Long Distance Driver Held by Police Here
Max Glantz of 141 Gorek Street, New York, drove hundreds of miles from New Hampshire toward New York without valid credentials. In a minor collision in this city, Traffic Policeman Donnelly found no operator license. Glantz was arrested and released on $50 bonds. police kept his automobile. He claimed hay fever led to his trip and said he had been in an institution in Bethlehem, New Hampshire.
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Max Glantz
Gorek Street
York
Yeaterday
New Hampshire
New York
Athomis Donnelly
Giants
Inter
Bethlehem
N. H
Avis Renounces Republican Ticket In Connecticut
William A. Avis, a reader in the Progressinrg Council of Connecticut, declares withdrawal from the Republican party and endorsement of the Democratic state ticket in a statement filed from New Haven. He criticizes Republican tactics and cites three political parties in the state, the Democratic, Roraback, and Ulaan.
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EW Haven
Wiliam AW. Avis
Progressinrg Council
Connecetiant
Republican Party
Nepolis
Avis Gid Res
Tle
Doctor's Car Stolen Near 1691 Main Street
An automobile owned by Dr. Oren J. Groark was stolen last night from in front of the Nesieida residence at 1691 Main Street. Ridgeport authorities issued a notice asking surrounding cities to assist in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren J. Groark
Nesieida
Maintreet
Ridgeport
le Assist Tehrar
Middle Street Building Sale Closed Amid Expansion Plans
The Middle Street property between the American Hardware store and Best Publishing building sold for 825,000, with Peerless Realty buying the land and building and Middle Realty Corporation held the note. A mortgage of 72,500 and a restructuring are reported as part of the deal, with plans for a new building to replace the former store and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Street
Best
Abraham Yehnee
Samuel Schnee
Peerless Realty Company
Middle Realty Corporation, Inc
Edward F. von Wettberg
Bridgeport
Sohneg and Schaep
Vote Tie for Milford Police Board Chairman
Milford October special meeting ends in a vote tie for chairman of the Milford Police Board. B Malpas and Alfred Realt each receive three votes. Murry N Merwin, acting ex officio, to cast the deciding ballot at adjournment.
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Milford
Oet
Mitord Board
Polles
B. Malpas
Alfred Realt
Murry XN. Merwin
Milford Pollcy Force
Smith's
Indian River
Nasr
Seal of a Bridgeport Telegr Wald Splits on Snipe Birds
A field note from Game Warden Wilbur F. South discusses the Snipe family, distinguishing the Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs and Wilson snipe. It covers protection status, identifying features, ranges from Minnesota to Gulf of Mexico, and seasonal presence from March to April with bag limits and hunting dates.
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Bridgeport
Wilbur FP
Fairfield County
Minnesota
St. Iawrence
Gulf of Mexico
Patagonia
Dull Harbor Activity Noted Amid Ice Floes and Barges
Yesterday harbor reports show the dullest five months with only one boat arriving besides the regular steam. A tanker bound for the Gull and refiring Com panyo Stratford were the sole vessels. Few barges moved inside the harbor as see daystesmen floes grow, nightly mooring at Stratford Avenue Bridge exceeds past years when large scale casting was done. Coal barges arrive in numbers hindering New York tug crews from removing light boats. The James McWillam Bine line sends about five barges to Bridgeport daily, leaving light barges clustered near the pier at Wall Street.
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Companyo Stratford
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Garges
New York
James McWillam Bine
Bridgeport
Pier Ear
Wallstreet
Lloyd George to Receive Record Sum for Memoirs
London reports bids for Lloyd George memoir rights include American serials at 496000 dollars and English book rights, with additional payments cited for other works. The figures reflect heavy demand to fund family support and debts as the prime minister contemplates a home and abroad serialization deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd-George
London
David Lloyd-Georg
One Linen Publishing
Frm
Innien
Record Say's
Ltoyd-George
Welton
Wale Tgd
Tony Son
Rense
Two Injured as Missiles Hit Near Witnesses
Two people sustained eye injuries from flying missiles near their home and work. Joseph Ridelle, 2 years old, at 17 Willard Street was struck while at a Cannecticus company job on Nob avenue, damaging his left eye. An infant, one year old Odo Raschke, at 17 Poplar Street, was struck in the right eye. he was treated at Emergency hospital by Dr. Susa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ridelle
Willard Street
Comnecticus Company
Nobivenue
Ed Susslin
Merpency
Yarden
Aig
Poplar Street
Milg
Odo Raschke
Eatink
Susa
Record crowd at Bridgeport Day of Danbury Fair
A large turnout gathered at Bridgeport for the Danbury Fair Day with about 5,000 in attendance. Weather was perfect guiding crowds toward horse and auto racing with record daytime crowds and preparations for weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Danbury
Farr
Danbery
Org
Bridgenort
Danbury Bair
Feed Russia: ARA Feeding Millions Since 1922
The American Relief Administration began feeding Russian children in Petrograd one year ago and expanded to reach over 19 million people. Hoover organized aid after Maxim Gorky’s appeal, distributing daily meals and corn rations, with funds of about $20 million. The program covers vast regions and includes medical and vaccination work, delivering supplies to hospitals, villages, and remote districts across numerous republics and regions.
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Moscow
Oct S
American Relief Administration
Petrograd
America
Herbert Hoover
Maxim Gorky
Planne
Augusto
United States Congress
Co America
Russia
A. KR
Volga
Kama
Bidla
Vintka
Porta
Kazan
Tertar Republic
Simbirsk
Mahri Samar
Votskaia Replan
Saratov
German ‘Germanies
Uraisk
Kalmusk
Yan
Kuban-Black Sta Reeg
Ruslan Sociatis-serted
Merica
Fnasin
New South Wales Considers Women Preachers
Sydney reports on a proposed Anglican ordinance in New South Wales allowing women to conduct church services under defined conditions. If approved, a diocesan bishop may license a consented woman to preside at baptisms and confirmations, lead prayers, preach, instruct and exhort the congregation, and conduct services for women and children in the pastor’s absence.
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New South Wales
Sydney
South Wales
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British National Institute of Medical Research
W.H. Avis
Ceylon
Schnee
Milford Police Board
Main
Corner Elm St
Glenwood
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
Wilson
Tomerow
Park City
Deperte
Beidecport
Hayes Fsh
Victors
Springford
New Bedford
Lovat
State
Bank Streets
Tech Gino
Gaston Rolls
Madford Buicon
Parker Webb
Taplin
Bonanya Hanis
Beaches
Ratuday
Stratford
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