Sub crew of ill fated S-51 all dead after sinking
Divers confirmed the S-51 flooded and all crew perished after the submarine was struck by the City of Rome off Block Island. Five crew members recovered so far. search for remaining bodies will continue weather permitting under Rear Admiral Christy.
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Rome
Block Island
Washieton
HH Christy
Hickey
Withiam Tilke
Christy
New York
Lark
Fermains
Camden
Chit- Aenden
S.bt
New London
S-1
John D Peurel
Construction and Repair Bureau
Simon Lake
William G. Esmond
Navy Vessel Lands Two More Bodies of Submarine Victims
Newport Harbor received the Stark with two more victims of the submarine disaster. Divers recovered Walter E. Lawton of New London and D. Ladsay of Pensacola from the engine room. They join John T. Gibson whose body was sent to his mother in Portland Oregon for identification.
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Newport
KR. I
Naval Vesel Stark
Newport Harbor
Walter E. Lawton
New London
D. Ladsay
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Hospital
John T. Gibson
Portland
Ore
Rodgers Gives Views On Naval Air Service Reorganization
Commander Rodgers testifies before a board urging morale improvements for Naval Air Service. He supports a separate budget and promotions but opposes a separate air corps. He favors a Department of National Defense with air services under the Army and Navy. He mentions the Shenandoah disaster only briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Dept
Rodgers
Naval Air Service
Creaton
Department of National Defense
Army
Navy
Shenandoah
Navy Department
A. W Johnson
Naval Air Chief
Meetings Tonight Across Local Organizations
American Fabrics association at Court Marina F of A 1087 Broad Street Bridgeport Loyal Orange lodge EK of P 181 State Street Humbert Stamm A C Re Mo 76 Fairfield Avenue Letter Carriers 1646 State Street meet tonight.
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American Fabrics Association
Court Marina
Broad Street
Bridgeport Loyal Orange Lodge
State Street
Humbert Stamm
A. C
Fairfield Avenue
Letter Cariers
Republican Women Rally Narrowly Votes in District Election
Fragmentary report describes a Republican women’s club meeting with ballots mixed up and typewritten ballots for Mrs Connors and Mrs Chambers. Treas. Miss Sullivan confirmed 36 eligible voters and 36 ballots cast as Mrs Garlick and Mrs Crowley handled notices and dues disputes. Debate over designation as First District Independent Republican Women ensued, with mayoral dinner plans and district caucus outcomes in the Tenth and Eleventh districts, including nominations for alderman and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Frances Hawley
Connors
Jerome Turpin
Misa Hha G. Fleck
Mary ‘Rary
Chambers
Crowley
Garlick
Cariherine Mullane
Anna
Earier
Turpin
Behrens
Unimous
Amit
Lews A. Abrivia
Thomas Keating
Abrioia
Joseph Mele
Frank Braithwaite
John Ruthe
Bassnett
Nom- Barton
George EB
John
Attemd
William A.ged
Cora_R. Corn
Mdie
Ated
Richard John
Domenico Tassogna
BEC
Bassett
Nak, Jr
Wil Unanimous
Stephen J. Date
Hame
Clark
Fred Wieneger
Maryen
J. True
Rastrict
Anthony
Mary
Clara L. Ogden
Coss Joh
Brass company appeals relief board over assessment decreases
A brass company appeals the Board of Relief for not granting requested assessment decreases linked to the certificate of error litigation. The case cites a $35,000 fee now sought in connection with the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Company
Board of Relief
Derby Police to Bring Suspected Diamond Ring Swindler Back
Derby city police head Lieut Anthony Urbwan left for New York to extradite Pasquela Pasha, accused of swindling Alphonse Indocei of $1500 in a diamond ring game and to face trial in the City court upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Anthony Urbwan
Derby Police
New York City
Pasquale Pasha
Pamea
Alhonse Indocei
Sixth Street
Paslen
Arrest on Drive With Suspended License
Miss Florence FB. Phelps of 1408 Stratford avenue was arrested last evening on Stratford avenue for operating an automobile with a suspended license. Officer Hitchek made the arrest. She was released under $69 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence FB. Phelps
Stratford Avenue
