Jury Submits Plea for Clemency in Bozeman Case
A judge sentenced Lieutenant Fred C. Bozeman of the Burns detective agency to $300 fine and three months in jail for assaulting Frank Comm on June 5 in the police department rooms. Attorney Mahoney sought clemency, presenting a jurors petition urging mercy if permissible, while the appeal and stay motions were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Fred C. Bozeman
Burns Detective Agency
Frank Comm
Broadstreet
Police
Jeremiah T. Manoley
New York
Bozeman
North Avenue
Merning
Judgze Mahoney
Court of Common
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Ulegal
Charles G. Meeker
Randy Hook
fCoan
Charles O. Wheeler
Company Wins Contentions in Milk Pasteurization Case
New Haven, Conn. Nov. 30. The New Haven Dairy Co. won a Superior Court ruling by Judge James J. Webb over pasteurization rules set by the State Milk Board. The decision dissolves maximum heat degrees and sets a floor of 142 degrees for pasteurization while affirming that heat between 42 and Th degrees is permissible. The court backs the company on its claim that a policy dispute with customers should be settled between the company and clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New Haven Sairy Co
James J. Webb
Theuperior Court
State Ridk Board
Thempany
Me Combony
Ita
Busincen Polley
Death comes to Mrs McGuinness
Mrs McGuinness widow of Fames A McGuinness dies at home on Stratford Avenue after a long illness. A charter member of the Ladies Saint Vincent de Paul Society and active in the Queen’s Daughters, she also belonged to Park City Branch LCAAO and St Mary’s parish. Survived by four daughters Mary, Catherine, Agnes, Mrs Harold Couch, and son William, plus two sisters. Funeral from Stratford Avenue home and St Mary’s Church with burial at St Michael’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Butler
A.” “McGuinness
Stratford
McGuinnness
Ladies
Ariy St Vincent de Paul
Queen's Daughters
Mre McGolnners
Park City
L. C. Mo A
St. Mary's Parish
Mims
Mary J
Catherine A
Agnes
Harold E. Couch
Tne
William J
Alao Cwo
Catherine
Elizabeth Butter
Naushruck
Stratford Avenue
St. Mary's Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Ponzi Pleads Guilty Five Year Sentence
Foston records Charles Ponzi pleading guilty to mail fraud in a federal case arising from his Ponzi scheme. Judge Male imposes a five year sentence in Plymouth County jail after considering only the first count of a 43 count indictment. Ponzi’s counsel notes he reluctantly changed to a guilty plea amid counsel and family advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foston
Charles Ponal
Federal District Court
Plymouth County
Male
Ponzi
Daniel H. Coakley
Ponzie
Littleatian
Canada
Standard Oil of Indiana offers fifty fifty stock plan to 25000 employees
Chicago nov thirty A plan offers 12500000 dollars worth of stock to Indiana unit workers. employees with one year or more service may subscribe for stock equal to their annual pay. employees pay half the price while the company covers the other half. approval by Hinerhalder and a December date anticipated. other units may adopt similar plans. Moratorium extended in Cuba due to congress inactivity. president Menecat cites failure to convene as reason to extend the deadline to December thirty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Lr. W. Stewart
Hinerhalder
Standard Off Co
Marana
Cuba
Menecat
Japanese Will Not Seek Racial Equality at League Session
Three brief obituaries and two international notes: Burns & Bassick foreman Frank W. Richards, 61, died of heart failure at the plant in Woodbury area. funeral at Washington Avenue Methodist Church with burial in Woodbury. Northwest report from Geneva states Japan will not propose racial equality at the League of Nations session and will withdraw protest against annual meetings. Eugene Wilder Chapin, 68, Prohibition stalwart and twice Prohibition party presidential nominee, died in Long Beach due to complications from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Richards
Burns & Bassick Company
Uving
Atlantic Istreet
J. A. Maxwell
Hawley
Geneva
A. P
Assembly
League of Nations
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Committee
League
Executive Council
Council
Long Beach
Cal
Eugene Wilder Chapin
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
D'Annunzio Opposes Treaty and Rallys Fiume Forces
Nov 30 reports that Gabriele D'Annunzio's legionaries are stirred by his calls to "save Fiume" after Rapallo settled the Adriatic issue with Yugoslavia. He issues manifestos against the Rapallo pact and plans to conscript Italians ages 18 to 50 in Flame for the defense of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrile D'Annunzio
Rapallo
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo Slavia
D'Annunzio
T'Annunzio
