Winetl Purchases Gotham Building for $5,000,000
Kenneth W. McNeil, Bridgeport businessman and head of McNeil Terminal Co, bought the Park Row building at 33 to 11 Park Row New York for $5 million. The 29 story skyscraper, built by August Belmont, yields about $620,000 yearly in rent and includes 16,481 square feet of floor space plus multiple warehouses and offices. Financing involved a mortgage of $2,073,000 and a banded issue by A T B Leach Co, with prior sale from Frederick Brown and Belmont interests.
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Bridgeport
Kenneth W. McNeil
McNeil Terminal Co
New York
Park Row
Toll Park Row
McNall
Asal
Morris Metal Products Company
A. TB. Leach Co
Brown Lest Diay
Exchange
Union Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
New Haven Railroad
Stresemann resigns as Chancellor after confidence vote
Berlin report says Dr Gustave Stresemann tendered his resignation along with his cabinet after the Reichstag rejected a vote of confidence by 230 to 155. President Ebert accepted the resignations and sought a successor, with the new government to be determined.
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Reichstag
von Hieler
Heinrich Albert
Berlin
Associated Press
Gustave Stresemann
Stresemann
Ebert
Paul Loebe
Reich
Herr Ebert
Liemeelges
Strasemann
Geenien Nationallats Mag
Wales
Ila
Strexemann
Offee
Bridgeport Chest Campaign Seeks $80,000 in Three Days
Bridgeport drives for charity report $29,054 raised yesterday and warn of a remaining $100,000 shortfall. Industrial and shop workers, beat by per-capita quotas, push donations as Reverend Father John Hatley urges generosity.
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Bridgeport
Yesterore
Sorihad
Blues Ribberfody Company
Stewart Clark
Cis
John Hatley
Local Three met to Kite battle and more rain falls
Disjointed local notices report a kite battle ending with injuries on Johnson street. heavy downpour drenches the city with more rain forecast. several community and political items are noted including campaigns for superintendent and various local developments in Greenwish and surrounding towns.
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Johnson Street
Municipul Garage
Wallentyre
Tappe
Kenneth McNeil
Sdglory Tork Row
Morris Mull Products Company
Yale and Army Favored to Win in Triday's Grid Games
Yale and Army are favored in three day grid games at the Polo Grounds and Harvard Stadium Boston. The Navy Army clash attracts about 195000 spectators with Army seen as superior offense and stronger line. Other key games include Virginia Tech at Fort Worth and Syracuse at Lincoln Nebraska.
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Yale
Army
New York
Army-Navy
Polo Grounds
Harvard R
Grain firm head declares debts can be paid in full
In Decatur Illinois a grain firm led by a president Teller and two other creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy against National in Co wholesale processors in New York. Staley dispute valued around 200 dollars. Receivership will continue per plan, with assets including Water Street buildings and the Libornyville property under receiver. First creditor meeting held in December before referees in Frank-supsey.
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Eo Rar
Staren
Decatur
Ilineia
Petivien
Bankrupiey
Nasional
Cours
Blaiey Coen
Staley
Iwayid Reyer
Teller
Elieves
Yoo
Singe
Aredita
J.B Itein
Saunas
Liborny Vile
John Heogh
Fire devastates Hotel Margaret in Brooklyn landmark blaze
Firefighters battled a fierce blaze at the Hotel Margaret in Brooklyn, causing total destruction to three upper floors while the rest of the structure suffered heavy damage. Six firemen were injured as crews fought the flames from the roof and surrounding streets, with spectators kept back as the firemen pursued the blaze through debris and collapse risks.
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York
Mergaret
Brooklyn
Sun Fuer
Twelfth Voor
Trad
Poincare Wins Sweeping Confidence Vote in French Chamber
The French Parliament backed Premier Poincare in a decisive confidence vote on his government policy. He pledged firm action to enforce the Versailles treaty and France's security, urging immediate parliamentary approval or disapproval of the policy. The address underscored a stern stance toward Germany and wartime obligations.
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Poinenre
Council of Ambans
Germany
Teligres
Tari
Accion
France
Poincare
Pardons Foreseen For New York Comptroller Craig
Former New York official John J. Lyons predicted a pardon to spare Comptroller Charles J. Craig from a sixty day contempt sentence, after interceding with federal authorities in Washington. Roosevelt reportedly ready to back a petition as officials weigh clemency options and possible action by Craig himself.
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J. J. Lyons
Washington
New York City
New York
Charles J. Craig
Mayer
John J. Lyons
Craig
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Juyongs
Troy Adviers
Bomb Explodes at Spanish Embassy Doorstep
A bomb exploded early today on the doorstep of the Spanish Embassy in 701 PineTree, PHILATIALPESA. Several neighbors were hurled from telephones and windows were broken, with a house badly injured according to police.
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Philatialpesa
Radio Fans Attention Sunsey Part 77 Marketing
Readers of Sunsey Part 77 admire La a copy ve Upos contain valuable and authentic information and suggestions of interest to radio amateurs and experts. The 8th edition distributes to thousands, highlighting popular radio broadcasting locations and offering essays and lectures for the asking.
