Poli Denies Sale of Theatre Circuit
Poli denies rumors of selling the theatre chain. He told Telegram reporters last night at his Woodmont home that the reports are unfounded and part of years of rumor. Louis Sagal of Port Theatre Corp also denied any sale talks and said many interests have approached them over the years.
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S Z Poll
Woodmont
New York
Theatre Periodica
Mack Schulman
Natian Guden
Gordon
Theatrea
New England
Poll
Patalck Goode
New Haven
Asc
Asa Far
Goode
Louis Sagal
Port Theatre Corporation
Sagal
Schulman Sagal
Tay
Bingham endorses Hawaii Governor Farrington in 1930s discourse
Senator Bingham, longtime Honolulu editor, praises Governor Farrington's handling of Hawaii's complex Pacific issues and brown race politics. He highlights Farrington's popular stance with Hawaiians, successful Japanese relations, and leadership at the Pan American conference, while noting limited state residency backing.
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Honolulu
Bingham
Hawaii
Farrington
Binsham Sd
Edward P Warker
Salem
United States
Congress
Philippines
Tee
Interior Department
Hawath
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Interso
Perto Rico
Alfred Piccoll Arrested for Unlicensed Automobile Operation
Alfred Piccoll of 261 North Washie Avenue was arrested yesterday in the neon charged with driving a car without a license. He was released on an 825 cash bond and will appear in City Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Piccoll
North Washie Ar Avenue
Yeste Day Ate Neon
Girl plays near fence sustains elbow gash
Ten year old Laura Margolis of 703 East Main Street was pushed against a wire fence by two boys yesterday afternoon. She suffered a deep gash in her right elbow, bleeding briefly, and was taken to the Emergency Hospital where Dr John J Muveicik gave stitches and administered anti tetanus serum as a precaution. She was referred for follow up care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Margolis
East Main Street
Emerency
John J. Muveicik
Local man injured at Brockton fair
Samuel E Bowker, an employee of Coast Amusement Company and Ringling Brothers harness maker, was severely injured when a ferris wheel support fell at Brockton fairgrounds. He suffered a broken collar bone a broken right arm and several rib fractures. Treated at emergency hospital he was later moved to Brockton Hospital where his condition was serious. Bowker, a Budge Pot Conn resident, had no known relatives in Brockton and officials offered little information from Ringling Brothers winter quarters inquiries.
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Brockton Mass
Associated Press
Samuel E Bowker
The
Coast Amusement Company
Brockton Fir Grounds
Bowker
Budgepot
Conn
In'r
Brockton Hospital
Ringling Brothers Circus
Neighbors Shocked by Surrender at Troy Baker's Death
Mary Folsom, once a prominent Troy businesswoman and six foot two hundred pound Smith College graduate, surrendered to the Massachusetts hospital for the insane after fleeing Boston and living incognito for years. Her husband, a Boston lawyer and former Dartmouth football star, was slain years earlier. The case traces back to 1909 when she accused him of infidelities and later faced repeated hospitalizations and legal battles. Her latest return follows a dramatic appearance at Dwight Hall in Dover and her statement about conscience.
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Mary Rust Folsom
Troy
State Hospital For
Boston
Mary Rust
Smith College
Mre Folsom
Somerville Mass
New Hampshire
Waverly Mass
Folsom
Exeter
Unconfirmed Resignation Hangs Over Ninth District Club
Reported that Dennis Kelly assistant director of public works may resign as first vice president of the Ninth District Republican club. Unverified last night as contact with Kelly failed. Club plans first meeting after a special committee to hear charges related to an incident with Robert Coyne.
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G. O. P. Club
Dennis Kelly
Ninth District
Republican Club
Ikey
Kelly
Robert Coyne
Kely-Coyne
Murphy-Coyne
Henry McCarthion Kelly
McCathrons
McCathron
David A Murphy
Cummings Clashes With Prosecutor in Murder Trial
In Manchester Town Court the state’s attorney urged swift action against two Chinese defendants condemned to die on November 1. Defense counsel Frank E Healy and Francis P Rohrmayer argued forcefully, noting alleged abuse of process and questions about fingerprint evidence. Alcorn and Gideon defended the state’s theory, while questioning defense strategy and trial conduct.
