Mass man McNally stabbed in alleged Yale street burglary
Medford resident Thomas McNally was found fatally stabbed in the Yale street area during a burglary attempt at Dow residence. Police, Coroner Garlick, and Medical Examiner found multiple stab wounds and fragments of a bullet, with Dow claiming the shooting was a shot in self defense. Two accomplices fled in a Ford. detectives seek them and the weapon used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNally
Medford
Mass
Albert C. Dow
Yale Street
S. M. Garlick
John J. Phelan
Dr. Garlick
McNally
Don
Garlick
Chumber
Dow
Conamer
Iitting
Patrick McNally
Bridgeport
Winchester Arms Company
New Haven
Mc Nally
Harold Dow
Albert
Alfred Kornblut
Times
St. Vincent's
Very Uttle
Dows
Mable
Himpol
Wife suspects husband shot man then took his own life
Mrs. Magis fears her husband Lewis Magis shot William Anderson in a security building altercation and may have killed himself. Detectives found Magis missing from his home at Hostwick Avenue, leaving Anderson in critical condition at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Lewis Magis
William Anderson
Heardsley Aireet
Magis
Hostwick Avenue
Protest Against Injunction Made By Federal Judge
Indianapolis November 3 miners and operators clash over Judge Andersons injunction blocking the check off system and unionizing, signaling a broad but uncertain national coal strike with 350000 miners in 17 districts potentially involved. Reports note varying participation in Indiana Ohio and Illinois with 45000 Pennsylvania workers considered ready to strike.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
International
Frank Farrington
Illinois Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Robert R. Gibbons
Sinn Fein May Yield On Republic Demand
London reports Ulster counties Tyrone and Fermanagh may hold plebiscites to decide future status, seen as shaping Irish settlement. Despite cabinet note, obstacles remain as unionists resist compromise and census figures suggest Catholic majorities favor Sinn Fein.
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London
Ulster
Tyrone
Permenagh
Ieland
Sinn Fein
Edward Carson
Uister
Lloyd George
James Craig
Pitsmier
Die Hamis
Feermanagh
Pamanagh
Aldier
Blackmail or Favordom In City Tax Powers Editorial
A Times front page editorial argues that tax assessments fluctuate to pressure citizens and alleges the mayoral machine abuses power. It calls for new city leaders to reveal the extent of corruption over ten years of rule.
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Wilson
Were You On Payroll Of Big Manufacturing Corporation
The Republican Voters' League executive committee asks John T. King to answer sharply about his work with Bridgeport manufacturers and the sale and taxation of his garbage-collecting equipment. They press him to disclose campaign contributions, payroll ties, and the city’s assessment details, urging full public truth.
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Big Manufacturing Corporation
Republican Voters’ League
John T. King
Bridgeport
Conn
C. B. Wilson
City Hall
Bridgeport Sunday Herald
Guy P. Miller
Miller
Connors
Superior Court
Legislative Committee
Connora
Mr. King
King
Publc
Co.assticut
Cainnnot
Tae
Votsas League
Excused Jury Adjourns Civil Sessions Until Tomorrow
The jury was excused in the Common Pleas civil side. Judge John T Booth adjourned the court until tomorrow morning when a short calendar session will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tr. Booth
Striking Drivers Replaced at Borden Milk Delivery
Bridgeport reports 6000 quarts of Borden milk delivered this morning with 14 wagons and police protection. Non union drivers replaced strikers, unions balk at arbitration. Strikers meet in Park Theatre awaiting New York updates as Bridgeport offices stay guarded. Charles Pickard held on $500 bond for a fraudulent $50 check.
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Bridgeport
Borden
Stratford
Beardsley Park
Park Theatre
New York
Broad Street
Metal Trades Council
Main
Gilbert Sirects
Bilis Beck
Charles F. Turner
Borden Company
Turner
Charles E. Pickard
Eighth St. Elmhurst
S. 1
Bridgeport Trust Co
Taxing Power Controversy In Atwater Mayoral Candidacy
The Democratic mayoral candidate Fred Atwater through manager John Cornell challenged tax assessments and secured Certificates of Error for the Columbia Nut and Bolt Company. Tax officials lowered property valuations from 62 006 to 24 500 with appeals and pleas of inability to pay, while 1920 adjustments reduced assessments from 35 000 to 29 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Atwater
John A.cornell
Atwater
Democrate
Columbia Nut and Bolt Company
Board of Tent
Board of Belief
Warner Answers Campaign Fund Claim In Bridgeport
Dever H Warner, president of Warner Brothers, acknowledged contributing to the Republican campaign fund while denying any unusual or excessive support. He says his donation follows his regular pattern of contributions to both national and municipal campaigns and denies guaranteeing funds for the Wilson faction. The report cites a series of property tax reductions by officials and firms, including amounts tied to certificates of error. Democratic Town Chairman Cornell cites sixteen such certificates with reductions ranging from 21,700 to 233,815.
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Dever H. Warner
Warner Brothers’ Company
Bridgeport
Times
Mr. Warner
Wilson
Connor
Atwater Campaign Rally Set in Pembroke Districts
Voters in the Ninth and Tenth districts are invited to an 8 PM rally at St John’s hall Pembroke and Jane streets featuring Democratic candidate Fred Atwater and other city ticket candidates. A street parade led by Lawrence J. Gill will follow from East Main and Shelton Streets at 7 30 PM. Hugh J. Levery will chair the meeting. An English Literary club meets tomorrow at 10 AM at Andrew M. Cooper’s home 195 Brooklawn.
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Ninth
Tenth
Fred Atwater
St. John’s Hall
Pembroke
Jane Streets
Mr. Atwater
William W. Bent Thomas M. Culman
John A. Cornell
Francis Dunagan
Gilt and Hearn
East Main
Shelton Streets
Lawrence J. Gill
English Literary Club
Andrew M. Cocer
Brooklawn
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Voters’ League
Pennsylvania
Martins Weary
Gaylord No. 1
Southern Coal Company
Here
Columbus
Wtzuke
Feds
Lea Ball
Willim Roy
Treasurar
G. W. Savage
Ohio Tasted Mine Workers
Andeson
Waltersville
Fred Atweter
Er Offie
Pembroke Street
Iecest
Anna Slavin
Railroad Avenue
Mary Carr
Rita Mulsney
Austin Street
Republic
Mgr. Anwater
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