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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1924

Page

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Fire devastates Star Match Plate Foundry on Sea View Ave

Chief Daniel E Johnson will probe yesterday’s fire at the Star Match Plate Foundry 1285 1309 Sea View Ave owned by Ralph Guice. Loss runs several thousand dollars with contents uninsured. Fire alarms 18 and 56 triggered before 2 10 am. building nearly destroyed. hundreds of spectators watched. Assistant Chief Burns leads investigation. owner recalls contract losing costly castings and models.

Daniel E. Johnson Fire Department Star Match Plate Foundry Seaview Avenue Ralph Guice Connecticut Avenue Johnson Thomas Furna Ita Way Charles Craig Aiew Avenue Tlis Burns Guire Tony

Aire Truck Crashes During Test Injuring Three in West Tiavien

A fire department chemical truck on a test run collided with a car on the Boston Post road in West Tiavien Ontario. Snyder his wife and a friend were badly cut and bruised and transported to New Haven hospital. Captain Mudeberger drove the truck. V W Porter rode on the back. An inquiry into the crash is underway.

West Tiavien Pelegram Service Selock Rilegtown Fire Department R. A Snyder

Police Board Resigns in Westport After Sharp Clash

Westport on Oct 26 reports the police committee resignations take effect tonight amid conflict with Selectmen Mansfield and party rivals. Board members Kemper Craufurd and Minard quit after clashes over plans and personnel, as Republicans demand changes and the town waits for new appointees.

Westport Board of Selectmen Republican Town Committee Charley M. Kemper Florence Craufurd F. Minard Police Committee Police Department Auit Board of Selectman Beecause First Mansfield Pelice Committee T Its Kemper Thee

Yale Committee Rejects Plea to Halt Dormitory

New Haven Oct 26 Yale undergraduates petitioned the Yale Corporation for full publicity on a new campus dormitory and a suspension of building operations until graduate opinion could be expressed. The committee advised sending the petitioners a copy of the university statement to the press and said a referendum on construction is not a feasible method to manage physical properties.

New Haven Yale Yale Corporation Prucen

Merritt and Trumbull Speak in Ninth District Rally

Congressman Schuyler Merritt and Senator John H. Trumbull will headline a Ninth District Republican club rally in St Johns hall Pembroke and Jane streets. The event features an orchestral program and remarks from State Comptroller Frederick M Salmon and Senator Howard Challenger along with Republican candidates George N Finklestone and Joseph Cubelli.

Schuyler Merritt John H. Trumbull Spaekera Ninth District Republican Club St. John’s Hall Pembroke Jane Petreets Frederick M. Salmon Howard Representaioa George N. Finklestone Joseph Cubelli

Westport Tonight Votes on Park Plan Opponents Mobilize

Westport residents prepare for a special town meeting over a proposed state park on Sherwood’s Island. Land syndicate leader Leon Hunt backs defeating the plan to block state ownership and sell the land for development. Proponents report little organized action while many Greens Farms estates worry about value loss if the park is built.

Westport Sherwood Connecticut Leon Hunt Greens Hunt State Mark Department State Park Mam H. Burr

Lew Dockstader Dies at 68 Noted Comedian

Lew Dockstader famous minstrel and blackface comedian died today at his daughter's home in New York City. A bone tumor in his left leg, from a fall years ago in New Brunswick, N J, caused his death at age 68. He is survived by his daughter and grandson.

New York Lew Dockstader Warren Palmer New’ Brunswick N. J Brown Brothers Julian Dtings Yockstader Ele

Skiff Stolen From Red Anchor Yacht Club Dock

Michas Dei Vecchio of the Red Anchor Yacht Club reports a 12 foot skiff owned by Jim was stolen from the club boat dock near Yellow Mill bridge sometime Saturday night. Police are investigating the theft and asking for any witnesses to come forward.

Michas Dei Vecchio Red Anchor

Calls Coolidge Directness Relieve To New England Debate

Bridgeport speakers from three schools of thought addressed a Bridgeport Community Forum in the United church. Arthur M. Comley, Francis J. Brennan, and Roger Sherman Baldwin urged party choices, debated tariff remedies, and criticized unemployment. Comley praised Coolidge as honest and effective while criticizing protectionism as stifling free trade. Brennan argued the Republican tariff harms Bridgeport’s jobs, while Baldwin lauded La Follette. The discussion highlighted tariff policy as the campaign issue and noted unemployment in Bridgeport and nearby mill towns.

Twdays Arthur M. Comley Francis J. Brennan Bridgeport Roger Sherman Baldwin Woodbury United Church Bridgeport Community Forum Galvin Coolidge Will Omiley New England Judge Comley Coolidge Brennen New Long

Ten Burglaries Hit Stores In 48 Hours Record Loot

Ten burglaries, mostly in stores, were reported to the Detective Bureau in the last 48 hours with about $1000 in cash and goods stolen. Nicola Pnciovien reports entry at 770 atopin street netted $158 in bills, $4 in change, 14 cigarette cartons, eight cigars, and $15 candy. State Street Auto Supply at 1519 State street also robbed of eight searchlights.

Detective ‘Bureau State Street

Hunters Capsize Rescue After Duck Boat Sinking

Three hours adrift after their duck boat capsized near Center Island Oyster Bay, Phillip Cappetis and Trederich Malus were rescued by the steamer Mount Morris crew led by Captain Phillip Day. They clung to the hull, fired shots, and were pulled aboard exhausted but alive.

