Police renew drive against saloons seven raids listed
Police renewed the anti liquor campaign in Bridgeport arresting seven suspects in eight hours under Captain Wheeler. Five arrests occurred on the east side and one in each of the first and third precincts with bonds set at 150 dollars for each violator. Names listed include Charles Ison Frank Kropsco Joseph Hunyadi Steve Kovars Michael Kintor G Russo and Cath Norziavear.
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Bridgeport
Wheeler
Charlea Ison
Main Street
Maroon
Cannon Street
Frank Kropsco
Railroad Avenue
Joseph Hunyadi
Willam Street
Steve Kovars
Seaview Avenue
Michael Kintor
Pembroke Street
G Russo
Noble Avenue
Cath Norziavear
East Main Street
Packers Protest Wage Increases In Packery Hearing
Chicago hearing shows packers push for no wage rise while citing wage and living cost declines among 879 plants in 90 days. Weld presents data on wage cuts and reduced hours across industries to support their position before Judge Alschuler. The advance notes significant regional reductions in cotton, auto, and other sectors.
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Chicago
Alschuler
Weld
Alechues
South Carolina
Ohlo
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Missouri
Tlinois
Ins
Mulvihill Accuses McCarthy Of Prohibition Ring
William J McCarthy of Boston says he has not been officially informed of any charges against his enforcement team regarding a bootlegger ring. Joseph P Mulvihill of Bridgeport alleges Jacob Levy of the Compo Inn and others were involved with federal agents in liquor violations. Edward L Smith of the U S Attorney’s office confirms an investigation is ongoing with no official statements yet.
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William J McCarthy
Boston
New England
Joseph P Mulvihill
Bridgeport
Mulvihill
Jacob Levy
Compo Inw
Levy
McCarthy
Connecticut
Inm
Dry Men Refuse Liquor Withdrawal After Supreme Court Ruling
New York November 22 prohibition enforcement officials in Washington interpret the Streator decision. Charles R. O'Connor federal prohibition director for New York says no permits will be issued for withdrawal of liquors by certificate holders of bonded warehouses. The Streator appellant denied possession of liquor in a warehouse room. the Supreme Court ruled the liquor was actually in his possession.
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New York
Prohibition
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles R. O'Connor
Streator
Haitian President Attacks American Occupation Policies
Haitian President Dartiguenase denounces the American civil administration in a 3000 word statement. He criticized public service by Minister Blanchard and financial adviser John Mcchihenny saying no effective aid was given to develop agriculture and industry during the occupation and no steps were taken to solidify Haiti’s finances.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Dartiguenase
Blanchard
John Mxcchihenny
Fiinancia
Republic
Hayt
Hayti
Giant Eagle Attacks Wyoming Boy at Ranch
Walter Spaulding aged eight was attacked in the ranch yard near Glendo Wyoming as John seven and another boy sought help. Mrs Spaulding struck the eagle with a stick while Walter clutched its neck. Mr Spaulding arrived with a shotgun and killed the eight foot wingspan bird. both boys sustained claw injuries but survived.
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Glendo
Wsc
lIt
Spaulding
Walter Spaulding
Walter
John
Mrs Spaulding
Mr Spaulding
Armenians and Turks Resume Active Warfare
Constantinople dispatch reports hostilities renewed between Armenia and the followers of Mustapha Kemal Pasha. An Armenian source claims Armenian forces launched a counteroffensive and retook Alexandropol as Turkish commander General Kuiaaim Karaitbekir retreated toward Kare.
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Constantinople
Armenia
Mustaphaemal Pasha
Angora
Alexandropol
Kuiaaim Karaitbekir
Kare
Aldermen Eyes Reduced Mayor Influence At Caucus
At tonight's alderman caucus in the city clerk's office the board may seek more independence from the mayor. Discussion targets abolishing Rule 18 empowering the mayor to select committees and chairmen. Nine new members are expected, with focus on president of the board, committee names, and page appointment as the session begins December 6 at 7 30.
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Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Major Wilson
Lieut Bowen Found Guilty by Fire Board
Lieutenant Thomas P. Bowen, driver for the assistant fire chief, was found guilty of being on duty intoxicated on November 18 at a special fire board meeting. His sentence was suspended due to his clean record. he received a reprimand and transfers were approved for several lieutenants.
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Lieut. Bowen
Thomas P. Bowen
Board of Fire Commissioners
Bowen
Charles Street
Leonard
Fire Board
Nis
Walter Hopkins
Burns
Thomas O'leary
No 12 Engine Company
Frank Howrote
No 3
Joseph Monahan
Hayden
Sidney Bray
Beardsley
Murder Mystery Seeks Blond Woman in Railroading Slaying
Police broadcast seeks a blonde woman driving a red car in connection with the murder of Henry T Pierce Eastern manager of Inssey Manufacturing. Pierce 45 married, was killed in his office Saturday night with a wrench after valuables were stole his pockets turned inside out. A blond woman about 21, five feet two, plump wearing brown turban hat and brown coat is sought as a possible accomplice in the robbery and killing.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Henry T Pierce
Inssey Manufacturing Company
Pierce
Pennsylvania
Hastle
Landlady Fires Fatal Shot In Jealous Dispute
Hubold Meunier 54 died at St Vincent’s hospital after being shot in the abdomen at 1160 Railroad avenue. Meunier claimed the shooting was deliberate. landlady Mrs Victoria Freiberg says it was accidental. Freiberg is jailed as a material witness. a revolver was kept under her pillow for protection.
