Nicky Arnstein Trial Opens in Federal Court
The Arnstein case began in federal court as defense motions challenged the seizure of documents from the New York brokerage tied to Easterday Bowles Sullivan. Attorney Dooling testified about obtaining the Sullivan papers while prosecutors Laskey and Archer led the case.
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Nicky” Arnstein
Washington
Dooling
New York
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Wilen
Norman
Bowles
David W. Sullivan
Justice Gould
Dowiing
Karn
Talesmen
Sullivan
United Statesistrict
Laskey
United States
James B. Archer
Burpee names board to review Connecticut military laws
Major General Lucien F. Burpee, head of Connecticut military emergency board, appointed a panel of officers to study and propose changes in the state's military laws. The board includes Brig. Gen. Edward Schulze Hartford Col. James Geddes New Haven Col. Ernest L. Isbell New Haven Lieut. Col. Edwin F. Lamb Hartford Major Morris B. Payne New London Major Lucius A. Barbour Hartford Captain Charles B. Hart Jr. Waterbury and will convene at the state armory next Saturday afternoon.
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Hartford
Lucien F. Burpee
Military Emergency Board of Connecticut
Board of Officers
State Armory
Edward Schulze
James Geddes
New Haen
Ernest L. Isbell
Edwin F. Lamb
Morris B. Payne
New London
Lucius A. Barbour
Charles B. Hart. Jr
Waterbury
New Haven Man Dies From Home Made Hooch
John J. Esposito aged 40 a shoemaker died at his home in New Haven on November 23 from the effects of poison. Police believe death resulted from home made liquor and are probing a club room where he spent much time. An inserted testimonial notes Foley Kidney Pills aiding a reader with kidney troubles.
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New Haven
John
Esposito
Rheumatism Banished by Cinot Tonic Ad
A testimonial states rheumatism was cured by Cinot Tonic. The speaker, MH Dan Sullivan, praises Cinot after three years of pain and mentions local availability at Hartigan's Drug Store and multiple other towns including Fairfield, Stamford, Milford, Ansonia, Southport, Torrington, Winsted, New Milford, Waterbury, Danbury, and Shelton with listed dealers.
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Dan Sullivan
Bereet, Traftford
Cinot
Dan Sullavan
Sullivan
Harford
Wood
Hartigan's
Fairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Matford
Wm. John
Jin Fairfield
Randall's Pharmacy
Stamford
Wm. Jones Drug Co
Milford
J.T. Howes
Paul Mester
Ansonia
S W. Smith
Southport
Win B. Switzer
Torrington
Maristre & Hakes Int Winsted
G. L Fancher
Bridgeport Ad Club Urges Cheerful Buying Campaign
Frank D Bell urges advertisers and merchants to know each other and restore consumer confidence. He warns against anti buying propaganda and promotes truthful advertising. W L Potter, William Griffith, and Bridgeport Symphony Society support backing a retail store boost across the South with optimistic commerce.
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Potter
William Giffith
Bridgeport Symphony Society
New le Pat
Bridgeport Advertising Club hears brief speech on optimism
At yesterday's nie monthly meeting and luncheon held at the Hotel Stratford, Tranh D. Bell, vice president of Megs and company, delivered a five minute talk urging all attendees to stop grumbling and wear broad smiles. He argued that a positive outlook could improve matters for everyone.
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Bridgeport Advertising Club
Hotel
Stratford
Tranh D. Bell
Megs and Company
American Wins French Medal For Scientific Achievement
PARIS November 9 The Academy of Sciences awarded the Janssen medal to William W. Coblentz of the Washington Bureau of Standards for discoveries in radiant energy from earth and stars He is a Ohio native with 12 years in the bureau He developed infrared and ultraviolet heat measurement methods and created an instrument for astronomers to gauge stellar heat He also helped during the war with signal instruments for ships and a device to detect moving ships by heat in darkness. Thomas Gergely of 99 Willow Street was injured at Broad and State Streets with facial lacerations and contusions He was treated by Dr J A Maxwell and taken to St Vincent s Hospital.
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Paris
Academy of Sciences
Janssen
Willam W. Coblentz
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Wiliam W. Coblenty
Ohio
Thomas Gergely
Willow Street
J. A. Maxwell
St. Vincent's Hospital
Weather Summary for New England and New York
Cloudy with warmer conditions expected Tuesday and unsettled weather continuing into Wednesday across northern and southern New England and eastern New York. Winds vary from moderate to fresh northwest and east, with unsettled conditions Tuesday. High pressure now covers the east states after subsiding gales in the middle Atlantic.
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Orthern
New England
New York
Wertnessias
Sandy Hook
Hatceras
Middie Atlantic
Ato Mis River
Evidence in Backer Proceedings to Be Commenced Today
NEW YORK Nov 29 A second extraordinary grand jury was sworn to consider long crimes unearthed by the legislative committee investigating the building trust The board of estimate began its inquiry into 620.9 million worth of testy contracts The jury for the George Smneler perjury case was completed in general session court and will hear testimony tomorrow Jurors were warned to stay away from newspapers and prepared for possible night confinement as the investigation proceeds
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New York
Legislative
Board of Estimate
George 'Smneler
Samuel Untermer
Legislative Committee
Terger
McAvoy
Ile
Commons Advised On Greek Affairs By Lloyd-George
London November 25 Premier Lloyd George told the House that no statement could be made on Greek affairs while talks continued among Allies. Foreign Minister Count Sforza met Earl Curzon and Allied ministers discussed the matter in London but awaited the turn of Teygue, the French premier. A favorable view of negotiations arose as reports reached London that the Venizelos government pledged to honor Allied obligations with the new Greek government.
