Willienatees May Move Too Many Burglaries
Greenwich reports a surge of burglaries hitting affluent homes including Mrs James Campbell Brigadier General Guy Lastmin Tipp and Thomas M Hodgens. Local leaders warn that country residents with homes here may relocate unless police protection improves beyond the borough limits where a twelve man force and two motorcycle cops serve.
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Pollas
James Campbell
Guy Lastmin Tipp
Thomas M. Hodgens
Watani Fhe Ulli
Hoard Five Picks 20 Men for Garden City Trip
Draft Board 5 selects 20 registrants from June 5 1917 June 5 1918 and August 24 1918 plus 3 alternates to cover absentees. Names include Rocco Romaniello Eugene Volos Rosario Cavallo John Morowsky and others from Long Island City Elmhurst and nearby areas for departure November 15 to Garden City L I. Details list 24 names with addresses and alternates at end.
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Garden City
L. I
Rocco Romaniello
Long Island City
John Morowsky
Crescent Place
Eugene Volos
Hamilton Si
Rosario Cavallo
Beach Street
Wanto Podexea
Elizabeth
N. Ji
Henry Hansen
Barnum Avenue
Palestracci Constantino
Hallett Street
Nicola Boldino
Reilly Street
Charles W. Kisco
Arctic Street
John C. Wolff
Hast
Main Street
Salmon Rapport
Pembroke Street
James G. Fogarty
Willard Street
Robert FP. Davis
Patsy Russa
Howard Pixely
Maiden Lane
Mike Sinko
Stiles S. Whiting
Republicans Lose Ground in Wilton Local Election
Wilton, a town normally voting GOP by wide margin, saw the Republican majority shrink as 167 votes went to Republicans and 121 to Democrats. Notable results include Enkland elected representative by 172 over Strong Comstock by 46, and Henry W Gregory winning probate judge on both tickets.
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Wilton
Holcomb
Spellacy
Wilson
Lockwood
Perry
Brooks
Gilpatrick
Avery
Merritt
Peek
Pease
Vollmer
Charles ©. Enkland
Prof
Strong Comstock
Henry W. .Gregory
Greenwich Police Affairs Highlight Wealth Gap and Jurisdiction
A fragment notes that wealthy residents rely on private watchmen as Greenwich lacks a town police department and the borough police have limited jurisdiction. It mentions Greenwich covers fifty square miles and surrounding communities remain outside official control, with notable wealth driving local burgher concerns.
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Borough Polices
Ure
Greenwich
Port Chester
Clenville
Roundhill
Sound Beals
Riverside
Mianus
CasCoh
Iself
Mrs Stokes Logos Vote As Court Stays Case
New York November 5. Attorneys for Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes the Socialist failed to clear charges of illegal registration so she could vote today. The court granted a motion to continue her case until Friday. Stokes was released on $3000 bail furnished by her husband.
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New York
Rose Pastor Stokes
Alfred E. Becker
Stokes
Kansas City
Beckeéy
Girls on Visit Cause Alarm In Stratford Residents Deny Harm
Parents of Anna Paige and Caroline Smith, both of Stratford Avenue, said their daughters were not meeting young men at the Pair Field Avenue telephone exchange where they work and had not been harmed. Both families stated the girls sent messages home claiming they were overnight with relatives in Alleriden, but messengers failed their duty and no midnight visit occurred.
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Anna Paige
Stratford Avenue
Caroline Smith
Pairfield Avenue
Alleriden
Missing Telephone Operators Found After Daylight Absence
Two women reported missing were located after concerns were raised by police. Both women work at the local telephone exchange and had left work late Monday afternoon. Further details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Abate Spencer
Meriden Visit Clears after overnight inquiry
A report states that a party arrived in Meriden about six o'clock yesterday morning and notified Mr Spencer that his daughter and the Paige girl were safe in Meriden as guests of a relative. By nine o'clock the girls were back in Bridgeport.
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Meriden
Spencer
Paige
Bridgeport
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