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Victum
Victoria Freiberg
Railroad Avenue
Hubold Meunier
St Vincent’s Hospital
Meunier
Mra Melberg
Permet
Trelborg
Btaira
Pielborg
Meu
Japanese Troops Burn School Near Chang Tao
Japanese forces set fire to a Christian school near Chang Tao amid reports it housed Korean insurgents. The Jichi Shinpo says five Koreans were arrested at Vladivostok and sent to Korea on arms buying charges.
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Tokio
Chang Tao
Jichi Shinpo
Vladivostok
Korea
League of Nations debates action to resolve Turkish Armenian conflict
The assembly voted unanimously to appeal to powers for mediation between Turkish Nationalists led by Mustapha Kemal and Armenians. Viviani urged prompt action while Balfour cautioned over mandate issues and U S refusal, as Nansen supported military intervention though only spoke once. Continued on Page Twenty-one.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
MaViviani
France
Council of the Teague
League
Robert Cecil
A J Balfour
Rene Viviani
Hjalmar Branting
Fridtjof Nangen
C J Dowherty
Canada
M Stalatvich
Jugo Slavia
Viviani
Mr Balfour
Balfour
League Council
Armenia
United States
Assembly I
Utilities Commission Opens Hearing on Waterbury Trolley Action
The Connecticut Utilities Commission holds a morning hearing in Hartford at 11 30 on the attempted suspension of Waterbury trolley service by the Connecticut Company. President Lucius S Storrs and counsel will explain the rationale while Waterbury leaders and lawyers seek to compel continued operation amid broader state wide transport fare reform discussions.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Henry Billings
Public Utilities Commission
Connecticut Company
State Capitol
Storrs
Lucius S Storrs
Trolley Company
Traction Company
Waterbbury
Blass
Weyer
William Wo Uhams
Naugatnole
Totleys
Roe Ia
New London
Batford
Ofrlines
Schutz
New Haven
Mitagerald
Police Hold Two For Girl's Death In Winthrop
Police arrest two men, Flenny Yannell and Frederick Olhkn, in Wallingford on a charge linked to the death of Frances At Ungham 22 in Winthrop Avantia. Investigators suggest the woman may have been dead before a trolley struck her after a cafe meeting, with the coroner directing detention.
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Frances
Ungham
Winthropavantia
Wallingfod
Flenny Yannell
Frederick Olhkn
Thatstown
Min
J Ware
Misa Allingham
Sala
Wilson's Gift Turkeys Shuffle on White House Lawn
Two massive turkeys weighing eight and a half pounds each were delivered to the White House for Thanksgiving. The birds sparred for hours behind the executive offices as spectators watched and placed bets until attendants parted them.
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Wilson
White House
Washington
British Rush New Troops to Quell Irish Uprising First Fight in Commons
Dublin isolation as 4 troops conduct house to house search for assassins. City hall and two theaters requisitioned for British troops with Lord Mayor ONeill giving up keys. Reports say Black and Tans attacked in self defense. Sinn Fein gunmen blamed for the Croke Park massacre. New outrages rise across Ireland with police and military slayings.
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Croke Park
Dublin
O’neil
Croke
Croke Par
Ima
Moi
Sino Fein
Gaelic Ath Secocration
Ais Aeld
Regula
Ireland
D Annu nzi ones opposition to Rapallo treaty in Fiume
Gabriele D Annunzio declares he will fight alone to secure Italy's claims in the Adriatic. He refuses to yield despite allies urging acceptance of the Rapallo treaty, saying his just goals must be satisfied and that he is steadfast in his improvised siege at Fiume.
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Italy
Fiume
Associated Press
Gabriele D'annunzo
Rapallo
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Bozeman Beat Cozza to Force Confession in Jury Trial
Lieutenant Fred C Bozeman former Bridgeport vice squad officer and Burns Detective agent allegedly beat Frank Cozza manager of the Brooklawn Villa club in a squad office to extract a confession. Cozza and Sergeant Arnolsky testified in Common Pleas Court as Bozeman faced assault charges arising from a May vice raid in Bridgeport. The trial proceeded with witnesses for the state and defense before adjourning to resume.
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Cozza
Bozeman
Fred C Bozeman
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Bridgeport Police Deparment
Burns Detective Agency
Frank Cozz
Brooklawn
Michael Arnolsky
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Coz
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