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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1926

Page

8

Peruvians Submarines R-1 R-2 Sail From Newport

Two Peruvian submarines R-1 and R-2 left Newport for Colon on the first leg of their voyage to Callao Peru. Built at New London by Electric Boat Company they are 200 feet long, 500 tons, with four torpedo tubes and a 3 inch gun. They carry 20 to 23 crew and have 14 to 19 knot speeds, a cruising range of 8900 miles, and are headed to the Marine Link at San Lorenzo de Callao.

Newport Annapolis New London Conn South American Republic Colon Callco Peru New London N Wport London Electric Boat Company Poant New London Ship and Engine Company Aubstrary Abmarine Peruvian Naval Commission United States Jose R Alzamota Pablo Ontaneda Fach

Manitoba Ukrainians protest Romanian queen visit

A delegation alleging Romanian mistreatment of Ukrainians lunched a protest to the Manitoba government. The group claimed the Romanian regime has isolated the Treaty of Versailles by harshly treating Ukrainians who sought civil and religious rights under Romanian rule. The protest was directed to Attorney-General R W Craig by Manitoban Ukrainian members of the legislature led by D Lakiminisach.

Winnipeg Manitoba Vane Roumania R W Craig Man'toba

Plan to aid Russian peasants sparks debate in U S press

Col Cronpersatthu noted misery and unrest among Russians as authorities struggle to curb disorder and religion. He praised tolerance shown toward religious life’s restoration while condemning Soviet propaganda in the United States. He urged forming an American commission of 15 experts to study Russia and report back.

Col Cronpersatthu Russia United States

Ex tax collector sued by Norwalk

The city of Norwalk engaged Hatfield Rockwell and Soule to audit former tax collector Mitchell who earned 1500 dollars yearly while handling about 1 million in tax funds annually and was only bonded for 10000 dollars. City Counsel Cuneo notified four bonding firms and Attorney Davis was named special county prosecutor as a result. Friends defend Mitchell noting his long service and absence from the office during morning newspaper work with a clerk handling cash in his Absence.

Cuneo Mitchell Mitchells Norwalk Davis South Norwalk Sentenciel

Temperance and politics mix at Bridgeport convention

A Bridgeport temperance convention session featured calls to enforce law and a pledge against alcohol use, with remarks by Rev G M Gesel and Mrs Newton resigning as president. Officers were elected including Mrs Edith Greenbacken as president and Mrs Nellie Arnold as treasurer, amid prizes and speeches celebrating union work.

Bridgeport Cordjal Hattie McNewton Secre St. Paul's Preusger California Joyce Los Angeles Loyal Temperance Legion Marguerite Goodale Department Yesterias Newton O ‘King Elizab Effie Sanborn T K Rowland Nelle R Arnold C B Joyce Mary Longstatt Edith W Curtiss Anmin Wong Sears Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union Weng Falding Wenge J W Davis Union Godspeed Davis Greenbacken Edith MS Greenbacken Mra Newton Mary B Wilson

Twelve Moros Die In Manila Battle

Twelve Moros were killed in a clash in Lanio Province as Philippine constabulary troops pursued three Moros who allegedly murdered American Otto Itfelfett. The outlaws reportedly took refuge in a fork and were stormed by authorities with no constabulary casualties.

Manila Philippine Constabulary Lanio Constabulary Otto It Felfett Cotn Fork

Ballot mixup leaves Pease and Abriola in Fairfield sheriff race

Fairfield county Democrats learned a printing error on ballots listed Republican Simeon Pease as the Democratic nominee Antonio Abriola was misfiled as a Democratic candidate The state officials ruled ballots must stand as printed and no reprint was authorized leaving only the Republican and Socialist nominees represented in the race.

Hartford Fairfield County Simeon Pease Louis A Abrisla Antonio Abriela Sheriff Pease Louis Abriola Sheriff Peases Joan A Cornell Bridgeport Democratic Jeader Democrats New Haven Healy A . Lynch Democratic State Central Committee Fred P Holt State Central Committee Francis A Pallotti Antonio Abriola Holt Tairfield County

Garment Union 18 Under Injunction in Stamford

A temporary injunction was issued in Stamford City Court on the petition of Piper and Salerno local garment makers against the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The petition seeks permanent status in Superior Court and damages of 19400, alleging interference with their business. The Piper and Salerno factory is among those targeted by union representatives. Two Coral Inc employees were beaten by nine gangsters sentenced in state prison in a related suit against the union.

Stamford Piper and Salerno Internatonal Ladies’ Garment Wokers Urea Piper and Laterno Coral Inc Prson Brough

Three Hurt As Driver Sleeps In Auto Crash

British AP report details a 1 15 am crash on the West Hartford road near Gillette’s Carrrir where Constantino Fabrelli mine teen and two companions Lenny Wisnefsky and Alex Joel were trapped under a overturned car after hitting a telegraph pole. All three were attended by a physician and rescued. none seriously hurt. The driver claimed he dozed at the wheel before the crash. A local witness, Burton Gillette, helped scene responders.

