Josephine Lillis Named Successor to Mabel Goodman
Josephine Lillis named successor to Mabel Goodman as supervisor of social service work in the Charities department. Goodman resigns effective June 15 to become assistant to Victoria Larmour at the Catholic Charitable Bureau. Lillis, a trained nurse, has served in the department for years and led medical social service for the past year.
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Ming Josephine Lis
Char, Fies
Aliss Mabel C. Godman
Niss Godman
Lillis
Miss Godevin
Miss Godman
Victoria Larmour
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Social Service Division
Cherides Department
Ivas Ita
Ehor Miable Cirplog
Council of Socitl Agenc
Wages Must Come Down Warned By Coal Operators
New York April Antra reports operators reiterate wage cuts as key condition for signing a coal contract ending the strike. Spokesman Warriger says wage reductions are necessary to prevent price increases and maintain sales, noting consumer resistance to current costs and production suspensions.
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New York
Anthracite
D- Warriger
Lawrence Strikers to Confer With Employers
Lawrence Massachusetts April 21 Striking operatives of the Patchogue Plymouth mills elected representation to confer with mill management on settlement terms. In accord with the plan of the citizens committee named by Mayor Daniel W Mahoney workers from other mills will meet tomorrow and Sunday to name representatives. Delegations from workers of each mill will meet the agents or owners of their plants Monday.
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Lawrence
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Patchogue -Plymouth
Representatioe
Citizens ‘Committee
Daniel W. Mahoney
Hartford Lawyer Charles H Owen Dies at Home
Hartford April 24 Charles H Owen retired lawyer and writer died at his home. He graduated from Yale in 1860 and Harvard Law School in 1863. He served in the Civil War with a heavy artillery unit.
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Hartford
Charles H Owen
Heon
Yale
Harvard Law School
Ehavy Artilery
Milford Board Backs Health Officials Over Devon School Vaccination
Milford April 21 Milford Board of Education held a special meeting to back health authorities in closing the Devon school to unvaccinated pupils. Dr J T Track Dr Stanley Osborne and others outlined legal measures while Devon residents with ties to the American Medical Liberty League considered testing legality. A Milford High sophomore Francis Mazeau was reported. Taylor Memorial and Central Grammar School were closed to aid unvaccinated persons under health officer orders.
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Board of Education
Devon
Milford High School
Miford
J. T. Track
Stanley Osborne
Hartford
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
J. Frederick Baker
New Haven
Wealth Oflcer
W. S Putney
Devon Age
American Medical Liberty League
Irving Elson
Bydgeport
Hducation Hela
Taylor Memorial
Brn
Grameiwr
Spring Gall Beats Gold Wave By Four Points
A spring-like day brought a four point win for Spring Gall over Gold Wave. The afternoon hit a high near 60 degrees above zero, then cooled to 42 by midnight amid rising wind and later calmer conditions. The forecaster predicted fair weather today and Sunday with a gradual temperature rise.
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Spring Gall
Gold Wave
Senate demands full oil lease information from Tall
Washington April 21 The Senate moves to compel Secretary Tall to disclose full details of oil leases tied to Naval Reserve sites in California and Wyoming. La Follette introduces a resolution seeking the leasing claim, lessee names lease dates property names terms and rents.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Pall
Naval
California
Wyoming
Senaifor la Follette
Tall
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash Faces Possible Death
Dropmie Davis, 19, of Munt- Infion read, remains in critical condition at Bridgeport Hospital after a morning auto accident. William I. Dervis was riding with her when the car wrecked, causing Davis to sustain serious injuries.
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Dropmie Davis
Read
Nichols
Bridgeport Hospital
William I. Dervis
Yastert
Woman in Temple accident remains unconscious after crash
Displaced by a turnpike incident north of Brig Ports, Diisy Davis was buried beneath the car and suffered a severe head injury. She had not regained consciousness and may die as of early today.
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Jon
Nichols
Brig Ports
Diisy Davis
Stolen Opium Shipment Tied to Brooklyn Robbery
In Willamsburg Brooklyn a seizure disrupted an opium shipment valued at $10,000. A suspect forced a taxi driver into a cab and transported him to an alley where the theft occurred. Police are investigating the Brooklyn incident as part of a larger wholesale gang operation.
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New York
Willamabuns
Brooklyn
Hong Island City
Passenger prefers night in cell over taxi fare ordeal
A report notes Antone Ferotte of 16 Highland Avenue, Gridweport, South Norwalls, chose a police cell over a $5 taxi fare claim. The unusual demand followed an arrest for a dogs limit violation after exhausting seven patients and a arrest confinement.
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South Norwalls
Antone Ferotte
Highland Avenue
Gratin
Local disputes and criminal charges in city court
Frank Pucone of Sour Norwalk seeks police help to press his money claim against Cigotte who remains unyielding. Mrs. Nichols faces serious charges over conduct of the house amid illness delaying proceedings. Fath er Alves, 20, reports alleged improper management and temporary proprietor questions. Milk dealers Kovacs and White dispute to be heard in City court. Key 20g was arrested last night on a warrant alleging assault.
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Alvye
Frank Pucone
Bouton Street
Norwalk
Cigotte
Bureau of Investigation
Stephen Kovacs
Columbia Court
Solomon White
Jackson Avenue
Mrs Luke Nichols Held For Trial In Police Raid
A Tesork operation at 4g Cahimbus place run by Mrs Lahr Slekols was shut down after a police raid. She was arrested yesterday and the establishment had more than 100 visiting men in a week, per police records.
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Cahimbus
Lahr Slekols
Yeaterday
Celambur Place
Twenty seven parkers arrested during the day
Twenty seven parkers were arrested yesterday for violation of the twenty minute parking law. Within the last day eighty eight motorists have been arrested under the ordinance. Dennis Kelly, city dealer of weight and measures, the only driver arrested, protested paying one dollar in the big case. Prepared in court yesterday, terms. He was discharged after it was shown he parked a city owned vehicle to transfer official business.
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Parkers
Dennis Kelly
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