Blue Ribbon Garage Suit at Hearing
A pending legal proceeding involves the Blue Ribbon Garage suit heard before a presiding judge. The proceeding covers allegations and involved parties as the case advances in the judicial process.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
4
A pending legal proceeding involves the Blue Ribbon Garage suit heard before a presiding judge. The proceeding covers allegations and involved parties as the case advances in the judicial process.
Blue S Ribbon Garage sues Abraham Hagler for damages and a counter suit names Brave Ribbe as defendant. Case involves unpaid orders for motor buses and trusses sold to others, with over 100000 dollars in damages claimed. The action centers on alleged violations of a contract and unpaid goods.
An American woman and Russian peers describe years of famine and fear in Petrograd and across Russia. Letters tell of starvation, surging prices, and longing for food sweets and basic goods, with appeals for mercy from overseas readers.
London reports Dr. Carl Lumhaltz, an American explorer, describes finding tribes in Borneo with tail remnants of twelve to eighteen inches. He argues these tailed people result from intermarriage with a tailed race, notes their sensitivity, and suggests the real tailed race may be in New Guinea. He plans a dangerous expedition to pursue evidence.
In Middletown three saloon keepers and two bartenders faced court for alleged liquor law violations. Jail terms were attached to fines, with sentences set and appeals allowed. Defendants Sarena and James O’Connor, Kerles Grimshaw, Edward Wismi and Ti gard Kuchkow were named.
Right Rev. Chauncry P. Brewster, Episcopal bishop of Connecticut, preached the Saints day sermon at Trinity church Brooklyn Conn. The service marked the 180th anniversary of the parish. A bronze tablet bore the founders’ names, and the rear gallery noted enslaved families who attended the church.
Hartford November 1 State Treasurer Gilpatric sent checks to towns in the state for the penalty tax due for 1981. The list includes 152 towns with estates in 37 towns also noted. The total amount collected remains undiscernible in the available text.
George Underhill, 79, of 218 Wella Street, died at St Vincents Hospital yesterday as Coroner John J. Phelan continued an imminent death inquiry into a trolley car accident at State and Main. Underhill had been struck Saturday and was treated by Frank Pinte.
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