Britain Constantino Fabrelli Clinton Street Gillettes Carrir West Hartford Lenny Wisnefsky Walnut Street Alex Joel Greenwood Street Burton Gillette Wre Thics Tan Tabrett Hefoe

Finkelstone Hopes to Change Ripper and Open Sessions

A political rally in the city featured Finkelstone proposing to alter the so called ripper bill, restore open sessions, and back Mayor Behrens for a third term. Speakers included Prosecuting Attorney Shannon and Senator Redden opposing repeal while advocating compulsory auto insurance and Home Rule rights.

Hive Reid Pehuiliene Behrens Miyor Behrens Republican Party Wiliam Hogan Wiliam A Redden Shanon Hogan Redden Shannon Connecticut Tinkerstone Ile Theodore Stelber Joseph Cubelli Louis Richards Joseph Mole Paul DiFia Pease Iy St Grorres Hall Republican Club Serif Simeon Perse Frank Braithwaite Samuel Friedman George Tall Wil Thomas J Connor Miss Lester Mi Fila Reilly James A. Saunders St Michael’s Hall

Charles F Chapin Dies at Waterbury

Charles F Chapin, editor and newspaper man, died October 12 1877 in Waterbury after a long tenure at the American. A Yale graduate class of 1877 he mentored Arthur Reed Kimball and Henry Chase in journalism. He rose from apprentice to editor manager, shaping the American’s stance with a sharp yet kind editorial voice. Survived by wife Katherine Mattison Chapin and daughter Mrs. Paula Chapin Russell, with two granddaughters Katherine Russell and Harriet A Chapin. Previously editor of the American, he served as secretary and joined the Society of Colonial Wars. He attended the First Congregational Church.

Tomas Chapins Homo Chapin Katherine A Afattison South Shaftesbury FE Mattison Chapin Amerian Mre Pabera Chanin Russell Miese Kitherne Russell Hanriet A Chapin Wis Agarjorie Chapin Marvin Aue Most The American Society of Colonial Wars Hist Congregational Church

Sesqui Exhibit to Stay Closed on Sundays Court Rules

The Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition remains closed on Sundays after a Harrisburg court in 18 affirmed a prior decree. The ruling enforces the closing injunction and the Supreme Court issued a writ of execution, requiring continued Sunday closure.

Harrisburg Ps Out Philadelphia Pamphin Supreme Court

Camouflaged Rum Plant Painted Green Discovered

Autumn foliage hid a large moonshine still near Atlantic City New Jersey. Federal agents and state troops seized the fermenting operation after a tip exposed painted buildings camouflaged to blend with leaves. The plant, cost about $300900, could produce 7000 gallons daily. three years of watch ultimately led to the raid.

Atlantic City New Jersey Spes Berin Marcus Autumn Atate Federsl Mey

Toledo Clubber Murders Miss Croy in City Slaying

Police recover Miss Lily Dale Croy’s purse and a heavy blunt weapon as clues in the search for a Toledo clubber linked to the murder of Croy, a 26 year old teacher, and three other women. rewards rise to $3,290 as investigators pursue a suspect roaming downtown streets.

Jonedo Ofie Lily Dale Coy Toledo James Tarricon Negro Viciits of Washington School Biss Cross Iunier Visa Cape of the Siver Mia Vaty Alden Momie Weise Cuba Alden ' Warn Tristoria Jennnes

Body Found Near Niagara Falls In 1987 Report

AP report details a body found near Niagara Falls, with coroner Terry Ro Imes pondering the likely victim as George S Cappel Rehe. The incident involves a man who reportedly shot himself, with Bayperwil relatives arriving to aid in the investigation.

Niagara Falia Belieres Ortele Bayperwil

Husband Gives Up After Killing Wife

A man identified as John Tilsone faced a grand jury on murder charges after the death of his wife Synn Mas at a location described with unclear OCR text. The transcription suggests multiple counts and that he was held without bail, with the jury proceeding on the murder case despite fragmented details.

Synn Mas John Tilsone Val Bosephine Wis

Cerman American Steel Probe Ends Seeks Countervailing Duty

Report details proposed countervailing duties on finished steel goods imported from the steel trust. It states export prices should align with world market mines fixed by the trust and export committee, with insurance against losses from exports not considered a premium.

Steel Trust

State Republicans to Meet Friday in Allyn House

The Republican state central committee will meet in the Allyn House Friday afternoon at 180 yelack. The meeting is the usual pre election session to finalize plans for the election.

Tiantford Republican State Central Committee Allyn House Alhea Yelack Republican State

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