Buckner Quizzed On 1920s Political Funding Case
Testimony details a Sunday meeting and bank records tied to a Republican campaign fund. Buckner questions Clyburn and others about missing slips, bonds worth 2500, and 4900 in cash connected to Daugherty era politics. Judge Mack notes potential conspiracy if the leader knew of subordinates’ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Dangherty
Max du Steur
Dawgherty
Liberty Honda
Match
Merton- King
Inda Bank
Fiarra
Wesae Smith
Mir
Rant
Ohio
Harry
Smith
Mal
Steur
Toca
Buckner
Daugherty
Mack Sid
Daoon de
Chest Drive Budget Hearings Set For November 16 to 20
The budget committee will review items to avoid hindering the organisation. Hearing concludes by October 14 and a campaign plan will be refined after the committee report. Members include George T Warren chair and a list of judges and officers such as Juan W Banks and Willam B Beardman with many named assistants and subscribers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T Warren
Hatman
Juan W. Banks
Willam B. Beardman
A.V. Bodine
Tt Goddard
Frederick Rho Tos
Dwight Wheeler My
Words
Elmer Havens
ON Worthen
Flv Coville
G Gresham Griggs
C. W Simpson
James Jt, McGovern
Misa Mary Dunbar
Hw, Herser
D. H. Zennett
He.p. Harris
T. T. Philips
Andrew Smith
Edward L. Parker
Paul L. Miller
John WW
Ore
George E Baker
Stanley Brown
Luther M. Raymond TL
French Straver
Fairfield Republican committee names slate for caucus
The Fairfield Republican Town committee met to propose a caucus slate at Roger Ludlowe High School next Monday night. Judge Bacon Watke is up for renomin ation to Probate court, Albert E. Lavery and J. W. S. Pickett named for representatives. Lavery and Indars supported unanimously. Abner W. Mitchell opposed Pickett, who won 12 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Town Committee
Fairield
Mond Wight
Roger Ludlowe High School
Bacon Watkeman
Jude
Albert E. Lavery
J. W. S. Pickett
Representatives
Lavery
Indars
Abner W. Mitchell
Pickett
Canadians Quit Fishermen's Race in Gloucester Series
Halifax report says no Canadian entry in the Gloucester October 11 race. Halligan schooner from Halifax cannot be ready in time after initial postponement denial. With Blue Nose and Mayotte not competing, the Canadian contingent appears out of the Gloucester event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Gloucester
Mass
Hallgonian
Henry Ford
Columbia
H. AL. Montague
Taligonian
Mno Uach
Eastern Point
Marine Railway
Glocester
Substitute picked to fight local boy in eight round bout
Jimmy Kelly replaces Chick Dorsey to meet Jules Sombathy at Rakocal han Bostwick Ave show. Dorsey withdrew due to illness and training concerns. Matchmaker Billy Jordan quickly arranged Kelly as substitute, predicting a tough test for the rising featherweight against Sombathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Kelly
New York
Chick Dorsey
Jules Sombathy
Steve Smith
Acorn A. C
Rakocalhan
Bostwick Ave
Dorsey
Billy Jordan
Sambathy
Jordan
J. Kelly
Sambathy-Kelly
Kelly
Sombathy
New York Flyweight Champion Silverburg Debuts with Victory
Pinkey Silverburg of Ansonia Connecticut won a decisive eight round bout against Ivan Hawes at the Twenty-Second Engineers armory in Gotham. His sharp punching and slick defense impressed fans after a fast start to his New York debut. He is slated to return to the same club within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pinkey Siverburg
Ansonia
Connecticut
Gotham
Ivan Hawes
Twenty-Second Engineers Armory
Filverburg
Hayes
New Yorker
Silverburg
Sharp price break hits stock market
Sharp decline sparked market anxiety as stocks tumbled after cotton prices fell to five year lows. Observers linked the drop to margin calls and broker losses totaling over 50 million dollars last week. Industrial averages dipped while issues such as American Mroke, Shee and Foundry, Brooklyn Bidwan, and DuPont Manhattan Electrical Supply slumped by around 5 points or more. Atlantic Coast Line led losses, down near 10 points, with Delaware and Hudson and others retreating as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inana
American Mroke, Shee and Foundry
Brooklyn Bidiwan
Cause Threshing Machine
DuPont Manhattan Electrical Supply
Remington Typewriter
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware and Hudson
Norfolk and Western
Advent Christian conference closes Bridgeport session today
The Connecticut and Western Massachusetts Advent Christian conference opened its annual session yesterday at the Advent Christian church on Park Street. The afternoon session saw Rev. Henry Stone of Wallingford re elected president. Secretary and treasurer were Rev. George H. Tyler and Rev. A. D. Page. Delegates numbered sixty three with nineteen ministers in attendance. The business session concludes this afternoon with sermons by Rev. C. W. Parmely and Rev. A. D. Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Western Massachusetts
