Foster and Shaw Elevate to City National Bank Directors
Jadse Carl Moster and Jacob Shaw were elected to the Board of Directors of City National Bank to fill vacancies caused by the death of Frank Miller and the retirement of Caster Tlenry. The two new directors join the bank's leadership as it reorganizes after recent losses and changes.
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Carl Moster
Jacob ©. Shaw
City National Bank
Frank Miller
Realerica
Caster Tlenry
Terrath
Watertown Laborer Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Hallis MM Show of Watertown, a laborer by occupation, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Boston listing 100,927 dollars in debts with assets zero. The filing occurred on September 19.
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Haborer
Boston
Hallis
Watertown
Parents Duel With Pistols Over Baby Daughter
Geneva reports a revolver duel over a baby daughter at a Keller villa on Lake Constance. The wealthy Keller couple clashed with the husband and wife accused of violence. The mother and chauffeur allegedly forced entry at midnight, took the child, and fled by car. The incident left the husband in a critical condition.
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Geneva
Bregenz
Lake Constance
Keller
Keller Villa
Midnisnt
Mr. Keller
Cross and Jitnsy Operator Arrested for New Jitmey Trial Rule
Reported in Ren Haven an arrest followed an attempt to institute a new form of jitmey service. The case, relating to Cross, will be heard under two new rules enacted by the Legislators. Cross chose to be tried by the judge alone.
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Cross
Ren Haven
Iask
New Haven Bus Plan Faces Early Test Amid Debate
A chaotic scene in New Haven centers on a public debate over a cooperative bus service plan. An American girl, a French woman, and others confront legality questions as officials assess the venture’s viability and the ceremonial gold band worn by a local figure.
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Rowlette
Casino
Wis
Loos
Oyonne
Lresa
Tor & Key
Ana
Bowen
Co-Operative Plan
Court of Common
Ernest L. Simpitla
Aon
New Haven
Dr Brown Spends Weekend Here in Bridgeport
Dr Walter F H Brown, former Bridgeport Health head, toured Paris health work for Rogiefeller Institute since January and returned to organize a Child Welfare center at Mangfield Ohio for the National Child Health Count. He contrasted French public health progress with lack of city co operation here, noting 27 conferences and unfinished tuberculosis work.
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Lance
Walter FH. Brown
Bridgeports
Brown
Paris
Rogiefeller’ Institute
Bridgepor
Wilnis
Munstatt
Ohio
Frenen
Ode T
Institute
Mangfield
Vatican Issues Italian Passports Marking Shift in Status
The Vatican now issues pontifical passports to its legates and officials, a change from diplomats traveling on host country papers. Italian authorities then stamp these passports, reflecting a fading boundary between Vatican sovereignty and Italy. The move is described as politically significant by Italian observers.
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Holy See
Ingt
Wee Tintians Uey
Yises
Trivel
Sta
Ttelian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ciorise D'Iala
Islamb
Vatican
Pone
Ttalian
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Katia
Barefoot Indian Maid Wins Beauty Contest
Maria Bibiana Uribe, a Puebla mountains girl living with her parents in four tiny villages, won a Mexican beauty contest after months of judging. The Senorita was lauded for her graceful poise and social potential, though she says she does not seek high society fame.
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Mexico
Maria Bibiana Uribe
Puebla
Pythia
Mex Vo cli
Benora Pani
Wage cuts hit Rochester workers amid October pay notice
Amid confusion over October wages, Kowar Company announces wage cuts affecting thousands of employees. The article notes reductions ranging from ten to twenty percent and mentions the October 3 payout and ensuing worker concerns at the Rochester, Minnesota location. The piece also briefly references a jewelers’ visit and a separate incident at a Casino, with context tying to broader economic anxiety.
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Rochester
MY. Bent
Fastmain Wedal Company
Police Escort for Lt Williams Body in Bridgeport
An escort of 23 officers under Captain Peter Hall will accompany the body of Lt H Williams of the Bridgeport Police Department for funeral services at 2 PM tomorrow from the bereaved home at 68 Baldwin Street. Williams served 21 years, was highly regarded, and attendees include delegations from Bridgeport Lodge St John’s Lodge TP and AM Stratford, Brotherhood of America, and Miamogue Yacht Club.
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Peter Hall
Téautena Sac H. Williams
Baldwin Astreat
William
Bridzport
Tilne
Bridgeport Ladge
St. John's Lodge
A. M
Stratford
Breatherhood Inf America
Buly Whl
Two Divorce Actions Filed at Superior Court
Two divorce actions were filed yesterday in the Superior Court. Nicholse Steinfeld of UMS city seeks a divorce claiming she learned her marriage occurred despite a prior husband. The defendant, Stratford resident, denies the charges. Minnin Shelton sues Ralph Sellman of New Britain. they married in Washington D C on November 19 1947. The action cites intolerable cruelty and requests name change and custody of two children.
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Yester
Anoulmant
Nicholse Slienfeld
Ums City
Zeke Steinfeld
Theluye
Parcs
Stratford
Minnin B. Shelton
Ralph W. Sellman
New Britain
Washington D. C
Five Courts Open In Session Today At County Court House
Five courts meet today for the first time since last spring with Judge Frank D. faites presiding the criminal side of the Superior court. Twelve cases are on the docket and about 27 more await action from the May term. Civil matters begin with Zepp trustee of Ehrsam estate appealing from the probate court. Judge John P. Belles will oversee civil actions and Teage John Jesh will hear matters from the Court of Common Pleas. Several cases, including the Devlin Construction suit involving over 120 000 in carriages, face continued proceedings.
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Aince
Frank D. Faites
Superidr Court
Criminal Court
Superior Coast
William L. Zepp
Fred P. Ehrsam
Provate
New Haven
Superior Court
Wuerer
Lapides
Line Devlin Construction Companiere
Lincoln's Bodyguard Dies At 78 In Ban To Se
John Isaac Burnham longtime Lincoln bodyguard dies at 78 in Ban To, California after brief illness. He served two years as a personal guard to the former president and had resided in Ban To for 40 years.
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Lincoln
Ban Tose
Cal
Associated Press
John Isaac Burnham
Lincols
Ele
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