Police Lieutenant Hazel Funeral Honors Guard at Park Cemetery
Police Lieutenant Joseph A. Hazel died suddenly Wednesday. Funeral at his home on Back Rock Avenue with Rev Ernest J. Craft officiating and burial at Park Cemetery. Bridgeport Police in full honor guard, led by Captain Charles Wheelon, escorted to the cemetery. fellow lieutenants served as pallbearers and guard members.
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T He Fynerp
Joseh A. Hazel
Back Rock Avenue
Eirnest J. Craft
Carlet Sgot Church
Hone
John Winghes
Jumusa Kocsan
Jesus
Hich Joosvoph Wieler
Athervine Larson
Ant
AD Tre
Bridge- Sport Police Department
Charles Wheelon
Park Cemetery
John Barton
Wiliam O'Leary
George Fox
Daniel Poland
George Nendette
John Flynn
Guard of Honor
Pitrolaten Nicholis/ Simpson
Thomas FP
Puras
Daniel
T. Sheehan
Dianes Ff
Sheehan
Bartholomew Sheridan
Franky Mehnack
Patrick Devine
Thomas Meehan
William Bryne
Edward Crow
E Yi Ward Kimmerlin
Thomas H. Flynn
Dr. Frederick A. Cook defends decades of oil ventures
Fort Worth Texas November 4 Dr Frederick A Cook Arctic explorer and one of Americas most public figures testsifies in his defense amid a wide fraud case. He and 15 defendants face charges as government rests its case. Cook claims ultramic aims guided his ventures and outlines early promotions and the creation of Texas Eagle Oil and Refining Co and related firms. He describes merger into Frevers Oil and background of oil price declines and receivership while asserting his plans mirrored district attorney approved methods.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Frederick A. Cook
Forrmert Explorer
Cook
Kenridee
Dusmonia Ol
Rly
Frevers Ol Company
Eagle Company
Milan tapestry worker pursued by police to repay 80 thousand
A Milan tapestry worker named Carlotti believed police shadowed him over a supposed theft and planned to hand over money. After weeks of evasion and anxiety, police finally confronted him and revealed his deceased brother left a fortune of 380 wig, restoring his fortune.
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Milan
Carlett
Curiotti
F& Colluyn
Carrott
Australia
Carlottl
New York
Two Men Found Helpless as Alcoholism Victims
Two men described as drunken victims were found in a presy con A ition on the street last night and rushed to the emergency hospital for treatment. Both are under arrest, with police noting they are hooked yet resistible by inhaling fumes. John Dee Number 2 and John Dee Number 2 are identified figures.
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Acere
Hiisiie Loin
Phy
Aleakalam
Tulle
John Dee
Beware of fake booze powders in advertisements
Fraudulent notices warn against dehydrated beverage powders sold for one dollar. The article notes post office fraud orders and money order reversals, urging caution over dubious products and misleading claims.
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Algo
Amerigan Curvene
Wasthorilies
Mayor Atwater Fills Two Garage Board Vacancies
Mayor Atwater fills two vacancies on the Garage Board. He resides in Providence and will be connected with the Gorkiny company. His last official act before retirement included a expenditures statement. He hopes the reorganized Gourd Apportionment will continue current policy of thorough oversight and that the Pholley loop project remains a priority for the new council.
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Mayor Atwater
Providence
Gorkiny
Smiths
Atwater
Monarchist Revolt in Bavaria Lies in Ruins
Bavarian coup d etat collapses as Berlin notes no immediate reaction while Bavarian leaders demand Chancellor Stresemann’s resignation and General Ludendorff’s surrender. Allied ambassadors extend time for Germany’s response amid widespread price inflation and public unrest.
