Court approves injunction barring union activity at plant
In Pittsburgh the court upheld a decree by corporation counsel restraining the union and members from violence on or near company property and from picketing, with limited peaceful picketing allowed. The order blocks interfering with operations, protects employees and property, and permits meetings in union halls. Green says the ruling narrows union rights and expands injunction use in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Cout
Po de la Corporation
Terminal Corporation
Los Angeles
William Greel
American Federation of Labor
Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Fittstingh Terminal Coal Corporation
United States
Schoonmaker Green
Died list from Stratford and surrounding area 1927 1937 notices
Funeral notices and death announcements from Stratford and nearby cities list multiple individuals with dates 1927 1929 1937. Entries include names Mary Mulloy Elizabeth Menard Sosthenle Raymond Joseph Sarnice Charley Wakeley and others with residence addresses church and cemetery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Augustines Church
St Michaels
Mesard
Elizabeth
Josph L Menard
Iran
St Anthonys Church
St Michaels Cemetery
Raymond
Sosthenle
Jean Raymond
Villasienne Fairfield
Mormuan
Baker
Straford Avenue
Sarnice
Stratford
Joseph Sarnick
Hillaide Avenue
St Johns Greek Catholic Church
Bridgeport
St Johns Greek Catholic
Stratford Wakeley
Charley J Wakeley
Rockland Avenue
Misa
Nellie Wakele
North Main Street
Putney
Wife Calms Death Plot by Cutting Strap During Hanging Attempt
Milford Oct 11 Special A man Julius Hronszyn a 48 year old mechanic of West Avenue Naugatuck Gardens attempted to hang himself using a strap tied to a tree. His wife cut the strap with a razor from a medicine chest saving him as the rope slipped. He was found unharmed apart from the close call and later refused hospital aid. The couple have four children. Brontzyn had a prior DUI conviction in Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Julius Hronszyn
West Avenue Naugatuck
Gardens
Bronizyn
Carlton K. Heady
Brontzyn
Stratford
Subnormal Youth Gets Life Term in Winsted Case
The trial of John Billadella in Litchfield County Court concluded with a guilty verdict to second degree murder, followed by a life sentence. Testimony cited pre natal and family factors, with three judges presiding as the case set a historic precedence in state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickerson
Hilladella
J Clinton Borabaw
Frank C Munn
Nieleson
Billadella
Litchfield Green
Walter A Holcomb
Howard F Landon
Edwin C Dickenson
John R Booth
Danbury
Litchfield
John
Jack) Billadella
Ose Bordino
Winsted
Leonard Mickerson
John Richards Booth
Edwin Chickengon
Samuel A Herman
Frank Brunn
Billadeyla
Munn
Wiliam F Nierentz
Torrington
New England Knitting Co
New England Pri Co
Clinton E Ford
Wes
Knitting Cos
Pin Cos
John Billadella
Maria Delutre
Delutre
Joseph Biiadela
Tohn
Delune Wis
Mehods Cuabrese
Torinngton
Billadelin
Fulladella
Mericen
Winsted Borau
Torrington Winsted Road
Bubulel
Fom
Pertatendat
Mother
Bikadella
Holcomb
Biadella
Oseem
Atlantic Cort Live Compas Noirer to SAF Stockholvers
A fragmentary OCR of a corporate meeting notice for THE ALLAS TIL COAST LINE LOMPANT held at the office of the Company Ren S10 tm. The document references bids and consents for annual operations, capital measures, and governance with numerous garbled names and figures. It notes a stockholder assembly, offers for the year, and procedural details, all presented in a period newspaper tone despite extensive transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norier
SAF Stockholvers
Noro
de Amun Morting
Allas Til Coast Line
EU Traeack
Gencal Buat
Corpaty
SAGO
Hans Pee
New Entry Seeks Bridgeport Postmaster 108
George H Wasning reports in Washington that only one more candidate filed for Bridgeport postmaster after a postponed exam. The Civil Service Commission will not reveal names or announce new candidates until Wednesday afternoon, and will keep filings open to 1 PM to receive late papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Postmastership
Ihe
William T Meyer
Charles A Wheeler
Frederick J Wetstine
Wetstines
Hartford
Alfred W Burdick
Clinton R Carpenter
George A Dosle
Kite
Woman Arrested After Hurling Baby to Death in New York
A woman was arrested after she allegedly hurled her infant to death in New York. Police reported the incident followed a confrontation and the suspect sustained injuries herself. The hospital treatment details and motive remain under investigation as authorities search for context and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Levy Fails To File Petition For New Party
