Newlywed in Hysterics After Job Loss Threat
Paul Tafto twenty of 205 Hard avenue faced a terror at home after a job threat. He returned from work at American Tube and Stamping and argued with his foreman at a barber shop. A private physician and Emergency hospital ambulance were summoned as Tafto raved and was restrained in bed. Neighbors and his wife assisted until calm returned.
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Paul Tafto
Hard Avenue
Tafto
American Tube and Stamping Company
Vitaphone Rights May Be Shared Between Studios
Wall Street saw unusual activity as talks between Warner Brothers Pictures and the Famous Players- Lasky Corporation could grant Famous Players access to the Vitaphone process. A potential agreement next week was hinted, with reports suggesting Famous Players might gain a financial stake in Warner and show Vitaphone pictures in its theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Famous Players- Imoke Corporation
Famous Players Organization
Warnes
Wall Street
Famous Players
Warner Company
Vitaphone Pictures
Famous Players Theatres
Poland's Cabinet Resigns After Diet Defeat
Warsaw Sept 30 AP says Premier Bartel's cabinet resigned after a Diet defeat and President Moscicki accepted it. Four economic ministers argued against dissolving Parliament and elections in January, warning of poor turnout in rural Poland. Diet accepted Senate credit cuts and adjourned with dignity as talks moved to new elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Bartel
Moscicki
Marshal Pilsudski
Diet
Agriculture, Commerce and Industry
Senate
Ring of Yegg Men Captured at Inn in Postal Ring
New York police report eight men arrested here and upstate, linked to a months long gang operating in New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Four men were nabbed at Cedarhurst Inn near Troy, three here, and one in Delmar. Inspectors call them burners for using acetylene torches to crack safes in banks and post offices. Names include Charles Dean Frank Nolan Michael McCabe Charles Moffitt Joseph Blu Thomas Reilly Joseph McCarthy and Joseph Garibaldi. All have criminal records. two in Los Angeles 1922. Public reveal to avoid leaks.
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New York
Upstate
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Cedarhurst Inn
West Sand Lake
Troy
Delmar
Charles H. Clarahan
Iin
Charles Dean
Frank Nolan
Michael MecCabe
Charles Moffitt
Joseph Blu
Thomas Reilly
Joseph McCarthy
Joseph Garibaldi
Blue
Reilly
Garabaldi
Clarahan
Los Angeles
Local P O Asks To Locate Seitz Family
The Glen Rock Pennsylvania post office is seeking help to locate the Seitz family of Welssy Seitz, a railroad employee who lived at 88 Madison Avenue and was killed in a February 1908 accident. Assistant Post Master H A Keller is settling the late Mr Seltz’s mother’s estate and asks local residents to contact the office with any family information.
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Welssy Seltz
Madison Avenue
Seltz
H. A. Keller
Glen Rock
Mr Seltz
Toweh
Focal Post Office
Cabinet resigns after no confidence vote amid Romania treaty ratification
A government cabinet faced a motion of non-confidence in the cabinet and in the interior and education ministers, was defeated, and tendered its resignation. The president accepted the resignation. In today’s session the Diet ratified the guarantee treaty with Roumania from the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Roumania
Dawes and Pershing Reveal They Married In Borrowed Raiment
In Lincoln Nebraska on a September day Charles Dawes vice president and General John J Pershing met in their boyhood hometown. They recalled earlier days and shared a greeting with thousands before departing for a five day hunting trip. Dawes recalled borrowing a dress suit to wed and Pershing said he did the same.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Dawes
John J. Pershing
Charney
Tincoln
Tjohn
Mr Dawes
John
Man With 3 Wives Jailed For Year
George O Smith formerly with Prudential Insurance pleaded guilty to bigamy in Superior Court. After a confusing case involving three wives and alleged divorce status, Judge L P Waldo Marvin imposed a one year jail term. Evidence showed Smith had married three women in Roanoke Virginia, February 1924 and March 1925, with unclear divorce records and allegations of ill treatment.
