Delegates Latly To Sail Home
Washington December reports the international conference on limitation of armaments progressing toward goals. The four power covenant among United States Great Britain France and Japan pledges mutual respect of insular possessions in the Pacific for ten years, foreshadowing abrogation of the Anglo Japanese alliance upon ratification.
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A. P
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Hughes
Pacific
Briand
Clue Found In Death Of N Y Doctor
New York police have few leads in the fatal shooting of Dr Abraham L Glickstein in his Brooklyn office Saturday night A worn scarf dyed skunk and a .32 caliber revolver bearing the number 226049 are the only tangible clues The killer concealed the weapon in the scarf then fled Three waiting patients did not notice the crime Fingerprint attempts on the revolver failed as it circulated among others The motive may involve an old love affair though the doctor was married with three children A nurse Dr Glickstein certified for overseas service during the war is among those questioned but he took no fee.
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New York
Abraham L. Glickstein
Brooklyn
Chidren
Glickstein
Cogswell Elected to Banks Committee
At the Savings Banks Association of Connecticut executive meeting in New Haven on Saturday R. W. Cogswell of City Savings Bank was elected to the Banks Committee. Attendees from the city included Willis H. Lyon Morris B. Beardsley Philip Holzer Samuel M. Hawley and Mr Cogswell.
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Savings Banks Association of
State of Connecticut
New Haven
R. W. Coggswell
The
City Savings Bank
Willis H. Lyon
Morris B. Beardsley
Philip Holzer
People’s Savings Loank
Samuel M. Hawley
Bridgeport Wings Bank
Mr. Cogswell
Prisoner Wounds Trusty in Jail Murder Attempt
Louis Forte a Bridgeport trusty and head hall man at the county jail was wounded by John Crato also of Bridgeport a narcotics offender. Crato attacked with a sharp instrument inflicting a serious temple wound and Forte was sent to St Vincent's hospital. Crato placed in solitary confinement as authorities prepare possible murder attempt charges.
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Louis Forte
Bridgeport
County Aeu
North Avenue
John Crato
Bridgcort
Forte
J. H. Finneran
St. Vin
Lindsey Makes Insanity Plea In Jail Escape Case
Prisoner Lindsey 18 and two accomplices fled Fairfield County jail on August 21. Lindsey, arrested in Springfield Mass on weapons charges, was ordered committed to Bridgewater State Farm for a 30 day observation after claiming insanity. If found sane later, he faces Springfield City Court for sentencing and return to Sheriff Pease. Mitchell remains at large, DeAndre is in France.
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Frank Lindsey
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Bridgewater
Lindsey
Shneon Pease
Fairfeld County
Charles Mitchell
Theodore DeAndre
DeAndre
France
Mitchell
Sherif
Pease
Dawes Theatre to Open This Evening
Mayor Fred Atwater and city officials have been invited to attend the opening of Dawe's theatre on State street this evening. A box is reserved for city fathers as Bridgeport welcomes the new playhouse with an elaborate program of motion pictures and musical specialties.
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Fred Atwater
City oM-cials
Dawe's
State Street
Bridgeport
Peace Pact Mirrors W J Bryan Treaties
In a Washington report dated December 12, the four power Pacific treaty drew praise from Senator McCumber and other lawmakers for aligning with Bryan arbitration precedents. They noted it follows the spirit of the Bryan treaties with Britain, France, and Japan, yet offers a collective assessment mechanism among all four signatories. The debate anticipated swift Senate ratification.
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Washington
Willam Jennings Bryan
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Iel
Froreign
United Stat
Urges Return Of All Subsidiary Properties To New Haven Road
Attorney General Daugherty opened an inquiry in Hartford into the New York New Haven & Hartford subsidiary holdings. He aims to decide if returning trolley assets in Connecticut and Massachusetts and the Boston & Maine stake to New Haven stockholders is wise. Company officials argued for return, citing no Sherman Act violations and noncompetitive status of the holdings.
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New Haven Road
Hartford, Conn
Daugherty
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
New Haven
E. J. Pearson
Edward
Ing
New Heaven
New Haven Road Securities
Boston
Yap Cable Never Opened Denied by State Department
Washington December 12 A formal denial says reports that the Yap Guam cable was sabotaged within the past week are false The department states the Yap Guam cable formerly German owned has never been opened since seizure when taken from Germany Negotiations with Japan for opening the cable during the armament conference were not consummated and no opening occurred.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Japan
Ballots Used As Evidence In $300 Bribe Case
Ballots from the elections of the Board of Aldermen president were seized by Prosecuting Attorney E Earle Garlick as part of the bribery inquiry involving Alderman Walter J Hartnett. City Clerk Francis P Dunnigan delivered the ballots, and Garlick conferred with Democratic Town Chairman John A Cornell while State's Attorney Homer S Cummings planned a further step.
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Board of Aldermen
E. Earle Garlick
Walter J. Hartnett
Francis P. Dunnigan
John A. Cornell
Garlick
Edward T. Hamilton
Hartnett
Homer S. Cummings
Bridgeport
Stat
Old King Turkey May Be Spared By Mr. Harding
Washington December reports indicate the White House turkey known as King Turkey may again receive a Christmas reprieve from President Harding. The bird, a gift from a Chicago girls club, has become a pet, fed by the President and seen roaming the White House grounds. King Turkey was spared on Thanksgiving and may be kept as a permanent White House pet.
