Westport Court Passes On A Range Of Violations
In Westport court on September 16 various cases were heard. Fred Chapman of Bridgeport was fined 15 dollars after pleading guilty to reckless operation when his truck overturned a car on Shore Road injuring several occupants. Henri Rynehart of Brooklyn was fined 23 dollars and costs for possessing a revolver without a permit. A further appeal bond was set at 100 dollars. The docket also includes a car incident involving Richard Thompkins and a license violation by Thompkins, plus fines for speeding, operating without license or registration, and lobster selling violations.
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Westport
Fred Chapman
Norman Street
Bridgeport
Chapman
Fred Shepp
East Minl Street
Fungeport
Shore Road
Henrie Rynehart
Brooklyn
Rox O
Glen Minder
Ryne
Charles B Meeker
Meeker
Taynehart
Karl Kaiser
Kaiser
Rynehart
Richard Thompns
George I Thompkins
Morningside Drive
Greens Farms
Thompkings
F. Henry B Nash
Compo Mill
KR Disbrow
Jessie Rohr
Compo Beach
Harold Ober
Main Street
Maury Mondell
Chestnut Street
Norwalk
Plan to Sell Heat Instead of Fuel
Coal dealers in the middle western states consider selling heat rather than coal. The scheme would heat a home for a fixed sum, with dealers delivering coal, maintaining the system, and removing ashes to guarantee a steady 70 degree heat. The plan rests on scientific operation of the heating plant.
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Chicago
Conference favors church merger in Wisconsin plan
In New Richland Wisconsin on September 1 AP report says the West Wisconsin conference of the Methodist Episcopal church approved a merger plan merging the South Methodist Episcopal church with Notamnat branch. The vote favored amendment allowing laymen to participate, with 92 to 80 in approval. The conference supports the laymen admission to one conference.
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New Richmond
Wis
South Methodist Episcopal Church
West Wisconsin
Pepper to Seek Reelection to Full Senate Term
United States Senator George Wharton Pepper announced his bid for reelection, stating four years in the Senate justify running for the full six year term. He will campaign in the May 1926 primaries, aiming to continue his service from Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
United States Senate
Pepper Sit Thase
Senate
Second victim of auto crash dies
Mrs Mareuet Obert aged 57 of 4120 Willoughby Street Brooklyn died yesterday at Bridgeport Hospital from injuries after an automobile in which she was riding was struck by a trolley car and crashed into a telephone pole. A second victim, Mrs Bertha Schurie, died almost instantly at St Michaels Cemetery Monday afternoon.
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Mareuet Obert
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
St Michaels
Bertha Schuriever
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