Man Hurls Woman From Third Story Window
Henry McBennet argued with Myrtle McBennet at 117 North Washington Avenue. He allegedly hurled her from a third floor window to the pavement, landing on her head and shoulder. She survived with bruises, while investigators sought an arrest warrant for assault.
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Washington Avenue
Myrtle McBennet
O. Wilcox Jr
St. Vincent's Hospital
Yirest
Henry “Y Bennet
Kitty Jenkins
Jenkins
Frank DeBarreaws
St. Vincent's
Hoover Urges Americans to Ban Waste in Annual Report
Washington Nov 7 AP) Secretar Hoover released excerpts from his annual report urging better use of industrial resources to curb waste. He cited progress in wages, prices, and efficiency, and called for national standards, scientific research, and expanded power and water resources to raise living standards.
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Washington
United States
Secretar Hoover
Thia
Commerce Department
Progres. Muade
Auust
Christmas Day Mail Delivery Ordered by Post Office
Postmaster general directs complete delivery service on Christmas Day. Washington officials announce postal carriers will work despite holiday congestion to ensure mail reaches destinations that morning. The measure aims to maintain routine despite Sunday suspensions and prior staffing changes.
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Washington
China
Scant Attire of Modern Girl Cuts Wool Market In Half
In San Francisco on November 7 AP reports Walter Humphreys, secretary of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, told the California Wool Growers' Association convention that women's fashion in wet garments reduces fabric use by about half, pressuring mills to create new markets as wool consumption drops.
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Walter Humphreys
Reaton
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
California Wool Growers
Humphreys
Orange and Green Day Parade in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia 75,009 people attended Trish Day at the Sesqui Centennial stadium. A parade featured about 49,000 Pennsylvanians from Protestant and Catholic groups joining, a first in the city. Judge Harry S. McDevitt urged unity beyond race and creed as the nation’s welfare outweighed partisan interests.
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Harry S. McDevitt
Pennsylvania
Orane
Creen
Willian J. Dunlop
Orange Order
Phiten
McDevitt
Syracuse Athletes Score Higher Grades in 1913 19 Survey
Syracuse University athletes with block letters across football basketball baseball track crew and lacrosse posted average grades between C and B, higher than non athletes. Of 44 men, 78 percent graduated or were still enrolled, wartime drops and government service noted. Lacrosse led in scholarship, crew second and football third.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Daily Orange
Water-borne commerce sets new peak for 1921–26 period
Washington reports that water-borne foreign commerce for the United States up to June 30, 1926, reached 94,100,000 tons, beating by 590,999 tons the prior high since 1921. The Bureau of Research of the Shipping Board released the compiled totals today.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Researc
Beard
Danish charges against bishop will be probed
Investigation of charges by Danish ministers against Bishop Anton Rast of Copenhagen was ordered by the church board. Bishop Thomas Nicholson will conduct the probe and depart for Copenhagen late December or early 1927. Some misappropriation charges were dismissed by the Danish prosecutor. A panel of ministers will hear the case under Bishop Nicholson’s direction and may dismiss or convene a trial.
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Colo
Denmark
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anton Rast
Copenhagen
Board of Bishops of
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
JF Berry
Philadelphia
Caspenhagen
Blahop Bast
Ison
Seidon
Kyrene
Nicholxs
John L. Ruelson
Zurich
Switzerland
Dreicer and Company Jewelers to Retire After Storied Era
New York firm Dreicer and Company, a pioneer American jeweler on Fifth Avenue near Forty-sixth Street, announces retirement and liquidation after nearly a century. Executors of Jacob and Michael Dreier's estate order liquidation to meet trusts exceeding 3 million dollars. The company built a landmark, miniature palace at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, shaping New York jewelry taste and retailing historic pearl and colored stone collections.
