Westport Court Harbors Wide Range of Traffic and Firearm Cases
In Westport court today several motorists faced penalties for reckless driving and license issues. Fred Chapman of Bridgeport was fined $15 plus costs for reckless operation when his truck overturned a car on Shore Road injuring occupants. Henry Rynehart of Brooklyn was found guilty of carrying a revolver without a permit, fined $23 and costs, and appealed. Other hearings included a boy reprimanded for operating without a license after overturning a car, a lobsters sale violation, and multiple speeding and license violations involving residents from Bridgeport to Norwalk and beyond.
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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 in Midwest
Chicago September 10 AP Coal dealers in the middle western states consider a shift from selling coal to selling heat. The plan proposes contracting to heat a home for a fixed sum rather than supplying a specified amount of coal. Maintenance men would deliver coal and ashes, ensuring a steady 70 degree heat. Scientific operation of the heating plant would solve the problem.
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Chicago
Conference favors church merger in Wisconsin vote
In New Richmond Wisconsin on September 1 the West Wisconsin conference of the Methodist Episcopal church approved a plan to unify the denomination. The vote favored the merger by a large margin and will allow lay members to participate in a single conference.
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New Richmond
Wis
South Methodist Episcopal Church
West Wisconsin
Pepper to Seek Reelection for U S Senate
United States Senator George Wharton Pepper announced his candidacy for reelection to a full six year term. He stated four years in the Senate have shown his work and he will run in the May 1926 primaries.
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Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
United States Senate
Pepper Sit Thase
Senate
Second victim of auto crash dies in Brooklyn
Mrs Mareuet Obert aged 57 of 4120 Willoughby Street Brooklyn died at Bridgeport Hospital yesterday from injuries after an automobile in which she was riding was struck by a trolley car and crashed into a telephone pole. The crash occurred Monday afternoon near St Michaels Cemetery. Mrs Bertha Schurie died almost instantly in the same incident.
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Mareuet Obert
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Bridgeport Hospital
St Michaels
Bertha Schuriever
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