Prohibition Raid Seizes Nine New Haven Saloonkeepers
Dry agents led by Boston official William J. Meturthy raided New Haven cafes late Saturday night and arrested nine keepers for Volstead Act violations. About 950,090 worth of liquor was seized from bonded stock and stills. Proceedings set to begin before U S Commissioner Bernard S. Leneh as raids netted multiple types of alcohol and equipment across several properties on George Street, Amere Street, and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
William JF
Meturthy
Boston
New Haven
United States
Bernard S. Leneh
John Murphy
Geand Avesnue
Gaelate Coma
Comameree
Henry Sussile
Georse Street
William Bander
Park Stre
Walter T. Cohen
George Street
Richard Newman
Court Street
John Silvie
Why Have Catarrh Catarrh a constitutional disease prompts remedy
Catarrh is described as constitutional and needs a constitutional remedy. Alice Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as reaching every part of the system to purify and enrich the blood, removing the cause of disease. In 46 years of use, Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have relieved many cases via letters of commendation. A bottle is urged for trial, with mention of cost efficiency. Also advertised are Hood's Pills as a family cathartic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hood
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild fast-acting laxative as a substitute for calomel. The olive colored pills claim to cleanse the liver and bowels without harming teeth or gums, addressing headaches dullness and sluggishness tied to constipation. Prices listed at 10c and 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Yale Dedicates Soldiers Tablet at Woolsey Hall
Yale dedicates a soldiers tablet in Woolsey Hall with wreaths placed on the Civil War and World War I memorials. Henry L. Struthers, Yale class of 1888, delivers the address while the ceremony includes a color guard, Taps, a prayer by President Hadley, and a university choir performance.
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Neaw Haven
Woolsey Hall
Yale
Apyyleesi
Henry L. Strutson
Wien
Arthur T. Hadley
Willian Rose Bedot
Mulvihill Heads to Boston Conference
Mulvihill, proprietor of a Commo inn, travels to Boston after last week’s charges against Joseph Levy. He will confer with his attorney as William J. McCarthy previews conditions, while federal officials decline to state plans or possible arrests pending disclosures.
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Tesenho Mulvihill
Joseph Levy
Commo Inn
Boston
William J. McCarthy
Suesegep CN
New Engand
Mulvihill
Hartford Man Baggage Seized on Arrival
New York customs inspectors seized baggage aboard the steamship Caronia from London revealing a concealed overcoat and a diamond lime and lace article. The seizure involved Hart ford resident G A Bardons and his brother, with both remaining silent on the incident.
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York
Cleveland
Ohio
Bardons
London
Caronia
G. A. Bardons
Hartford
Conn
Pakoe accuses Dudik of luring wife away
Michael Duaik of Shotten street and Michael Pakoe of Willard were arrested in the railroad station yesterday charged with illicit assault. Pakoe plans to claim Dudik left Newark with Pakoe's wife, and he chased him to the station as he prepared to depart Bridgeport. William Tavgielewiz and Joseph Shornix were arrested after a street fight at Parc mud South avenues. Tavgielewiz was taken to the Emergency House for scalp lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Duaik
Shotten Atreet
Michael Pakoe
Willard Siyed
Pakoe
Dudik
Newark
Bridgeport
William Tavgielewiz
Vanstonecourt
Joseph Shornix
Judson Street
Parc Mud South Avenues
Three Fires in Four Days in Sawdust Bin
Three blazes in four days damaged a shed on Charles Street where sawdust and shavings stored there were ignited by spontaneous combustion. Firemen answered the first call last Thursday night and returned again Friday, with only very slight damage reported.
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Charles Street
College student dies after friendly boxing bout at Vermont
Donald J. Hendrick, 23, of Manhattan, a University of Vermont student, died in hospital after a boxing match injury. He was knocked out in the bout on campus late last night and died early today.
