Norwalk Hat Case in Court Continues from Fuge One
Legal action involves Norwalk hatmakers facing injunctions and damages with defendants including John O’Hara Michael Creene Charles Cullen and Martin Lawlor plus four unions and a national organization. The case centers on alleged interference with a hat business and past union ties amid substantial damages and property attachments.
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Ters
Supreme Coin
Teene
Tn Lig
Sealion
John O'Hara
Michael Creene
Danbury
Charles W
TAPLEX WARMER HINTS AT A COZY MORNING DRIVE
A quirky note recalls discovering a TAPLEX WARMER in a pocket after a cold morning drive. The scene adds a warm, humorous snapshot of everyday ingenuity and small comforts.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for Digestive Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims alkaline effects aid digestion, suggests regular use prevents disorders, and notes doctors commonly recommend the product for indigestion and dyspepsia.
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Stuart
Muysiciink
Open shop strike and boycott case influenced by union pressure
The case alleges defendants conspired to disrupt the plaintiff’s business by blocking hat body supplies and pressuring workers. A temporary injunction was granted in July, with continued hearings on a permanent order amid cross examination of witnesses and pending records.
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Lalbec
Courcion
Audee
UWS
Charles Winkeltiner
Costs of Ship Materials and Board Finances Scrutinized
Testimony reveals millions in wartime ship materials wasted under Emergency Fleet funds totaling about 212,000 with 12,000 in government supplies from another operation. Witnesses describe how ships under jurisdiction faced inflated rents and questionable purchasing, while accusations of improper stewards and meat provisions arise from South Pole and Dio voyages.
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Iis
Georgis
Witiess
Sidney T. Ackerman
South Pole
Shipping Board
Bologna
Ackerman
Dio
Ri de Janeiro
Baker Invites Misconduct Charge Details and Inquiry
The inspector general's department investigated charges of irregularities and favoritism raised by Major W. O. Watts against the surplus property division. The findings declare the charges unsupported and confirm ongoing review of newer allegations published in recent articles.
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W. O. Watts
Inspector General’s Department
Algo
Weather Forecast for Southern New England Passages
A weather summary reports rain and snow Wednesday with shifting winds from southwest to northwest. A coastal storm centers over the Atlantic, intensifying, moving north-northeast, with rain and snow in New England then clearing by Thursday. Temperatures will be well below normal with unsettled midweek conditions across New England and the Atlantic coast.
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New England
Nandy Hook
Athaantic
Tax Adjustment Need of Nation Halloween Event Recap
Fragmented OCR text describes prize results, acknowledgments, and meeting notes for a Halloween event. Mentions names and roles such as Treasurers, president, and managers, with garbled phrases indicating a local civic or corporate gathering. Unclear specifics due to transcription errors.
Labor Warns of a Hard Winter Ahead
Report on a conference where employers and labor leaders discussed methods to ease tensions and boost production. Key figures include Robert B. White, James Durkin, and Joseph Valentine. Officials note 2.88 million workers unemployed, while the national center argues there are jobs but workers prefer benefits.
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Wagtian
Robert B Woite
Association of Mechanicn, Efineers
Gompers
Hoover
Janes Durticn
Nestion
Joseph Br. Valentine
Gerond
Frank Duffy
William Green
T. A Thickest
AIM vi
Jnealy Fischer
Severity
Matthew Well
Eich Ten
Department of Kihar Iel
National
Indiatrial Canter Énee Board
Chicago girls plan big turkey for Harding
A Chicago group organizes a large turkey delivery to President Harding. The fundraising effort includes a 38 pound bird and accompanying festivities planned by local young women to honor the occasion.
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Chicago
Big Turkey
Harding
Omicag
H. TL. Nu
Turkey
Cicotte Faces Testimony as State Witness
An official report details Cicotte’s expected testimony and the defense’s objections. The article notes the jury’s interest, potential immunities, and the unresolved question of whether an agreement for immunity was reached before the confession. The state attorney and prosecutors hint at pursuing other gamblers linked to the case.
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Ehiostala
Cicotte
Menis
Leotte
Duchaney
Community building meeting notices and property bids
At a village meeting residents discussed repairs and building projects. Notices list bids for multiple properties including 81 Jase Main Street for Gabriel Tekoa, 4 Garnet and 11 Cleveland avenues for several contractors, and a home at 85 Homestead Avenue for Carl A. Anderson.
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Lijidity
Argon Vale
Vonminestonors
Ftullawst
Camont
Garnee
Jase
Main Street
Gabriel Tekoa
William Nowalek
Aligentiona
Alexander Join
Cleveland Avenues
Tot
Wesfernan
Bosemen
Warkelop
Manin
Boging Pang
Strulskys Garage
Anderson
Homestead Avenue
Carl A. Anderson
Inurma se capital case files in state office
The Ciai carpe dgepart has increased from S20.00 to Sauig. Incartaration have been filed with the office of the severe wf state at Travtford.
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Ciai
Sauig
Travtford
Dry Agents Say Police Give Aid
Superintendent of Police Mana gon and his officers have aided the federal campaign against violators and supplied information. Bridgeport officials report police cooperation with federal authorities, noting independent arrests and raids yielding liquor seizures. Police Sergeant Coughlin led several arrests for illegal possession with intent to sell, with bond and fines totaling $1,490.
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Managon
Nquay
Idepartment of
Justice
Bridgeport
Havin &E
Coughlin
Newsons
German grain stocks show strain on bread supply
An inventory of visible grain supplies indicates Germany will require large quantities of wheat and barley to sustain bread production. The report notes substantial imports and growing demand as the nation braces for ongoing shortages.
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Swudin
Germany
Caminetti Starts Information Trip
Caminetti begins an information trip likely tied to port arrivals with a focus on dispatches and arrivals noted on Fram Page counter entries. The report hints at ongoing inquiries or communications reaching ports and related details as the voyage progresses.
War and Legislation Shape Postwar Impacts
The text notes added burdens from war and its aftermath and new legislation. It mentions potential literacy tests and inspection requirements for seamen, reflecting ongoing regulatory changes influencing veterans and maritime workers.
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Legislavion &Mons
Truncated Transcript Cites Immigration Policy Debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses opinions on preventing inadmissibles at the source and criticizes current policies. The text references the idea that migration reduction could mitigate a tragedy and mentions mental distress linked to facial operations prior to World War I, with unclear attributions to Caminotti and doctors.
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Caminoti
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