Postmaster Aid Sought Over BOP Political Activity
Washington dispatch reports the National Civil Service Reform League accusing Post Master General New of politicizing the Post Office by issuing an order that defines political activity limits for postal employees. The league says the order misstates the civil service code and could pressure 860,000 workers to stay silent, while presidential appointees are exempted from the restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
National Civil Service Reform League
Mr New
League
Politiea
Loaugue
M. Nene
Ata
Atc
New Said
Rder
Florida Storm Toll Rises Amid Rescue Efforts in Moore Haven
Reports from Florida describe rising fatalities and widespread missing persons after the hurricane. In Moore Haven and surrounding Everglades area, authorities fear 15 or more children among the dead, with many unaccounted for. The storm disrupts coastal communities as searchers comb wrecked districts and relief workers battle ongoing floods and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pries
Miami
Fla
Royal Palm Park
Fort Lauderdale
Danla
Welwood
Hiafeahe
Mam
Ife
Ffea
Overcome Eye Troubles With Free Text Treatment Offer
An advertisement from Pyu-Ryne Laboratories of Kansas City Missouri claims to send a literal text treatment of eye issues at no cost or litigation. The offer promises relief for inflamed weak and watering eyes and urges readers to write to receive the treatment postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyu-Ryne Laboratories
Kansas City
Aimee McPherson Faces Court Today Over Conspiracy
Aimee McPherson and associates are set to appear in Municipal Court to answer charges of criminal conspiracy tied to her May disappearance and May reappearance in Mexico. Other defendants include Milante Kennedy and Lorraine Wineler, with accusations centered on false witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lox Angeles
Opt
Almer Semmle Mel*herson
Fim
Mexico
Ler Credita
Milante Avennedy
Mire
Gorraine Winelien Mielart
Sielar
Neale Receives Auto Gift From Friends at Park Event
Henry J. Neale, secretary of the Employes Tuberculosis Relief, was presented with an automobile Saturday at Newfield Park by manufacturers and the Newfield Park committee. Carl Fo Slemon of Simon Hand Rubber and Romeo W. Miller, president of the association, spoke. Siemon praised Neale for his devotion to duty and community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Neale
Employes
Tuberculosia Re Ier
Asno‘ention
Rit
Newfield Park
Otsiscolacton
Carl Fo Slemon
Si¢Mon Hand Rubber Company
Romeo Wo Miler
Swoelation
Siemon
Sec Curs Neie
Stabbing Used In Domestic Fight Leaves Couple Injured
New Haven. Sept 6. Salvatore Pisutelli and his wife Josephine were stabbed during a dispute at their 270 Walace Street home. Salvatore died from wounds after the argument and a shaker was used. Josephine was hospitalized with multiple stab wounds and is reported in serious condition. Police released Josephine from custody and charged Salvatore in a related breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Salvatore Dpisettelli
Walace Street
Josephine
Visebelli
Taelion Pute
Reception Held for Priests Going to China
At St Megs church in New Faven a farewell for five young priests bound for China drew about 40 parishioners and visitors. Rev Chaley T A Hughes of Boston urged vigilance against danger and lauded Dominican foreign work as the priests prepare for their mission. The departing clergy are Rev Henry A Burke of the alt, Rev WP Cassidy of Michigan City Indiana, Rev JM Barrett of Lowell Massachusetts, Rev FA Fiodon of Somerset Ohio, and Rev HK FE Bennan of Lima Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Meg's Church
China
Chaley T. A. Hughes
Boston
Chios
Henry Ao Burke
Alt
WP Cassidy
Michigin Cty
Ind
JM Barrett
Lowell
Mass
Vaudeville Magician and Oil Firm Head Held for Extortion
