Doris Bruen Faces Trial for Murder
Mount Holly, N J December 11 Accused killer of circus proprietor John Brunen faces trial. Mohr and Mrs Bruen plead not guilty with a large crowd outside the courthouse as hundreds of witnesses are summoned for a drama unfolding in Burlington County Court.
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Mount Holly
N. F
Mohr
Jobn T. Brunen
Cirus
Charles Powell
John" Brunen
Mia
Brunen
Powell
Hazel
Samuel Kaliech
Riverside
Trunen
Elizabeth Jaeschke
Cary
Fn Fetter
Harry C. Mehr
Hronen
Mehr
Bronen
Bronnen
Parker
BR Wills
Ruen
Mahr
Burlington County
Senate lines up for bitter fight on subsidy bill
Washington dispatch reports a looming Senate clash over the ship subsidy bill as Republicans and Democrats rally. Sen Jones plans a first move to push the measure forward amid a bloc of progressive Republicans including Borah Taft La Follette Nortis and Capper ready to oppose. He argues the bill backs essential refrigerator and ocean carrier capacity for agriculture and commerce, noting British offers to build a grape carrying fleet and pledges of funds. Fletcher counters that the main beneficiaries would not be cargo ships.
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Jones
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Borah
Taaho
la Follette
Wisconsin
Nortis
Nebraska
Capper
Kansas
Uttle
Fletcher
Florida
McCormick's Debt Plan Not Official Policy
London report says U S Senator Medill McCormick proposes a reparations plan to cancel Allied debts if France reduces Germany indemnity. Washington confirms the plan is McCormick's personal proposal, not a U S government position, discussed at White House and State Department.
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London
The
Evening Standard Today
United States
Medill McCormick
France
Germany
Washington
Republian
Illinois
London Standard
White House
State Department
Berlin
Hazo Stinnes
Wilhelm Cuno
City Court News Items
Hertha Payton 65 High street and Alexander Robinson South Norwalk were arrested on statutory charges and the case continued to December. Hands placed at 100 dollars. Michael J. Ford 25 French street and brother John Ford 243 Wells street fined 2 dollars for parking on the wrong side. Gus Lundbere Water street fined for being drunk. Henry Demensky 229 Willard street found not guilty of state equor law violation. F A Martin 16 Prospect street fined 1 dollar for parking ordinance violation. Albert Jack 45 Capitol avenue parking on the wrong side, 3 dollars. Frank Korder 869 Wordin avenue Charles Mihalek 112 Hallam street and Notsy Sabo 229 Pine street found guilty of trespassing on railroad tracks, judgement suspended. Charles Devine Water street drunk, five days.
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Hertha Payton
High Street
Alexander Robinson
Norwalk
Michael J. Ford
French Street
John Ford
Wells
F. A. Martin
Prospect Street
Albert Jack
Capitol Averue
Frank Korder
Wordin Avenue
Charles Mihalek
Hallam Street
Notsy Sabo
Pine Street
Pope Pius Pleads for Christ Peace and Palestine
Rome December 11 Pope Pius voiced a plea for Christ peace in a consistory ceremony that created eight new cardinals. He condemned the idea of a Jewish state in Palestine under a British League mandate and urged full protection of Catholic interests there. Twenty two cardinals attended behind closed doors as red hats were bestowed.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Benedict XV
Westife
League of Nations
Palestine
Locatel
Nancie
Lisbon
Monsignor
Bon-Seano
Apostolic Delete
Washington
Tor
Milan
Churat
Lille
Mori
Cassnova
Spain
Pomignor Touchet
France
Father Ehric
Vatican
Connecticut man directs Irish bureau
Hartford reports Daniel McAuliffe, ex Hartford police detective sergeant, leads the Criminal Investigations Department of the Free State in Dublin. He has warned he may die for his stance as De Valera’s forces clash with the government, while his wife and son await word at Hartford.
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Hartford
Daniel McAuliffe
Ireland
Criminal Investigations Department
Free State
Dublin
de Valera
McAuliffe
Daniel McAuliffe, Jr
S. S. Cedric
O'Connell
Collins
Moellowes
Lfe
DeValera
Posse in Hunt for Assailant of Young Girl
Posses from Streetman and nearby towns scour the countryside for a Black man suspected of assaulting a young woman at an outhouse near her home. The incident prompted closure of businesses and schools as bloodhounds are brought in from Huntsville and fears of lynching rise if the suspect is caught.
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Texas
Dee
Hsbome
Huntsville
Fox In Greenhouse Sparks New Canaan Shooting
New Canaan Connecticut December 11 inward Thornton a wealthy resident and noted hunter saw a fox leap into the open greenhouse door on his estate He followed the animal with a shotgun into the greenhouse where the fox faced a mirror and attempted to attack its reflection The fox ears and tail brought no aid to its defense as Thornton dispatched the animal in self defense.
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New Canaan
Conn
Thornton
Rurmbornion
Locomotive Derails Near Port Jervis Killing Fireman
Fireman A L Storer died and Engineer Daniel F Regan was seriously injured when the Buffalo and Cleveland press train on the Erie railroad derailed at Tusten 33 miles west of Port Jervis. The wreck sent cars down a steep embankment. many passengers were uninjured or treated for minor injuries.