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TAP Dreeer and Company
Fifth Avenue Jewelers
Jacob and
Michael Dreier
Trists
Prescer
Comyan
Fifth Avinne
Forty-sixth Street
Northern Parifle Railway Company
Jacob Prescer
Broad
Dreicers
Bineh S
Penrix
Gurh Rantyv
Hearty
Drelece
Iy Aigic
Michiel Dreimer
Learing Hie
Muses van
Winter Recreation Season Opens in Bridgeport
Bridgeport gears up for a busy winter with plans to start the basketball league by December 1. Recreation Chief Leckie emphasizes indoor sports for all ages, the need for a municipal recreation building, and expanded use of city schools as afternoon centers to ease gym congestion.
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Sunday Post
Tickert Leckie
Luconfontly
Oley Belove
Leckle
Locke
The
Stratford Avenue
Techie
Mr. Lackie
Tecvkie
Driver Held After Car Injures Man
George Noonan twenty, of 342 Wirren Street, was arrested by Patrolman Benneton on a charge of evading responsibility after driving into a taxi on Water Street near Garden Oil Street and injuring William Corner, 57 Orange Street, who sat on the cab’s front jumper. Noonan said sun glare blinded him and he left the scene only after the collision. Garner and Hamerium witnessed the event. Noonan to appear in Cu y court Thursday morning. Corner suffered a bruised and swollen ankle.
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Wirren Street
Benneton
Noonan
Water Street
Garden Oil Street
William Corner
Orange Strant
Flo
Caldon
Carner
Garner
Lewis
Hameriium
Chase
Cuy Court
New Haven Brokers Held as Swindlers
New Haven November 7 AP Police say wholesale swindlings cost locals over 200000 leading to the arrest of Clarke company Inc investment brokers Carl D Clarke 26 and Jackson Kerans 20 held on 3000 bonds. A third member fled to New York. Attachments and further charges for forgery misrepresentation and embezzlement loom as victims suffer large losses.
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New Haven
Yeatérday
Clarke Company, Inc
N. York Carl DB. Clarke
Tventye Six
Jackson
Kerans
Sioux Chief Rides Miles to See Marie at New York
The Sioux Chief traveled to New York Spokane Wash shows White Bogle in Tahal dress. Queen Marie received flowers, a wooden doll, and a loving cup. In New York Madison Square Garden reports injuries during rodeo events souls: riders injured including Shelingey and others. several horses overturned or caused mishaps.
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New York
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Madison Square Garden
Mieyd Shelingey
Warshalfield
New
Rene Shelton
Marie Gillison
Texas
Italy consolidates short term debt with five year bonds
Rome Nov 7 A decree authorizes consolidated bonds to replace short term bills as Italy seeks to reduce floating debt. New five percent bonds will be issued at about 87.5 per 100, with conversion of other bills at set prices. The plan allows collateral with Banca D'Italia and aims to stabilize finances while limiting total government debt.
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Rome
Treasury
Honda
Deasan
Italy
Man Crushed by Elevator to Be Buried Tuesday
Funeral for Thomas Murray age forty six of 83 Seeley Street will be held at 2 pm tomorrow from Charles L Dennis Funeral Parlor. He was killed when an elevator crushed his chest at Hed Star Garter factory 1m Street after falling asleep at the shaft bottom. Interment at Like View cemetery. Survived by wife and one daughter Bernice. Rev Alexander Alison to officiate. Murray belonged to Loyal Order of Moose and Local 196 Painter's Union. Body found by James Nolan watchman of the building. medical examiner ruled death accidental. He had been dead several hours before discovery.
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Seeley Street
Wevater
Hed Star Garter Factory
Charles L. Dennis
State Street
Bernice
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Iew
Murray
Loyal Order of Moose
Painter' Union
James Nolan
Lewis Street
Medieal
DeLuca
French Composers Adapt Amidst Rising Costs
Faris Nov: French music faces funds crisis as composers abandon grand orchestral methods. Maurice Ravel shows new tonal experiments for piano flute and violoncello. Yvette Guilbert returns to Paris stages but faces illness and legal dispute with her impresario over contracts.