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Hey
Manchester
Cummings
Frank E Healy
Francis P
Alcorn
Reinhart L Gideon
Girl Misses Chance For Lindbergh Kiss
Memphis Tenn October 5 By Associated Press a pretty girl reporter asked Col Charles A Lindbergh why he refused to kiss her and his reply drew laughter from others in the hotel wake interview The reporter pressed asking for a specific instance and Lindbergh preserved the moment stating he was not afraid and preferred to keep personal matters private
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Memphis Tenn
Associated Press
Charles Aindbergh
Fils
Taddy
Gil
Lind
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area churches
A stream of notices details funerals and memorials for John H Matiin Olive Fint Joaq Fillfield Harriet Coleman Margaret McCrory Daniel Gannon and others. Services span St Marys Church Mountain Grove Park Cemetery St Michaels cemetery and local churches with bishops, Rev. Harding and Rev. McTigue officiating and delegates from St Vincents hospital and Bridgeport attending.
Maury ke Farrel Funeral Services for Mary Farrell
Mary E wife of Thomas Farrell died Monday at 137 Caroline street. Funeral from her home at 8 30 this morning and from St Charles church at 9 o clock. Burial in St Michin s cemetery. Also notes of other obituaries and arrangements for Les Knapp and Loulée Rose Wespiemy with burial in Stratford area.
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Olive
Chales H Fiint
N Worthen
North Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Pervites
Joseph Krygier
Joaq Fillfield
St Thomas R C
Buitial
St Thomas Cemetery
Harriet Coleman
James Robinson
Island Brook Avenue
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Park Cemeter
Margaret
John McCrory
Sedan Terrace
Stratfield
Bridgeport Hospital
Church of the Assumption
Daniel Gannon
Vine Street
Augustine
St Michael's Cemetery
Mary E
Thomas Farrell
Caroline Street
St Charles Church
St Michnin S Cemetery
Arrest Made In Swill Case Involving Four Year Old Child
Police say a suspect, Brians Nw Yomse Witt, is held on a bond of 100 dollars after a Kingston district hospital incident. The case involves a child age four with alleged abuse claims. Court actions and next hearings are noted, with local officials reporting ongoing investigations.
Democratic Chief Sees 28 Victory Urging Unity
Chairman Walsh predicted a Democratic landslide in 1928 citing Utah and New England support. He noted delegates will back Smith if needed and warned against bickering as Waterbury voters praised Guilfoyle's campaign. He did not discuss potential contenders.
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Guillfottes
Democrats
Welsh
Vickers
Witness recounts discovery of car linked to pin company
A witness testified about finding a car connected with the New England Pin Company the day a girl vanished. He described seeing Elladella in an alley, a sedan, and a time frame placing the body’s deposit near a pin shop area. The testimony included photos and expert notes as defense and prosecution prep continued.
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New England Pin Company
Jake Sau
Werbacker Wonsier
Elladella
Cou
Jan
Three Cars Stolen In City After Evening Burglary
Bridgeport police report three automobiles stolen in the city last night. Benjamin Mill's coupe, registration 121-902, was taken within ten minutes of 750 PM. Albert Levenson reported his car, registration H 1370, stolen between 8 and 9 PM on Wishington Street. Bernard Saltrim's car, missing from Park Avenue near Washington, bore 376, taken between 8:30 and 9:45 PM. No arrests or recovered vehicles by press time. George Lucas found his car missing after work. Frederick Curtis’s car, stolen Tuesday from 1134 Fairfield Avenue, was later found abandoned on Railroad Avenue.
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Bridgeport
Biilford
Storn
Tate
Benjamin Mill
Celden Hat Street
Inge Coupe
Tyne
Iib
Polve
Albert Levenson
Saritford
Wishin Ton Mt
Pak
Bernard P Saltrim
Fark Avenue
Dan
Park Avenue
Washington
George Lucas
California
Stratford
Davey Bros Grocery
Hurds Corner
Stiatford
Stoutford
Smallwood
Railroad Avenue
Frederick Curtis
Fairfield Avenue
Motorcycle Hits Woman on Washington Avenue
Mre Brown aged sixty one of 121 High street was struck by a motorcycle owned and driven by Arthur Shannon of Route Weipopat at 716 oclock last evening at Washington avenue and High street. She was taken to the Emergency hospital with head and arm injuries for observation. Shannon said she was north of Washington avenue when Mrs Brown stepped from the curb into his path. He stated he struck her a glancing blow and was not held.
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da Brown
High Street
Washington Avenue
Arthur Shannon
John J Mayercik
Uuns Put
St Vincents Hostal
Shannon
Brown
Man Sought Here Is in Montreal Jail
Bridgeport police seek Oscar Levisen for a $1000 theft from Mrs Mary Feydt of East Main Street on July 6. Levisen has been jailed in Montreal Canada and faces possible extradition after his term ends Friday morning. Chief Lorrain will hold him and seek Bridgeport charges, with a Bridgeport officer needed in Montreal to lodge the formal complaint.