Reception for Mrs MacSwiney in New York
Elaborate plans are being perfected to host a reception for Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork's late lord mayor and her sister Miss Mary MacSwiney in New York. The event responds to an appeal by the American committee on Ireland to witness conditions in Ireland. The woman's committee led by ex Congresswoman Jeanette Rankin will spearhead, with members from Boston Washington Baltimore and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
Mary MacSwiney
American Committee On
Ireland
Woman's Committee
Jeanette Hankin
Anna Withing
Boston
Julia Emery
Washington
William John S. Brown
Baltimore
Toscan Bennett
Hartford
Conn
Chemical Warfare Service Will Go Far To Avert War
Washington reports the Chemical Warfare Service will pursue aggressive deterrence to prevent hostilities, claiming the United States can outproduce any nation in chemicals. Gen Amos Fries, chief, outlined 28 experimental projects including shells, fuses, smoke devices, and incendiaries. Edgewood Arsenal stores about 11 million pounds of toxic substances and 288,500 gas shells in permanent storage, with additional quantities elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Warfare Service
Washington
United States
Hostitles
Eriz
Amos A. Friez
Secretary of War
Police
Sala
Edgewood Arsenal
Who Is He With A Classic Distinctive Profile
A call asks for written identification of a man described as having a classic and distinctive profile. He allegedly runs a very large enterprise. The notice promises a $1 reward to the first person who mails the correct identification to the Times office.
Times profile identifications by residents
Geauldig of 251 Hanover street identified the profile in The Times as J. J. Lowenthal of the Lowe Shirt Shop at 4 50 p m. Miss Emily Robinson of Harvard avenue correctly identified Saturday’s profile as Charles Schietinger for Kelless Mfz and Sales Co State street. the timing was slightly later this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Geauldig
Hanover Street
Times
J. J. Lowenthal
Lowe Shirt
Emily Robinson
Harvard Avenue
Charles Schietinger
Kelless Mfz. & Sales Co
State
Bolling testifies against bribery charge before Walsh panel
R Wilmer Bolling, brother in law of President Wilson, denies on the stand that he traded for shipbuilding contracts or received any part of a 40 000 dollar fee. He says a 600 dollar payment in 1918 was profit for building a house and he questions a 1 000 dollar fee. He cites meeting a Mr Craner and interceding with secretary Lester Sisler to aid shipment of bending roll machinery. He calls Fuller’s claim that he received a check from Sands absolutely false and demands Sands produce all checks to Bolling since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Macgriff
SNS
New York
R. Wilmer Bolling
Wilson
Walsh Congressional Committee
Wallace Downey
Wallace Downey Shipbuilding Corporation
Tucker K. Sands
Bolling
Sands
Shipbuilding
Craner
Lester Sisler
The
Shipping Board
Benjamin ¥. Fuller
Washington
Sand
Daniels Files Answer In Cable Case Near Miami
Secretary of the Navy Daniels filed his answer in the District Supreme Court to Western Union Telegraph Company’s suit seeking to stop him from interfering with laying cables across Biscayne Bay near Miami Florida. He said the government policy is to prevent foreign monopoly cables touching United States shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniels
District Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Fla
United States
Judge Narrowly Escapes Death on Berlin Turnpike
Hartford Nov 30 Judge John P Kellorg of Waterbury escaped serious injury when his car collided with a horse drawn vehicle and a truck on the Berlin turnpike four miles north of Meriden. The car plunged 25 feet, struck a tree, yet Kellorg remained uninjured and reached Hartford court only minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
John P. Kellorg
Waterbury
Berlin
Meriden
Kellogs
Diplomat May Attend Obregon Inauguration In Private Capacity
Washington reported that George T. Summerlin Charge D Affaires at Mexico City was told by the State Department he could attend President Obregon's inauguration tomorrow only in an unofficial, private capacity. The instruction aims to permit him to accept the invitation from the Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
State Department
Alvaro Obregon
Summeriin
Fires Rage And Shooting Breaks Out In Cork
Dublin reports a fresh wave of arson and violence in southern Ireland after the Kilmichael ambush that killed 16 Auxiliary police and wounded others. Fires burn Sinn Fein club and city hall in Cork, banks are attacked, looting occurs, and residents flee as troops patrol County Cork. The Cork City Hall blaze and multiple incidents drive business to a standstill with vast property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macroom
