Mystery of Missing Boy Ties Estate Fate to Missing Heir
A missing 21 year old Yale law student vanished after drawing $4.09 from a bank. Reported heir to a $10,000 estate and $1,000 from the bank, his disappearance raises questions about family and future prospects. Searches continue as relatives seek clues to his fate.
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Aintiem FT
Danby
Yale
Stonis Amont
Danvass
Hithag
Danbury Figs School
Poushkesysle
Callore
Ant
Attorn
Haigh
Yaung
Boston
Street car crashes into jitney bus injuring six
Six people were slightly injured when a street car collided with a crowded jitney bus on Stratford Avenue last night. Motorman L and Conductor I O Ed led the bus into the opposite lane, the police say, striking the bus on its right side. Serious injury to Mrs Santa Lanston of 1049 Clarence Street, taken to St Vincent’s Hospital with a possible fracture. Others named include Carmel Omelo, Lange, Bogash, and several pedestrians.
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Hix
Stratford
Rossy Horego
Edward Carroll
Charles Koplar
Stratford Avenue
Orurd Stra
Santa Lanston
Clarence Street
St Vincents Hospital
Carmel Omelo
Hayiard Street
Aged Resident Dies at Work in Carroll Avenue House
Bamuel Cane, 42, of Bridgeport, died suddenly yesterday while working at a Carroll Avenue house from heart trouble. He had been with W Hubasil Building Co since 1885 and was a member of the Mesonic order. Survived by wife, two daughters in New York and this city, two sons, and one sister in Osaville.
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Bamuel Cane
Mra T. PR. Tordott
N.Y
Myre Walter Bryant
Howard Lone
Russil
Mre J. & Atwood
Osaville
Alen Air
Vivea
Bryant Electric workers set record $1100 in subscriptions
Employees of the Bryant Electric Company subscribe $1,100 to the Employers Tuberculosis of the Eelier association for the year, the largest annual employee subscription yet in Bridgeport. Eight Bryant employees used the benefit, four returned to work, one worker was sent with family to Hungary at no cost through the association.
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Bryant Electric Company
Brigdeport
Bryant
Hungary
Ulsterites Regret Irish Negotiations
A London meeting of Ulster loyalists passed a resolution urging the government to reject any Irish settlement until oath and proof of loyalty are sworn. The group denounces attempts to form a separate army for Ulster and calls the cabinet to reaffirm pledges for Ulster's freedom amid fears of betrayal in the peace talks.
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London
U Loyaliat
Tondon
Reporters of
Ulster
Stun Weis
Mit
Police Push Liquor Drive With Vigor
Police sweep against sale and manufacture of liquor reports arrests of five men and a woman. Two private-home stills found, including a 15 gallon still and mash. Stephen Felix, just out of jail, arrested again for alleged continued sales. bar dismantled by court.
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Stephen Felix
Hridgewart
Felix
Washington Avenue
Police seize twenty gallons of alcohol in Hartford case
Hartford police report seizing about twenty gallons of whiskey at 194 North Street with 25 empty bottles and various containers. Two men were arrested, Owen Mattingly and Sobaluski, who claimed ownership and said they manufactured liquor due to unemployment.
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Automobile
Carey
York
Uarford
Ash Crees
pRemaer
Fey
Gatigne
Stheulul
Owen Matti
Halmaninier
Wewie
Wenner “Ells
Pavelite
Hartford
Uenor
Sobvaluski
Hull
Sobaluski
Mystery of four thousand dollars in Bridgeport betting pool
In a Bridgeport court hearing a puzzling case unravels around a $4,000 bet on Major Wilson’s reelection. Witnesses recounts of a mysterious Mr Palmer, bonds, and a bundle of funds moved through city figures and a Bridgeport firm, with names including Wall, Anderson, and Quinn tied to the scheme. The investigation traces payments to cover the stake and the attempt to recover funds, as officials seek to identify all participants and the fate of the money.
