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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1924

Page

2

Community Chest Fund Reaches Record Total in Drive

Over 6000 has been added to the Community Chest Fund pushing the current total above 326000 with about 7090 still to be canvassed. Contributors list includes Joseph McConnel Minnie Kuhfuss Bernard Keating Walk Over Bad Shop and many others, as sorting of canvass cards continues to complete the pledge collection.

Community Chest Fund Watch Joseph McConnel Minnie Kuhfuss I. &. Leckie Otto Edleman Miriam J. Garrity A. F. Connor Henry L. Rowland James A. McElroy Bernard Keating James van Dyk Landay Brothers Gen Ekinney Co Wadsworth How- Yand Co. Inc Clarence E. Hutchinson Howard Hotchkiss A Cc Fulmer Miss E. V. Sceaing Coleman Phillips RB. N. Houti- Jian Arthur H. Moore Hawley C. Hawley Ip. G. Hanvley P. Lyons Amos Bissett Gad Joseph C. Lawson F. J. Green Ralph T. Bears David W. Price W. F. D. Silpatrick Thomas F. Flynn J. Gerald Phelan J. B. Hubbell American Fiertware Stores, Inc Harry Wallace G. Taylor George W. Barker Gas Yosesh Clarence BH. Hutchinson

Three Men Held After Fatal Incident in Linwood

Authorities hold Carmen Corico Lipari and Gimigliano in Linwood on illegal weapon charges after a fatal shooting. Prosecutor Phelan sees no direct link to murder. Gimigliano held with his wife Grazia Gaetani testifying. Family members attended, while Gimigliano reportedly owned a revolver since 1954 with police permit. Gaetani had an accident policy and Gimigliano arranged a coffin purchase recently. Insurance interests noted in outcome.

Uns Carmen Corico Vatore Lipari Linwood Tesses Lipari Oroner Phelan Thomas Finn Grazia Gaetani Gimigliane Avere Ion Gimigliano Gimiglano Gaetani New York

Ex Gov Holcomb Receives Gift Cane on 80th Birthday

Hartford November 28. Former Governor Marcus H Holcomb was honored by intimate friends with a gift cane at Amner. An ebony tone with gold handle featuring an inscribed dedication was presented to him on his eightieth birthday.

Hartford Marcus Marcus H. Holcomb Marcus HL Holcomb

Agent Dies Nicholas Byrnes at 180 French Street

Nicholas F. Byrnes died suddenly Thursday morning after a lingering illness. He was a business agent of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers' Union for 20 years and known across New England. Survived by wife two sons John J and William Byrnes a daughter Rose and a sister Mrs Patrick J O'Hara. Funeral Monday at 8:30 from home and 9 from St Patrick's church. Burial in St Michael's cemetery.

Nicholas F. Byrnes French Street Brick Players, Masons and Plasters’ Union New England John J Wiliam Byrnes Rose Byrnes Jersey City Patrick J. O'Hara New York City St. Patrick’s Church St. Michael's Cemetery

Holt Declares Support for World Court in Senate Run

New Haven November 28 Harali ton Holt Democratic candidate for U S Senator announced his platform Tonight He backs Americas entry into the World Court as proposed by Harding Hughes and Coolidge He favors tax reform ending publication of income tax returns and upholds the Constitution and Supreme Court He warns against Federal encroachment on local self government and argues tariff policy should be handled by experts Holt plans speeches in major state cities to detail his creed.

New Haven Haraliton Holt United States Brandegee America Harding Hughes Coolidge Supreme Court Holt

Historic flag to fly over Wilson tomb in Bethlehem

Washington reports the historic American flag that led the first American troops abroad in World War I will be placed above Woodrow Wilson’s tomb in Bethlehem Chapel. The flag, carried by engineer troops, was saluted by King George in London in 1917, marking a historic moment as foreign soldiers in the British capital since 1638. Mrs Wilson approved the burial-site display.

Washington Lonon United States Wilson London George Wispen Bethlehem Chanhare America

Rajah Case Ends With Arrests In Blackmail Plot

London Navy reports William Cooper Hobbs, a lay clerk who helped plan the blackmail scheme against Sir Harri Singh Rajah of Taman and Kashmir, was arrested in Gravesend after accomplices and a sizeable cash haul were seized. The case involved a Paris hotel trap linked to a Midland Bank suit of 625000 pounds.

Hobbs London Navy William Cooper Hobbs Harri Singh Taman Kashmir Charles Ernest Robinson Paris Robinson Midland Bank

Conservator's fee questioned in veteran case

Federal authorities may pursue action over conservator W Hart Bennett who billed 525 for fee in the Bruzenak estate case, exceeding the $10 limit allowed by federal law. Probate Judge Miller may reject the accounting, while Bennett, now retired, faces embezzlement charges and a December hearing date.

