Release One In Probe Of Debiase Case
A Danbury man, Antonio Dinto, 26, was released from custody after a four hour coroner hearing into the murder of Louis DeBiase on August 9 in Bethel. Sam Longo and Dominico Guerciss remain detained as further hearings approach. testimony cited DeBiase as a gang member and warned he was a marked man, with his daughter Catherine revealing alleged warnings from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis DeBiase
Danbury
Bethel
Antonio Dinto
Wildman Street
John J Phelan
Sam Longo
Newtown
Dominico Guerciss
DeBiase
County Gall
Prelan
Abe
Ted
Biase
Longo
Tdebiase
Dinte
Tfs
DeFi
Tinto
Newtown-L
Bethe
Rehabilitation of Railroads Is Urged by Manufacturers' Body
Hartford County Manufacturers Association met this evening to discuss rail recovery. The meeting addressed land and opposition issues along the River and called for constructive action. Governor and commissions were noted as those to report on the rail situation and rebuild plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Body
Hudson
Hartford County Manufacturers’ Associalia
Liovernurs
Bne- Wand
Loin Cornus
Ace
Wits Nye
Fieveparl A. Bi
Gearne S. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lew Haelani
League Imperiled by Italy Rejecting League Intervention
In Geneva the League of Nations faces a crisis as Italy refuses to permit the League’s interference in its dispute with Greece. The British view the foundations of Europe as shaken while tensions rise over Italy’s actions and the murder of Italian officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
Italy
Greece
Eve Generali
Signor Selandrn
Counel
Feik Wax Une Amelis
Scinure
Corta
Ageressig
Stavis
Mussolini
Iis Draimatis
Salandra
Dion
Males
Voltas
Educational Charter Campaign Drives City Vote
Citizens readied for a November ballot on a proposed City Charter as advocates held a Stratfield Hotel meeting. The Charter Committee chaired by George Sb ayne outlined aims to educate the public on the charter’s benefits and urged support, with various civic and industrial groups invited to participate and select representatives to promote the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls
Stratfield Hotel
Tames
Local Coroner Probes Deftiase Murder Case
Coroner Whelan led inquiry into a Deftiase murder with witnesses and officials. Separately a city charter conference discussed educational aims, seaside park closures, and tax club talks while local staffing and compensation reports emerged from state and county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tren
Whelan Yesterstairs
Stary Vinto
Mam
Carhaeeeee
Pring Pal
Tne
Fridey
Power Nin
Red Crus
Bridgenovt
Preparea
Nativa Iy Secur
Gartieauaks
Seaside Park
New York Ie Tax Club
Lions Vib
Junekson
Hestaan Ba Sabinis
Dylan Creat
Buckingham
Grante
Twa Wiedewe
Kqssman
Tate
Earings
Lineal Waren
Yokohama
Boston
St. Patrick'e Dhu
Godturd
Westport
Stare Pobeeneyt
Aaseelirtyn
Il Tailroads
Fieuraulie Water
Bridice
Ewespeed
Tena Westport
Jane Harry Lawn
Jinsrons
Thommen St
Caaiiinitipa
Farmer
Det Ngrati Rarthorgel
Bo Sbi
Matsu Osaborss
Gary
New Yorke
Dracaresn
New Vesh
Peer Heen
Srahavlix
Naniowe Pepesied
Perlard
Tapas
Niger
Mivard Fogerane
Bane
Macline Seeures
Beloit Boo
Tiga
WTC
Ivan
State Policeman Implicated In Wokean Charges Turmoil
Mrs. Marion McGregor of 222 South Avenue says state patrolman Lerner and Cs Gallagher of 185 Seeley Street harassed her and she grabbed Lerner’s badge during a struggle. Harry Borshach of 226 South Avenue helped, a melee drew a crowd, and Lerner, Gallagher, and Borshach were detained for charges as officers investigated the incident at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion McGregor
South Avenue
Lerner End
Cs Gallagher
Seeley Street
Harry Bors
McGregor
Gallagher
Lerner
Vas
Lewer
Price Headevar
Tal
Ters
Muder
Finiel Poland
Bridgeport Mobilizes Aid After Major Quake Disaster
Bridgeport prepares to help quake victims as contributions flow into the Office of City Red Cross Treasurer. The relief drive begins with the committee meeting to coordinate relief efforts and support for the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
City Red Cross
Bridgeport Red Cross appeals for urgent Japan relief funds
Bridgeport Chapter of the Red Cross telegraphed Washington that 4000 dollars was en route from chapter funds and launched a drive for public donations. The campaign seeks cash and credit to aid Japanese sufferers, with headquarters in Washington guiding immediate relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
American Red Cross
Bridgeport
The
Red Cross
Washington
Pubio
Cine
Offici
T. Staples
Lindgeport
James Steples & Co
Myx
Bate Ahar
Tive
Cauiek Hein
Ting
Ral Capa
Wasi
Japan
Hog Cross
Wishneton
Progress Made in Coal Negotiations Pinchot Mediates