Greenwich Pelegram Service Long Island Sound Phillip C. Cappetis Trederich Malus Noth New York Mount Morris Bayyilis I. Capedis Fontanna and Company Fifth Avenue Colgate Floyt Center Island Oyster Bay Phillip Day Fla Capcelts LaFalte

Soviet Demands British Apology Over Red Charges

Soviet note denies authenticity of a letter allegedly from Zinovieff urging propaganda to topple British institutions. It rebukes Britain for signing the protest with an official not Premier Macdonald and calls for an arbitral review of the letter’s merits. The incident colors election rhetoric in London and affects Anglo Russian treaty talks.

Wromcsow M. Ainoviet Communist Internationale Great Britain Christian Rakovsky Charge D'Attalia London J. B. Gregory British Foreign Office Macdonald England Associated Press Zinovieff Philip Snowden John Robert Clyney J. J. Thomas Manchester

Trenton's Presence Proves Navy's Staunch Tradition

Recollections of the recent explosion on board the U S S Trenton recall Navy days as Bridgeport marks Navy Day with a memorial service at First Presbyterian Church for 14 victims. Captain Taussig of the Naval War College praises officers and crew for steadfast duty amid danger and warlike conditions.

Taussig Navy War College Trenton Bridgeport First Presbyterian Church J. 1 Tauasig Naval War College Newport R. la Aussing

Forest Fire Threatens Picatinny Explosive Stores

Dover New Jersey October 26 soldiers from Governor's Island rushed to Picatinny arsenal to fight a forest fire threatening buildings packed with explosives. Marines and workers moved explosives away as flames neared Navy projectiles torpedoes shells and powder, with risk of massive damage if the fire continued.

Picatinny Arsenal New York Dover N.J Picatinny Government Governor's Island

Brush Fire Raging Near Oneco Threatens Timberland

A major brush fire started yesterday and spread through dry woods between Hopeville and Woluntown, burning substantial acreage. Weather with little rain has dried fuels, as firefighters battle the blaze and try to prevent further spread.

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Stepney Hold Up Leads to Capture of Escaped Youth

Cedric Rolph also known as Theodore Davey, 24, of 125 Leete Street West Haven, held as escaped Cheshire reformatories convict after a Saturday gas station holdup in Stepney. He looted $6 at gunpoint, was tracked by police, and identified by locals as a former farm worker who vanished after a burglary. State police and detectives joined the case as Rolph confessed to escaping in 1922 and to obtaining the gun used in the holdup. He faces possible return to Cheshire or local trial on the Hold-Up charge.

Cedric Rolph Theodore Davey Leete Street West Haven Cheshire Reformatory Auimust Ilat Lower Stepney Ralph Bert Rhodes Rhodes Sloan oNve Rolph Morris Wrench Edward Are Tesua Easton Stepney Cheshire New Haven County Sunelorvours Main Street Che Shire Aia Stepne Ptote

Two Trainmen Die in Putnam Wreck

Putnam October 20 two trainmen died from injuries after a passenger crashed into a freight standing in the yards. Joseph Hoppman, 84, of Putnam, died after internal injuries and loss of consciousness. William Carpenter, 41, an engineer since 23, died later. he left a wife and three children.

Putnam Wridoy Kimball Hospital Jogeeph Hoppman Lagveg & Wife Wiliam Carpenter Seaves

Argument Over Cards Triggers Fatal Pistol Battle

A card game dispute along the West Virginia Kentucky border led to a pistol battle near Arliston. Three men were killed and two injured, one seriously, as state police traced the quarrel to a card game dispute.

Arlieston W.va Tues Virginia-Kentucky Charleston Gazette Whamson

Grief Johnson probes Seaview fire in New Jersey area

A broad digest notes a fire investigation at Seaview Avenue with mentions of an age finding and burglaries linked to police reports. It covers political notes across many pages, memorial services, naval celebrations, local and state notices, and various cultural events from early 20th century newspapers.

Grief Johnson Seaview Avenue Pert Conley Coolidge New Qingland United Olmred Brennan Shekeeman Davis Memorial Servies Page Navy Algoniin Club Yale Architects Unite 49

Fire in Shelton caused by oil stove explosion

A fire in a room on Howe avenue in Shelton started when an oil stove exploded, trapping and harming occupant Joe Reldy. Echo Hose company battled the stubborn blaze for about 45 minutes before it was confined to the room. Damages were not yet determined. the house sits within the estate of Michael Pool.

Tong War Smuggling Plot Bared In New York

Seven Chinese smugglers brought from Hong Kong in packing cases aboard a steamship faced police custody after one died and six were near death. Three Chinese were charged with smuggling recruits into the Tong war, part of a Hip Sing link. Police say the seven men were packed in cases, each given $200 and promised work in America, but suffered extreme hunger and suffocation during a 30 day voyage and were rescued near Pell Street in Chinatown after a gun chase.

New, York Hong Kong Hip Sing Song Polica Owe Pell Street New York Chinatown River Front

Government halts out of respect to Wallace memory

President Coolidge cancels all engagements for tomorrow and plans for next week amid Secretary Wallace death. Funeral services for Wallace to be held in the White House, with plans to move body to Des Moines, Iowa. Interior and other departments pause, Gore and others accompany funeral party. Acting Secretary Gore replaces Wallace during burial.

Washington Coolidx Hag Walla White House Coolidgen Deg Mules Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Interior Coolidge Des Moines Sez Lees James C. Davin Mr. Gore Asa Department of Agriculture Tela Gore Sore Secreta Wallace Gort Charles ¥. Marvin Weather Bureau Gory West Virginia

Guardsmen Injured When Airplane Falls in Tennessee

In Trimble Tennessee on October 26 pilot H Woolard and Jr AG Stokes Machanic of the Tennessee National Guard were seriously injured when the guard plane crashed to the ground.

Trimble Tenn H, Woolard AG. Stokes Machanic Tennessee National Guard

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