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Nov
Wichard Strausa
Stravinsky
Maurice Ravel
Tiviera
Mosjoukine
Massenet
Paris
Moving Picture Star
Trpressario
Digmis
Yvette
Failura
Jude
Ream
Tinis
Yvette Guibert
Mile
Guilbert Registere
Daven
Fort
Arila
France
Obituary notices for C F Chamberlain and others in Stratford
Obituary notices from Stratford list Mrs. C. F. Chamberlain of Three Oaks Michigan passing at age 92 after visits to her daughter in Bridgeport. Also reported are Zigmond Sterbinsky of Danbury aged 61 with a large family. Mrs Margaret Smith of Stratford survived by husband William and multiple children. Alice Trahey widow of Edward Finnegan. John Joseph Shea of South Avenue Stratford. John Flinster former NYNH&W conductor. George Romano of Bridgeport, Rebecca Jackson of Allen Street Bridgeport. Harrison Lockard Milford resident. Wilhelmina Lane and Thomas Wilkes Sr. funeral observances noted with parlor and church services and burials at St. Michael’s cemetery and Lakeview cemetery.
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Otis Street
Danbury
William
Anthony
Fred
John
Frank Sterbinsky
Mary Anatatt
Kate Hoyt
Chalo Burerows
Helen Breen
Mary Neraeslan
Hig
Otis Straet
Wednen Bay
QR. C
Ywurlal
St. Michaelaeemetery
Magaret Smith
Margaret Smith
William Smith
White Street
Stratford
Thomas
Francis
Charles
Mary EB. Lyach
Edward Cosgrove
New York
Etebrr
Wadsworth
JaHa
Dorothy Smith
Mra
Smith
East Bridgeport
Tambo
St. James’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Alice Trahey
Edward Finnegan
Artic Street
Eagst
St. Mary's
S J. Charlee
James
Joan Prendergast
William Phelan
William Ferguson
Patrick Clark
John Joseph Shea
South Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Delia Shea
Agnes
Marlon
Robert
Helen
Margaret
Eton Shea
Wiliam Fraser
John Daly
Willam Kruger
Hugd Begley
Benjamin Smallwood
Margaret Shea
Jeremiah Shea
George Roman
George Romano
Bridgeport
Grasmere Avenue
St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church
Adam Roman
Samuel
Carl Market
John Goulets
Rebecca Jackson
Hebbeen Jackson
Leola E. Powell
Allen Street
Geldy
Graham
Parrfield Avenue
Burlai
Lakeview Cemetery
Jackson
Campbell County
West Virginia
Lucie Santon
M. Elele Harkins
Martha Otey
Harrison KK. Lockard
Milford
Luckard
T. W. Nicholson
Park Street
Witmnot
West
Lafayette Street
Welock
Myerett Knollmeyer
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Lockard
W Ob. Smith
Cordelia Lockard
Elizabeth
J HT McMleury
New York City
Thomas Wilkes
Tomas Wilkes
Dare
Anne Cemetery
Jane
Humas
Arthur
William Taetd
Arether Parrott
Misa Ella Wilkes
Bridgenert
Raymond Munson
Brooklen
Skinny Men Beat Record With Cod Liver Oil Tablets
Advertisement proclaims skinny men can gain weight through Cod Liver Oil tablets. It cites testimonials from Stanley Howe of Atlantic City and a woman who gained 10 pounds, claiming 60 tablets cost 60 cents and promising 30 day trials with refunds if no gain.
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America
Salt Way
Stanley FE
Howe
Atlantic
Coy
Up Nights No More Tamamel Cure Ad From 1926
An old advertisement touts Matamel as a miracle cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims rapid relief from back pains fatigue and frequent urination after using Mexico made Matamel for one month. The notice warns readers of related symptoms and directs readers to pharmacists licensed to sell Matamel.
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Wright
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
An ad touts Creomulsion as a creosote based remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims two fold action to ease persistent coughs throat trouble and bronchial conditions and offers money back if not relieved with proper use.
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Resinol Soap Trial Package Offered in Baltimore
A free trial size package of Resinol Soap and Cinemear is advertised with an address in Baltimore Maryland. The note directs Depa 55 Resinol Baltimore Md for the offer.
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