High Court Upholds Sheriff Liability Over Seized Lions
The Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors ruled Sheriff Joseph Binkosky must pay damages after a lien attachment led to the seizure of five lions from Mrs. Louis Knox and related parties. The case involved a dispute over ownership and unlawful attachment, with lions later sold and the plaintiff awarded damages following a jury verdict in Danbury.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Startford
State of Connecticur
Louis Knox
Danbury
Joseph Binchosky
Als
New Wren
Pla
John & Banks
Cass
Teddy
Wish
Thoms
Sheff Elakosky
Castilla
Rust ‘Tand
Leddy
Hon
Rustand
Kinyoaky
Linn Ud
M Xnox
Laver
Castillo
Knox Homn
Hons
Knoxes
Teusland
Dulent
Rusland
Fustand
New Haven
Commionri Pleas
Banks
Supreme Court
P.M. Candidtes to Be Reinvestigated by Commission
The board plans further inquiry into the six candidates already entered and examined rather than adding new names. Investigators will focus on additional persons named by applicants as their acquaintances. The move addresses protests by Feeley and Chillenser over whether the commission properly considered recommended individuals before naming Greene, Connor, and Warstine among the first eligibles.
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Demin
Feeley
Chillenser
Charles Greene
Arthur Connor
Fred Warstine
Swedish Orphan Duo Faces Deportation After Two Week Detention
Nils Lindstrom a 19 year old and his 17 year old sister Sally arrived at Ellis Island with their uncle’s aid seeking American education. They were detained for two weeks and then forced to travel again to the United States aboard the Kunssholm. Authorities held firm on immigration rules and the siblings prepared to depart for Sweden before returning later. Their uncle Mr Lindstrom arranged with officials to keep them in the country for months, hoping they might choose to stay.
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Nilgane Sally Lindstivens
Ater
Willis Ishind
Tom
Atantic
Nils
Kia Isieter
Ris Island
Count
Secun
Amerigo
Run Poy-Lke
Giri-Uike
Reagan
Nis
Eis
Gard
Tondatrom
Lindstrom Tyal and Toy Company
Elis Island
Ocgun
Sally
Nila
Sweden
Goy
United States
Kunssholm
Lindstram
Wilg
Mrs. Lindstrom
Bridgeport
America
Sally Lindstrom
Frank L. Lindstrom
Lloyd George welcomed in New York amid disorder and cheers
Lloyd George and his party arrived aboard the Mauretania to a mixed New York reception. Police controlled disorder as crowds cheered from Broadway to City Hall. He praised unity among nations, but said the United States must stay engaged for a lasting peace. He planned visits to Montreal and several U.S. eastern cities before returning to New York.
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United States
Linyd-Goeorre
Montreal
Ueno
Flecutx
New York
Broadway
Tutus
Lioyd-George
Fayette Street
Ortlieb Mosenie
Arate
Ushin
Lioyd-Geargo
Amy Mnesshee
America
United Press
Stavesning
Europe
Vrawilles
Megan Lloyd-George
Nasan
Amal
George
League of Nations
Murops
Rughes
Wilson
Fran
Lloyd-George
Hig
Ueval
Lower Broadway
Paonle
Wentworth
Lloyd- Grovee
City Hall
Lark
Dermiang
Murray Halbert
President Coolidge Opposed to Debt Cancellation Stance
President Coolidge declared at the White House that the United States should not cancel debts owed by European nations and should be liberal in settlements only within the framework of the congressional funding commission. He criticized urged cancellation by bank leaders and reaffirmed a cautious approach to any debt relief.
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Wasitington
Coolidge
United States
White House
Great Britain
Ita
Apt
Congrasa
Walter W. Head
Omaha
American Bankers Pssentation
Athen- Letty
Uererairks
Russia May Be Involved With Balkans in War
The State Department and Finnish Legation report possible Russian involvement in Balkan conflict. A British ultimatum to Moscow was delivered via Riv yesterday over Soviet diplomats. Moscow denies compliance. Finland cites Soviet murder of a boundary commission member and holds Russia accountable.
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Russia
Balkans
Washington
Geri
Toussia
Balkan
Navia
State Department
Legation
Miglund
Riv
Ioan
Muumiberd
Aratlan
Lavroft
Leshuevy
Binns
Finenish
Meetings Tonight at Bridgeport Various Organizations
Editor's Note requests written updates for any time or venue changes to tonight's meetings. Listings include American Fabrics association Cour, Marina Ws at 1687 Trou aren t, Bridgeport Loyal Orange Lodge, 16 of Pa ISL State street, Himboll Storm, LY. BR, M. Ig ufiel d avenue, Stationary engineers 2 Cannon street.
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American Fabrics Association
Cour
Marina
Trou Arent
Bridgeport
Loyal Orangé Lodge
ISL
State
Himboll Storm
LY. BR
M. Ig
Ufield Avenue
Stationary Engineers
Cannon Street
Leer Carriers
Lut
Stare Street
Webb case reveals turmoil over mysterious death
Surrogate in New York heard arguments on appointing a temporary administrator for Mrs Webb's estimated 1 million dollar estate amid claims of poisoning and mercury findings. Dr Meyer disputed Webb's accounts while lawyer and relatives pressed for swift probate action as investigations proceed.
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Meyer
Mrs. Webb
Dr. Sever
Pennly
Webb Ganthibed
Sulia
Webb
New York
Mr. Webb
Arg
O'Brien
Welch
Gorman
Getler
Westchester County
New Yeors County
Bridgeport
Pairdeld
Hird
Jennings
S. Jennings Gurmag, Jr
Wenby
Nes
Fadefeld
Webl
Greenfield Huil
Tlaéas
Crawford Returns but Secretary Not Named
Giorny Crawford, president of Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce, returned from a convention in Detroit. No new information on a successor to Seward Ti, secretary of the department, was obtained. The executive committee will meet next week to name the new secretary, with CG. AL Willard and C. O. Schreyer among those considered.
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Giorny Crawford
Ene
Bridgeport Chamber At Commerce
Detroit
Seward
Velee
AL Willard
Chamber
C. O. Shreyer
Middletown XY. al Co. A
Chamber of Commerce
Tsao Kun Elected President of China
Tsao Kun wins the presidency by a 480 to 2 vote in a seven hour parliamentary session. Sun Yat-Sen supporters and other candidates split the remaining ballots amid a calm legislature.
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Tsao Kun
China
Teistn
Asspelianl Press
Phy
The
Chintse We
ULS
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
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