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Oscar Levisen
Bridgeport
Mary Feydt
East Main Street
Montreal
Canada
Bengeant Anthony Vocola
Patrick J Flanagan
Lortain
Levisens
Lorrain
Leinsen
Owner of Padlocked Hotel Held After Raid
Norwalk police raided an apartment adjoining the padlocked Grand Union hotel on Wood Street. They arrested former proprietor Jackemo Coppoe on keeping a disorderly house, two New York women Clara Russo and Kittie Williams, and two Stamford men Lettoy L Miles and John B DeSandy for frequenting the place. Cases set for Newark City Court Saturday morning.
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Norwalk
Grand Union Hotel
Wood Street
New York
Stamford
Oid
Jackemo Coppoe
Clara Russo
Kittie Williams
Lettoy L Miles
Greenwich
John B DeSandy
Willow Street
Newark City
Peatender Observation and Hospital Admission
Charles Cappe, forty eight, an employee of the A W Burtt Lumber Co, was removed to Bridgeport Hospital by ambulance at 105 o clock yesterday afternoon for observation. He was examined at Fat Aid treatment by Dr Davie Green spun, who decided it was best to take him to the hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cappe
A W Burtt Lumber Co
Bridgeport
Tiemin
Davie Green
Robbery in Newtown Draws Fund For Celebration
Unclear OCR text reports Frank Grazybosk from Newtown deposited 1000 cash at Bidzepo, then encountered a robbery at a hotel or service area. Police investigated a crime involving a bankbook and suspicious associates. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
Gomez Repor ted Slain In Mexico Revelation of Revolt and Loyalist Crackdown
Reports from Nogales and El Paso detail a broad uprising across nine states against the Calles regime. Loyal federal forces clash with rebels including General Gomez Vizcarra near Xicotencatl. The government claims the revolt is virtually crushed though agrarian and local opposition persists with mobilization of loyal troops and planned suppression actions.
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Sian Perote
Escobaitb
Anaaoua CoMmentio
Chiapassas
Luly Videl
Carlos Vidal
Seliano
Smiena
Gomezi
Chamber
Tamaulipas
Gomez Vizcarnia
Xicotentacal
Magiscatzin
National Agrarian Party
Agaran
Agrailang
Anné Stites
Nogales Filz
Nogales Herald
Mexico
Cleg
Revo's
Vera Cruz
Moelos
Oaxaca
Michoacan
Puebla
Jalieco
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Nasarit
Jalisco
Atontonilco
Porterusio Zapotlandejo Ameca
Lag Cruces
Portezuelo
Federals
Ameca
Lucas Gonguez
Bac
Calles
Cakes
Ortiz Sonora
Manzilan
Culican
Tabasco
Tamaullan
Aimifa F Gomer
EL Paso
de la Huerta
Ding
Obregon
Leghne
Prayelsog Serrano
Arnufo Cemez
Chiluahua
Obre
Onl
Te Pi Riteties
Callies
Sciaga
Gomebold Dad
Gosens
Mie
Episcopal Canvass In North End Completed Schedule
The North End Episcopal canvass aims to count congregants and invite participation in parish affairs. Workers BoC Wheeler HOS Kindter & Mschmidt WOR Kirby HF Lowe, Dank McKeever A Dunsing and J Ute assessed households and planned follow up, with canvass to finish by October 15 and begin Monday at 7 pm.
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Episcopal Ins
Natheta
Teay Praish
Boc Wheeler Hos
Kindter
Mschmidt
Kirby
Lowe
Dank McKeever
Dunsing
J Ute Moambes
Culldaha
Wiliam
Miss Maas
Coe
Wheeler
Ais
Lewis Miss Foor
Nor Hay
Beer Truck Owner Surrenders After Police Pursuit
A beer truck owner turned himself in following a police search and pursuit across multiple venues. Authorities tied the case to a $1000 bond and an alleged interstate evasion before surrender discussions led to the arrest and handover through legal channels.
Excavation Starts Today for Beach Hotel Project
Announcement from the Wark company of Philadelphia reveals that excavation for a new 14 story reinforced concrete Beach Hotel on Fairfield Avenue has been awarded to Thomas J Connor. Tanner, engineer for Wark company, notes local contracting proposals sought for other phases. The hotel corporation has sold 225000 of its 9500 000 stock to local investors.