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Counts Court House
Ques Finnad
Kémittede
Major Wilson
Seid
Meter i
A. Ot. Palmer
Palmer
Bridgeport Truss Company
Harry D. Fits
Kihan Ty Ba Wilson
Quinn and
iMtegerald
I. Piller
Gal
Quing Age Fitzrnralg
Dannenberg
Callahan
Ed board deadlock ends in party row over bi partisan issue
The Board of Education session collapsed into a Democratic Republican clash over committee control. Republicans Webster Challange Cutting formed a new board, with Webster elected president and Burns vice president. Democrats planned a follow up meeting while debates over bi partisan committee appointments continued.
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Education Board
Haff
Board of Education
Burns
McGovern
Wilson
Webster
Fones
Challange
Cutting
Mare Legal
Hemavevala
Fiantley
Wigan
Stelett O'Elock
Sre
Thon
Webster Wee
Mellovern
Fie
Demeoocrats
Fly Poblicans
Minnepe i and
Accom
Partio
George Osborn
William McLaughlin
Melaughlin
Cha
Wilsot
Coult
Weneter
Cornell Runners Win Intercollegiate Race
Cornell Histanca wins the thirteenth annual Varisty Cross Country championship at Van Cortlandt Park. Ithaca’s team dominates with six of seven runners in the top ten and finishes with 8 points. Robert E. Frown of Cornell takes individual honors in 42 minutes 20.1 seconds.
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New York
Cornel Histanca
Intercollegiate Athletic Associatio
Tthaca
Hrainer
Jock Moakley
van Cortlandt Park
Cornell
Printeiga
Yalesh
University
Cincinnati
Sola Western
Robert E. Frown
Ave
Joint Declaration on China Agreed by All Powers
Washington November 21 The arms conference nations agreed on a policy toward China stressing territorial and administrative integrity economic opportunity open door and abolition of special rights The declaration is the first definite outcome and is seen as a start toward resolving Far Eastern issues The plan faces questions about its practical impact and potential resistance from Japan and other powers The discussion touches on administrative integrity and suppression of special rights amid ongoing debates about China policy
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China
Celestial Empire
Associated Press
Washington
Pu AL Dishes
Hina
Pee Moe
Elina Ricci
Americ
Uring Ie
Japan
Cheastha
Can Iseu Kato
Whch
Tie
Soteprite
Snherrs
Ohio
Theip
Jari
Ray
RAY Attemint Ta
Principie Ag
Pulline
Apportionment Board Backs Up Plan Of Mayor Atwater
The Board of Apportionment backed Mayor Atwater's plan for a clean financial slate, detailing a current-year deficit of about 15.2 million dollars and proposing a 6-mill special tax to cover debts due before April 1. Auditor Keating estimated large deficits in several departments and urged payment of major items plus disallowing Police Department requests for 217,500, while debates arose over burden on property owners and timing of the levy.
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Board of Apportionment
Bernard Keating
Atwater
Keating
the & Mills
Colt
Charities Department
Grand Street Bridge
Police Department
Nout
Elia G. Fleck
Marty Sullivan
Feck
Lake Us
Predant Seeley
Seeley
Thomas R- Lill
Ami
Jaye Que Shapot
Sullivan
Levrin
Alnvater
Missioner
Hela Tesponalis
Minyor
Cas S
Keuling
Rusglian
Venlus
Vity Asa
France to Out Standing Army to Cut Service
The French premier outlined plans to reduce military service to lower the army size, arguing a weakened threat from Germany and Russia. He stressed that wartime discipline will be retained, and France will maintain a strong, modern army amid European tensions.
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France
Wariorow
Ate Tien
Nallitary Sereres
Hilt
Noka
Freieh
Thn
Waac Dye Gail
AL Jd
Bab
Lavator Schanzer
Mr. Galvayr
Mare Hanger
Bensittlanning Ug
Faa
Riltour
Ats
Prance
AL Briand
Germany
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Renigiaw Sodoimski
Nichola
Ogden Street
Senate
Beton C.B. Wilson
Edward F. Hall
Mysterious Mr, Palmer
Keogh Unahie
ConLinuca
Rrlgten Paula
Warner Aros Rorset
Belgium
Teel
Otteas
Mayor Atwaters
Briand
Frye
Russia
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