Vaudeville magician and oil firm head were arrested on federal warrants for attempted extortion of 50000 from Allan Hancock of Los Angeles. The men, charged after letters threatening death and naming Hancock and his 21 year old daughter Rosema were mailed last June, were each held on 6000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anorles Cabet
Claude A. Conlin
Meri
Morgen
Tompates
Allan Hancock
Los Angeles
Willinaire
Hancock
John Ad
Philip Morgan
Rosema Hancock
Restaurant Murder Scandal Shocks Stratford
Mia Nichols 33 of Bridgeport was found dead after a quarrel with Perrara Ferrara a kitchen chef. Ferrara fled on a coal truck toward Bridgeport and was later believed hiding near Pembroke or Hallett streets. Police traced threats Ferrara made to the murder and noted Mrs Nichols had confronted him about his absence from the restaurant. Autopsy at Potter undertaking confirmed death. funeral arranged for Mount Grove chapel with Rector Charles Mercer presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Nichols
Perrara
Phomaa Wilson
Tring
Herhadhanid
Ferrara
Perrin
Sevret
Perrina
Bridgeport
New Britain
Meriden
Pembroke
Hallett Streets
Murdé 'Perrara
Stratford Avenue
Mercers Coal Gard
Avon Park
Priver
Joseph W Broadbent
Arile Broadbent
Terrera
Broadbent
Beidgeport
East Main Street
Thridgeport
Srringenort
Sidney J Dunning
Sacony
Chris Varvino
Dunning
Mra Nichols
Stritfort Avenue
Surf Avenue
St Michael's
Nichols
heIne
Tevine
Nichola
Frienia
Staung
Petie Jeanne
Mra Nicho'a
Merrarao
Tere
Ehif
Tadlan Springs
Person
Clmax
Terraia
Potter Undertaking Establ
Ishment
Broad and
Elm _atreets
Cyrus HB. Lewis
Shelton
Bidgeport
Thomas Wilson
Tate Jessie Gibson Wilson
Beaslideg
Queen Marie to Visit Washington and American Tour
Kingly itinerary outlines queen Marie and suite visiting Washington with a special train, cavalary escort, and receptions at the White House and Romanian legation. The royal party will tour major cities from Baltimore to Denver, ending in Washington then North Carolina and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Canlidge
Raumanian Legation
Marie
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
St. Paul Minneapois
Lewiston
Yellowstone
Seattle
Vancouver
Plame
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Albuquerque
Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Plouida
Queen Marie
Beatrice D’orleana
Infanta of Swain
Wudneess Eeana
Maurie
Lia
Prince Nicholas
Mesdames Vrocopia and Lahouary
Brewster Explains Maine G O P Split
Brewster notes that Baxter would not back his name without a written statement. The statement diverged from party forts making it impossible to support the full Republican ticket. He warns against a governor who would bow to dictation from Baxter and Percival Baxter, citing public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Field
Frederickale
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Smith Upholding 48th Amendment Debate Centered on Volstead
Colonel Smith pledges to defend the 48th Amendment while opposing repeal of the Volstead Act. He says any modification would not permit manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquor for beverage use. Democratic nominee George E Brennan favors repeal or modification, arguing the act harms personal liberty and does not curb cravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George E. Brennan
Smith
State police raid inn in Bethany leads to charges
Waterbury, Sept 26. State police raided the Wolfe Inn and the White Birch Inn in Bethany during last night’s storm. Joseph Bisher and Alexander Mle cola of the Stoffe Tin in Bethany were ordered to appear in Bethany court to answer violations of lower laws. Both men are held on $500 bonds. Officer William Shauman of New Haven headed the raid and Nauautuck police noted WV Ham Madden of Naugatuck as owner of the White Birch Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterdury
Joseph Bisher
Alexander
Bethany
William Shauman
New Haven
Wolfe Inn
White Birch
Nauutuck
Ham Madden
Naugatuck