Brusenak TL. Miller Bennett Jwenderoth U. S Veteran's Bureau Bruzenak Schwetz Miller Franklin Coeller New Haven Schnwetz Cosilen Winsted Rajse Washington Wenderoth Bridgeport Probate Court Norwich Hospital Coeller Clarence Oo. Lister Lister Schwets Cositer Lester Miler National Surety Go Brovenck New Britain Paul Brooklyn Bonding Company Red Cross Department of Justice

On Their Way Private Johnson on the Rifle Range

A fragment from a wartime diary describes Private Johnson of color at the rifle range facing bad luck. The captain inquires about the troop’s destination. Johnson’s garbled reply and the lingering sense of confusion capture a moment on duty and strain.

Johnson Leayi Legion Weekly

Axe Victims Still In Critical Condition

Plainfield New Jersey November 23 Chief Detective Galatin of Union County investigated further the murder yesterday morning of George H Davey aged 60 by Mary Kozmak 82 in a religious mania who felled him with an axe while he slept possibly fatally slashed Mrs Davey and slashed the face of their daughter Winifred At the hospital Mrs Daveys condition remained critical though it was said she might possibly recover

Plainfield N. J Galatin Union County George H. Davey 4& Berrant Mary Kozmak

British arrest more Egyptians as precaution

London November reports show Egyptian authorities interning a large group of deputies and student leaders tied to Zagloul Pasha. Mutiny by Sudanese troops at Kartum follows, with attack on hospital and deaths among British doctors and Syrians. Communications cut, but Acting Sir Dar Addleston advocates firm control.

London Associated Press Egypt Ysterday Zorloul Zagloul Pasha Viscount Allenby Zagloul Kartum Daily Main Cairo Pnis Eeleventh Zagloui Sirdar Addleston

Plead for Bingham in Connecticut Senate race

Republican leaders urge Governor-elect Hiram Bingham to win the Connecticut Senate seat to preserve a working Republican majority in Washington. Senators Wadsworth McLean Fess Kennard and Gillett plus Senator-elect Gillette appeal to CT voters, warning a Democratic ally could endanger Coolidge policy.

Senate Brandegee Connecticut Hiram Bingham Pennsylvania Hartford United States Pepper Leen Bingham Wadsworth New York McLean Fess Ohio Kennard Maine Gillett Massachusetts Jernard McIuean Aager Eleret Gillett Cooldge Washington Coolidge

First quartz window used in Johns Hopkins sunroom

The first clear fused quartz window glass, superior to ordinary glass in transmitting ultraviolet light for health effects, will be installed in the sunroom of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Maryland.

Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore

Return of 3000 To Mayor's Contingency Fund Voted

The Board of Police Commissioners approved returning 3000 to the mayor's contingency fund after receiving a communication from Mayor F P William Behrens. The action uses board allocations to bolster the fund without creating a department deficit. The mayor's contingency fund was reported as very low with under 1000 available for emergencies.

Board of Police Commissioners William Behrens

Boards Consider Minor Items and Special Policeman Names

Other matters considered by the boards were of lesser importance. John Petite and Thomas Aullaney were named special policemen with the former recommended by Holy Rosary church. A bill from Patrick J. Connolly for services in grappling the bodies of seven children drowned in the Sound last summer was referred to the Finance committee. Commissioner Samuel Dawe chaired in the absence of President John C. Stanley.

John Petite Thomas Aullaney Holy Rosary Church Patrick J. Connolly Finance Committee Samuel Dawe John C. Stanley Ds All

Open Arguments In Forbes Trial In Chicago

Opening statements of counsel were completed late today and the way cleared for testimony Monday in the trial of Charles Forbes and John Trompaon in Federal court. They face charges of defrauding the government over veterans hospital contract allocations during 1922 when Forbes led the veterans bureau.

Chicago Associated Press Trian Charles BR. Forbes John W.trompaon Forbes Veterans’ Bureau

Architect Edward A Lambert resigns from Bridgeport Association

Edward A Lambert of Fletcher Thorpson company resigns from the Bridgeport Association of Architects. He denounces tactics and accuses local architects and contractors of collusion in Bridgeport building contracts. He cites several instances suggesting combined interests and conflicts with Insonia projects.

Bridgeport Association of Architects Edward A. Lambert Fletcher Thorpson Company Industrial Architects Bridgeport Lambert

Bridgeport Architects Group in City Construction Debates

Bridgeport amid tensions as contractors outside the city press for side work while local builders argue against exclusions. The Architects association, formed recently, contends local firms have faced tough competition in designing city buildings.

Bridgeport Architects’ Association. . W

Ancient Christianity in Africa in Abyssinia's Rise

Abyssinia, now Ethiopia, adopted Christianity in the fourth century and has preserved a Christian church for 1600 years without pagan rule. The emperor bears the title The Conqueror and the Lion of Judah. The Queen of Sheba lineage and Solomon tie into legendary origins.

Ethiopia Abyssinia Shesba Albynathian Maergick Solomon Christendom Abyssmnia

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