Benefits Agreeable to Owners Backing Street Extensions
Large property owners along Broad and Harrison streets are ready to pay assessments to fund the proposed extension. City officials acknowledge higher costs, but owners believe the plan will boost property values from Main Street west to Park Avenue. Mayor Atwater supports the extension, with petitions and a public hearing likely next month. The Chamber of Commerce Building Committee and other business leaders monitor the proceedings.
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Maintreet
Atwater
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F. Neil Benham
Korat National Bank
State Street
Broad Street
Johannes Schiott
Blue Ribbon Savage
Pam
Schiott
Common Council
Chamber of Commerce Huilding
4. W. Burritt
Tidal wave devastates Mexican town. hundreds missing
Reports from Sept 73 say a tsunami struck San Jose de Cabo near Cape San Lucas causing many deaths. About 500 residents, mostly safe, sought higher ground as the wave swept the town yesterday. Radio advices said steamers near the cape escaped destruction and carried relief workers to San Jose de Cabo.
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San Jose de Cabo
Cape San Lucas
Cape Lucas
Guaychas
Miumage
Witwehun
San Joze de Cabo
Counterfeiters Arrested in New York
Six men were arrested in a Duane street print shop and $50,000 worth of counterfeit Dempsey Firjo title match tickets were seized. Some had circulated. arrests allege printing and distributing in concert. DA Banton weighs prosecutions and possible state action on ticket price abuses.
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New York
Duane Street
Shealos Robbed Friend in Jail Police Claim
Stephen Sheales of 10 Church Street was in County jail weeks ago serving a brief sentence for a minor offense. A sustane owned by him was broken open and revolved by John Cutler of St Blallam streets. Cutler, charged with taking from the Shenlos began a pay check, had cashed it at the factory where the imprisoned man worked. Drawing the sum of $10.76 under false pretence he left the city. He returned yesterday placed under arrest. Bond set at six hundred.
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Stephen Sheales
Church Street
Hit
John Culer
Sbt Blallam Strets
Cutler
Fire Board Grants Four New Pensions to Widows
Fire board votes unanimously to grant four pensions to widows of deceased firefighters after reviewing authority with Police board and Mayor Atwater. Names include Thomas F. Brodston Erick, Charles T Keer, Philip Heserty, Juan A Currin. Funds sufficient for coming year. controversy over board powers noted. Apprentice promotion for Jamies J. Gaffney cited amid misconduct find. Continued on page fourteen.
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Prisoners in local court await rulings after pleas entered
Judge A P Elisah Superor Court imposes sentences on one hundred prisoners. Brideport citizens contribute to relief efforts for earthquake victims while Bilress chapter workers gather funds. Two injured and one held in auto law case. Republican town chair J H Robinson reports ex post results for committee. Stratford wedding, local elections and court sessions noted amid other county and state items.
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Wuiley
Brideport
Bilress
Dapam
Aulo
Conneaticut Federation of Democratic Woman’s Cubs
Tu Wd Mpls
Christ Episcopal Church
Shetylve
Inere Allens
Has No Report On Postmastership Claims Robinson Asserts
Republican Town Chairman J Alexy Rotunwon says he has not received formal notification of the three candidates in the civil service examinations for postmastership here from Congressman Schuyler Merritt who is adjourning in the Adirondacks. The town committee will endorse the candidate with the highest rating. Postmaster Charles F Greene remains in office at the Federal building and will continue until a senior executive is appointed.
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J. Alexy
Soongressman
Schuyler Merritt
Adirondacks
Charles F. Greene
Federal Building
Ten Superior Court prisoners hear recent sentences
Judge Arthur Fels presided over a Criminal Court session disposing of ten cases with guilty pleas. Jacob Lee and George Ricks faced charges tied to a shooting during disputes with Raeceel Powell and Rachel Robinson, with Lee receiving a term not less than one year and Ricks six months to be served.
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Arthur Fels
Haward Valentine
Raeceel Lowell
Rupertor
Jacob Lee
Ethia City
Lee
Inter Kill
Esterday
Ingicare
Rachgel
Lhar Lee
Trausutonic Avenue
Valentine
Tee
Iachael
Albegeek
Ricks
George Ricks
John T Robingon
Agsault
Robinson
Rachael Powell
Taregoing
Rachaeld Robinson
Pugnacious Head of Italy Seeks Liquor Reform
Mussolini tightens liquor rules during campaign against alcoholism. Proposes limiting to one drink per two hundred minutes, closing hours for shops reduced, aiming to curb public intoxication and curb hours.
