Bonds seized in oil case may be those given fall
Washington November 20 Assumed Press government probes into Fal Sinclair oil conspiracy deepen as a grand jury case nears closure. Bonds seized from H M Blackmer linked to the Continental Trading Co. and to Teapot Dome matters. Officials say the action tests legality and may influence ongoing investigations.
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Cha Kes
Fal Sinclair
Gordon
Neil Bunkimishaw
H M Blackmer
Continental Tading Company
Fall Tien
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
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Blackmer
Europe
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District of
Justice Siddon
Everts
John E Laskey
James E Easbey-Sraith Sire
Frank J Hogan
Edward L Doheny
Elk Hills Natal
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Hamilton Tih
New York
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America Legion Post
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Doheny
Education bar to public office grows in Durant opinion
Will Durant, prominent philosopher, argues education bans public office. He criticizes democratic decay and industry, predicting machines replace slavery as mechanized power lowers costs. Durant contrasts Americans with French and English, praising English civility while noting others’ greed and money focus. He cites Mencken and H G Wells as influential figures.
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Will Durant
bin | Thompson
Ameri
Thompson
Buant
America
Tallons
Hol Mencken
H G Wells
Mayor's Airport Plan Delayed Awaited Action
The city and Willam E Arthur Co of New York plan a 50 50 profit split for 20 years, with the company laying out and operating the field. The cost saving versus public construction noted, completion hoped next year. Seaplane capable runway planned with a 250 foot canal. An auto collision on Main Street injured drivers, with damages and injuries reported.
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Inititatio I. 1
Bass
Wan
Willam E Arthur Company
New York
Hier
Toich
Vie
Salvation Alone Is Worth Says Bishop At Pastors’ Session
Bishop William F Anderson preached at the Episcopal church last night on salvation as humanity’s core need. He cited daily life, a Millikan text, and Jesus sermon on the Mount to argue money and labor must serve moral realities and God’s law, urging work to build God’s kingdom.
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Baston
Method Episcopal Church
Ancerson
Igats
Sermion
Europe
Robert Andrews Millikan
California Institute of ‘Technology
Millikan
Bishop Andrews
Anderon
Nauong
Bishop Gald
Woman Attempts Suicide After Family Dispute
A 36 year old wife, Mrs Conte, despondent after a family quarrel with her husband Jobin Wis Antandre Conte of 746 M ple leet, attempted death by self harm using turpentine laced bottle and began to swallow the fluid at 6 o clock on the eve of a judgment. Neighbors aided and an ambulance took her to a hospital where her condition was described as serious but stable. The incident reflects marital strain and the distressed state that preceded the act.
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Jobin
Antandre Conte
Conte
Akes
Trial Marriage For Girl 18 And Boy 20 Planned
An 18 year old woman and a 20 year old man prepare to marry in a companionate marriage arrangement. The plan includes no guaranteed children, possible divorce, and equality in partnership. The ceremony is set for Thanksgiving Day at the Haldeman-Julius home in Girard with Rev L M Birkhead, an advocate of companionate marriage, officiating.
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Haldeman Juliue
Mass Haldeman-Julius
Roselle
L M Birkhead
Unitaran
Haldeman-Julius
Girard
Birkhead
Bank Employees Dine with McElroy as Speaker
About eighty attendees gathered at the Commercial Bank and Trust Company banquet room on Thursday evening. John F McElroy an East Side resident and United States Postal employee delivered an instructive talk on his recent trip from the South to the Pacific coast. Acting Postmaster William T Meyer spoke briefly and Touts Randall assistant treasurer of the bank served as toastmaster. Among guests were Mr John F McElroy Mrs Joan Gramigar and Mrs Joseph DeNigris.
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Batk Ind Lust
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
John F McElroy
E& Hife
East Side
United States Postal Department
South
Pacific Coast
William T Meyer
Randall
American Bank and Truss Company
Toastmaste
Mire John F McElroy
Joan Gramigar
Joseph DeNigris
Older man arrested after pub fight leaves younger injured
Wally Subel and Jiank Pecsil, both 20 Green Street residents, fought at 8:30 pm. Crubel, 33, and Feosik, 50, were involved. Crubel received facial injuries and was hospitalized after ambulance treatment. Crubel was arrested on assault charges and held on bond at the Second Precinct police station.