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Burlington
Nowe
Tlm
Donald J. Hendrick
Mranttn
Fredtman
Vermont
University
Robbers Loot Main Street Plumbing Shop
Robbers forced a rear door at Williams Ballou's plumbing shop on Lok Main Street Saturday night, stealing items and leaving minor damage. Police say the incident is under investigation by the detective bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulder
Williams Ballou
Lok Main Street
Tau Reneeh Mie Yestere
Buredu
Sinn Feiners in raids kill 14 in Sackville Street hotel firefight
A coordinated Sinn Feiner raid across Dublin results in fourteen deaths, including Captains McCormick and Wilde, and multiple civilians in Mount Street and Northampton Road. Armed assailants fire from houses and lorries, with police cadets and Royal Irish Constabulary members among the dead. Ambulances rush to Pembroke and Mount streets as shootings unfold through the night.
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Sackville Stream
Thomas
Captada McCormiel
Mr. Wilde
Ireland
Ciartil
ateCo Mick
Pembroke Fire Brigade
Dannybrook
Slaith
Hig
Howae
Donald Meclean
John Caldann
Mount Street
Marty
Sinn
Dowling
Luan
Newbury
Bagally
Piteger
Piece
Mer Cormick
Messrs
Bennett
Aimes
Mahon
T. H. Smith
L. A. Wilde
Garnin and
Morris
Royal Irish Constabulary
Gartivon
Toloreis Waoodecook
Montgomery
Kiney
Mmeests
Murray
Murdered Body Of Priest Found In Galway Park
The body of Father Griffin, curate of Bugly Park, was found by volunteers four miles from Galway in a shallow grave after a recent kidnapping. A bullet wound in the head is noted as the cause of death. Crowds gathered as the priests conducted Rosary prayers at St. Joseph’s Church.
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Galway
Father Griffin
Bugly Park
Daraa
Ariel
Pather
St. Joseph's Church
Griffin
Two Killed In Limerick Holdup Mystery
A masked group robbed a motel in Limerick last night, killing two occupants and injuring others. Investigators believe the attack was connected to a broader gang activity, with one named suspect questioned by authorities as a possible participant. Local leads point to an automobile pursuit and a fatal shooting during the escape.
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Tiwgein
Michael Bake
James O'Neil
Limovlaldine
Jinn
Patrick Bhike
Michael
CNH
Bitke
Neil Mipmptet
Two Men With Revolvers Arrested by Police
Police locked up two men after bureau of investigation officers detained them during a visit to a suspected gambling location at 549 Upusatenic Avenue. Paddy Alteria of 22 Lexington Avenue was found with a loaded revolver and held on $209 bail. Frank Salva Gio of 48 Charles Street, Stratford, had a loaded revolver and bail set at $290.
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Tren Nigh
Admissions debate on Article X and mandates in the League
The article discusses Article X in admissions and committee questions about responsibilities and powers. It notes international concerns on mandates, self governance, and the conduct of nations with regard to treaties, plus the push for an international court of justice and armament centralization amid absent powers.
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Robert Geell
Ail Goongia
Arment
Averbalian
Ukraine
Fridijo Nanern
Norway
Thale
Fesseck
Henry
Germany
Prion
Tanguanek
Vinal
Statos
Russia
International Court of Justice
United States
Harding
Lney Council
League To Saneriosa
Obituary notices from Milford and surroundings
An obituary notice list for Milford area residents includes Mrs. Charles A. Lyman of Tandolph Massachusetts and other local figures. It notes survivors such as siblings and grandchildren, business owner George Roberts, and a jewelry store in Milford. Funeral details mention services at local chapels and churches with burial at nearby cemeteries.
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Charles A. Lyman
Charles A Lyman
Milford
Tandolph
Mass
George Roberts
Bella
Linpath
Quarles Lyman
George J South
Broadstraet
Temperane
Abby Bennett
Temperance Aghy Bennett
Wer
Granddauchter
Herb L. Soith
Ted Street
Siday
Wfternoon Ce
Hov
HS. Poser
Cie
Will Cruelttey
W. Slows
Jaw Union
Prinolsty
M Bennett
William H. Bennett
Seaside Park
Lots City
Smith
Ray Baylus
Bubenck
Thomas J C
Cavanauga
Grasmere Sircey
Lietats
Bob Conta Street
Shemsby
Feengernine
St. Ange
Minera
Chuirch
Murrial
Bishop Defends Interchurch Report at United Church Forum
Bishop McConnell and Bishop McCornell debated an Interchurch Movement report in a Pittsburgh United church meeting. McConnell argued the document was not revolutionary but urged reforms to shorten the seven hour day and improve labor relations, while defending the investigation as four months of steel-center study. The panel rejected charges of Bolshevist influence, noting concerns over hours, wages, and spying on workers amid calls for stability in the steel industry.