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Binghampton
N. Y
A. L. Storer
Daniel F. Regan
Buffalo and Cleveland Press
Erie Railroad
Tusten
Port Jervis
Regan
Storer
Susquesanna
Doctor Faces Parking Tag Grudge in City Court
Dr Isadore Yockelman of 2534 Main Street fought a tag incident when Patrolman Balinski placed a curb tag on his car for sticking out beyond 12 inches. He pleaded not guilty as the court heard testimony of a supposed grudge, with a prior parking fine for another case.
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Isadore Yockelman
Main Street
Balinski
Dr.Yockelman
J. O'Hara
Vockelman
Dr. Bernstein
Richard Swann
Bernstein
Oficer
Schwartz Garage
Once Insane Prisoner to Stand Trial
Louis Markus, 32, charged with assault with intent to kill, faces trial in the Criminal Superior Court after a prior insanity finding. He shot a fellow employee in November 1521 while working as a night janitor at the Security building and was briefly hospitalized, pronounced insane, then returned to jail as cured.
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Criminal Superior Court
Louis Markus
Markus
William Anderson
Fairfield County
Stanton
Dream contest winners to be announced tomorrow
The Bridgeport Times reports the dream contest concluded last Saturday. the Majestic Theatre plans a matinee and tonight's for sale presentation will be announced tomorrow. Contributions continue to rise amid the fire and dream contest donations from local residents.
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Bridgeport Times
Majestic Theatre
Becker Under Heavy Guard. Trial Delayed to Wednesday
The New York case of Abraham Becker charged with murder of his wife Mrs. Jane Becker was postponed to Wednesday afternoon. Bronx courthouse heavy with police, large crowd outside, 150 extra jurors summoned despite Becker’s attorney seeking a two week adjournment. Trial judge Gibbons refused further delay.
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New York
Abraham Becker
Jane Becker
Bronx County
Becker
Triis
Gibbps
Pisce
Reuben Norkin
Savage
Aie Gaa
Six Train Staff Hurt in Derailment Near Cobalt
Six dining car staff members, all from Montreal, were injured when four cars derailed from a Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railroad passenger train near Cobalt Ontario today. The accident occurred as the train derailed with six crew members injured.
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Toronto
Ont
Temiskaming and
Northern Ontario
Cobalt
Montreal
Cold Wave to Stay as New One Approaches East
Washington reports typical winter weather across the United States with record lows from Northfield Wisconsin to Edmonton Alberta. The weather bureau notes a broad cold wave spreading eastward and southward over the plains and central valley, likely reaching Atlantic and Gulf states by midweek with temperatures lower than prior in the season.
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Washington
Iter
United States
Weather Bureau
America
Northfield
Williston
N. C
Helena
Mont
Havre
Calgary
Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Alaska
de Bureau
Northwest
Plain States
Great Central Valley
Atlantic
Gulf States
City Attorney L oses Watch and Fraternity Pin
Police search city shops for City Attorney John A. Cornell s stolen watch and fraternity pin taken from a vest at his home on Main Street within the last four days. A thief smashed a Rogers Brothers clothing store window yesterday and stole an overcoat. Police warn shoppers to report suspicious activity as pickpockets are suspected amid holiday crowds. Asbestos mill and store shed at East Broughton Quebec were destroyed by fire causing about 200000 dollars in damage and loss of fiber.
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John A. Cornell
Main Street
Rogers Brothers
Board Ends Public School Physical Examinations
The Board of Education orders immediate cessation of all public school physical examinations that require disrobing except by a woman physician with a nurse present, under protective rules to be devised by the Board. Health officials and the superintendent were served notices, and the action follows protests in the Knick Tool district and by parents.
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Board of Education
Aci of Education
Theranuarie
Ecity
Board of Health
Education Board
William Zepp
Hoard of Health
G. E. Cortment
Paylor
Taylor
Hyel
William 41
Coon
Ban Pines
Zepp
Th Health Board
Health Board
Main Street of Described Twenty Fifties A Bridgeport Topic
The twenty seventh in the Do You Remember series by E E Sterling appears in another column of The Bridgeport Times. The piece discusses Bridgeport Main Street and focuses on 1850, offering historical and local personal interest for readers in Bridgeport and nearby areas.
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EE. Sterling
Bridgeport Times
Grideport
Mr. Sterling
Main Street
Bridgepor
Radio War Between Rival Churches Rages in Washington
Washington dispatch reports a radio dispute between two prominent churches, the Church of the Covenant and the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, over preaching times on identical wavelength. Each station refused to adjust, creating a noisy clash described as a glare of hiss and sputter. Sermons by Rev. Charles R. W. and Rev. Paul Wilfley aired amid uncertain reception, signaling a public broadcasting dispute rather than a theological clash.
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Washington
1. N.S
Church of the Covenant
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
W. J. H. Ter Go
W. D. Sf
Charles R. W. J. H
Vermont Avenue
Paul Wilfley
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Maryboro
Wyse Power
Free State Senate
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Free State Post Office Department
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Chile
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Ovalle
Coquimbo
Los Andes
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Ohar
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