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Wilks
Teres
Prince Felix Yonsgsoupetf Arrives in New York on Treaties Tour
Prince Felix Yonsgsoupetf arrives in New York aboard the Navy liner, saying he was part of a Russian noble circle linked to the 1916-1816 era events. He and Princess Irene bring antique Russian treasures and a valued collection, including a black pearl necklace, worth about 1.5 million dollars. He declines to detail the Rasputin slaying, citing patriotism and legal counsel.
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New York
Navy
Prince Felix Yonsgsoupetf
Vic
Gregory Rasputin
Wre
Russian Empire
Youssouport
Petrograd
Neva
Homanoff
Irene
Felix
Catherine He Great
Sone Briel
Price
Two Passengers Injured As Car Turns On Side
A collision on Lone Turnpike near Sleneh's corner yesterday morning left two passengers injured. The larger bus had eight passengers aboard from Danbury to Bridgenort. John B. Pilar of Fairfield Avenue drove the smaller car. Mrs Martha Take of Berkel suffered a fractured gallop bone, A Ke Vyanen of Danbury was injured internally. both received treatment at St. Vincent's hospital.
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Mama Coupe
Lone Tam Turnpike
Sleneh’s
Tamape
Cone Co
Es Limited
Xelan
Cagquale Spacuouing
Pha Dury
Cis
German economic status spotlighted by reparations committee
A German economic status briefing was presented by the Allied Reparations Committee via Dr. Plycher, secretary of the treasury, detailing measures planned for restoring economic stability. The discussion stressed the gravity of Germany’s situation and its impact on reparations obligations and treaty terms.
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Germany
Mixeier
Pregert
Plycher
Etna MN
Geremany
Caparty
Eclectic Board Alone Can Revoke Doctors' Licenses
Hartford November 13 The state health commissioner said the Grand Jury did not recommend recalling fifty eclectic physicians over bogus diplomas. The grand jury foreman and Alcorn denied such a request, saying the Eclectic Examining board holds license-recall power. Governor Templeton endorsed action if charges are proven, considering a special legislative session to protect public health.
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Hartford
Stanley H. Qosuorn
Commissioner of Health
State Department of Health
Grand Juty
Lucy
Alcorn
Linenge
Leenyes Uex
Templeton
Barbers and Tailors Accused of Dental Practice in New York
New York reports Deputy Attorney General Devertra and officials from the Connecticut probe into diploma mills linking 1,100 people to fraudulently practicing medicine, with 20 convictions so far. Investigators say many unlicensed dentists are barbers or tailors, lacking basic dental knowledge, and a statewide drive continues as officials plan further action.
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New York
Dever Tra
Clay Linglth
Monaghan
Mide
Dana Flubbard
Conneticut
Fron
Banton
Two Brothera
Hartford
John
Moe
Aledo
Assurting
State Board of Dental Examiners
Leey
Petienty
Football Games Broadcast Today from Cambridge and New York
Broadcasts announced for Yale versus Harvard from Cambridge Massachusetts at 1 45 p m and Army Navy from the Yale grounds New York City at 3 30 p m Details note Sandy and Bill MacNeary and Walter Trumbull as announcers with direct wire play by play coverage
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Foots
Suetiomal Larcies
Fan Tan Jem Confident Yat
Storious
Emarest
Harvard
Hammond
Jenking
Navy
Polo Cityundaroon
Smythe
Bridgeport High Eleven
Fu P
Staniford
Hale Howe
Knights of Coluiedos
Bal Sages
Mico Healy
New
York
Cambridge
Mass
Sandy
Bill MacNeary
Yalo Grounds
New York City
Walter Trumbull
Grand Jury to Meet Monday in Albany Probe
Albany dispatch reports a pending grand jury session on Monday as a diploma mill investigation unfolds. Dr George Sutcliffe, linked to manslaughter charges, allegedly plans to return to Hartford of his own accord amid police inquiries in Toronto. Subpoenas have issued for the Demarco brothers tied to charged fraud credentials, with state and federal figures active in the probe.
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Sutcliffe
Toronto
Ichest
Jumionville
Albany
N. Y
George Sutcliffe
Hartford
Conn
Glendale Avenue
Telegram
Hugh M. Algern
Hartford County
Washington, D. C
George FE. Supeliffe
Unionville
Here
Conteas
Nis
William Sachs
Missouri
Alcorn
New York
J. Bantory
James A
Achilles
Demarco Brothers
Diplomath Trust
Coolness of Nuns Prevents Panic in Convent Explosion
In Brooklyn a steam boiler near 344 Bridge Street exploded, shaking blocks. Nuns and teachers at St Joseph’s Flynn School kept 275 girls calm, guiding them to safety as the cellar collapsed and fire alarms sounded.
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York
St. Joseph's Flyn School
Bridge Street
Brooklyn
Poplar Street
Pante Amore
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