Courts to Honor Judge Walsh in Fairfield County
Hartford reports that a funeral for Judge John J. Walsh of Norwalk prompted suspension of a jury trial and a December 17 Bar Association tribute. Notables including Sheriff Simeon Pease and Chief Justice George Wheeler praised Walsh as a fair, gracious, expert judge with deep public service and literary interests.
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Hartford
John R. Booth
Suverlor Court
John J. Walsh
Norwalk
Bar Association of
Fairfield County
I Court of Common
Sociates
Michael J Flanagan
iClerk
Superior Court
Walsh
Ner Pwalk
Connecticut
Simeon Pease
John Walsh
Phelan
Jesse John Walsh
Sidney N. Lockwood
Court of Common Pleas
Frederick W. Huxford
J Wdge Walsh
Criminal Court of Common
Beas
Walsi
George W. Wheele
John W. Banks
P Wheeler
County Court House
Wheeler
John W Banks
Communist President Resigns in Russia
Moscow on November 28 reports Gregory Zinovief resigns as President of the Communist International a post held since 1919.
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Russia
Moscow
Gregory Zinovief
Communist International
Ptecu Bied
Condition of Kaiser Improves. Will Leave Bed Soon
Doorn Holland Nov 23 AP The condition of former Emperor William who has been confined to bed with rheumaticl or a bad attack of lumbago is now such that he will be able to leave his bed when good weather sets in
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Doorn
Holland
William
Unlawful Monopoly Debate Over Price Fixing in Lamp Market
The government attacked price fixing as unlawful monopoly even for patented lamps, while General Electric claimed patent rights allowed licensing Westinghouse to manufacture and set similar consumer prices. The case contends that Sherman law would be hampered if patent decisions override antitrust enforcement.
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General Diectric
Attorney General
Italas
Tower Court
Westinghouse Company
General Electric
Berenger Declines Renewal Offer as French Ambassador
A French ambassador in Washington expresses gratitude to the American people and recalls his tenure. He notes the Washington accord ratification by France and the United States parliaments, reflects on cooperation with President Coolidge and Congress, and emphasizes lasting Franco American ties amid an unsettled debt settlement.
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United States
Senate
Coolidge
Congress
France
Washington
Germany Expects Evacuation Soon On Armistice Day
Maltzen the German ambassador at Washington states he acted alone in hoisting the flag on Armistice Day and thanks are due to him. The article discusses the Versailles treaty provisions on Germanys armed forces and the interallied control commissions, their limitations, and the plan for armament revision after Germany joins the League of Nations.
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Maltzen
Washington
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Council of the League
Danbury Street Car Strike Sparks Transport Turmoil
Danbury street railway workers strike over control of the line as a new Danbury Power and Transportation company seeks a $500000 bond issue and a bus replacement plan. Eight new buses sit unused amid stalled approvals while unions rally support and city finances face claims.
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Danbury Power and Transportation Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ives
P J O'Bren
Springfield
Mass
Street and Electric Railway Employes of America
Danbury
Sveata
Sperry
AJI
Danbury and Bethel
Local Lighting Corporation
Henry L. Doherty Company
Cities Service Corporation
George H. Blinzing
New Haven
Injured Dartmouth Student Discharged After Crash
John W Haarer Jr of Lansing Michigan a Dartmouth student was discharged from a New Haven hospital after a car crash on his way to the Dartmouth Yale game. He had been unconscious and semi conscious for several days.
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New Haven
John W Haarer, Jr
Lansing
Mich
Dartmouth
Lorenz Would Ban Unfit as Parents
New York reporters relay Dr Adolf Lorenz of Vienna urged banning individuals deemed mentally or physically unfit from parenthood to curb mankind s degeneration He cited his work restoring crippled limbs and argued the able minded cause more suffering than the physically disabled Contending that many with crippled limbs have given the world great blessings Lorenz framed the issue as a moral question about parenthood and heredity.
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New York
Adolf Lorens
Vienna
Lorenz
British Fascist Movement Riot Ends In Belfast
In Belfast on November 23 AP reports the inauguration of the British Fascist movement dissolved into a riot with considerable fighting as the proceedings broke up.
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Belfast
Chest Drive Below Quota in Community Chest Effort
Bridgeport readers rally for the Community Chest with Team Bll winning the yearly banner for securing 437 subscriptions. Leaders praise Sumner Simpson and volunteers while noting Fairfield Stratford contributions and list major donors and pledges from firms, banks, churches, and community groups.
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Poration of
New York
Bridgeport
Patch Simpson
George H. Wood
Sumner Simpson
William Horace Day
Patrick J. McGivney
Fairfield
Stratford
Team Bll
H. Patterson Harria
George Edwarde
Misa Louise Warren
William Morrisey
Walter Wilmot
E. B. Caldwell
Charles
Weeks
Louise
Simons
J. C. Dallam
Carl Dietz
Porter Amdéng
He ‘Sitts
Bryant Electric Company
Masonic Bodies of Bridgeport
Bead Chain Manufacturing
F. E. Kingston and Company
Benjamin Riegel
Thomas P. Faylor
Robert F. Weed
George E Shipway
William F. Taft
Ellis M. Johnson
Ira F. Warner
Robert A. Beers
John Lynch
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
A. J. Donohue Corporation
Teachers Association
William E Diabrow
Marion W. Greene
George F Hadley
Edward F. McGovern
Julius 8. Weiss
Girls Student League Central High School
Marie Starts Trip to Roumania Today
Marie begins her journey to Roumania greeted by Edward J Sadler longtime manager of the Roumanian branch. The queen visits the old New York Edison power plant drawing crowds of children who surge past police to glimpse the royal party. Ileana and Marie attend a Federation reception and a Christmas toy drive for Roumanian orphans at the Mitchell city home before a tea dance and Astor dinner.
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Ing
Edward J. Sadler
Concern
Firat Avenue
40Th Street
New York Edison Company
Marie
Ileana
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Princesa
Nicolas
Mitchell City
Rumors Fly in Bucharest Over Queen and Crown Prince Return
Bucharest buzzes with unverified reports on King Ferdinand’s illness and Queen Marie’s imminent return to Romania. Crown Prince Carol’s plans remain unclear as officials and rivals debate whether he will attempt to reclaim the throne. physicians report intestinal inflammation with possible surgery.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Ferdinand
Marie
United States
Carolla
Paris
Rabindranath Tagore
Carol
Bratiano
Fried
Carel Hmely
Nicolas Varga
National Party
Marie Bids Goodbye to Dear America from New York
Queen Marie of Repumania spoke on a radio farewell in New York saying she will return home by Christmas to be with the king. She emphasized friendship over finance or politics, hoping her visit would strengthen Roumania United States ties and noting her children now love America. The queen praised American enterprise and recalled her journey with fondness.
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New York
Marie
Repumania
America
Roumania
United States
Aged Woman Dies After Fall in East Longmeadow Home
Miss Augusta Parsons, over 40 and partly blind, living alone in East Longmeadow, was found dead at the foot of the cellar stairs in her Springfield area home late yesterday.
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Springfield
Augusta Parsons
East Longmeadow
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