Funeral for Hartford Police Commissioner Anderson
The funeral for Frank D. Anderson, Hartford police commissioner, who died after a relapse from illness, will be held tomorrow at Blessed Sacrament Church. Rev John H. Anderson of Hartford will celebrate mass with about 35 priests present. Rt Rev Maurice F. McAuliffe auxiliary bishop of Hartford expected to take part. A police escort and delegations from Anderson's organizations will attend. The service begins at 10:30 AM with a special musical program by the church choir and atheists. Commissioner Anderson died after a relapse from acute nephritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Jon
Bridgeport Hospital
Pleased Sacrament Church
Anderson
John H. Anderson
Hartford
Maurice F. McAuliffe
Father Anderson
Blessed Sacrament Church
Bosch fraud case charges entered in Boston court
AP report details charges of a conspiracy involving U S officials and major financial firms to defraud the government of about 5.54 million by undervaluing Busch Magneto assets. Twenty-two defendants include former officials and leaders from Hornblower and Weeks, Chase Securities, and American Magneto, with schemes revolving around asset manipulation, sales to John Martin, and the reorganization into a new company.
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Boston
United States
Busch Magneto Company
Springfield
Fed
Department of Jutce
Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg
Todian
Ater
Francis ©. Garvan
New York
Bureau of Investigation
Joseph F. Gutter
Pittsburch
Hornblower and
Weeks
Ros- Top
Bankers
Securities Company of New York
John Martin
Hornblower
Chase Securities Company
Martin E. K
Allentown Pa
American Bogen Magneto Company
Gale
Unitetes
Palmer
Kern
Arthur
Murray
American Posed Magneto Company
N Carly
Chars Fray
William G.patrick
Detroit Jawyer
Mac Martin
Garvan
George A. MarnDonall
Fipringfield
J Varry Covington
Euston
Covington
Hornglower and
Henry Hornblower
Ralph Hornblower
James J. Phelan
Edmond L. Leary
Henry M. Sweet
John W. Prenties
Charles T. Lovering
James A Fayne
James L. Dunstan
Hervert @. Sterck
Hospital Additions Planned to Ease Crowding at Englewood
Architect Leonard Asheim will design a two story hospital addition connected to the Englewood site. The plan aims to increase capacity for inmates, insane and alcoholics, with separate male and female sections. A new isolation hospital and nurses home are proposed, with 75,040 for Public Welfare and similar for Health.
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Leonard Asheim
Thort
Hulstda
Thorne
Moone Iyttess
Anitatle
Inaars
Public Welfare Department
Health Department
Coon
Englewood Hospital
Canon
Einglewood Hospital
Department of Public Welfare
Queen Becomes First Woman Honored by C of C in New York
Queen Marie of Houmania and her son and daughter left New York after a visit to the Chamber of Commerce where she became the first woman honored by the body. A roadster gift to Prince Nicolas drew praise as the royal party prepared to travel to Philadelphia. The queen spoke of being overwhelmed by the reception as 1,400 members cheered.
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C. OF C
New York
Prince
Marie of
Nicolas
Chamber of Commerce
Hunches
Journey to America Aboard A Marvelous Ship
Passenger recalls stepping onto American ground after a voyage aboard a luxurious liner. She describes welcoming rooms and comforts, engaging meals, a green sea pool, a crowded promenade, and friendly staff. Notable moments include a portrait session, chats with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, a Czech singer Ludicar, and a farewell pink sunrise as they near shore. The tone blends wonder with longing to reach the promised land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Ludicar
Chandor
Nagey
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Queen and Party Return After Philadelphia Visit
Royal train scene aboard the royal car in Philadelphia shows the Queen and Princesses relaxed and smiling. Princess Mean recalls writing to her father as the train prepares to depart for New York aboard an elaborate sleeping car unit.
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Tig
Royal Rty
Aseep
Phiadelphia Progrm
Alde de Camp
Walers
Prine
Deana
Prince Nivolng
Painea Nieuiva
Betty
Women workers alter uniforms to please queen in Philadelphia
AP reports a Queen's Command prompted Philadelphia war workers to alter 1917 18 uniforms to 1926 styles for a reception to Queen Marie. About a thousand women from ware work groups were notified through Mrs J Willis Martin to wear their uniforms, with skirts length adjusted and accessories refreshed for the event.
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Philadelphia
Queen's Command
White House Manifesto Sparks Trade Barrier Debate
Julius H. Barnes, vice-president of the International Chamber and head of the American section on trade barriers, released a statement saying the manifesto targets not the United States tariff but highlights barriers hindering international trade. It argues tariffs are not the sole issue and calls out restrictive customs classifications and complex formalities as major impediments.