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Priier Mussalini
Mussolini vows quick settlement of Fiume problem
In Rome on September 28 Premier Mussolini insisted Italy will act decisively to resolve the Fiume question. He dismissed reports of an organizer campaign by Yugoslav propaganda and warned that if Yugoslavia delays beyond September 18 the joint Italy Yugoslavia commission terms must be accepted or the dispute could escalate. He also noted possible mediation attempts by France but favored direct talks with Yugoslavia if convened by Prime Minister Pašić.
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Tralyt
Kalo- Jugoslav Commission
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Jugoslav Peeinies
Citizens Contribute $790 More for Japanese Relief
Cash contributions totaling over $14,000 have been received for Japanese relief, with pledges nearing $2,000 more. Bridgeport Red Cross treasurer Frank T. Staples and staff collected donations at Staples bank on State and Court streets, as volunteers noted uncertainties about Bridgeport’s city quota and New Haven’s adjusted targets. The largest gift came from the Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church at $148, and other notable gifts included several $100 contributions.
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Court Streets
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American Red Cross
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Bridgeyorr
New Maven
Bridgeport
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Huila
Telegram Promises Live Dempsey Figher Coverage Friday Night
Connecticut readers are urged to attend the Past Publishing Company office at Middle and Golden Hill streets for rapid dispatches on the Dempsey Fight. Telegram reporters will relay minute by minute updates via megaphone as eight o clock approaches.
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Golden Hill
Telegram
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Giants
League Covenant Fails In Practice At Geneva
At Geneva on September 12, Hjalmar Branting challenged the League of Nations covenant as fragile in practice while Lord Robert Cecil argued the League had fulfilled its duties. The debate focused on enforcement, disarmament, and the Greco Italian crisis, with calls for guarantees for small nations and compulsory jurisdiction for the World Court.
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Court of International Justice
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Hollane
Assault After Squealer Charge Recounted by Victim
Victim testifies that Belin Mudginsky assaulted Randles Van Husen after alleging informant activity. Police raid followed and Mrs. Dudzinsky faced city court. Dudusinsky fined for moonshine operation and tied to a suspended jail sentence. further warrants issued.
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Filayond
Stresemann Warns on Ruhr Crisis and Resistance Policy
Berlin September 14 The German chancellor Stresemann told editors that real guarantees are needed to secure freedom and that the Ruhr dispute cannot be solved by passive resistance or by force. He warned that without a political settlement the financial situation will worsen and the mark could collapse.
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Cadman Suggested As Wesleyan Head
Parkes Cadman, pastor of the Central Congregational church of Brooklyn, has been suggested as a likely successor to William Arnold Shanklin who resigned last week. Relief situation in Tokio is excellent, Wood's Cable says. Danger of hunger among Americans removed by arrival of U S fleet. An other list of survivors sent.
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Arnold Shanklin
Jurymen Picked for Ward Murder Hearing
The report notes jurors chosen for the Ward murder case with the defendant showing nerves but regaining composure as proceedings continue.
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Hamihara thanks for aid as Tokyo pledges relief
Washington reports Ambassador Woods says relief in Japan is in hand and five American destroyers reach Yokohama from Dairen. In White Plains, jurors chosen for Ward Baking vice president murder trial begin to fill panel, with defense and prosecution debates over self defense and evidence. A dispatch from Osaka notes Americans evacuated from Tokyo by American destroyers and relief shipments loading at Qingdao. An Imperial rescript in Tokyo urges national reconstruction after the earthquake.
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Ward
Chalee E. Sehbilling
Pelham Heights
Benny Benke
Pleasantville
Charles F. Keeler
Schilling
Dougherty
Ivou
Justice Warner 2
Peters
Osak
U.S. Citizenship Growth At City Naturalization Court
The Naturalization Court admitted 65 new citizens in a second day session, bringing total for the two days to 156. Several applicants claimed military exemption, while 20 petitions were denied on that ground. Others were continued or disamished for failures to meet requirements or to present evidence. Additional cases involved Polish, Hungarian, and Italian nationals renouncing allegiance as part of the naturalization process.
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Frank D. Haines
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