Day of the Dog On Pennsylvania Avenue Observed
A large dog parade along Pennsylvania Avenue drew hundreds of canine participants and companions past a brass band to a dog show. Spectators in period attire watched the unusual event as dogs, mostly mixed breeds, were escorted by owners through a busy capital scene.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Penn
Aylvonig Avenue
Sulity
Numan Educai
Mary
United States
State employes used by Walton for own work
Oklahoma City reports that clerks of the State Highway department assisted Governor J C Walton by handling thousands of letters in his canvass for funds to fight the Ku Klux Klan. Witnesses testified the governor used 15 to 29 clerks and 14,000 to 20,800 letters for solicitations, with about 10,000 replies sent to congratulations. The defense claims the actions were at the governor's orders to defeat a measure, with grand jury scrutiny attempted but delayed by martial law.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Highway Department
J. C. Walton
Fundy
Ku Hlux
C. I
Tates
Dociay
Watts
Pop
Bates
Mublig
Court Martial Finishes Case of Destroyer Captain
San Diego Cal Novi Q An other apparent verdict of pullts reached today by the general court Martial chambers involved in the wreath of seven destroyers at Point Tondu Cal Sep 8 The trial of Jacut Commander Tin hald TN Hunter who commanded the destroyer Deighy squadron leader Was completed at 1 60 7 mm Enty minutee later the court re opened for the trial of Lieutenant Lawrences F Pladgett verdict of guilty As in the case of Captain 2 HH Watson who was tried before Hunter the actual verdict sentence and recommendations will not be known for several weeks until the proceedings on findings have been reviewed and approved by the Secretary The wave cut Commander 7 er were the fret that he took the na ohd axysumed responsibility for the navigation of wha De Character with mocused was regarded by broth officers as the beat nevign oc In wo Paettic flor.
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San Diego
Cal
Novi
Pullts
Point Tondu
Jacut
Tinhald
Hunter
Deighy
Lawrences F. Pladgett
HH. Watson
Tligh
World Traders Race to Rebuild Japan
An Associated Press dispatch describes how after Yokohama and Yokio devastation Japanese demand for goods from British and other exporters surges. Japanese government contracts for ships, bikes, and oils are offered, with Osika industrial oils expected to be heavily used as Japan presses industrial progress postwar.
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Yokohama
Yokio
Lordon Associated Press
Benunzada
Japan
Russia
British Indus
Jad Can
Am Praseet
I Ts
Misreading Fashion Fable From Detroit Press Masquerade
A humorous Detroit Press item shows Mere Man chastising his wife for a cobweb find and a maid quoting the hostess’s eccentric costume plan for a masquerade. The tale plays on social foibles and domestic bickering amid party prep.
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Detroit
Ree Press
Dirigible to Fly Over New England Monday
New London reports the Shenpadoah dirigible formerly R-1 will fly over New England Monday. Lieutenant Commander H. E. Barnlett, USN, formerly of Old Lyme, will pilot the craft. The trip will feature photography from the Coast Guard Academy area.
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Dirigible
New’ England
New London
New England
HE. T. Barnlett
U. SN
Old Lyme
Asronautics
The
Coast Guard Academy Bh
S. SAILORS PUNISHED FSR VENICE CELEBRATION
Two sailors aboard the vessel faced disciplinary action after an incident in Venice. They reportedly remained aboard the ship and refused service at a bar in St Mark's Square after hours, prompting a police inquiry. An American consulate official filed a report and coordinated with port authorities.
Woman Scorned Takes Revenge In Fatal Jump
In New York's Talkin quarter of Grith Village a jilted woman shot, stabbed, and leaped from a five story window after a deadly confrontation with her lover and rival. Theresa Cassdasu died at a hospital. Emilio Telrsto was wounded but survived. Police linked the fatal scene to a quarrel over a man known as Carmine Street's Telesio, as bystanders and investigators described a chaotic alley outside Minetta Lane.
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Gri¢h Vilage
Elover
Ated
Panobyan Wollman
Carmine Street
Sutra
Emillio Telrsto
Minetta
Lane
Astreet Mac
Tigatibulanes
Theresa Cassdasu
Teiesto
Theresa Cass Tan
Estes
Telesio
Brewery Plants Not Seizable Under Warrant Judge Rules
Federal Judge NeKeehan ruled that a single search warrant cannot seize an entire brewery plant. Only intoxicating liquors and manufacturing apparatus may be seized, with discretion allowed in execution and penalties for overreach. The Menettans Nienter Brewing Co of Pottsville had its plant seizure vacated and guards removed, with property turned back to the company.
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Philadelphia
NeKeehan
Menettans
Nienter Brewing Company
Pottsville Pa
Prohibition
Flegal
United States Marshall
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