Slacker Surrenders in New York City Draft Case
Conrad Janke, 30, of 23% West 43rd Street, walked into the West 47th Street police station and said he is a “slacker” who wishes to surrender. He admits twice registering for the draft under Charles T. Jackson, claiming a Panama posting as a railroad community assistant. He fears federal agents and says sleep eluded him since reading the drive on slackers. His case will be referred to federal authorities via the local draft board.
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Conrad Janke
West 43Rd Street
West 47Th Street
Clarence Daly
Department of Justice
Janke
Charles T. Jackson
Fave Hin
Marral Avenue
Panama
Draft
Coal Shortage Hits Bridgeport Amid Inadequate Shipments
The Bridgeport coal trade reports a worsening local shortage as the Interstate Commerce Commission priority order to ship 1,250,000 tons monthly to New England fails to materialize. No coal has arrived in Bridgeport harbor in a week, barges are scarce, and dealers fear price increases and limited future deliveries, threatening winter fuel supplies for Southern New England.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eagland
Bridgeport
New England
Man charged with theft in court despite drinking
Panivl McIntyre of 612 Park Avenue faced a one month continuance in city court after being charged with stealing $59 from his wife while drunk. His lawyer Schaeffer argued intoxication negated responsibility and criticized the era's strong liquor. McIntyre posted $200 bond and was urged by Judge Bartlett to resolve family issues.
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Panivl McIntyre
Park Avenue
McIntyre
Schaeffer
B McIntyre
Scheffer
Voletead
Bartlett
Lost control and crash on Broadway in Walnut Beach
Miles A Bassaford of Hartford crashed into a tree after losing control while passing another car on Broadway. His car wrecked, he suffered minor cuts from flying glass and was arrested on a charge of operating under the influence. Bail was set at 50 dollars and the case was carried over for a week.
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Walnut Beach
Miles A. Bassaford
Buckinsham Street
Hartford
Bassaford
Squar
Henry Gallbonner
Ball
Milford Town Court
Fifty New Buses To Be Sent Here Sunday
The Park City Bus Association plans to bring fifty new jitney buses to Bridgeport by next Sunday as warm day travel surges demand. Harry Frank and George Bevans traveled to arrange immediate additions. The group aims to form a corporation this week with current owners becoming stockholders and all buses joining the corporation. The new buses, seating up to 30, will join routes to handle peak traffic.
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Harry Frank
Park City Bus Association
George Bevans
Bus Association
Bridgeport
Trolleys and jitneys clash in Bridgeport vote
In Bridgeport Times voters debate trolley versus jitney service as 64 to 62 tally favors jitneys. Readers relay quoted opinions praising both sides from safety and reliability to noise and ease, while unrelated notes reference Villa’s march into San Pedro and ongoing Mexican political shifts.
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Bridgeport
Sitney
Hants
Wars Talk With England Sparks Global Tensions
Moscow reports Russia weighs war with Britain amid Bolshevik advances on Warsaw as Paris notes Russian capture of Ciechanow and rail disruption to Warsaw Danzig. French rail strike threat and inter Allied strains at Hythe conference color the crisis with Britain and France differing on Poland support and Germany recovery.
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Ciechanow
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Danzig
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France
London
Great Britain
England
Russia
Germany
Poland
Italy
Hythe
Lloyd George
Itabor
Millerand
Thieves raid local institute and car thefts reported
Burglars entered Bridgeport Munsioal Institute at 1276 Main Street and stole a violin and case as detectives investigate. An auto stolen last night from H. G Gould at 34 West Avenue was found abandoned at Fairfield Beach at 2 AM. Fairfield Avenue livery reports a man hired a horse and buggy at 5 AM yesterday and disappeared. vehicle is black topped with red wheels and a brown 900 pound horse was used.
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Bourglars
Bridgeport Munsioal Institute
Main Street
Detective Bureau
E'Dlock
H. G Gould
West Avenue
Fairfield Beach
Owen J. Keenan
Fairfield Ave
Tue
Mannix Arrives In London At Dawn
Archbishop Mannix landed yesterday at Penzance and reached Paddington Station at dawn this morning. A small police guard and few reporters greeted him as crowds knelt to kiss his hand. Police and railway guards controlled the scene as Mannix was escorted to a waiting car and driven to a priest’s residence amid tight security.
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Mannix
Penzance
Paddington Station
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Sla
Eee Oe
Milford Crash Kills Linton. Focus Shifts to DUI Charge
Coroner Eli Mix investigates a Milford road crash that killed Samuel A. Linton of Hartford and injured three others including George W. Corey, who faces a driving under the influence count. The Paige car sped toward Walnut Beach, hit trolley tracks, skidded into a telegraph pole, overturned, and left passengers injured. The car’s occupants were treated at Devon Terrace and Bridgeport hospitals. Linton was chief estimator for Pratt & Whitney.
