Prosecution Targets Unblanketed Horses on City Streets
Connecticut Humane Society agents led by Alexander Howell announce strict enforcement of a rule against leaving horses unblanketed in cold weather. Violations incur penalties under 1911 animal neglect laws, with drivers or owners liable for action after more than ten minutes exposure. A. Gardner of New Haven visits Bridgeport to discuss cases under investigation.
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Connecticut Humane Society
Alexander Howell
a _ S.A. Gardner
New Haven
The
Connecticut Society
Bridgeport
SILLIMAN CHAPTER TO ENTERTAIN A Y ARCHITECT
The Mary Siliman chapter and the D. A. R. met at the Hotel Stratfeld to plan Chapter Day on January 20. Arnold Brum er, a New York architect, will speak on City Planning and a visit by the Local Planning Commission is planned. Notable guests include Mrs. Sarah Kinney and several former regents. A hospitality committee was appointed and Miss Margaret Henry gave an address on Tennessee mountain whites. Tea was served.
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Mary Siliman
D. A. Ry
Stratfeld
Arnold Brunmer
New York
Jocal Planning Commission
Sarah ‘T Kinney
Laidlaw Buel
Frederick H. Stevens
John R. Woodhull
Margaret D. Delacour
Frank T. Staples
Frederick A. Strong
Tennessee
Margaret Henry
Maryville, Tenn
Robert B. Hard
Mary
Louise Peck
Fraternal News Election of Scottish Clans Officers
Clam Campbell No 2 elected officers for the Order of Scottish Clans at a meeting last evening. Officers include Chief Alexander Kerr, past chief Andrew Park, tanist Charles Morison, chaplain Geo Pear son, secretary Pyrette Tapp, treasurer William McNancleton, and other posts. Latter Aubury No 3 met at Hibernian ball with officers named, and the auxiliary elected Mrs J Whaley as president and several other officers. Also noted were reports of aeroplanes seen at a May Spain meet.
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Clam Campbell
Order of Scottish Clans
Alexander Kerr
Andrew Park
Charles Morison
Geo. Pearson
Pyerette Tapp
Park Street
Robert Brown
William BM. McNancleton
Cellor Benchman
Alex McPherson
Piper
John Robertson
Standard
Alex Lawson
Jot Japp
Irving T. Nettleton
M.D
Alex Bell
Aubury
A. OH
Hibernian Ball
Lizte Street
Mooney
Cave
Mra
J. Whaley
B. F Clark
Jeanvette Hay
Beesie Muldoon
Mary Cotter
Elsie Ray
Mistrematanms
William Langhammer
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Paris Bars Hat Pins in Public Cars and Theatres
Paris city authorities issue an ordinance by Prefect Celestin Heanoin banning hatpins with unprotected points in public places such as street cars omnibuses subways theatres and expositions after several hatpin related injuries and blinding incidents were reported, making it a misdemeanor to violate the rule.
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Paris
Celestin Heanion
Use Leg Bone to Mend Broken Back, New Britain Man
Wilson Hancock, former Jamestown piano player, is in New Britain with a broken back awaiting a surgical graft. Doctors plan to remove a bone piece from his leg to transplant into his spine to save his life. The injury followed an accident at Canajoharie, New York, and Hancock has lived at home in a steel-supported back. A previous report notes wage growth in Victoria, Australia, rising about 25 percent over two decades.
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New Britain
Conn
Wilson Hancock
Motion Picture
Jamestown
Hancock
Canajoharie
Post Graduate Hospital
New York Cty
Magerk
Pop
Mr. Magerk
Eny
Witl
Mexiko
Thares
Ritchie Favored In Bout With Murphy
Willie Ritchie faces Harlem Tommy Murphy tomorrow in a light weight title bout on the marathon route in San Francisco. Ritchie holds the height, weight, reach, and age advantages, with Murphy relying on past surprises like Wolgast defeat but favoring the California challenger. Also noted are rumors of a 20 round title bout with Pat Brown and a Brown victory over Hughey Mehegan, plus Dundee and White rising as 132-pound contenders.
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SB. Andrews
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Tommy
Ritchie
Willie
Ad Wolgast
Coast
California
Lkely
Joe Rivers
Leach Cross
Pat
Brown
Australia
Hughey Mehegan
Charlie White
Johnny Dundee
New Orleans
Dundee
White
Lif&t
First Aid Remedy Mentioned for Wide Range of Ailments
An advertisement touts a remedy claimed to treat throat infections bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back pains sprains sore muscles chilblains frosted feet and chest colds. Available in 26c and 56c jars with a large 2 50 size. Money back offer and mail order for nonlocal druggists. Claims pneumonia prevention and includes a testimonial from J Horlick of West Philadelphia.
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Murterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Horlick
West Philadelphia
Weighty bids loom for middleweight clashes abroad
The piece details Jeff weighing in as a top 158 pounder heading to Sydney to face Eddie McGoorty in Australia while rivals like Jimmy Clabby Jack Dillon George Chip and Frank Klaus may clash at home. Clabby proposed odd bouts including a 145 pound catch weight and a 153 pound title bout for a $5000 side stake, all amid talk of 20 round matches and big purses.
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Weight
Georges Carpentier
Antipodes
Jeff
Sydney
Eddie McGoorty
Australian
Jimmy Clab
McGoorty
Australia
Jimmy Clabby
Jack Dillon
George Chip
Frank Klaus
Chip
Clabby
Dillon
Teems
Packey McFarland
Spiegel Leads All Players In Scoring This Season
Washington Pennsylvania December reports John Spiegel of Detroit left halfback for Washington and Jefferson leads the nation in individual points for the season. Spiegel scored 127 of W and J s 347 total points and played in every game except the Yale tie. Coach Folwell calls him the marvel of the football year and praises his impact on the team s success.
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Washington
John Spiegel
Detroit
Washington and Jefferson
United States
Spiegel
Navy
Mt. Union
Folwell
Walter Camp
Exeter Sends Seven to Yale in 1920s Football Ties
Exeter will send seven football players to Yale next fall. Capt. Kelley of Mercersburg and Comerford Black McGrath Bolton Neal Bingham are among the seven to join Yale, with possible addition of Tom Enright. The group is praised as a strong, versatile unit likely to bolster Yale’s freshman squad and future teams.
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Exeter
Yale
Elia
Kelley
Mercers
Derg Academy
New Haven
New Haven College
Comerford
Black
McGrath
Bolton
Neal
Bingham
Erfdiron
Tom Enright
Fall River High
Worcester Academy
Harvard
Cambridge
Enright
Brickley
Tto
Former barman rises to new role in mission work
In Bridgeport Christian Union chapel two anniversaries and a farewell mark the night. Assistant Superintendent Harry Kratzig resigns to enter broader work, with offers from Newark and New York churches. He began as a top bartender before finding faith at Jerry McAuley mission three years ago, guiding “down and outs.”
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Bridgeport Christian Union
Bank Street
Harry Kratzig
William Holmes
Kratzig
Newark
N. J
New York
Jerry McAuley
Water Street
Waldorf-Astoria
First Baptist Church
The Angty Lovy opens in Paterson amid quarrel
A new rival Hungarian paper in Paterson named The Angty Lovy debuts after founder Isadore Lovy split with a former employer. The launch signals a local press shift as Lovy seeks reader attention and market space among existing titles.
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Angty Lovy
Paterson
Isadore Lovy
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