Eclectics fight license revocation in Connecticut appeals
Connecticut doctors appeal revocation of medical certificates arguing due process was violated. Briefer contends notice and hearing were lacking, board actions based on alleged fraud not proven, and that constitutional protections require proper proceedings before removing licenses.
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Anthony Campo
Modestino Coppola
Samuel Lerner
Williama Levy
Etumar A Mower
Willam Feldman
State Eclectic Board
State Eclectic Society
St. Louis College of Physicians and Suaceons
Feldman
Robotic Board
Adcox
Sachs
Eclectic Board
Adox
James E. Hart
Bridgeport
St. Louis College
Eclectic Medical School
St Louis College
Middlesex College
Samuel Posner
New Haven
Ralph F. Lone
Terryville
Ernest C Simpson
Brown
Wo F D Kilpatrick
Mm Pehels
A C S von Sassenhofen
William D MacCormick
Raymond Pri
Necticut
General Assembly of
Connecticut
United States
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examinning Board
State Department of Health
James E. Hair
Ralph L. White
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examining Board
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examining Bona
Alcor
Hartford
Prisqoe
Connecticut Medical Examining Board
Aolly
Nao
Anyvision
General Assembly
State of
Vaud
Superior Court
Rogues Gallery Drives Plan Aimed at Prohibition Offenders
Washington police will place major liquor charge suspects into a rogues gallery with fingerprinting and photography to aid investigations and deter violations. Major Edwin B. Hesse says such records discourage rum runners who often turn to broader crime. The program, tested at a convention, reportedly reduced liquor trafficking as officials noted rioters avoided the rogues gallery.
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Washington
National
Edwin B. Hesse
Hesse
Setling
Llegal
Violatoio
Mosquito Plague Worst in Years Hits Bridgeport Area
Heavy July and August rains have boosted mosquito breeding in Bridgeport and nearby towns. The wettest August on record through yesterday drives a larger pest population, with 5.56 inches of rain this month per observer Willam J. Meline. Malaria cases remain low due to water conditions, while New Haven acts on drainage work including trenches and park area improvements with a 12500 appropriation.
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Bridgeport
Willam J. Melin
Stratford
Fairfield
Westport
New Haven
Husband Kills Wife and Visitor on Porch in Marianna
In Marianna Arkansas on August 24 Ed West and Mrs Vennie Yarbrough were shot to death on the front porch by a man who then surrendered, claiming I killed them. The suspect, William Yarbrough, husband of the victim, confessed to deputy sheriff F A Cray after the double shooting.
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Mariannina
Ark
Associated Press
Ed West
Vennie Yarbrough
Hunter and Havens Buy New Business Expansion
Hunter and Havens bought a new $500,000 business in 2026 from Lyman A Smith, sole owner. Smith becomes manager of the machine tool part, with Purinton and Smith largely retained. The Bridgeport partners plan direct operation from Bridgeport and Hartford branch is undecided. New lines may be added as the venture develops.
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Hunter and Havens
Lyman A Smith
Havens
Smith
Purinton and
Bridgeport
Hartford
He Bath
Hunter and Hav
Toxemia Booster Warns Against Summer Poisoning
A health notice warns that toxemia causes fatigue nervousness and a coated tongue. It promotes Partola a laxative and internal antiseptic sold by druggists for cleansing lingering wastes and restoring energy with a nightly dose, claiming quick relief and renewed pep.
Hunter and Havens Steel Firm Formation and Legacy
Eng is a major New England steel and iron dealer formed in 1888 by Havens Colonel S Hunter and Henry D Patchen. After Patchen died the firm became Hunter and Havens. R L Hunter, son of a founder, was admitted to partnership following another death.
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Eng
New England
Havens
S. §. Hunter
Henry D Patchen
Patchen
Hunter
Purinton and Smith Firm Absorbed by Hunter and Havens
The Hartford firm Purinton and Smith, handling amenities of goods and houses, is absorbed by Hunter and Havens. The merger gives Hunter and Havens broad coverage of Purinton and Smith’s portfolio, which included more than 100 houses in Hartford.
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Purinton and Smith
Hartford
Hunter and Havens
Purinton and
Smith
Machinery and Metalworking Services Highlighted in Catalog
A listing describes distributed centering and a wide array of metalworking and shop machinery. It mentions slings, keyseat ing, marking, nibbling, pointing, polishing, riveting, cold and band saws, hacksaws, sheet metal work, screw slotting, surfacing, swedging, tapping, pipe threading, and woodworking equipment, plus pumps, presses, forges, furnaces, compressors, grinders, lathes, and motors.
Why We Must Continue to Earn a Fair Return
The Connecticut public relies on us for fast reliable telephone service and forward planning. To keep high current service and meet future needs we must continually build facilities and deploy new equipment. Building this plant requires more investor capital, we must offer security to attract funds and provide investors a fair return on their money through revenue from services.
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Connecticut
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Bumsteads WormSyrig
Voorhers
M.D
Ment
James T. Moran
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Southern New England Telephone Company
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