Gambling charge ties three at Howard Clinton Denver
Defendants George King at 948 Howard Avenue John Hanley 120 Clinton Avenue and John Sullivan 108 Denver Avenue were held for gambling and failed to appear in court with bonds forfeited for Hanley and Wing. Sullivan paid a fine. Poste named assistant in city health department to become school physician in Fairfield with duties starting next school year. Building materials scarcity in Hankow China impacts production in producing provinces. News from New York Times.
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George King
Howard Avenue
John Hanley
Clinton Avenue
John Sulivan
Denver Avenue
Hanley
Wing
L. «. Poste
City Health Department
Fairfield
Poole
Hankow
China
New York
Modifies rules on sale of drugs in Washington
Hundreds of letters from incurable and aged sufferers urged change to narcotics rules. Commissioner Roper instructed collectors to allow prescriptions by reputable physicians for life sustaining drugs. Previous guidance banned drugs used to satisfy cravings. Collectors warned to prevent abuse by unauthorized persons.
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Roper
Washington
Aub
Internal Revenue
Postmaster Greene Nominated Again for Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport postmaster Charles B. Greene was named by President Wilson for a new four year term. Hugh Hearn of Naugatuck was also sent to the Senate for confirmation. Greene was first appointed in 1915 with a term starting February 4, 1915, his first term ending February 4, 1919, and he has held over since pending Senate action.
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Charles 8. Greene
Wilson
Bridgeport
Hugh Hearn
Naugatuck
Senate
Greene
Food distribution planned at Springfield Armory center
The U S Army Quartermaster Department will distribute surplus army foodstuffs in Springfield Wass pending legal objections. Distribution will follow the plan of the state commission led by Major General J P Sherburn with the city hall basement serving as the distribution center for all who wish to obtain the food.
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Springfield
Wass
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Quartermaster's Department of the
United States Armory
Special State Commission
J. P. Sherburn
City Hall
Cemetery closes to Hungarian communist leader Tibor Szamuely
The Wiener Neustadt Jewish cemetery board in lower Austria refuses burial for Tibor Szamuely, the Hungarian communist leader shot while attempting to cross the Austrian frontier.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Wiener Neustadt
Lower Austria
Tibor Szamuely
American Envoys in Omsk for Conference
Morris the American ambassador to Japan and Major General Graves, the American commander in Siberia, arrived in Omsk at ten o clock for talks with all Russian government officials. They visited the foreign affairs ministry and Admiral Kolchak, head of the Omsk government.
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Omsk
Associated Press
Roland
Morris
Japan
William S. Graves
Siberia
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Admiral Kolchak
Pershing Awards Eight More Distinguished Service Crosses
The War Department announced General Pershing awarded the Distinguished Service Cross to eight American Expeditionary Forces members. Recipients include Captain Wilman C. Hendler of Philadelphia and Lieutenant Henry M. King of Greensburg, with several sergeants and privates named from Pittsburgh, Newark, Glencoe, Rankin, Braddock, and Spartansburgh in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
War Department
Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
Wilman‘c. Hendler
Philadelphia
Henry M. King
Greensburg
Morgan K. Harris
Newark
Charles L. Inks
Addison Street
Pittsburgh
Alvey Co. Martz
Glencoe
Anthony Fiorenting
Rankin
John G. Belko
Braddock
Clayton
B. Skiff
Spartansburgh
Four Held on Bonds in City Robbery Case
Judge Bartlett found probable cause in City court yesterday for Joseph Morandi of North Adams Mass John Harris of Norfolk Edward Jones and William Bradlow of this city in connection with the Edwards Hendricks robbery last Sunday night. Each was ordered held for the Superior court under bonds of 2000.
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Judge Bartlett
Joseph Morandi
North Adams
Mass
John Harris
Norfolk
Odward Jones
William Bradlow
Edward Hendricks
Superior Court
Case of Bessie Link Held on Threat Charge
Bessie Link of 497 Bostwick avenue faced a charge of threatening to kill Jariie Vince of 422 Spruce street if she did not quit work at the Columbia Grapho phone company amid a strike. The case was adjourned to today under bonds of 60 dollars.
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Bessie Link Breld
Bessie Link
Bostwick Avenue
Jariie Vince
Spruce Street
Columbia Graphophone Company
Woman Struck By Motorcycle Off East Main Street
Mrs J Palopius of 43 Malden Lane was knocked down and injured by a motorcycle while boarding a trolley on East Main Street yesterday. The rider escaped before being identified. She received treatment at a nearby doctor's office.
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Malden Lane
East Main Street
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