Harrisburg September 3 Representatives of anthracite mine operators and United Mine Workers officials met with Governor Pinchot to ease past standoffs. The talks tentativey suspend mining closures and abandon arbitration demands, while agreeing to modify certain proposals. The conference adjourned with plans to continue discussions and work toward a peaceful settlement in the coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Associated Pr
Anthracte
One Nines
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Hieh
Waion
Yoonsteinis
Baudaytiseet
Esplas Minera
Hany
Vontael
Bbes
Tiiuebol
Uliben
Fentiy
Lavoie
Jester to a continent satire stars in Bridgeport Post
Stephen Leacock tops the list of humorists with a new weekly feature The Sunday Post will publish The Widnayed Plumber a sharp satire joined by Ring Laniner George Ade Monkigte Class and Ged McIntyre on Bridgeport Sunday Post pages You can't afford to miss him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Leacock
Sunday Post
Canaghut Langhemaker
Ring Laniner
George Ade
Monkigte
Ami Ged McIntyre
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Red Cross Urges Quick Aid for Japan Earthquake Victims
Bridgeport chapter announces rapid fundraising for Japanese disaster relief. Local group sends $1000 and appeals for cash contributions through the Washington division, asking volunteers to help at public events and coordinated collections. Executive committee notes urgency and urges timely donations to supply vital relief.
Relief Work for Japanese Sufferers Well under Way
Rapid relief mobilization to aid Japanese earthquake victims is under way nationwide. The American Red Cross, Shipping Board, and Navy report active dispatches of food, medical supplies, and shelter has begun. Donations exceed 125000 in checks, with business groups urging broader support for urgent relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Deve
San Cross
Ameri Qian Roller
Pacific
Sud
Ted Criss
Ted Crose
Arias
Navy Department Trans
Snarrsin
Ie Asieatic
Age of America
Hberte
Orient
Yokohama Fire and Earthquake Death Toll Rises
Descriptions from refugees describe Yokohama as a charnel house with canals filled with bodies and overwhelming stench. More than 200 foreigners are believed dead, many victims burned or crushed in the quake and fire. Thousands of locals drowned while fleeing the disaster as fires and collapsed buildings spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Yokohama
Apaociat- Shangual
Imperial
Bank of Japan
Miter? Bank
Yasuda Bank
Third Bank
Prine Nagato Kuni
Hiroko Kanin
Peince Kanin
Ansonia Factory Blaze Destroys Plant and Cars
A devastating fire swept Ansonia’s Garter Nipung shop and nearby structures, gutting a factory plant and destroying twenty five automobiles. Investigators probe the cause as losses reach about ten thousand dollars. crews battled intense flames across multiple floors, with substantial property damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansuonda
Yale
Nipung
Cory Hoavan
Twenty-tve Automobiles
Pragan Heer
Dart Beer
Alcohol Load Seized by State Police Officer
State police recovered a haul of alcohol after a traffic stop on a city street. Officers noted quantities and labeled containers as evidence. The discovery prompted an investigation into potential violations and disruption of illegal distribution.
Hammerstein Resigns From Managers Body Over Election
Arthur Hammerstein resigns from the managers body alleging the election of his membership was dishonest. He cites investigations into regimes alleging personal motives and defends his action as a principled stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerstein
Managers
Arthur Hammerstein
Narstriess
Methods of Taxation Vital, Luncheon Speaker Declares
A luncheon talk by James R. Brown of the Tax Club of New York argues taxation must be fair, stressing how its incidence affects labor, capital, and living costs. He warns against policies that boost land values and waste thrift, urging careful balance to avoid aiding idleness. The piece appears continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
James R. Brown
Before the
Lions Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phelan
Dinto
League
Plan of
Advantas
George Sbayne
Eihereaserman
Stevinson
Eames
Aus
Das
Fitaby
Elvic
Univer
Wokean
Marion W.gregor
Jester
Eyster
Coolidge Rensurer
Frank T. Staples
Court
Bridgepor
James Staples
State Streeter
Lue
Washington Divsion
H. W. Fleck
Barnum
John Allan Dougherty
American Red Cro
Manila
San Francisc
Mit
Chee
Hed Cross
Hhat
Lees
Ceprote
Julius I. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Bo Vnieri
Enersels
Gallvons
Barnes
Busine
Patney Paey
American Med Cross
Poe
Yokohana
Sem
Bari
Shims
General Electric Company
Wolwmnaimne
Mac Dona
Grand Hotel
A Mm. Fuent and Son
Max 2. Kirjaso
Ansonia
Eberst
Bae Trolkyes
New York
Aga Lendche
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!