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Julius H. Barnes
International Chamber
Importink Ag Arnis
Desleas
Ape
Holy Name Society to Honor Anderson
Members of the Holy Name Society of the church will meet in the church vestibule for a charge and honor ceremony. The event is planned with parish leaders guiding the assembly and honoring Anderson in a solemn, public observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Anderson
State restes case against sluggers in Stamford assault trial
The defense contends nine men attacked two garment workers near the Ambassador Arms in Stamford. Witnesses describe masked assailants using improvised weapons wrapped in newspaper and pool cues, with arrests following a police chase through Greenwich and Stamford to seize the fleeing autos.
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Bloom
Rosenberg
McMahon
New York
Stamford
Piliford
Automobie
Asa Witr
Guarda
Ambassador Arms
Frederick Peterson
Avenratay
Witlow Street
Mio
Charles Kakyo
Spac
Admira
W. Tyreill
Monroe
Frank FE. Hyden
Henry JL. Olinstead
New Can- Aan
Sranley J. Stanley
New Can
Pelos
Henry Shannon
Milford Th. Wright
Darien
Daniel Mulreed
Samford
West Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
George Bates
Bates
Maireed
Jog Cob
Pus Thn
Greenwich
Muheed
Tiyamer
Tovis Ris
James Courts
Samuel Regenge
Max Baer
Harry Bloom
Mulreed Hald
Shannon
Mufreed
Coa Cob
Tates
Sates
Wotlows Mleelnz
Fates
Peterson
West Maineet
Fairtelg Avenue
Mul- Reed
Baer
Waters
Bunsford
Card Index Trust Charged by U S
The Rand Fardex bureau and associated companies plus six individuals were charged in an equity action to isolate the Clayton act. Defendants include James H Rand and Rand Jr of Buffalo, Stanley M Knapp, Henry C Yeiser and Yeiser Jr of Cincinnati, and B A Blags of Cincinnati. U S Attorney Emory R Buckner filed the suit alleging leaders in expanding and consolidating the office equipment business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rand Fardex Bureau, Incorporated
Rand Fardex Company, Inc
Globe Wernicke Company
Fourth and Central Trust Company of
Cincinnati
United States
James H. Rand
North Tonawanda
James H. Rand, Jr
Buffalo
Stanley M. Knapp
Tonawan
Tolay Tare
Fire destroys car and barn in Stamford blaze
In Stamford on October 21 a barn on Richard H. Casey’s premises in the business district burned down, destroying a new automobile and some furniture. Loss estimated at about 6900. The car was insured. the barn partially. Casey suspects a short circuit caused the fire as spectators watched the blaze near 30 Atlantic Street where his lunch wagon sits.
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Stamford
Richard H. Casey
Elix
Casey
Atlantic Street
Cantwell Heads Hotel Association at Amherst Golf Meet
Frank A. Cantwell of Bridgeport was re-elected president of the New England Hotel Association at the Amherst Golf Club where Carl Randall of Rathtmore and Conway won the wolf tournament for the third straight year. The group condemned Royston and Maine railroad service on the line from Chen, NTE, to Borland.
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Amherst
Carl Randal
Ratthmore
Conway
N.d
New England Wetel Association
Allen G. Treadway
Frank A. Cantwell
Bridgeport
Cann
Royston and Maine Railroad
Chen
Nte
Borland
Bridgeport Bank Petition Heard in Hartford Hearing
State banking commission heard applications for charter of Moosup Trust Company and Industrial Bank of Bridgeport. Moosup proposal unopposed. Bridgeport charter opposed by Morris Plan Bank. Decisions reserved to next meet, likely Thursday. Moosup group led by Sabin S Russell. Bridgeport group represented by Cutford B Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Oet. Lo
Moosup Trust Company
Industrial Bank of Bridgeport
State Banking Commission
Senate
State Capitol
John #. Berns
Bridgeport
Morris Plan Bank
Frederick ©. Morgan
Horace B. Merwin
Cutford B. Wilson
Sabin S. Russell
Dantelaon
Tire Store Fire at Fairfield Ave Ends in Small Loss
A basement fire at Dunlap's Tire Store on Fairfield Avenue and Harrison Street was extinguished by firefighters after midnight. The blaze confined to the cellar damaged rubber goods and vulcanized tires, likely starting from a short circuit in a dynamo used for air pumping and shop equipment. Other calls included Ashcroft factoryJapan room blaze on Kossuth Street, Swift's packing house fire on Water Street, and a 10:29 pm ash-bin fire at 230 Fairfield Avenue.
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Dunlap
Fairfield Avenue
Harrison Street
Box 315
Harrison
Elm Streets
Mie Ashcroft
Kossuth Street
Japan
Swift
Water Street
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