Judge Halts Lawyers Dispute In Cozza Case Trial
A tense proceedings in the Common Pleas court as Judge Walsh presides over the Lt Fred A Bozeman assault trial. A heated clash between Judge Mahoney and Prosecutor Huxford over Cozza’s record dominates the session with lengthy legal wrangling and questions about prior arrests. The jury awaits further testimony as the dispute continues.
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Bozeman
New York
Huxford
Cozza
Fred A. Bozeman
Burns Detective Agency
Frank Coxza
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Judge Mahoney
New York City
Fred W. Huxford
Walsh
Alexander L. DeLaney
Mahoney
Connecticut
Credabil
Moore Boy Missing After Railroad Station Ticket Request
Kenneth Moore 15, Stratford, missing after a boy described as him asked a Mennilia youth to buy a half fare New York ticket at a railroad station office. Police verify sighting at Connecticut Company viaduct waiting area. nationwide photo broadcasts planned as family pleads for clues.
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Kenneth Moore
George Moore
Stratford
Bureau of Investigation
Police Department
Robert Mennila
Moore
Benham Avenue
Mennilia
Sean Smeetes
Middle Street
Young Moore
New York
Mennila
Connecticut Company
Fairroad
United States
Civil War Terminated in Russia
Moscow reports an end to the Russian civil war as Soviet army victory over General Wrangel in Crimea signals decisive success. General Brusiloff, veteran cavalry commander and adviser to the People’s Commissariat for War, analyzes Wrangel’s limited role and Polish ties. He notes Wrangel could not triumph alone and France abandoned him after the Poland conflict.
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Moscow
Bterlin
Russia
Wrangel
Crimean
Brusiloff
Brusilof
Kerensky
Poland
France
Washington invites British officials to testify on Ireland
The American committee investigating conditions in Ireland announced it invited Sir Hamar Greenwood Home Secretary for Ireland Sir Edward Carson and Sir John French to Washington to hear their views and assess the Ulster minority and military administration perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingwn
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Edward Carson
John French
Washington
Bke
Edward
Harding Lands At Christobal Harbor
President elect Harding and Mrs. Harding arrived at Christobal harbor aboard the Parismina at eight this morning. The city decked in gala attire hosted a touring reception as the couple docked an hour later. Tomorrow they plan a Panama Canal boat ride and a courtesy call on President Porras.
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Aboara
Patwanns
Harding
Parismina
Christobal Harbor
United States
Panama Canal
Porras
Fines Imposed on Liquor Men Reach $900
Bridgeport police liquor squad reports six to eight violators detained with intent to sell over two days. City Court fines total $900 with bonds forfeitures and multiple defendants. Two-day tally shows about 38 arrests and cumulative penalties near $3,000 as authorities step up enforcement. Defendants include Moonlight restaurant proprietor George Diambrosia and saloon owner Charles Ison with cases continued. others fined or bonds forfeited.
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Bridgeport
Flanagan
Frank L. Wilder
George Diambrosia
Moonlight Restaurant
Elm Street
Charles Ison
Cannors Street
Frank Eropsco
Railrosa Avenue
Joseph Hunyadi
William Street
Atherine Norgiansar
Fast Main Street
G. Russo
Noble Avenue
Michael Kintor
Pembroke Street
Steve Kovars
Seaview Avenue
City officials wary of Chamber of Commerce probe
City officials say they fear an unnecessary expenditure from the Chamber of Commerce investigation into the city administration. City Clerk Robinson pledges cooperation and openness of city books, while criticizing the Chamber for broadcasting detrimental ads and straying from the motto Be For Bridgeport.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robinson
Bridgeport
Ask America To Confirm Disarmament Program
Geneva report says the United States will be asked to confirm the League of Nations disarmament program when completed, regardless of U S membership. Delegates see American confirmation as essential to a feasible world disarmament plan, with Britain and Japan favored in draft. The final wording may take a year, as the problem remains complex and U S public opinion could curb a larger navy.
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International News Service
Geneva
United Stat
America
League
Committee On Disarmament
United States
Assembly and
Council
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
Essential Germany Should Join League
Geneva November 23 Lord Robert Cecil urged that Germany must be brought within the League of Nations at the earliest moment. He warned the League cannot be perfect while any civilized nation remains outside and noted his role in shaping the League with President Wilson. Cecil, attending as South Africa's representative, is a key founder of the League of Nations union in Britain.
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Geneva
League Nations
Germany
League
Robert Cecil
League of Nations Assembly
Africa
Wilson
League of Nations’ Union
Great Britain
Lora Robert Dee
Turn Lefkoff's Offer Down
Hugh J. Lavery acting as Special Commissioner of the U S Bankruptcy Court adjourned the involuntary bankruptcy hearing for Max Lefkoff a dealer in mens furnishings at 1370 Main Street The creditors led by Solomon Badesch of Boston and New York firms argued Lefkoff acted to defraud creditors by turning the store over to Adolph Bezon and mortgaging it for 4000 Lefkoff through De Forest Klein filed a voluntary petition offering 10 percent cash and 15 percent deferred payment which the creditors refused and the involuntary proceeding remains stalled pending the voluntary action developments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Lavery
U. S. Bankruptcy Court
Max Lefkoff
Main Street
Solomon Badesch
Superior Knitting Mills
Boston
The
Sweet, Orr Co
New York
Stanley W. Blum Co
Lefkoff
Adolph BeZon
BeZon
Lefkof
de Forest & Klein
Who is he a distinctive Bridgeport family owner
A terse puzzle item asks to identify a person described as belonging to an old Bridgeport family and owning a business not on Main street. The Times Of Mics invites written identification by mail, promising a small monetary prize to the first correct entry.