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Hot
Mieniinisky
McCornet
Meshoe
Pittsburgh
Aharone Rs
Industrial Commission
United Church
Poram
McConnell
Dar
Ana Camillanizaliorn
Anowtty Faye Dmners
Lae Kovern
United States
Perersons
Bisnon McCorz
Surtcorg
Grievinde
McConwell
Arrests Reported for Liquor Law Violations
Readable fragments show Mrs. Anne Beetemyry of 764 Water Street arrested for Aldstead act liquor violations. Investigations at several locations mention a Cor t Prout Karhall and an oyster bank hand, with unclear details of beer possession. Police responded to John Clark’s session at Walter East Main, noting a youth and an arrest linked to liquor law violations.
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Anne Beetemyry
Water Street
Cort Prout Karhall
Oyster Bank
Ihand
John Clark
Walter Did
East Main
Ting
Clark
Tiquar
Dr Alvord's Buick Stolen At Yale Game
A Buick touring car owned by Dr J D Alvord of Newlorada Avenue was stolen near the Yale game Saturday afternoon. A new car with similar ownership was taken while Mr Yord and his daughter were picnicking nearby. No further details on suspects or recovery were provided.
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DR. Alvord
Yale
J. D. Alvord
Newlorada Avenue
Saturdafternoon
Yord
Weather watch reports mixed conditions across Northern New England
Fractured notes describe storm activity over the Great Lakes moving eastward and another approaching the northeast coast. Moderate winds expected in the west with partly cloudy skies Monday. Snow and rain likely in New York and New England regions, with varying temperatures and gusts noted through the day.
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New Eng
Brower
Einering
Isastera
New York
Hatteray
Ney
Loxe Michigan
North
Peeihe
Great Lakes
Mok
Oyu
Missunety
New Englainl
New
Yor
Chamber Directors Weigh Probe At Afternoon Meeting
Chamber of Commerce directors prepare to discuss and possibly appoint committees to launch a city investigation into financial issues. They aim to trace past spending, examine debt growth from 1948 to 1956, and scrutinize bonds and expenditures as part of a broader fiscal review.
Nicholas Court Sr Arrested On Charge Against Cousin
Nicholas Chaber of 224 Broad Street was arrested yesterday on a serious charge involving his cousin Mrs Jennie Tintloch of the Alig 4. His bond was set at $1,509 for today’s city court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Chaber
Broad Street
Jennie Tintloch
Court Park City to Observe Anniversary
Court Park City marks a celebration in honor of its anniversary with a civic reception. The event will feature a large committee led by John Keenan and other local officials and supporters arranging a formal dinner and public gathering.
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Court Park City
Monmphs
Mark City
Ostors of
America
Wil Colette
Beth Anguieecsaey
Cunigit
Oliel
Thage
Vinaige
John Keenan
Wil- Nery Aibrnniner
Bum Oorder Pang de Smich
Ae Vebaios
1 Me Vonmud
J Redden
Mayor silent on probe into city finances
The mayor declined to discuss the proposed investigation of Bridgeport's financial condition by the Chamber of Commerce. He also avoided comment on a commission form of government with a city manager in charge, stating he would speak "Just yet."
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Chamber of Gommerct
Wayry
Bridgeport
Inelvirge
Labor to Fight Wage Reductions in Labor Union Speech
Darayl Tobin, treasurer of the American Federation of Labor, told delegates in Boston that unions will fight wage cuts and seek higher pay and shorter hours. He warned that workers must prepare for tough months ahead and stay united to face impending economic pressures.
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Boston
Darayl Tobin
American Medecation of Labor
Feglon Dental Labor Union
Torin
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Taker
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Limerick
George My Greentiw
Corre M. Gynt
Interchurch Report
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Qhsevvallwas
Phaven
Chieianath
Flutie
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Guy Cleaty
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Chamber of Canimieces
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Pressery
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Mme
Mainstredt
Washington
American Federation
Tobin
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Riviera
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