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Wally Subel
Jiank Pecsil
Green Street
Curbel
Bridgeport
Prosk
Crubel
Feosik
Crubels
TE Haberlin
Falls Down Stairs Injures John Olson Neck May Be Broken
John Olson, 65, of 96 Caroline streets, fell at his home yesterday afternoon and was rushed to Bridgeport hospital with possible neck injuries. An initial examination suggested vertebrae damage in the neck, with doctors awaiting further tests today. Olson remained conscious but unable to move his head due to severe pain.
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John Olson
Caroline Streets
Bridgepont Hospital
George Hawley Olson
Jacob Lerman
Leon
Yale Coach on Faculty Urged by University Paper
The Yale News urges placing football coach on faculty or with the health department for year round recognition and reduced professionalism. Debate grows over feasibility and potential substitutes as alumni weekly discussion echoes calls for reform.
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YALE
Brew Haven
Asso Verted Press
Yale News
University Health Department
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Footers
Manuel
Jones
Fusitn
Pears
Coroner to Hold Bethel Inquest Tomorrow
Bethel will hold an inquest tomorrow conducted by Coroner John Phelan into the death of six year old Dorothy Claiborne who was struck by a colt while playing near 100 Milwaukee avenue. The driver Frederick A Bares of 87 Milwaukee avenue was not arrested. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Claiborne, died at Danbury Hospital after the incident near 1130 am.
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Opecal
John Phelan
Dorothy Cl Ch
Milwaukee Avenue
Frederick
Toppear
Dorothy
John H Clai
Danbury
Ike Danning Sold to Pirates by Professors
The New Haven baseball club catcher Ike Danning has been sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League, according to an announcement made public by President Chang Weiss. The deal was reportedly finalized in a brief statement.
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Profs
Rangers Beat Americans 2 To 1 In NHL Showdown
New York Rangers defeated the crippled New York Americans 2 to 1 in a Metropolitan Division NHL clash played in the New York arena. The win adds two points to the Rangers and extends the visitors’ road trouble as the game remained tight down the stretch.
Funeral Services for Charles S Mellen Held
Funeral services for Charles S Mellen, former president of the New York New Haven and Hartford and the Boston and Maine railroads, were held at his Concord home. Rev George H Reed officiated, and old classmates attended. burial in Beacon Hill Cemetery is planned, with a private service. In New Haven, hockey notes referenced Providence’s win on home ice in an overtime thriller, with players Mey Haven assignments matching up for Providence and New Haven.
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Concord
Associateddd
Chales S Meller
New York N . Haven
Hatford
Boston
George H Reed
NEW Cerases
Haven
Asati T Td Press
Mey Haven
Andrews
New Haven
Paulhus
Mondeu
Providence
Plac
Freethinking Sermon Sparks Debate On Morality
A pastor condemns obscene literature and pre marital sex questions as corrupting influences. He cites scripture and urges pure thoughts while recalling wartime moral standards and a college questionnaire on intimate freedoms. The discourse warns against associations that damage character.
Nichols District to Hold Annual Meeting
Nichols district to hold its annual meeting tomorrow at Rawocok, with reorganization of the Nichols Fire department and the Nichols school on the agenda. The sixes and the budget will be discussed.
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Nichols
Nichols Fire Department
Esenn Gat Ihr
Nichols Fire
Av Rawocok
Nichols School
Eagles Attend Dinner At Farm
Over 100 members of the Bridgeport Act Order of Eagles attended a dinner at 4th Farm yesterday. The committee in charge of the event included Thomas Low and John McHale, George Murphy, Francis Quinn, John McGuire, Edward Murray, and Peter Devine. President J H Redden and D H Monshan spoke on rising membership as the first of bi monthly dinners. A report noted Eagle property on Mall Street as a proposed site for a new Albee theatre.
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Bridgeport Act Order of Eagles
4Th Farm
Thomas Low
John Mchall
George Murphy
Francis Quinn
Tohn McGuire
Edward Murray
Peter Devine
John J Connors
Thomas M_ McNamara
Jonn L Harter
Joseph E Keppel
J H Redden
D H Monshan
Thomas M McNamara J T Connors
J L Farter
Redden
Eagle
Mall Street
Albee Theatre
Dummer
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Garfield School
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