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George O. Smith
Prudential Insurance Company
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Superior Court
Uvin
George Smith
Marsh
Smith
Lister
Katherine Jones
Wife No. 2
Marvin
Hartford Killer Gets Prison Term
A Hartford case continues with Carmelo Tiralongo and relatives linked to a Sept. 4 Mulberry Street shooting and a nearby hijacking in Thomaston. The state alleges Barbiera stabbed Carmelo and Salvatore Tiralongo, while Barbiera was killed with an iron bar. details of a missing knife remain unresolved. The incident followed a confrontation between Tiralongo and Barbiera’s gangs amid a sequence of violent events.
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Mulberry Street
Barbiera
Barbista
Carmelo Tiralongo
Carbone
Tiralongo
Salvatore Tiralongo
Nino Padro
Carmelo Tiralungo
Salvatore Turalongo
Mgr Pallotti
Salvatore
Barblera
Carmelo
City seeks $1,000 for boy finger injury in trailer incident
A list of claims presented before the city claims committee details losses from June 26 when a boy lost the tip of a finger when his hand was caught in an ash trailer on Shelton street. Other petitions seek reimbursements for ruined clothing and medical bills after a fall on Main street, injuries from a manhole collapse, and damages to a car, groceries, and crates from sewer faults, totaling several thousand dollars across multiple residents and incidents.
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Joseph Stang
Oyden Street
Shelton Street
George
Hall
Wiliam W. Bent
Raymond A. Folkman
Ogden Street
Main Street
William D. Kierran
Noble Avenue
Jane Street
Ellen Landers
Courtland Street
Anna Frawley
Wells Street
Josephine Mainiero
Frank DB. Plumb
S. L. Frankel
Robert B Fox
Berkshire Avenue
William Street
Two Held In The Theft Of Bridgeport Car
Frank Baker and Walter Spencer were reported to Fairfield police as claiming car theft occurred between noon and quitting time. The men, said to be track workers from New Haven, were found with a stolen Spencer vehicle after arriving in Bridgeport. They were held for Fairfield and later brought to headquarters. Descriptions place Baker at 252 Hast fifty-ninth Street New York and Spencer at 92 Aldine Street.
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Frank Baker
Fifty-Ninth Street
New York
Fairfield
Burrau
Walter Spencer
Aldine Street
General Machine Company
Spencer
New Haven
Water Street
Shoe Leather Express
tTranistan Avenue
Slayer of Bad Man Gets 40 to 15 Years
An attorney's office item notes a man, Cigliotti, facing a Grand Jury true bill for first degree murder with a expected trial on the charge. Other disposed cases include Frank Warren sentenced to one to three years for assault on a minor, and Duart jailed for a statutory offense after living with a married woman. Helen Teers and Alpert Lent received suspended monthlong sentences for a statutory offense.
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Cigliotti
Frank Warren
Norwalk
Howard Havens
Joseph Duart
Sterling Street
Duart
Anthony Cluze
Helen Teers
Alpert Lent
Ambulance Log Details Transfers and Injuries
At 10:30 am Mary Thinbary age 39 of 62 Colorado avenue with pneumonia taken to St Vincent's hospital. 4:00 pm Peter Ukraini three months of 514 Berkailre avenue transferred to Bridgeport hospital. 5:10 pm William Puffer five of 939 Wordin avenue with laceration and possible fractured skull taken to St Vincent's hospital. 6:85 pm Paul Tafto twenty of 202 Hurd avenue hysteria, fronted and left.
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Mary Thinbary
Colorado Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Peter Ukraini
Berkailre Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
William Puffer
Wordin Avenue
St. Vinecents Hospital
Paul Tafto
Hurd Avenue
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Foreman
Happy
Ie Johns
U. S
Seitz
Jcood Luck
Margarine
John F. Jelke Co
Dept. D
South Washtenaw Avenue
Chicago
Iino
Sale Distributors
John B. Jelke Co
Warren St
Dawes
Pershing
Hartford
Alcorn
Brancis
Pallett
Gaage
Merry
Hines
Bridgeport
Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Pepperell
Smith-Murray
Anderson’s Ginghams
Main St
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