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Milford
Aus
Milford Road
Samuel A. Linton
Sisson Avenue
Hartford
Paige
George W. Corey
Barbour Street
Four Corners
Walnut Beach Road
Linton
Corey
Bridgeport Hospital
Elmer A. Hanson
Denver Avenue
Bridgeport
Vernon E. Mather
Farmington Avenue
Gartford
Hanson
Z. F. Thinning
Devon
Mather
Telegraph Post
Devon Terrace
H. F. Wells
Dixon
Atlas
Walnut Beach
Wells
Beach
Big Paige
Pratt & Whitney Company
Eli Mix
Jitneys Count At Brooklawn Beardsley Brook Lawn Line
A Times reporter recorded 32 jitneys passing the Beardsley park and Brooklawn line between 11 55 a m and 1 10 pm in an hour long count at Fairfield avenue and Main street. Fifteen headed to Beardsley park, seventeen to Brook lawn, with a peak around 12 10 to 12 25. Average interval slightly over two minutes. One vehicle crowded. Count by fifteen minute periods follows.
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Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Jitners
Beardsley Park
Brooklawn
Brooks Lawn
Primaries On In Arkansas and Ohio
Columbus Ohio today votes to select candidates to complete the Cox Harding tickets with both parties balloting for governor U S senator members of Congress chief justice and three associate justices of the State Supreme Court and county offices Arkansas voters in Little Rock vote in the statewide primary for United States Senator Governor Congress and minor state offices.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Harding
U. S
Congress
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Engineers Withdraw A. F. L. Application in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 10 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers withdrew its proposed membership in the American Federation of Labor. Warren S. Stone, Grand Chief, announced the action and did not comment further. The unrelated case of Edward Kessler of Philadelphia, arrested July 18 after his car struck a girl in the West End, was dismissed by City Court Judge Bartlett for lack of criminal liability.
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Brothhood of Locomotive Engineers
American Federation of Labor
Warren 5
Stone
Edward Kessler
Philadelphia
West End
Bartlett
Governor Holcomb Will Not Call Special Sessions
Hartford Aug 40 Gov Holcomb refused to summon an extra legislature for the trolley issue or for woman suffrage. Friends say no chance of a suffrage session, despite a letter reportedly from National Chairman Hays. Manchester officials stated the matter was discussed at the last session and no emergency exists. Major Buckley noted no letter from Hays had been received and a special session would only occur if lawmakers could address the suffrage amendment.
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Times
Hartford
Holecomb
Hays
Republican National Committee
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General Assembly
Matt Buckley
Se Holcomb
Whi H. Hays
Veteran actor James ONeill dead at 70 in New London
James ONeill aged 70 famed for playing Edmond Dantes in Monte Cristo six thousand times died at 4 16 this morning at St Vincent's hospital New York and then in New London after a long coma. He had been hospitalized here for two months with wife and two sons James Jr and Eugene at his side. A prior automobile accident in New York left him in a weakened state.
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New London
James O'Neill
Edmond Dantes
Monte Cristo
Mr. O'Neill
New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
James, Jr
Eugene G. O'Neill
Jitney Driver Arrested on License Charge
Arthur Pease of Milford was arrested yesterday for operating a motor without a license. His case was continued to tomorrow morning. He says he ran a jitney service for a Walnut Beach man named Smith to earn extra money. Pease was released on a 100 appearance bond pending owner of the bus’s summons.
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Arthur Pease
Milford
Pease
Smith
Walnut Beach
Diary of Fairfield Man His Undoing
A Fairfield man Samuel Lincoln age 62 faces bond of 2000 dollars on charges of seduction practicing medicine without license and possession of improper instruments. A 15 year old Hungarian girl testifies while he kept a diary showing visits by various youths and letters with his address as superintendent of the Expert on Lake Works at Lenox Avenue.
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Samuel Pepys
Charles L. Lincoln
Tunxis Hill Road
Lincoln
Fairfield
Ika E
Lenox Avenue
Thomas Coughlin
Pine for Firing a Gun Arrest For Trumbull Man
Antonio Buseau of Trumbull was arrested Saturday for firing a shot within city limits. He appeared before Judge Bartlett in City Court and was fined 25 plus costs. This marks a second City Court arrest on a similar charge. previously he served five months in jail for carrying concealed weapons and paid a fine plus costs.
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Antonio Buseau
Trumbull Read
Bartlet
Buseau
Governor Cox to Speak at Camp Perry
After voting in the Democratic primary Governor Cox prepared to travel to Camp Perry. The report notes a campaign schedule with two days to settle affairs before departing for the event next Thursday in Camp Perry Ohio. In a separate city court session the case against Joseph Galeo and Salvatore Papa for assault on Galeo's 13 year old daughter was continued to August 24. both men were released on bonds of 2000 each.
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Dayton
Cox
Camp Perry
Joseph Galeo
Salvatore Papa
Lockhaven Road
Galeo
Unsettled Weather Forecast For Bridgeport Area
The forecast calls for unsettled weather with probable showers tonight and Wednesday for Bridgeport and vicinity, Connecticut, with cloudiness and showers extending to the st Lawrence valley. Temperatures remain about normal, winds from the south and southwest, humidity high, while a long trough of low pressure stretches from Texas northeastward. Local reports note heavy showers in several places.
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Connecticut
Texas
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
Ohio
Lake Region
New England
Mississippi River
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