holts
Fred Vogel
Cavenue
Bridgeport
Westport
Stratford Theatre
South Manchester
Milford
Danbury
Plang
Brazil
Virginia Camp
Oviah
Irs
Alicia Thorpe
Fraac M. Ullman
Armed Guards Guard Bayonne Ballot Boxes After Tight Election
In Bayonne New Jersey on May 13 a squad of twenty four armed men was placed to guard the ballot boxes from last Tuesday’s mayoral contest. Factions led by Daly and Garvan accuse each other of foul play and seek a recount ordered by Justice Francis J. Swayze. The boxes were moved to the county courthouse vault for safety amid ongoing tension.
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Jersey City
Bayonne
Michael J. Donovan
City Commission
Lally
Daly-Garvan
Commission
Francis J. Swayze
County Board of Tilections
Gales Smash Balloons In Paris Grand Prix
Paris May 13 The northwesterly gales wrecked several balloons in the Grand Prix of the Aero Club of France. Others, after rough takeoffs, head toward Germany and Russia where landing could lead to arrest. No lives lost. Blanchet ler and Bourdainat of France witnessed the losses as the balloons disappeared. Lieutenant Ernest De Nuyter of Belgium is the prior favorite. Balloons drift east over Lorraine. Germany warns aviators landing there without passport.
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Tuilleries Palace
Germany
Russia
Paris
Associated Press
Aero Club of France
Tuileries Palace
Belgium
Maly
France
Tuillers Gardens
Blanchet Ler
Bourdainat
Italy
Ernest de Nuyter
Belgiium
Utce
Lorraine
Ain
National Manufacturers Open New York Convention Today
The National Association of Manufacturers opens its three day annual convention in New York with twenty seven states represented. John E. Edgerton will deliver the opening address, wrapping a survey of industrial conditions into his report. Ernest V. Tries, J. Marbis, Bob Dot and others are slated for talks during the session.
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New York
National Association of Manual
John E. Edgerton
Mississippi River
Egerton
Tnis
Ernest V. Tries
Philadelphia
J. Marbis
Worcester
Bob
San
Francisco
Nat Wright Toledo newspaperman dies
Nathane ie Corwin Wright aged 54, editorial manager of the Toledo Blade for 15 years, died at home after a six month illness from heart disease. Born August 11, 1269, in Crawford County Pennsylvania.
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Toleng
Ohio
Nathaneie Corwin Wright
Toledo Blade
Nat Wright
Toledans
Newspaper World
Dore
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Army Offers Jobs to Bandits Who Kidnapped Passengers
Peking reports a deal with bandits allowing troop withdrawal and their enrollment into the national army. Some captives to be released immediately, others freed as terms are fulfilled. Consuls warn that captives' lives depend on bandit compliance and pledged peaceful disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Associated Press
Lincheng
A. m
Wey
Agih
Memorial day parade leader resigns amid local shifts
Local notes report Charlies H Sprague resigns as head of the second division of the Memorial Day parade. The story threads through Fairfield policing, church gatherings, and upcoming civic meetings as Bridgeport and surrounding towns adjust leadership and public events.
Returns Home Finds Wife Shot by Brother
In Sommavium Massachusetts on May 13 a man named Manuel Ferreira shot and killed his sister in law Marie Ferreira, then shot himself. The event occurred after the husband Joseph Ferrer returned home with their three year old adopted daughter a witness.
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Sommavium
Mass
Joseph Ferrer
Manuel
Marie Ferreira
Joseph
Jhen
Ferreira Fimly
Joseth
Bill Planned to Shift Sheriff Appointing Power
A proposed bill aims to move sheriff appointing authority from the individual sheriff to the Board of County Commissioners in the inspective counties. It targets High Sheriff Thomas F. Reilly of New Haven and could reduce county commissioner salaries or their numbers. Opponents say it would weaken law enforcement and centralize power, with discussions tied to the Judiciary committee and state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leider
W. P. Pp. Kilpatclek
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas F. Reilly
New Haven
Democracis County
Simeon Pease
Fairfield County
Ers
Reilly
Wilder
Judiciary Committee
Gas Explosion Kills Two In Toledo Home
In Toledo Ohio on May 14 a gas explosion at the home of Mrs Emma Meckely and family killed two people a seven year old boy was rescued by firefighters and eight others were rushed to hospital in a dramatic early morning blast investigators blamed a faulty gas connection for the incident naming the McClusky residence as the scene of the deadly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Emma Meckely
George Durke
McClusky
Shells On Track Explode Two Hurt
Two men were injured Saturday on Malin Street when bullets from a passing car struck them. Philip Kelly of 139 James Street and Louis Jennings of Long TH received leg wounds and required medical attention. Police could not identify the youths who fired the cartridges amid the crowd on the busy street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin Street
Hoya
Philip Kelly
James Street
Louis Jennings
Long TH
Sprague resigns as commander of parade division
Charles H. Sprague resigns as commander of the Second Division of the Memorial Day parade while Paet Commander P. George Moore steps in. Major B. Hai is named chief of staff. G. A. R. color bearer and guard will not march this year for the first time. New organizations join United Patriotic Societies as Memorial Day plans advance.