Abraham Levy announced intent to file a petition for a new party to be placed on the voting machines but had not filed by 5 PM at the Town Clerk office of John Y Caldwell. State law requires filing at least four weeks before the election. election is in four weeks. The filing must reach the secretary of state three weeks before, and the town clerk seven days prior. Kilpatrick notes filing today would suffice if possible, though today is a legal holiday and the town clerk’s office is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Levy
John Y Caldwell
W F D Kilpatrick
Young
Woman Sets Noted Channel Swim Time in English Channel
Miss McLellan swam the English Channel from France to England in 13 hours 10 minutes, achieving a third best overall and best time for a woman. She crossed in darkness, aided by tide, despite seasickness, with companions in a small boat. Other noted women include Gertrude Edelle and Mrs Clemington Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McLellans
Georges Michel
Paris
Cape Gila-Nez
Dover
Ernest Vierkeetter
Germany
Cape Gus- Ney
Dover i
Miss McLean
Fouth
Gertrude Edelle
Clemington Carson
Misa Gleitz
Miss Gleitz
Body recovered with limited identifying details
A about fifty year old man, six feet tall and 175 pounds, with three gold teeth, missing upper teeth, a chin scar, and wearing gray trousers, a shirt, tan shorts, and a corduroy coat. He carried a pawn receipt number 2925 and a bond bill with a pass. authorities seek identity through those items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gertrude Ederle Seeks New English Channel Record
New York October reports Dorothy Logans’ note hints at a possible return by Gertrude Ederle, the first woman to swim the Channel, to attempt a fresh mark. Ederle voices congratulations to Logans and says any future attempt depends on circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Gertrude Ederle
Dorothy Logan
Miss Ederle
di Logan
National bureau forms claim dept to curb ambulance chasing
The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters announced formation of a claim department to combat unethical practices by ambulance chasing lawyers. The move aims to curb improper solicitations and safeguard insured individuals in New York on October 11 as reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambuance Chasers
New York
Associated Preas
National Bureau of Casualty and Swiety Unde
Town Meeting in Favor of Move 10 Build New Road
Monroe residents packed the town hall to vote on rescinding a July 23 move to plan a new road. The meeting elected Frank J Wales chair and 316 ballots were counted: 170 opposed rescinding and 146 in favor. Nearby social news noted dances by the Monroe Fire Company and family visits over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Speeii
Ove
Frank J Wales
Vita Town
Ji Wis
Monroe Fire Company
Town Hall
George Beck
Elsie Downs
Stevenson
and Mix
Harold Tomlinson
Harold
Tomlinson
Mis Lavinia
Stepney
Bradford Hawkes
Fay
Benniice
Ernest Grosche
Euston
Edith Richdale
David Cheigely
Cannondale
Edward Curtis
Gertrude Brown
Bae
Newark
Brown
Myre Lavinta Craft
Eunice Sellark
Frank Judson
Waterbury
Solon
Wales
Lir E
Ernest Proudman
Hampton
Virginia
Charlie Waterbury
Stamford
Proudman
Social weekend in Flushing with local residents
The text records a social weekend in Flushing with Mr Mra Wales, Mr and Mrs Alexander Sinclair, Mr and Mrs Charles Lacey, and Mr and Mrs E B Hyde. It notes gatherings and companionship among listed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Wales
Alexander Sinclair
Charles Lacey
Flushing
E B Hyde
Same Rescuer Pulls Betty Ann From River Twice
Westport October report recalls Betty Ann Travis aged four nearly drowned in the Saugatuck River while playing with Edward Butler. Levis Allen, who lives next door, pulled her from the water and had previously saved her at age one. The river typically four feet deep at the bank, Betty Ann screamed as she slipped in. Butler jumped in from upstairs, saved Edward Butler, Leo Travis’s six year old brother noted for repeated river rescues. Mrs Travis tied Leo to the porch daily to keep him away from the river. outcome for Betty Ann not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Betty Ann
Carol
L DuPont Travis
Main Street
Saugatuck
Levis Allen
Nex Door
Beck
Travis Home
Saugatuck River
Batty Ann
Edward Butler
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San Itt Rte
Baste
Jennings
FFL
Frumbull
Lins
David Fahy Boiloet
Teatin Coiek
Wong
Gus RoAlner
Rt Sa Biss
Pentexion
Tere Ton Cement Tink
Leen Ates
Mos Maida Narett
Porwis
Aner Fox St
Fila
Vermiesian
Biater
Tiberi &T
Alan
Bergere Andeson
Briowate
C. L. Dennis & Son
Tavker Guneral
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
The
Graham Funeral Home
Mi Boyd
DeLytie
Younsel
Billadeling
Hammonton
N. J
Tamberlain
Margaret Lilliendahl
William Lillendahl
Willis Beach
Lilliendahl
Prosecutor Hinkle
Anna Cavalier
Edson Hedges
Beachs
Beach
New Jersey
Commission
George H Wasning
Asoc T Ce
Lin
Windry
Bt Fauth
Nanna Rosen
Euest
Rosenbaum
Muista
Tye Yadtas
Ryan Cueea
Tosande
Pige One
Bir
Seventh Ave
Azores
Joaquin Miller
Columbus
State Street
Iit 7
Noble
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