Advent Christian Conference
Advent Christian Church
Park Street
Uffin
Henry Stone
Wallingford
Conn
Rey. A. D. Page
New Haven
George EH. Tyler
South Vernon
Mass
George H. Tyler
E. 2
Elis
Danbury
HK. L. Piper
East Norwalk
Thomas Feltman
Waterbury
A. D. Paget
Co. W. Parmeley
Bridgeport
Sion
Queen Marie in Paris Seeks Seasickness Pills
Queen Marie, in Paris for a brief visit before a longer sea voyage, wore a blue frock and fur, chatted with a friend in the lobby, posed for photographers, and planned further shopping. She looked forward to the Leviathan crossing the ocean and asked for her anti seasick pills to be sent ahead from Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marie
Princess Nleana
Paris
United States
Cherbourg
Bucharest
Aimee Visited Children Ryan Testimony At Issue
A courtroom exchange centers on whether Aimee was seen with children and how Ryan recalled the events. Gilbert questions mental state testimony and witnesses about the Benedict cottage and Carmel statements as objections flood the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Ryan
Douglas Hospital
Blas
Jyan
Carmel
Mra McPherson
Ralph Wanson
Benedict Cottage
Speiser Named Town Clerk Assistant to Succeed Resigning Polleler
Announcement yesterday named Herman Soelser as assistant to the town clerk, succeeding Joseph Polleler who resigned effective October 1. Speiser was appointed by Town Clerk John Cwhbwell with mayor Behrens approval and will begin duties tomorrow morning. The Telegram notes Wieler’s resignation opened the post and a few readers expected him to refuse it. The position pays $2,200 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vostern
Herman Soelser
Listher Keprublenn
Joseph Polleler
Speiser
John
Labor Leaders Barred From Detroit Church Rally
William Green of the AFL blamed Detroit groups including the Chamber of Commerce and Building Trades association for canceling invitations to labor leaders to speak at the church gathering during the AFL convention. He said it was surprising the churches yielded to these influences amid Detroit hosting the federation's forty sixth annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phtroit
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Detroit Ministerial Association
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
M. C. A. Lad
Detroit
Green
Detroit Chamber of Commerce and Building Trades Association
Federation
Obituary notices from local families in a CT region
The obituary column records multiple funeral notices in Bridgeport and surrounding towns. Entries include infant Jean Ann Thscher of Reinhold and Anna Marik Ibscher, Theresa Lee at ninety, Emilie W. Wilmot widow of John H. Wilmot, Andrew Strazik, Mrs Maria McKegney, William Louis Kubnast, Wakeman family son, Mary O. Smith, Hazel Hubbard Johnson, and Jean Anna Ib cher. Services, officiants, and burial sites such as Park cemetery, Fairview cemetery, Lakeview cemetery, Union cemetery, and Oak Lawn are specified. Survivors listed include spouses, children, sisters, and nieces, with funeral homes and streets named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Thscher
Joan Ann
Reinhold and
Anna Marik Ibscher
Base Street
Hey. A. W. Simpson
Amity
Park Cemetery
Theresa, Lee
Theresa Lee
Wilmot and West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Fairview Cemetery
New Britain
Tenn
Fairview
Albert Wells
Winsted
Frank Slosson
Bridgeport
Henry 3. Kelly
St. George's Episcopal Church
Maria McKegney
Frank Foley
Broad Street
Stratford
Remington
Barnum Avenue
Wiliam Street
Oelock
George M. Geisel
St. Paul
Louis Wilam Kubnast
Willam Louis Kubnast
William H. Jepson
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Mary O. Smith
Mary O
Charles Smith
Cons Rress Street
Fairfield
George Harrison Smith
Grace Gehrmann
Julius Erbe
Insane Woman Paroled Taken to Hillside Home
Emergency ambulance removed Mary Mooney aged 38 to Hillside Home yesterday at 4 16 p m She had been a patient at Middleton and was on parole from the institution The incident occurred on Garral avenue and the subject was described as suffering from insanity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Home
Garral Avenue
Mary Mooney
Middl Town
Theft reported of W J F Wilsons automobile
Owner W J F Wilson reports his car stolen from Gilbert street near Main between 7 and 9 p m. The vehicle, described as a Shellon make, was parked at his home time prior to the theft. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J F. Wilson
RFD
Shellon
Gilbert Street
Mainlagt
Boy Ten Treated for Bite by Dog
Boy ten from Fr Street treated for dog bite at Geneva Hospital. Patient identified as Nelson, involved in incident today.