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Charles H. Sprague
American Legion
Paet
P. George Moore
Thal Stead
BE. S. Hai
Slaw
A. C. Bennett
United Patriotic Sordieries, Inc
Sprague
Harry W. Congdett
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army Committee
Grand Army
oMleiula
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles N. Stephens
Sons of Veterans
John A. Albert
United Spanish War Veterans
Drums Corps
Mansfield Rague
Bridgeporth School
United Stated
Lincoln
George M. Geisel
St. Paul's Episcopal Bureh
Wiliam MacDermott
Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Rockefeller Foundation reports 76 million decade expenditure
New York May 1 The Rockefeller Foundation says it spent 76 357 140 in ten years from its charter inception ten years ago plus 17 500 000 from the principal and 15 000 000 to be paid in future years for schools and public projects Public Health medical education war relief and other philanthropic work account for the allocations with noted support for medical centers in China India Belgium and Europe and Asia including North and South America the Philippines Hong Kong and Bangkok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Edwin R. Mmbrer
China Medical Board
Peking
Think
Qonapo
Brussels
Embree
North
South America
Europe
Philippines
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Britain Ready To Take Part In Reparations Talks
The British note to Germany signed by Lord Curzon criticizes the German proposal as inadequate and vague. It urges concrete guarantees and a franker stance on obligations under the Versailles Treaty while offering Allied readiness to join discussions at the right moment to avert international peril.
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Britain
London
Associated Press
Germany
Lord Curzon
Bia Dmajesty
Clatins
Slich & Way
Three Women Held in Alexanderson Kidnapping Case
Three women charged with complicity in the abduction of six year old Vert Alexanderson were brought from Waterlawn and jailed in county custody with $15,000 bail each. The defendants Ruth Crandall of Rochester, Fra Fairfield of Alexandria Bay, and Harriet Grinell Foster moker pleaded not guilty and will seek examination. The case ties to Stanley Crandall and Harry Fairfield. Colonel Charles B Wing a noted paper manufacturer died at 69 in Cincinnati, with ties to Ohio politics.
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Harriet D. Grinell
Fairfield
Waterlawn
Discincinnati
Ohio
Charles B. Wing
Wing
Bushnell
Nash
Autopsy Advances New Clue to Death Of Topstone Hermit
Autopsy on 72 year old George W. Holtz, found murdered and dumped in Umpawang lake, shows single blow to chin with blunt instrument, no drunken brawl preceding, and that Holtz was dead when cast into the water. Investigation seeks a leather wallet with about 200 to 150 dollars as possible motive.
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Topstone
Holtz
Topstone Station
George W. Holtz
Kimmit
Umpawang Lake
Holtz ix
FE. J. Smith
Fiedding
Bruce Weaver
Stamford
B. Bouton
Georgetown
Sergent Virelli
John Kelley
Drs. Smith
Weas Jner
Holts
Virelli
Kelley
Smith
Weaver
Cmpawaur
Ians Cavilne
Brakeman Loses Both Legs In Railroad Accident
William Keegan, 43, brakeman of 223 Bishon Avenue, fell under a shifting coal car in New Haven yard. He lost both legs and is in critical condition at Bridgeport hospital after medical staff treated him and transported him by ambulance.
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William Keegan
New Haven Railroad Company
Bishon Avenue
Keegan
Wheela
Levinson
Bridgeport
Four Women Held After Hammer and Stone Fight
A fight involving four women left injuries as a hammer and stones used in the brawl. Mrs Sparano of River Street struck Roxe Pettre, who was hospitalized with a deep scalp wound and back injuries. Sparano faces assault charges with bonds set. Mary Maio and Mary Russell were later arrested on mutual assault charges after a stones-throwing quarrel near Madison Avenue.
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Sparano
River Street
Roxe Pettre
Jon Madison Avenue
Lord Pellew Weds and Plans Dual Citizenship Drop
New York May 13 Proof. Charles Ernest Pellew an American citizen and his seventh Viscount Gxmouth married last night to Miss Mabel Gray daughter of the late Richard Gray of San Francisco it was learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Ernest Pellew
Gxmouth
Mabel Gray
Richard Gray
San Francisco
Marshal Foch Praises Beauty of America
Paris reports Marshal Foch calling his American trip one of his greatest experiences. He recalled meeting Prince Poniatowski, descendant of Napoleon, and said he would return to the United States, praising Los Angeles as magnificent and Riviera like, yet greater.
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Paris
Marshal Fochanu
América
Foland
Poniatowski
Napoleon
Miershal
Foch
Poland
Los Angeles
Riviera
Wall St Explosion Suspect Arraigned in New York
Noah Lerner, arrested on claims he boasted of driving the little red wagon that exploded in Wall Street on September 6, 1920, was arraigned before Magistrate Frothingham and held without bail. Investigators note an I W W card found. Lerner denies charges and asks for full investigation. He reportedly lived in the Kuzbas colony in Siberia and alleges support from officials there. Lerner had worked at 10 West 40th Street as an assistant purchasing manager and is described as an expert electrician who traveled to Siberia to install radio equipment.
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New York
Noah Lerner
Kuzbas
Siberia
Wall Street
Frothingham
Homache Court
Communist Group
I W. W
Aince
Sevie
West 40Th Street
Siverla
War fund audit shows over six million left for ex servicemen
New York May 13 More than six million dollars remain in the Knights of Columbus war fund to be used for welfare and educational work for ex service men of all denominations according to the semi annual audit completed today.
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New York
The
Knights of Columbus
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