Death List Ireland Nears 45 England Should Return Germanys Colonies
Paris reports strained Anglo French relations postwar with French leaders urging England to concede on treaty terms. Former President Poincare and Reymond Reboully fault England for delaying revisions to Versailles and for seeking allies to press France. They cite wartime frontier plans and the Anglo Franco American defense pact as unresolved tensions.
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Inreland Nears
England
Germany
Poincare
Eagland
France
Versaille
M. Poineare
America
League of Nations
Reymond Kecouly
Marshal Foch
M. Reoouly
Wilson
Rhine
United States
Liquor fines mount for local saloonkeepers in City Court
Police report a rising total in fines and forfeitures for saloonkeepers arraigned on liquor sale charges. Seven defendants faced penalties, with amounts ranging from 75 to 150 dollars, lifting the three day total toward about 2800 dollars.
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John Kukanas
Gremory
Lafayette Streets
David Wichinsky
Grand Street
John McDonough
Miner Buckley
Henry Stark
Samuel Frankel
Morris Cohn
Mayor's Forces Win Tight Board Battle in Orange
In Orange New Jersey on November 24, the Board of Aldermen election ended 12 to 10 for Mayor Wilson’s ally Ralph T. Beers over Town Chairman John A. Leonard’s Edward T. Hamilton. A hoped pledge to caucus discipline failed to pass. Edison, ill with a cold, remained home a day or two to avoid relapse.
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Wilson
John A. Leonard
Ralph T. Beers
Edward T. Hamilton
Beers
Hamilton
Charles Ross
Page
Orange
N. 3
Thomas A. Edison
Wizard of Electricity
Pimes Not Printed On Thanks Serving Day Custom
A note explains that the Pimes will not be printed on Thanks Serving Day. The church or event organizers remind readers of a printing pause and meal or service schedule to follow.
Two Boys Sought By Local Police In Moore Vanishing
Stratford police continue search for Kenneth Moore 15 who vanished after a morning high school session. His father Mr Moore aids in the inquiry as investigators chase last clues amid ongoing bafflement.
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Moore
King Street
Stratford
Kenneth Moore
Young Moore
Man Charged With Driving Without License
Patrolman John MacBride stopped Isadore Stark at the Congress and Main corner after Stark drove in a zigzag course and nearly struck the officer. Stark, 28, of Cleveland Avenue, was arrested for operating a car without a license and fined in City Court by Judge Wilder with costs. He was cautioned to obtain a license before driving in the future.
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John MacBride
Congress and
Main Streets
Isadore Stark
Cleveland Avenue
Jitney Drivers Fined In City Court Ruling
Jitney driver John Hattakis of 7 Arch Street received a 50 dollar fine plus costs for reckless driving in city court with Deputy Judge Frank L Wilder presiding. fellow jitney operator Andrew Grohel of 284 Cottage Street paid 10 dollars and costs after arrest in the same case. A traffic officer testified the pair raced jitneys on Stratford Avenue endangering passengers. Separately United States Senator McCormick of Illinois sailed from New York to Europe to convey Senator Harding's views on the League of Nations to government chiefs, a Geneva report says.
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John Hatjakis
Arch Street
Frank L. Wilder
Andrew Grohel
Cottage Street
Hattakis
Grohel
Stratford Avenue
Paris
United States
McCormick
Illinois
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Harding
League of Nations
Geneva
Echo de Paris
Assembly of the League of Nations
Paying Board Grants 8000 to Jacques for Gilman and Davidson Sewers
Bridgeport's Paying and Sewer Commission voted to reimburse Louis Jacques Construction Company 8000 claiming losses on the Gilman and Davidson streets sewers. The Jacques claim followed earlier bids by T J Pardy Company, which forfeited 10000 on a cancelled South End sewer project and had that deposit returned. The commission also awarded the Black Rock Pumping Station contract to the Sanitation Corporation of New York City.
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Paying and Sewer Commission
Eleemosynary
City of
Bridgeport
Louis Jacques Construction Company
Gilman and
Davidson Streets
Jacques Company
T. J. Pardy Company
South End
Paving and Sewer Commission
Pardy Company
Black Rock
The
Sanitation Corporation of
New York City
Thanksgiving dinner costs rise in Chicago and New York
Chicago estimates place a Thanksgiving dinner about one dollar higher than in 1919 as grocers report rising prices with turkeys at 57 cents per pound, up from 50 cents. In New York turkeys jump to 65 cents per pound amid plentiful supply, prompting critics to blame consumers for willingness to pay higher prices. In Connecticut, Harry Hadajian, 2½, is sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $5 for kicking his mother.
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Chicago
New York
New Britain
Conn
Harry Hadajian
Soviet Emissaries Plan Unemployment Driven Revolution
Washington Nov 24 Soviet authorities estimate six million unemployed, and a Third Internationale envoy has been sent to organize Soviets in the United States. The plan is to form trade soviets and unite the revolutionary movement into one fighting body to incite an armed revolt. Officials said the Soviets hope to arrive in December and work with the Communist Party, but precautions are being taken to bar the organizers from entering the country.
