Greeks and Bulgarians clash in Macedonian front
Greek and Bulgarian soldiers fight in Macedonia as Athens reports a Greek encircling move on Petrich and expects a decisive fall. Bulgarians resist while Greek losses are described as minor. reports claim Bulgarians recruited labor battalions to spur trouble. Paris diplomats discuss the Greco Bulgarian border clash.
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League
Athens
Petrich
Demirhissar
Demirinapu
Petrichly
Fatrich
Hushari
Prise
Macedonia
Peprecatore
Divers Recover Sixth Body From S-31 Wreck
The sunken submarine S-31 near Block Island yielded its sixth body recovered by divers. An unidentified sailor was taken to Newport Naval Hospital for fingerprint-based identification. Salvage operations and rigging adjustments continue as divers prepare to raise the vessel by pontoons.
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New London
Block Island
City of Rome
Naval Hospital
Newport
New Haven Man Killed by Truck
East Haven reports John Audito re forts five was instantly killed on Main Street when struck by a motor truck driven by Frank Johnson of New Haven for the Bradley and Dilton company. Audi re carrying a bag of vegetables at his shoulder was running for a toalles cir when he was hit by the automobile. He was treated by four eroribe.
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East Haven
John Audito
Ine Stantly
Main Street
Frank Johnson
New Haven
1Adley and
Dilton Company
Auditre
Automabie
Hesasta
Strassburger Pushes Passport for Karolyis Wife
Ralph B Strassburger Norristown publisher and Republican leader demanded action after the State department barred Countess Catherine Karoly of Hungary from entering the United States A new passport application backed by administration officials will be filed Senator Borah plans a thorough investigation and may seek to strip the secretary of state of visa denial powers in Immigration law reforms The countess wife of Michael Karoly former Hungarian president was refused a visa
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State Department
Catherine Karola
Hungary
Ralph B Strassbirger
Norristown
Strassburger
Coddgn
Kellogg
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
Rerah
Michael Karolyi
Hunarian Republic
Frey Denies Actress Pursuit in Alimony Case
Charles H Frey of Louisville testified in Mineola that his wife Wilda Bennett falsely claimed she pursued him and that he offered no support while she filed a $160,000 alimony suit. He described a long pattern of quarrels and abandonment since their marriage in 1919, noting instances of travel and leisure at Long Island clubs.
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Charles H Frey
Louisville
Wilda Mo Bennett
Sta¢T
Supreme Court
Faber
Frey
Long Island Club
Miss Bennett
Connecticut Teachers Association Holds State Meeting Today
School teachers from Fair Geld county converge on the city for the annual Connecticut State Teachers Association convention. Sessions for regional meetings will be held across Lew Haven Hartford and Norwich with open sessions beginning at 2 PM at Central High School.
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Connecticut State Teachers Association
Lew Haven
Hartford
Norwich
Central High
Rogers halts auditors in bond theft probe at Putnam
State Treasurer Ernest E Rogers suspended private auditors from Hadfield Roth and Soule who were examining treasury records tied to six million dollars in Liberty bonds. Rogers said the action protects state interests after meeting with Governor Trumbull and Attorney General Healy.
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Ernest E Rogers
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Rogers
John F Carpenter
Putnam
Treasury
Frank E Soule
Trimbull
Healy
Healy Con
HoldUp Men Rob Armored Car of 4000 Payroll
Three holdup men tailed an armored car to an East Side New York Steam branch and seized 4000 dollars payroll. The crime prompted Chief McAdoo to urge controls on bullet proof vests, deeming them aiding criminals. Also noted were alleged bigamists and a gun with silencer linked to the Cow gang case.
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East Side
New York Steam Corporation
Madison Avenue
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Underworld
Romain
Maxim
Eugene Reising
East Hartford
Reising
Ralph Goa
Charac O Vagdimces
Falls Dead After Visit To Sister In Hospital
Mrs Anna Weintraub twenty five married and recently wed came from Brooklyn to visit her seriously ill sister at St Vincent's hospital. On leaving the institution she collapsed on the cement walk and died shortly after. Medical examiner said death due to heart failure though injuries from the fall were superficial. The Weintraub family home is 169 Meserole street Brooklyn.
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St Vincent's Hospital
Mra Anna Weintraub
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Hosital
Main Street
Dm H R Deluca
Meserole Street
Furrier Freed: Judge Rules Sheriff Carried Him Out
City court found Nathan Kahn not guilty of assault and breach of the peace after Sheriff Jackson, with a firm investigator, attempted to seize a rug for a $3 claim at Kahn and Sona Inc. The episode, witnessed by Samuel Kahn and others, led to Kahn's arrest and a subsequent civil-threat note against the sheriff. The judge ruled the attachment misapplied to the wrong entity.
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Nathan Kahn
Shere Wiliam N Jackson
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Jackson
Boers
Sherif Jackson
Kahn and Sona Inc
Samuel Kahn
Wile
Beers
New Hampshire Bishop Found Dead
The Right Reverend Edward Melville Parker, bishop of New Hampshire, was found dead Thursday afternoon on the floor of his Concord hotel room. Police identified the deceased as Parker, reporting no immediate sign of foul play. The incident drew funeral and church inquiries as investigators reviewed hotel records.
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Associated Press
Edward Melville Parker
Concord
Bishop
New Hampshire
Bedrog
Two Arrested for Smuggling U S Booze to Canada
Hull Quebec October 22 AP Two men Giovanni Teverd Watertown NY and William Fraser Ogdenaburg were arraigned on illegal liquor possession charges after police accuse them of transporting high wines from the United States into Canada for sale. They were remanded until October 27 on $800 bail each. Police say high wines, with high alcohol content, were moved by car from New York to Quebec where liquor cost rises from $6 to $24 a gallon.
