Youthful Delinquency Trends Noted In Prohibition Report
A 1920s era study argues crime data under prohibition is flawed and that overall youth misbehavior remains influenced by factors like automobile use and parental supervision. It cites rising arrests in cities such as New York and Chicago, notes mixed effects of prohibition on morals in colleges, and questions prohibition’s impact on drug addiction while urging cautious interpretation of crime statistics.
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LUZERNE PLUMB DIES MERCHANT IN BRIDGEPORT
The death of Ligerne Drew Plumb occurred at his home at 412 Stratford avenue at 7 15 last evening. He was near seventy and a leading business man in Bridgeport, with a long career in banking and retail trade. In 187th he ran a small store at 40 Raw street for 22 years before moving to Arcade, with a wife Sarah and daughters Marion H. Glinth and Myries Athany. He was once a member of North church and a supporter of St. Dom's Episcopal. Funeral details were not announced.
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Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Arcade
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Myries Athany
Nooy
North Church
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St. Dom’s Episcopal
White Field Avenue
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Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Ambulance report notes incident on Mapleson Avenue near Bridgeport Hospital with Nicholas Condone, 38 Loginetree, falling and suffering a skull injury. Transported to Bridgenart Hospital. Details include a night call, surgeon present, and destination medical facility.
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Listy A.m
Maplesond Avenue
High schools plan to open rooms and resume classes
Officials reveal a decision to open 15 schoolrooms with partial reopening of Warren Harding High. Juniors and seniors face adjusted schedules as electrical work and equipment installation continue. Foreseen completion targets range from October to Thanksgiving, with substitutes for absent staff.
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Central High
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Nash declines to head Democratic slate amid party turmoil
The letter from Nash says he cannot permit his name to be used due to his health and time constraints, apologizing to supporters and noting the Democratic committee is left without a candidate. Nash, a longtime member of the town board, notes past service including police reforms and Duffy defense, while party leaders debate a replacement and whether to name Patty to lead.
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Inside Court Settlement Questioned by Greek Church Debate
The report discusses a court advised settlement outside litigation over membership, dues, and reinstatement rules. It notes attempts to define bona fide members, eligibility under by laws, and potential changes to church governance amid tensions with the Holy Synod of Greece and Greek church members in America.
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Ian Orsantvanen
Holy Synod of Greece
Memper
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America
Ninth Victim of Pickpockets Reported at Pleasure Beach
Frank Viscigla, 90 Tallett Street, told police a wallet was stolen during closing festivities at Pleasure Beach Sunday night. He is the ninth victim in a wave of pickpocket incidents at the beach event. Police suspect professional pickpockets were involved.
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Frank Viscigla
Tallett Street
Pleasure Beach
Blodgett Urges Town Statisticians On Tax Oversight
Blodgett urges careful handling of funds by town statisticians ensuring proper receipts for taxpayers and that state sovereignty governs taxation. He warns towns to follow laws, notes federal and state tax shares, and emphasizes local responsibility while urging fair valuations and efficient governance.
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Woman Rum Ship Owner Is Balked
An unclear report describes a woman rum ship owner thwarted in a voyage with several crew members. Details are garbled but reference to ships, ports, and an incident involving authorities and possible arrests.
Chase Ends In Arrest After Farmyard Pursuit
Detectives and motor cops pursued Norkewicz through woods and fields after a fatal stabbing at 19 Hallam Street. Fedora died two hours after the assault. Norkewicz, of sound mind per Supt. Vlanagan, claimed a drunken rage provoked the attack. He faces murder charges as the investigation unfolds in Bridgeport court.
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New England May Lose Industries Plan Presented at Hearing
A proposal earning 3.75 percent as a fair return was presented before the Interstate Commerce Commission. H. E Byram, president and one of the receivers for the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul railway, outlined the plan amid objections from Clyde O T. Aatchison. The hearing also touched on a flat five percent freight increase for western railroads and included testimony from Joan J. Benton and opposition by Ronald Van Doren. The Porter plan faced questions about its consistency with evidence.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and Paul Railway
Clyde OT. Aatchison
Byram Hai
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Ron. van Doren
Western Roads
Petter
Vrass
Joan J. Benton
Washington
National Association of Public Utility and Mailroad Commissions
van Deven
Interstate Cvncameree Commission
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Exonerate Driver Over Childs Passing At School Bus Stop
A bus driver is exonerated after testimony and coroner statements about a child’s death near a school bus stop. The driver claimed slow progress as children disembarked and police noted duty to yield when youngsters exit.
Bootleggers Nabbed In Camouflaged Load On Back Road
Two men identified as Pete Celantane of New Haven and Jerry Truckana were arrested on a back road with camouflaged barrels suspected to contain grain alcohol. Barrels valued at 7500 dollars were seized and the pair, taken to county jail, face town court arraignment Thursday morning.
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Pete Celantane
Hamtry Road
New Haven
Jerry Truckana
Chestnut
Styet
New York
Larson
Vice President Sees Grand Canyon After West Coast Visit
Vice President, returning from the Pacific coast, spent Tuesday touring the Grand Canyon and will move on to Chicago tonight. The AP report notes the stop as part of his travel itinerary.
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Walker Victory Conceded In N Y As Returns Favor Walker
New York early returns show Walker with a substantial lead over Hylan in the Democratic mayoralty race. Reports from major papers agree on a Walker triumph while Waterman leads Republicans. Governor Smith commented on the Hearst Hylan campaign amid slander claims. A fist fight erupted on Staten Island between Richmond Borough contenders Tiernan and McVeigh. Lyons and Bennett sent congratulatory messages to Waterman as tabulations continued.
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New York
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Willam M. Sennett
School figures due soon registration update
School registration figures will be completed within the next day or two. Superintendent of Schools Care roll %. Reed stated yesterday.
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Couldn't Eat Cucumbers New Haven Lady Recovers With Herbal Lax-a-Tone
A New Haven woman recalls suffering bouts after cucumbers and other foods. She claims three bottles of Herbal Lax-a-Tone relieved stomach distress within two weeks. she now eats meat and cucumber salad without symptoms. Advertisement for Herbal Lax-a-Tone sold by Hondde's and druggists.
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Spring Street
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