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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1925

Page

9

Young Nomads Curbed by Travelers Aid

Sherrod Ewing national director of the Travelers Aid Society urged communities to curb transient youths at roadside camps. He warned against allowing itinerants to beg for rides and money, citing cases of families with children exploiting crowds to travel. He urged towns to provide local care takers to help stranded travelers and prevent exploitation.

Sherrd Ewing Raveler's Aid Society Chamber of Commerce America Ewing Jacksonville Florida Fl Vis Middle West

Youth Loses Leg in Auto Theft Crash

Waterbury May 18 George Galicia 19 lost a leg and Charles Sealy 4 was seriously hurt when a stolen automobile owned by David Husted of Litchfield was driven by four youths on the Watertown road. They crashed into a machine owned by E Sprigg of Watertown avenue. Three uninjured youths were rounded up and held on $1000 bonds for auto theft and reckless driving.

Waterbury George Galicia Charles Sealy David Husted Litchfield Watertown E. Sprigg Watertown Avenue Rial

Federal Wood Stores Inc Officers Indicted in New York

New York May 14 Office of the Federal Wood Stores Inc which failed for 4 000 000 was indicted by the grand jury in General Sessions court today. The charge was fraudulently obtaining loans from banks and trust companies on worthless collateral.

New York Federal Wood Stores, Inc General Sessiors Court Worshoes

Mrs Ida F Johnson Dies in Johnson City

Mrs Ida F Johnson a principal owner of Johnson Corporation died in Johnson City New York after a heart attack at her home. Born in Massachusetts she rose in business with the Johnson family and was a noted local figure. A separate court note reports George Millew a communist was sentenced to one year in prison and fined 20000 for seditious acts.

Ida F. Johnson Johnson City Real Johnson Johnson Corporatio Ou Atine Cada Westhere Mass ESBS Soppa George Millew

Sir John L. Baird Named Governor General of Australia

Melbourne May 18. Sir John Lawrence Baird has been appointed governor general of the Australian commonwealth, succeeding Lord Forster who has held the office since 1909. Baird, a baronet, has a long record in diplomacy military and parliamentary service including service with the Abyssinian army in Somaliland and as minister of transport from 1921 to 1924.

Melbourking Dremsey Bruce John Lawrence Baird Lord Jorster Right Hla Somaliiland Warious Departments

Death sentence for 15 year old William Cavalier

William Cavalier, 15, was found guilty of first degree murder for killing his grandmother during a robbery attempt in Pottsville. Judge Foch sentenced him to die in the electric chair despite a mercy recommendation, and his counsel said an appeal would be filed for a new trial.

Rotary Club to Present Scout Camp Deed at Lake Zoar

The Rotary club will award the deed free and clear for the Bridgeport Boy Scout camp on Lake Zoar at Stevenson to Howard C. Simpson, president of the Bridgeport Boy Scout Council. Scouts have used the site for summers the past two years, with an artesian well added last year. A Scout troop will entertain at dinner and Rey. Alexander Alison Jr. will speak. George W. Sanderlin of Bridgeport Dredge and Dock Co. was elected a Rotary member.

Rotary Club Howard C. Simpson Bridgeport Boy Scout Council Lake Zoar Stevenson Boy Scouts of Rey. Alexander Alison, Jr First Presbyterian George W.sanderlin Bridgeport Dredge and Dock Company

Storekeeper Sells Wine to Students Penalized

New Haven May 18 API A fine of 300 dollars with costs and a suspended 60 day jail term was imposed on Giuseppe Lucia a candy storekeeper after conviction for selling wine to high school seniors. Three youths who stole an automobile testified they had drunk Lucia’s wine and then stole Professor Theodore Woolsey's car before denying the theft.