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Bridgeport
Main Street
Miss Lebowe's Answer Right Miss Dina Lebowe Corrects Quiz
A Bridgeport quiz item notes that only one of many provided answers is correct. Miss Dina Lebowe offers the right solution while RL Munson, treasurer of Bridgeport Gas Light Company, was previously credited for the pro life or lighting problem remark, showing his limited knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dina Lebowe
RL Munson
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Bridgeport
Motive questioned in Hubold Meunier shooting case
Police investigate motive after Hubold Meunier was shot by Victoria Frieberg who confessed to firing the .32 caliber Iver Johnson pistol. Meunier died at St Vincent's Hospital after antagonistic statements from Frieberg that jealousy sparked the incident. Frieberg faces first degree murder charges, held without bail as her son, a material witness, supports the accidental discharge story. Coroners and detectives inspected the crime scene as Meunier's body awaits burial in Hartford.
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Hubold Meunier
Victoria Frieberg
Meunier
St. Vincent's Hospital
Potters
Broad Reet
Mayor APT to Control Caucus in City Hall Tonight
The mayor is expected to control the Republican caucus of aldermen at City Hall tonight with Ralph T. Beers likely to be named president for the coming year. Town Chairman Leonard may back Alderman Hamilton, while Charles Ross, a waiter and singer, is the probable page candidate. The mayor’s allies met at noon and showed confidence in securing the caucus majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Beers
Leonard
Hamilton
Charles Ross
Page
No more bouts in state armories in New Jersey
Governor Smith announced a definite decision to end boxing bouts in state armories after a conference with Adjutant General Berry. National Guard officers had opposed holding bouts in armories since the Walker law's inauguration.
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Albany
Njov
Smith
Ral Berry
National Guard
Dublin Ireland Sealed Under Wide Military Dragnet
Dublin braces for security sweep as police and troops tighten roads to the city after gunfire that wounded 14 officers and officials. Sinn Fein clashes flare in Millstreet and Killenaule. three constables die near Dromelang. UK officials seek leaders of the Lloyd George assassination plot.
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Ireland
County
Cork
Scotland Yard
Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Blais
Millstreet
County Cork
Sinn Fein
Sinn
London
Scotlandd Yard Secret Service
Iife
Llood George
Dublin Castle
Lloyd-George
Highest Tide Havoc Strikes City Waterfront
A northeast gale and perigee tide caused one of the highest tides in memory. Docks and low ground along the Connecticut shore flooded, cottages along Milford and Myrtle Beach meadows flooded, and the Yellow Mill Bridge draw crippled by flood. Tugs Weatherbound. no shipping in the Sound. Boston and surrounding coast towns suffered sea inundation and port disruption. A rat infestation in East Norwalk drew forces of constables and hunters to purge the rodents, with gunfire and many rats killed but hundreds escaping to cellars.
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Connecticut
Milford
Myrtle Beach
Yellow Mill
Pridge
Charles McWilliams
New York
R. M. Waterman
New London
Connecticut Co
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Boston
Foston Harbor
East Norwalk
Investigating Pierce Death In Philadelphia Factory Chief
Philadelphia authorities continued their inquiry into the death of Henry T. Peirce eastern manager of Insley Manufacturing Co. His body was found with the head crushed by an iron wrench in the rear of his office. Police traced his movements to 10:30 PM Saturday night but no clear solution emerged. They believe the killing occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday as indicated by the body’s condition.
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Philadelphia
Henry T. Peirce
Insley Manufacturing Co
Trunk Line Railroads oppose New England plan
Trunk line railroads of the Central Atlantic division oppose the Interstate Commerce Commission plan to alter joint rates. Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad says he is not authorized to fix rates. Frank H. Alfred notes New England roads face tough finances but are not uniquely worse. L. F. Loree points to high passenger share in New England and urges careful commission consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Moore
Mrs. Moore
Shinston
Central Atlantic
Interstate Commerceian
Samuel Rea
Thennnsylvania Railroad
New England
Rea
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Frank H. Alfred
Pere Marquette
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson
Loree
Brother Also Spurns Cash
Cambridge, Mass. Nov 22 Harvard sophomore Hamilton Garland, son of James A. Garland, follows his brother by refusing his million dollar share of the estate when he comes of age. He says he will not accept the legacy, citing equality and a desire for simple happiness for himself and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Garland
Hamilton Garland
Harvard
James A. Garland
League Consider Armenia Mandate for U S Aid
Geneva reports say the League of Nations assembly may propose the United States accept a mandate for Armenia with the league covering all expenses. The move aims to reduce friction among European states by placing the mandate abroad.
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London
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
League
United States
Armenia
Plebiscite on Return of Ex-King Set for December Fifth
Athens November 28 Venizelists announce they will not participate in the plebiscite on the return of ex King Constantine scheduled for December fifth. Special Cable to the I N S and the London Daily Express.
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I. N.S
London Daily Express
Athens
Constanttine
Weather Update for New Haven and Connecticut
Fall tonight and Wednesday with colder temperatures. Winds shift to northwest, diminishing tonight, then fresher northwest winds by Wednesday. High wind warnings shown along the coast. Risin this after noon and Wednesday. Coastal area to see stronger winds and cooler conditions.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
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DeLaney
Frank Cozza
Moore Boy
Greenwood
Christobal
American Commission
Jane Addams
Chicago
Frederick C. Howe
W Reveteran D. G
Hollingsworth Wood
U&u
Pierce
Almana
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