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Washington
Moscow
Third Internationale
United States
Communist Party
America
Internationale
Asquith Seeks Pacification Move in Commons
Former Premier H. H. Asquith announces he will move a Commons resolution this afternoon denouncing Irish outrages against the British army in Ireland. He condemns Sunday's assassinations but decries reprisals by British officials and urges immediate pacification. two people died at Cork today.
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Earle C. Reeves
International News Service
London
TH. Asquith
Hous of Commons
Ireland
Cork
Identify the Bridgeport man famed for McCormack admiration
A Bridgeport man known for one enthusiasm is sought by The Times readers. The winner must write and mail the identification. Fred Downs recently announced a correct guess of Geo. H. Peck of Peck & Lines, with several others who were also right.
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Bridgeport
John McCormack
McCormack
Connecticut
Fred Downs
H. L. Blackman & Son
Geo. H. Peck
Peck & Lines
Middle Street
Suessen
M. J. O'Rteilly
James Street
George B. Clark
First National Bank
Hugh F. Keegran
Colony Street
Charles Lioce
Lafayette Street
Marie Sheridan
Noble Avenue
A. W. Snertin
Washington Avenue
Raymond Murtha
Revere Street
Louis DeCarlo
Hamilton Street
BR. F. Hinckley
Connecticut Avenue
W. 5. Wills
Think Girl Hit By Automobile
12 year old Dora Camba of 107 Bond Street was seriously injured by an unidentified automobile at the corner of Boston and Helen streets. Two men who found her took her home then to Bridgeport hospital where she remains confined but not in serious condition. Police and investigators seek the car and driver as witnesses fail to identify the vehicle or license number.
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Dora Camba
Manuel Camba
Bond Street
Bridgeport
Bureau of Investigation
Torday
Orner
Boston
Helen Streets
Berkshire Avenue
Hallett Street
Guity
Plant Closes for Inventory and Wage Reduction
The Columbia Graphophone Mfg Co will close at 5 pm today to take inventory and implement a wage readjustment. Reopening is set for Wednesday at 7 18 am with new schedules aimed at matching fall commodity prices and improving business conditions.
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Columbia Graphophone Mfg. Co
Roberts
The
Times
T Mant
Ventory
Statements On Killing Conflicting In Hospital Death Scene
The dying statements of Udolt Meunier point to a deliberate shooting by his boarding mistress Victoria Friberg, while Friberg and her son Robert claim the act was accidental. Neighbors and officers testified at Coroner Phelan's inquiry in the case at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Udolt Meunier
Railroad Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Victoria Friberg
John J. Phelan
Meunter
Robert
John F. Bronsora
264 Mountain
Scouts Visit Roosevelt Tomb In First Pilgrimage
Bridgeport Boy Scouts join New York delegation for a 11 o’clock pilgrimage to Theodore Roosevelt’s tomb at Oyster Bay led by National Scout Commissioner Daniel Carter Beard. Gerald S Pratt directs local staff and master volunteers to ensure boys’ safety. Round trip fare is $2.00. uniforms required. buses depart 7:00 a.m. from Security Building. report by 6:45 a.m. Friday. Madrid selected as 1924 International Postal Union congress site in Stockholm.
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Bridgeport
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Lexington Avenue
4Th Street
Daniel Carter Beard
Gerald S. Pratt
Barnum
Scout
Mr. Pratts
Inspecion
Toolan Quigley Wedding Set in Albany New Jersey
Owen Toolan a prominent real estate broker and Mary E Quigley milliner announce their marriage to be held tomorrow at Sacred Heart church Albany NJ. Father Toojan will officiate with only immediate relatives present. The couple, lifelong friends from St Marys parish, reside at 716 Park Avenue and Park City council member.
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Owen Toolan
Eity
Mary E. Quigley
Cty
Newfield
Sacred Heart Church
Albany
Francis Toojan
St. Marys Parish
Michael Kelly
Park Avenue
Toolin
Park City
Knights of Columbus
Saving Souls Not Lucrative Job
New York reports Reverend Robert Rein, 58, of Jamaica Long Island after 31 years in religious work says saving souls is not lucrative and places ads seeking any honest work. He notes he converted the late Buffalo Bill and other famous circus figures and would sling dishes in a restaurant if needed.
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New York
Robert Rein
Jamaica
Buffalo Bill
Sie
Weather forecast for New Haven and Connecticut
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday in New Haven area with cloudy skies and no temperature change across Connecticut. A storm near Halifax produced rain and high winds along the Atlantic coast, while Lake region and New England see clouds with snow flurries or rain showers.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Halifax
Nova Scotia
North Athletic
Lake Region
New England
Montana
Maine
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Asquith
Times Office
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Mrs. Friberg
Roosevelt Tomb
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Madrid
Stockholm
International Postal Union
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Thomas Hogan
Baltmore
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Cambride Md
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