White Birch Inn
Body Found Near Milford Turnpike Near New Haven
An unidentified elderly man about 65 was found in bushes off the Milford turnpike near the Half Way House. Medical Examiner Victor Kowalewski says death was due to natural causes. The body, found by a road laborer, is believed to have been there for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Milford Turnpike
Victor Kowalewski
West Haven
Mussolini Sees Italy To Power Independence
Rome reports Mussolini greeted the world electricians at their congress and predicted Italy will be energy independent in a few years. He noted 200 billion lire already invested in hydro power and said electrical energy is foundational to the nation’s growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Congress of Electricians
Como
Alessandro Valta
Mussolini
Italy
Hay
Lis
Poincare Blames Germans in War and Peace Talks
France's Premier Poincare addresses the Congress of Disabled Veterans, defending peace while urging memory of war crimes without blanket German blame. He warns against absolving responsibility and declines repudiation of past actions, urging accountability for those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian
Cabinet Council
Congress of
Whs
London
Washington
Bervania
M. Pointcare
Pittle
Germany
Poincare
France
Former assessor hurt in fall from horse in Long Hull
Thomas McCormick a prominent Eighth district politician and former assessor narrowly escaped serious injury after being thrown from a horse in Long Hull. The horse stumbled and McCormick was unseated landing hard but sustained only bruises and a slight shake up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area deaths Sept 1926
Deaths include Howard Allen of Bridgeport in Millbrook New York with funeral details at Henry E Bishop and Lakeview cemetery. Raymond Boutellier four months in Bridgeport with service at Louis F Richards and Son. Louis Iovine 21 funeral from 22 Frank Street and Saint Raphael's church. John Kostic in Shelton with Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox interment at Lakeview. Charles Morawake Fairfield funeral at Grasmere Avenue and St Anne's. Malinda Neff Reading wife of John Neff private service at Head Memorial Chapel. Elizabeth Nichols Stratford funeral private at Head Memorial Chapel. William E Osborn Westport funeral at Imperial Avenue. Catherine A Rock Devon funeral from Doyle residence with High Mass at St Annam. and other notices from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's
Louis Iovine
Frank Street
Saint Raphael's Church
Kostic
Shelton
John Kostic
Peter Kontic
Doston Avenue
Stratford
Holy Ghost
Lakeview Cemetery
Morawske
Fairfield
Charles Moraw
Akg
Grasmere Avenue
St. Anne's Church
Westport
Conn
Reading
Malinda
John HH. Neff
Henry E. Bishop
Wairfiel Avenue
Bridgeport
Nichols
Elizabeth Nichols
Head Memorial
Charles Mercer Hall
Mountain Grove
Osborn
Conny
William E. Osborn
Imperial Avenue
Willow Brook
Cema
Westport Hock
Devon
Catherine A. Rock
Fijenda
Bo M. Doyle
Naugratuck Avenue
St. Anna ‘Hored
Thorndike
Maas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civil Service Reform League
Florida Masters
Moore Haven
Lavergiades
Everglades
Nations Inuard
Istrict
Ara
Comstock
Don C
Hvelyp
Don
Key West
Don C.owill
Aimee M'Pherson
Evangelist
Miacks Keyes
McPherson
Asa’ Weves
Antat Nese
Keyes
Melosh
Mia
Daniels
Tomer Pons
Slay
Gerous
San Franciscan
Eva Denes
McPhersonsafery Ay
Daniels Yuorr
Neale
Gift OF
Head Held
Tatler
Mildred
Mary Milhouse
Mais la §Evvns
Jesse i Webster
Brooklyn
Steademoral Chapel
Mountin Grove
Charles Mercer Jps
Tr Nity Church
Ofclaing
Albert Ferrara
BRS
John Geary
Stratford Police
Sidney J. Dunning
Chris Corvino
Brewster
Istate
Allen
Millbrook
Howard Allen
Pequonnock — Street
Henry FE
Edith A. Lockwood
Tuesaday
Boutfiller
Raymond Boutellier
Louis F. Richards and Non Undertaking Parlora
Main Street
Hos
Challenger
Tax Colieator
Sa Eat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!