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Turkey
Mr. Harding
Washington
OM King
White House
Harding
Chicago
Last Official Welcome To Allied General Hartford
Hartford will welcome Ferdinand Foch marshal of France and hero of the allied armies in World War I when he stops thirty eight minutes tomorrow in the States capitol. This will be the last official welcome by an American city before he leaves for France on the liner Paris next Wednesday from New York. His special train arrives at Union Station at 12 02 p m and will depart at twelve noon the thirteenth. Thomas M Bannigan national vice commander of the American Legion received word yesterday that the marshal would be in the capitol. He with State Commander C W Seymour and Col Earl D Church will meet the marshal's train at Springfield and accompany the party to Hartford.
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Hartford
Ferdinand Foch
France
States Capitol
Paris
New York
Union Station
New
Thomas M. Bannigan
Capitol
C. W Seymour
Earl D. Church
Springfield
Foch
Hartfor
Marshal Foch
General Desticker
New Clues In Radom Case May Solve Mystery
Coroner Dr. John J. Phelan announced a 24 hour delay in the conference with Maze Police and Fairfield authorities to discuss the mysterious death of Dr. Elizabeth Radom. New evidence shows she rode a trolley to Fairfield, possibly spent time at Fairfield beach before taking poison, likely cyanide, injected via hypodermic.
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John J. Phelan
Maze
Toone
Elizabeth L. Radom
Bostwick Avenue
Fairfield Beach
School Board Row May Be Settled Out Of Court
New York December reports that shipbuilder Charles W. Morse returned to America amid a Washington probe. In Florida, a Board of Education dispute paused as Democrats and Republicans prepare for a Friday hearing on quo warranto and mandamus actions to oust a president, fill a vacancy, and compel school management.
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Haines
Work Begins to Raise S-48 Submarine
The firm of Sercax and Chapman of New York started raising the S-48, which sank off Pen last Wednesday. A medic arrived Sunday, then left to begin work. The submarine will likely be towed to a dry dock in New London or New York, as local facilities are undersized. Robert McAllister and John Glen of Bridgeport Towing Co. assist in the operation.
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Sercax and Chapman
New York
Free Gas Fraud Fines Levied in Bridgeport Court
Louis Snow and Maurice Simmone of 2608 North Avenue were arraigned in City Court on charges of defrauding Bridgeport Gas Light. Both admitted attaching a rubber hose to meters to obtain free gas. Snow fined 40 dollars plus costs. Simmone 25 dollars plus costs. said hose attached yesterday due to no gas flowing.
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Louis Snow
Maurice Use
North Avenue
Bridgeport Ga Light Company
Snow
Simmone
Belgians oppose Loucher push on indemnity rights
Brussels officials state they will vigorously oppose Louis Loucher's effort to persuade Belgium to forego priority rights to German indemnity. They insist on strict execution of the Versailles treaty.
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Brussels
Louis Loucher
Belgium
Versaillen
Blue Ribbon Case Again Before Court
Civil suits involving Blue Ribbon Garage, Fainfield avenue, and Abraham Hagler of New York City, seeking damages over 200000, return to Superior Court before Judge Frank D. Haines. Hearings halted due to attorney illness. final arguments expected tomorrow over Packard bus contracts and alleged late delivery impacting a New York franchise. Hagler’s counsel includes DeForest & Klein, Shapiro & Shapiro. Blue Ribbon is represented by John Smith and Gould & Gould.
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Blue Ribbon Garage Company
Fainfield Avenue
Abraham Hagler
New York City
Superior Court
Frank D. Haines
Solomon Badesch
Hagler
Packard
New York
Blue Ribbon Company
Badesch
DeForest & Klein
Shapiro & Shapiro
Abram Fratag
Garnashee
Blue Stibbon Company
John Smith
Gould & Gould
Damages Sought in Suit Over Child’s Death After Crash
John Sedlack of Barnum Avenue sues Dora Bradvein Waterbury claiming $10,000 in damages as administrator of five year old Joseph Sedlak Isiled estate after a Buick Sedan allegedly operated carelessly on Barnum Avenue on September 28 causing the boy to be severely injured and die several hours later The car is attached as partial security for the suit and the matter reflects an automobile collision case in Waterbury.
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John Sedlack
Barnum Avenue
Dora Bradvein
Waterbury
Joseph Sedlak
Bradhvein
Despondent Man Ended Life by Freight Train Tragedy
Kalmen Medve a 38 year old carpenter from Fairfield Hawley avenue leapt before an eastbound freight train 200 feet south of the Tin Bridge at 7:80 this morning and was killed instantly. He left home for work earlier and had recently burned through a four family house and 390 in cash while losing all possessions in the blaze. Police say he was despondent over property loss and money and had told friends he would end his life if not for his children.
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Kalmen Medve
Hawley Avenue
Fairfield
Mogene
Medoe
Mount Vernom
Andrew O'Connor
New Haven
Hala Polics
Medge
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Alien
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Curley
W. J. Bryan
Andrew Korkas
Hemlock Street
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Bolles
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Wah Long
Long
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Morse
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Charles W. Morse
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Edward F. McGovern
Owen Burns
Lynn W. Wilson
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