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Canada
Giovanni Teverd
Watertown
Wiliam Fraser
Ogdenaburg
New York
Liquor Commission
Newcastle
Bridgeport headlines mix of corruption claims and court actions
In Bridgeport Cornell claims proof of mayor Behrens corruption, Gotham topics headline a range of local legal cases. Fires, divorces, and punishments fill the page along with a broader Fairfield County update.
Murder Ship Melita Arrives Southhampton After Captain Shot
The Melita docked at Southampton with its captain dead in his cabin and Chief Officer Towers in custody. The ship had arrived from Antwerp and British police began an early morning inquiry into the shooting of Captain Clews, nephew of New York financier Henry Wena. Towers is to be charged with murder in Southampton court, amid reports he believed officers distrusted him and hindered his career.
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Antwerp
Comander
A Hollews
Henry Wena
New York
Ileath
Towers
Clews
Itag
Auto Victim Dies in Rockville Street Accident
Five year old child King son of van King died at Rockville City Hospital after a hit by car on Fast Walnut Street. Driver William Denhauer stopped within a car length. Death due to fractured skull as medical examiners investigate cause and details.
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Sen
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Rockville City Hospital
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Willam Denhauer
Uae
Mellon Proposes Higher Small-Income Tax Cuts
Secretary Mellon urged modest cuts in normal income tax rates affecting small incomes in a revised schedule to the House Ways and Means committee. The plan would remove the 20 percent earned income reduction, set 1 percent on the first 3000, 2 percent on the next 21000, 3 percent on the next 4000, and 5 percent above 7000, cutting total revenue by about 40.9 million. The surtax cap remains 20 percent from 40 percent, and the proposal is conditional on action. The letter, read at hearings, drew favorable reactions from members on both sides compared with Monday’s proposals.
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Mellon
Houge Ways and Means
Treasury
Mr Mellon
Green
Joseph M McCoy
McCoy
Youth awarded $15,060 in car crash suit in Bridgeport
Judge John W. Banks presided as Michael Dolyake sought damages after a Mercurio truck struck him on Kossuth Street in Walkersville in 1922. The jury returned a $15,060 verdict against Charles Mercurio, owner of the truck, for medical and hospital expenses with strong sympathy from onlookers, noting the boy later lost a leg above the knee to gangrene.
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Berkshire Avenas
John W. Banks
Charles Mercurio
Bridgeport Fruit and Produce
Kossuth Street
Datyak
Court House
Walkersville School
Cornell Challenges G O P Shady Deals At Campaign Rally
Democratic leader Attorney John A. Cornell pledged to uncover evidence of guilt among Mayor Behrens associates at a Mapiewoon rally before 4000 spectators. He proposed appointing a paid, subpoena power committee to obtain documents within a week.
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Callan
Woulf
Healo x
Lehrenn
Thia
Reising admits selling stolen cars for bandits fence
Hartford tale unfolds as Eugene G Reising an East Hartford inventor and revolver expert confesses acting as a selling agent for automobiles stolen by New Yorks Cowboy Gang. He says he sold five cars and denies knowledge they were stolen while detectives pursue connections and arrest two company employees linked to the gang.
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Eugene G Reising
East Hartford
New York City
Rebetng
New York
Tessler Frank Leslie
Reising
Eart Hartford
Arthur Tillman
Louis Young
L & Kneock and Company
Sat’ Applebaum
Youth driver Burns sentenced in fatal New Haven turnpike crash
Lawrence Burns Jr. 16, of 2603 Marin Street, Driver of a car taken without permission from Dr Laszlo, collided with Nicholas Cisera’s machine on the New Haven turnpike near range on September 27, killing Harold Sunden. Judge Colb Avery in Criminal Superior Court in New Haven sentenced him to the reformatory due to youth, with parole possible before age 28 based on conduct. Burns had been jailed on manslaughter charges with bonds of $3,000. A group of youths was in the car. others escaped injury and were not charged.
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Marin Street
Nicholas Cisera
New Haven
Harold Sunden
Maplewood Avenue
Reformatory
Colb Avery
Criminal Superior Court
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Avery
Laszlo
Navy ignores rules of the road sparks protest
The American Steamship Licensed Officers association filed a protest alleging government vessels repeatedly ignore navigation rules. A September 31 scout cruise reportedly collided with the schooner Benjamin near Cape Henry, causing its sinking and the loss of most of its crew's belongings, prompting warnings of more accidents to come.
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American Steamship Licensed Officers Association
Benjamin
Brant Gust
Cape Henry
Simallay
Connecticut man killed in box car robbery
Harold Hanks aged twenty five of Danbury Conn was found shot to death in a dustbound Missouri Pacific box car delving into a robbery attempt. Two men forced him and his father from the car after luring him aboard. The slain man climbed from the moving train to notify the crew but died from a gunshot wound. Investigators in Horace Kansas and Danbury seek the alleged assailants. Unknown motive and uncertain killer identity.
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Harold Hanks
Danbury Conn
Missouri-Pacific 11
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Tracy
Tracy Hanks
Horace
Kansas
Danbury
Danblry
Colorado
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Sui
War Correspondent Dies in New York Home
War correspondent and illustrator on military and naval subjects died of heart disease today in New York. The obituary notes his long service reporting aboard ships and in conflict zones, with a career spanning decades and writings familiar to readers of wartime dispatches.
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Ured Zogbaun
Mtimy
Ts Howe
Tiesa
Ale al Wicks
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