New Haven Giuseppe Lucia Lucia Theodore Woolsey Ned

P U Department Stops G L Ware's Promotion Plans

Rostan Me May 18 The petinn as broker of George L Ware, well known New England promoter, was revoked today by the State Department of Public Utilities. Action followed Ware's plan to furnish investors with a scheme offering 170 to 40d percent return. The drive was banned after prior action on a similar scheme.

Rostan Petinn George 1 New England State Department of Public Utilities Aetio Sromallom Wieten Jebel

Advertisement for Lamond Dyes and fabric materials

An old newspaper ad urges readers to buy Lamond Dyes and 110 other kinds of materials. It asks customers to inform their druggist whether the fabric is wool, linen, cotton, or a wool blend, and to specify whether it is dyed with 9 color.

Longworth to Visit Europe with Coolidge Presence

Speaker designate Nicholas Longworth of Ohio travels with President Coolidge to Europe, sailing this week aboard the Aquitania. He will visit Paris and other capitals after meeting the Countess to discuss Allied recovery and U.S. postwar policy.

Washington Mas Capy

Connecticut Federation Women’s Clubs Opens 29th Convention

Reports from seven county officers highlight the session as the Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs gathers at Stratfield Hotel in Branford. Emily Plumley chairs, lauding Bridgeport hospitality while lists of officers and new clubs are read. Twilight services honor former president Mrs Brainard with tributes and resolutions.

Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs Sun Stratfield Hovel Misa Emily Louise Plamiey Kramford Fairfield Bridgeport Latchefield Emily W. Hartland Woodbury Hartford Clarence I. B. Jenne New Maven Roland S. Boteford Wallingford Tolland John EK. Chiftiths Danteson Middlesex Pauline Merwin Westbrook New London County Roanmary O. Anderson Anderson Ciubs Winsted Women’s Club Thompson Thimble Club Starr's Club Federation George H. Stoughton H. J. Pyle Laula K. Gould Pyle Organization Committee Tin Federation 4Outh Church United Congregational Church Ciy Eliz Graham ‘Tuttle L.L. Snyder George Sawyer Jennings Marlon Byrne Charles Rowe Vickery T. F. Rutledge Beale Walter E. Coe Stamford Charles D. Davis Dorr R. Whitney Charles E. Beardsley Lucy Lyles Wilson James P. Wood James Todd Frederick M. Peasley General Federation E.L. Nettleton Fundowment Fund Alfred ©. Wirts James KH. Bolton Zorace B. Brainard Charles D. David O'Hara Brainard Tudor Goardy Frederick M. Peasly Werner H. Hoffman Walteri. Coe Elmore A. Evans

Kentucky Senator for Spencer's Post Headline

Washington May 9 The chairmanship of the Senate Hic tons committee, vacant by the death of Senator Spencer of Missouri, will likely go to Senator Ernest of Kentucky. Senator Watson of Indiana is senior but prefers to keep the Interstate Commerce chair.

Wasilengton Spencer's Missouri Ernest Kentucky Watson Indiana Interstate Commerce Cormit Ipa

Home Town Urges Pershing for Senate in Missouri

Macon Missouri May 18 Citizens of TLachede G General Pershing's hometown announced it would send a telegram to Governor Baker urging General Pershing by name to succeed Belden P. Spencer as United States senator from Missouri

Macon Fapi Tlachede General Pershing Baker Bint Belden Pp. Spencer United States Missouri

Six more officers join Waterbury Police force

Waterbury May 18 six new traffic men rescinded the department to over 21 percent. The city now has a total of one on duty two lieutenants and three sergeants. Officials say Waterbury now has more supervisors of patrolmen and detectives than any city its size.

Waterbury Omicl Siza

Caillaud Chosen as Senate Candidate in France

In Le Mans France May 18 Caillaud accepted today the Republican committee nomination as candidate for the senate. Senator Gijon, whom Caillaud replaces, resigned to permit Caillaud's nomination. The election is freely predicted.

Lemans France Claillaux Republican Committee Senate Gijon Caijllaux Callaux

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