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L OW. ON
Nelson
Genev Hospital
Pated Tomassing
Fr Street
Bandit gang tied to New Brunswick robbery exposed
State police identified John J. Rogers known as Bum as the wounded bandit in the New Brunswick New Jersey shootout after a series of robberies. James Cunniffe linked as a partner sought in New York and New Jersey for a 1923 bank and payroll heist. The gang, seven men strong, pursued a failed air mail theft and fled toward Newark.
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Rogers
New Brunswick
N. J
Frank Kearney
Kearney
John J
Bum
John Struus
Patice
Newark
Vey
Air Field
Stelton
New York
Oct
John
James Cunniffe
New Jersey
Liberty
New York Central
Auburn
Edward Eckwith
126Th Street
Juy
Roosevelt Hospital
Rogues Gallery
Merck Chemical Company
Rahway
N. F
Castle Ice Cream Company
Perth Amboy
Lo Po- Nee
Cunniffe
Coniift
Hudson Duster Gang
Bum" Rogers
Stunje Klvyana
Ernest Whitman
Bellmore
Long Island Bank
Ambrose Ross
Blackwell's Island
J. H. Wile
Philadelphia
Justive
Relatives Sought for Stranger Killed by Train in Montgomery
Montgomery authorities seek relatives of a man killed by a railroad train on October 3. He was well dressed, Polish in appearance, with a Polish medal on his watch chain and $14.80 in his pocket. Local bureau workers have not identified him here after questioning several missing-person reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Montgomery
N. J
New Jeresey
Bridgeport Med Association Meeting Addressed By J H Coops
About 40 physicians attended the Bridgeport Medical Association gathering in the Welfare building last night. Dr J H Coops spoke to the group as TT Patterson faced questions about a clairmat matter at the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Medical Association
JH. Coops
Patterson
Fairfield votes down plan to move car tracks
Fairfield residents rejected the Connecticut company plan to shift trolley tracks from Post Road between Library Center and Gould homestead to Ellet Street by 176 to 6 percent. Superintendent J B Potter urged the $100000 cost. Town officers report was accepted. the $646652 budget approved. several allocations debated and tabled including sidewalk work over Sasco River and drainage funds.
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Fairfield
Connecticut Company
Post Road
Library Center
Gould Homestead
Ellet Street
J. B. Potter
Bridgeport
The
Potter
Sasco
Haul
John Wakeman
Westport
Southport
King's Highway
Chauffeur testifies on wife and lover trailed by car
In Superior Court a divorce action by Arthur Herman against wife Josephine Connelly Herman unfolds with testimonies of a night ride and a man named Robert Crown. Herman claims statutory offenses and follows the couple from State Street to the Yellow Mule Bridge while witnesses describe the car scene and confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Herman
Courtland Street
Archibald McNeil
State Street
West Avenue
Hallett Street
Yellow MU Bridge
Duevand
Charles A. Butler
Beechmont Avenue
Butler Sajl
Butler
Hersy
Connecticut Avenue
Milford
Gult Street
Herman
Mr. Butler
Lawrence Finkelstone
Mr. Herman
Mrs G Henry Stetson Triumphs in Berthellyn Cup Final
Philadelphia reports Mrs G Henry Stetson, holder of the women's national golf title, won the Berthellyn cup medal at Huntington Valley yesterday. She defeated Mrs Vale in the final to claim the first of the day by four and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
G. Henry Stetson
Tluntington Valley
Ete Vale
Phpadelphia
Boy 15 breaks arm in fall at school
Michael Yodice aged fifteen of 1817 Main Street sustained a fracture in the arm after a fall at the Trade School yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to Emergency Hospital and then transferred to Bridgeport Hospital for further examination. The injury involves both bones of the forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Yodice
Main Street
Walter Nelton
Bridgeport Hospital
Mind Dead Continues as Six Bodies Found at Roan Iron Mine
Rescue teams in Rockwood Tennessee labor to recover victims after a mine explosion yesterday left at least 24 dead. Six bodies were recovered, with many more feared trapped in the Rodgers entry as afterdamp and possible fire hinder rescues. Officials report multiple cave-ins and slow pumping to push out dangerous gases while crowds wait anxiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Tenn