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London
Lloyd-George
F of Commons
Alles
Tralian
Count Sforza
Earl Curzen
Umee
M Teygues
Preauer
Martial Law In West Virginia Continues Amid Military Authority
The governor proclaims martial law with military authorities taking over duties while advising bodies and individuals remain in advisory roles. Troops guard key sites including the docks and the county house in Williamson, with authorities dispersed to strategic locations.
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West Virginia
Coulmel Hal
Coy House
Williamson
A Vanishing Type Cowboy in Modern Times
The cowboy, once central to ranch life, now largely survives in Hollywood or touring troupes. cattle work dwindles to theater props as he becomes an actor rather than a stockman. In scattered pockets he remains a diminished, modified figure, adept with tools and guns yet far removed from the range.
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Tra
Hollywood
Ife
Trolley Question Stirs Connecticut City Officials
A council meeting last Friday discussed an ordinance on jitners from Bank Street and an amendment tabled for December. Connecticut company trustees met in New Haven and Waterbury disputes over street layouts and bus service were noted, with concerns the lower fare bus option inconveniences riders along parallel streets. Mr. Sanford of this city was contacted about the matter as a board member.
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Figgins
Waterbury
Bank Street
Federal Trustecs
Connecticut Company
New Haven
Szindday
Sanford
Federal Board of Trustees
Watebury
Parliament to Receive U.S. Oil Note and Reply
London reports the government in the House of Commons promised to present to Parliament with minimal delay the American government's note on oil and Britain’s reply to it.
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U.S
London
Blessed Sacrament Choral Club to Perform at Legion Show
After a Legion entertainment committee meeting, the Blessed Sacrament Choral Club volunteered for the December 20 show in Quilly's hall. A 3s whist and pinochle entertainment event is planned for next Tuesday night in the Legion rooms.
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American Legion
Blessed Sacrament Choral Club
Quilly’s Hall
Legion Rooms
Obituary highlights for multiple local residents in Madison area deaths
Obituaries and funeral notices list Joseph Klopfinger of Madison road fatally injured in a Saturday night accident. Also reported are Mary Fagan wife of Richard Fagan, Agnes D. Kearney, and Catherine Stammel among others with service times set at St Josepn’a German church St Mary’s Church St Patrick’s church and Long Island cemetery details. Funeral services listed for George Curtiss Margaret A. Mallett and George Dresser with dates and burial places including Lakeview Canon Canongate and Fresh Pond cremation.
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Joseph Klopfinger
Joseph Klopinger
Madison Road
Pelwek
Wrank TL
Polke & Son
State Street
St Josepn'a
Rov
Inbert Dahme
Mary FE. Fagan
St. Mary's
St Michael's
Agnes D. Kearney
Agnes Diana Kearney
Grand Street
St. Patrick's Church
Charles Milesev
John Hwlandry
Church of the Pleased Sacrament
John J. Keane
de Mielmel Roche
Thomas Patric Shenley
McCarthy
John Lawless
Father Landh
AL Curtiss
Rin Curliss
Cottage Street
George Curtiss
Maude Br, Cutiss
Carrie H. Curtis
Silernoon
Donald PR. Mac
Pawor
Canon Camel
C. Kennedy
Chr
Diate
Wil
Catherine Stammet
Catherine Stammel
Ian Stammet
Broad Street
Soismark
Baffy
Fresh Pond
I. K
Friction Sparks Fire From Water in Boston Hose
Boston officials report water inflamed by friction when pumped through a hose of the city fire department last October. Professor Augustus H. Gill of MIT announced findings citing woven cotton jackets as a factor and plans further tests to determine how excess friction could be produced by water.
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Boston
Boston Fire Department
Augustus HH. Gill
Maesachusetts Institute of Technology
Gil
Joining Forces For Dry Crusade Promises Kramer
Federal state and municipal authorities plan a joint drive against prohibition violations in New York. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer cites 2,450 violations reported Jan 16 to Sept 30 with 68 convictions and 413 judgments, including 61 automobiles, 404 gallons vinous liquor, 444 gallons malt liquor, and 83,188 gallons spirituous liquor. He praises local and state cooperation and aims for stronger future help.
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New York City
Washington
Kramer
Frank I. Boyd
New York Department
New York
Submit Evidence Against 12 Men
In an inquiry, Banzahf stated he was tasked with examining bills for reconditioning the former German Inner Hamburg now New Rochelle. He cited a sale price near 985,020 dollars and a 400,000 dollar government advance for repairs, with a 1,506,000 dollar bill reduced by audits by about 337,000 dollars. He could not explain the sale-to-reconditioning gap without the sale contract.
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Banzahf
Tle
Hamburg
New Rochelle
Battle Steamship Corporation
Shipping Board
Morgan Engineering Company
Jersey City
Mercury
New York
Emergency Pleet Corporation
Hada Johnson
Johnson
Healing Honey and Free Cold Remedy Ad Gives Promises
A vintage advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey claiming it cures the threat and cure for chest colds head cold and croup. It offers a free box of Grove’s Olden Truth Salve with every bottle, promising relief and health benefits to readers.
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Hayes
Grove
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Holmes and Edwards
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da Pao
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