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Wark Company
Philadelphia
Fairfield Avenue
Thomas J .Connor
Hotel Corporation
Treasury Tariff Reform Order: 50 Percent Import Duty Limit
Treasury orders tariff rebuke limiting duties on specified articles imported from foreign countries to not exceed fifty percent ad valorem. Other paragraphs mirror language while omitting the unit fifty percent in some cases, as customs aims to raise French imports yet cap excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Grapes Sold Illegally in City Plaza Arrests Made
Emilio Annunziato of 158 Jones Avenue was arrested by Officer Fitz Roy for selling grapes on the city plaza in violation of the ordinance restricting sales to approved producers. Annunziato posted a 860 cash bond for appearance in City Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmilio Annunvieta
Jones Avenue
Fitz Roy Tae
Maneglaes City curb dispute leads to abatement requests
City claims committee heard residents challenge curb, gutter, and sidewalk charges. Marotta sought abatement of 4650, citing contract terms and Burns Co work. Northey denied knowledge of the curb project. Several petitioners sought personal abatements while others awaited notices for appearance.
Truckman Arrested For Parking Violation
Cecil A Steves truckman of 8a Housatonic avenue was arrested yesterday by police at Turd precinct station charged with leaving a truck parked all night on Bostock avenues. He posted a cash bond of $10 and his case will be heard in City court tomorrow morning.
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Cecil A Steves
Housatonic Avenue
Ue ‘Turd
Bostock Avenues
Sicta
Your Worst Enemy is Constipation
A health note discusses how constipation drains energy and makes daily tasks harder, urging readers to notice symptoms and consider remedies to regain vitality. It underscores the link between regularity and energy for productive living.
Dr True Elixir Promises Digestive Health History
A historical ad touts Dr True's Elixir as a remedy for stomach and intestine function, claiming improved efficiency and long provenance over seventy years. The text emphasizes a trusted, old-fashioned remedy guiding digestion and relief from constipation.
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Dr. True
True Family Laxative Te Cleanses and Pleases Members
An advertised laxative promotes cleansing of the intestines and a pleasant take for the whole family. A family size bottle costs 1.20 with other sizes 0c and 4c available.
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Schulman
Phil
Ft I
Poe
Ety
Brockton Fair
Samuel
Ringling Brothers
Norman Street
Adelaide McDonald
Sho
Miss McDonald
Falk
Toon
Lindbergh
John A Walon
John H Matiin
Pen Dinke Street
St Mary
Waltes Cunliffe
William Lyons
Joseph Miller
St Michaels Cemetery
Rev M Mc?'gue
Sarah Elizabeth Timstrong
Saah E Armstrong
Samuel Armstrong
Perry Hubbell
Stepney
S E T Harding
M &E
Olive Wwf
Flint
Margaret H. McCrory
Bahop Wol Lee
Wol Lee
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Fleet Street
M E Zion Church
Bridge Street
Maury Ke Farrel
Tevi Hintop
Les Knapp
Rittie Boldom
Spring Valley
Isa Robinson
Wateronly
Lavenla Aupel
Raymond A
James
Clarence
Brandelilichen
Giand
Knapp
Noita
L Joom
Tnton
Louise Dse
Weaprams
Loulée Rose Wesphemy
MIT
Morik
Princes Wells
Kas CT
Prisely Tad Pte
Miker
Stepney Lene Oy
Tunnin Ham
Redding
Gatricx
Dinbury Hospital
Kopaad
Mos Satan
Baker
Yestad
Bartleport Hospital
Brians
Devon
Frank M
Holbrook Boland
Ted
Vunes HoHnfiton Jr
Wetshreer
Clinton
Ddanse
Niewcinlz
DA Biesendort
Bull of
Litchfield
Ceis
Geo Cs
Stratford Police
Peatender
Frank Grazybosk
Newtown
Bidzepo
Frank
Arike
Govieli Bs
Anc
Gomez
Episcopal
North End
John Quindavallo
Jenn Quindavallo
Gre Ras Steel Stratford
Ataie
Mae
Finn
Lowal
York
Cullin
Thomas J. Connor
Wark Company of
Treasury
Norhia
Maneglaes
Cushing
Nimit
Austin
Burns Company
Pubiic Works
J Norther Ma Otiell
Northey
Gore Marottott
Charles J Hlavacek
Wilson Street
Bridgeport Construction Company
Dr Trues
Acapraen
Castoria
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