Roan@ Iron company
Rodgers
Morsus
Clarence
Stevens
Philp Gallion
Gillon
George Riddell
Garther Smith
Harry Linge
A.C
Browning’s Courtship Tales and Kew Gardens Getaway
Browning blames Praches' mother for past pleasures before settling near Kew Gardens Long Island where he gave a costly blue car. He and his first wife divorced in Paris. Browning rose to fame via an art adopted child ad named Dorothy Sunshine. Mary Spas, who answered the ad, proved older than expected and was sent home after Fifth Avenue shopping. Soon after, he met Francis Heenan and acid was thrown at her in a jealousy act. shortly after, the wedding occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Gardens
Long Island
Browning
New Jersey
Paris
Art
Dorothy Sunshine
Mary Spas
Fifth Avenue
Francis Heenan
Thirtieth anniversary banquet of Swediva church youth group
About 300 members attended the thirtieth anniversary banquet of the Young People's Society of the Swediva Congregational Church last night. Rev William Horace Dav of the United Church spoke, applauding the group’s work and highlighting the benefits of youth movements. The program included musical selections and remarks by Rev Forrest Knapp and Trev. David Brunstrom, with Doris Lindmark and Martha Sunsen performing portions of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Swediva Congregational Church
Wiliam Horace Dav
The
United Church
Forrest Knapp
Doris Lindmark
Trev
David Brunstrom
Young People’s Societies
Swedish Congregational Churches of the East
Day
Martha Sunsen
Ethel Holmberg
Floods Rise Across Central Illinois as Levees Struggle
Central Illinois towns including Peoria Whitehall and Carrollton faced rising floodwaters with levee breaches and submerging lowlands. About 150 workers reinforced Hillview levee at Whitehall while residents evacuated along the Illinois River at Peoria. A boat transport ferried mail to Beardstone and a doctor traveled by boat to reach a patient in Rockport where a man died of a heart attack. Flood threats persisted despite some recession in Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri where rivers remained high at Joplin and the confluences.
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Hillview
Whitehall
Tinois
Peoria
J. Ward
Rockport
Canve
Beardstone
Dinois
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Jape Girardeau
Nomination of Baseball Pilot in City Caucus
Alderman Geduldiz moves nominating Baseball Pilot with John L. Lyne and Deputy City Auditor William Chew presiding. John O'Connor acts as secretary. Primaries set Friday from to o'clock. one district contest in the Eighth. No renomination expected by Alderman Bryant in the First district. George Mackenzie named by the First District Republican Club as its nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geduldiz
John L. Lyne
Internal Revenue Department
William Chew
Charman
John O'Connor
Women Battle Ills with Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Two women from South Dakota and California credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and energy after long illness. They report improved sleep, strength for daily chores, and renewed ability to work. The piece urges other women to try the medicine as an ally in health battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Holmquist
South Dakota
Srewia Lar
Jamache Road
Encanto
Calif
Lydia
Pinkham
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Aimee
Detroit C. of
Emile W. Wimot
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John H. Wilmot
Maude HE. Matstrom
Wairfeld Avenue
Graham
Pairfield Avenue
Norwalk
Andrew Mrazik
Andrew Strazik
Caroline Street
St. John's Meep
St. Michael's Cemetery
Hin
Wakeman
Ue Fill
Akeman III
Alice Hill
Greenfield Hill
Big Parents
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Hazel Hubbard Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Naugatuck Avenue
Devon
Helene
Watson
Purity Shrine
No. 1
Lucia Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star of
Rivercliff Community Club
Jean Anna Vascher
Jean Anna Ibcher
Chase Street
Barlal
Tincoln
S58
South 18Th Street
Stelton Road
Chase
Court
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Vare
Tennessee
Young People's Society
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