Hitchek
Phelps
Coolidge opposes removing Palmer's shipping powers
President Coolidge condemns the Shipping Board's move to strip Fleet Corporation head President Palmer of his powers as unwise. White House aides say a new plan may follow, with Dalton from Cleveland chosen to survey the merchant marine, while advisers favor keeping control with the Fleet Corporation head. Senator Jones and several cabinet officials back the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
White House
Jones
Melton
Hoover
Weeks
Wilbur
O’connor
H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Wight
Haney
Oregon leaders press bid to remove Palmer from board
The article notes Oregon leaders pushing to oust Palmer after his resignation request by executives. It states Goolidge has shown no sign of retirement and no indication the President will act regarding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Palmer
Goolidge
Universalist Program Discussed at Fairfield Avenue Meeting
The Universalist church on Fairfield Avenue held a 6 30 pm meeting of executive committees with 35 attendees. Officers reported the church’s finances were in good shape after last year’s mortgage clearance and stated a repainting and remodeling project would be funded this winter. William Thompson and Percival Mitchfeld presented a financial proposition to be reviewed at the general executive committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Fairfield Avenue
William Thompson
Percival J. Mitchfeld
Schoolboy Samuel Di Dio Breaks Arm in Yard
Samuel Di Dio ten years old of Chopsey Hill road broke his arm yesterday morning in the Sheridan school yard. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital by the Emergency ambulance. His condition was reported good last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel di Dio
Chopsey Hill Road
Sheridan School Yard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Police Board Considers Garage Stove and Firearm Purchases
The Bridgeport Police Board debated installing a stove in the Fairfield Avenue garage session and left traffic matters to Superintendent Planagan. They also reviewed a railroad offer to sell four machine guns with 5000 rounds, accepted for investigation, while deliveries suffered delays at Kresge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanagan
Fairfield Avenue
Dave
Richard Oppel
Police Department
Airfield Avenue
Board of Police Commissioners
Patrick J. Planagan
St. Louis, Chisago and South Western Railroad
Bridgeport
Samuel Dawe
the & E. Kresge Company
Police Use Novel Method to Test Mettle of Force
Boston reports five men broke into two stores and smashed a plate glass window. Police and inspectors traced the incident as a staged test of force, with Police Commissioner H A Wilson leading the crew and later applauding the prompt response after another alarm. The glass was broken with insurance company approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
H. A. Wilson
West End
Nine Bridgeport Eclectics Appeal License Revocation
Nine Bridgeport eclectic physicians filed appeals in Superior court challenging license revocations by the Connecticut Medical Examining Board and the State Department of Health. The group includes Frank Webb and several others, all seeking hearings on fraud and misrepresentation claims under a new statute. attorney W. F. Kilpatrick represents them.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Medical Examining Board
State Department of Health
Superior Court
Frank Webb
James Bochman
Guy W. van Halteren
James Kelao
Edward M. Hull
Hedley V. Carter
Roland 0. Bagby
A. C. & von Sassenhofen
Samuel ™ Lerner
W. F. C. Kilpatrick
Death Notice for Anna P Clark in City
Entered Interest in this city on October 2 1925 Anna P beloved wife of George WW Clark of 131 Fairview avenue aged 43 years. Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Anna P
George WW. Clark
Fairview Avenue
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W. Morrow
James G Harford
Saing
Howard
Coffin
Detroit
Quality Silk Shop
Poli
Cornell
Police Board
Bridgeport Eclectics
Webb
Kied
Misch
Paris
Vienna
London
NEW Fall Millinery
Georgette
Expressmen
Bien
Bridgeports Credit Department
Golden Hill
Middle Sts
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