Sinn Fein Club
County Cork
Dublin
Heart of London
Daniel O’connell
N. S
Ireland
Kilmichael
Auxiliary Police
Sinn Fein
Cork
Cork Fire Breade
Cork City Hall
City Hall
Sinn Fein Bank
Harcourt Street
MacCoom
Hayes
Dublin Castle
London
Mayor Away Commission Can Not Act On Bridge Bid
The East Washington Avenue Bridge Commission met in the mayor's office but postponed when the mayor failed to appear. Four bids were received for removing and selling the old bridge, two from local contractors and two from outsiders. Secretary Poland said the mayor should preside at the next meeting to decide the contract, likely after the mayor returns from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Avenue Bridge
New York
Bridgeport
Maurice McKenna
Suit Filed Against City Over Bicycle Accident
Ruben Sekelsky acting through attorney David A. Cronin filed a $10,000 claim against Bridgeport for the death of his son Joseph. The boy died after being thrown from his bicycle at a railroad crossing on Barnum avenue near the Graphophone Company East plant on October 5. The petition alleges city negligence in road bed repair, claiming an auto truck from Cudahy Packing Company caused the track to spring, throwing the boy off his bicycle and leading to his death shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Sekelsky
David A. Cronin
Bridgeport
Joseph
Barnum Avenue
Graphophone Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Joseph Dred
iMoulders Sued for 15000 in Bridgeport Case
Local Union No 110 and nine individuals are named defendants in a 15000 damage suit filed in superior court by Pequonnock Foundry Inc of Bridgeport. The complaint alleges a conspiracy to force cancellation of contracts with General Electric and notes a plant protest and alleged intimidation and assault of workers. Plaintiffs identify defendants James Brown Cincinnati John Dunn New Haven Arthur Burns Frank Kosen Mie Smith Jon Kvaras Julius Grolock Joseph Dudrick John Matsrua all of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Moulders’ Union of North America
Pequonnock Foundry, Inc
Bridgeport
Fomdtry
General Electric Company
Worl
James Brown
Cincinnati
John Dunn
New Haven
Arthur Burns
Frank Kosen
Mie Smith
Jon Kvaras
Julius Grolock
Joseph Dudrick
John Matsrua
Princess Troubetzkoy Says She Married for Love
Princess Troubetzkoy formerly Princess Troubetzkoy and famed Red Cross nurse says she married Captain Schutz for love and will not contest his divorce suit filed in Green Bay Wisconsin. He alleges she has another husband living in Victor-Turin New York state. She is convalescing in Montreal after a nervous breakdown and recalls her social prominence after fleeing Russia during the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Wallace S. Schutz
Troubetz- Koy
Red Cross
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Schutz
Victor-Turin
Imper
Ial Guard
New York State
America
United States
Naval Hospital
Washington
Ex Empress Augusta Victoria in Critical Condition
Doom Holland Nov 30 Augusta Victoria former German empress is gravely ill with a heart attack and high fever. She is semi conscious as Frederick William the former crown prince rushes to her bedside from IV residence at Wieringen to visit her again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doom
Holland
Augusta Victoria
Frederick William
Ivs
Wieringen
Appointment stirs as a Democrat named to Streets post
Mayor Wi appointed Frederick Schrieber a Democrat, a Street Department foreman, as temporary Superintendent of Streets to succeed the late Thomas J. Cunningham. Critics say the post should go to a Republican and warn the move could advance Mayor Wilson’s Elks ambitions. Meanwhile Lolgsmachback of Route 35 West irt faced City Court over a trolley collision claim after a car struck a passenger. the motorman testified the vehicle passed only after a warning was ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schrieber
Thomas J. Cunningham
Schreiber
The
Elks
Wilson
Lolgsmachback
West
Irt
Brewster Street
Fairfield Avenue
Mackback
Weather Update for Bridgeport and Connecticut
Unsettled weather with light rain tonight and Wednesday across Bridgeport and vicinity. Cloudy unsettled conditions extend across Connecticut with occasional rains, moderate variable winds. Western storm shifts slowly over Missouri while rain area advances from Illinois to Ohio. No low temperatures reported. overall unsettled conditions with little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
Gulf
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Mrs. McGuinness
Marie Williams
Philips
Peter E. Treadway
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry T. Pierce
Philadelphia
E. W. Chapin
D’annunzio
ST Machback
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