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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
6
A historic ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver stimulant that clears indigestion and stomach trouble by restoring natural bowel function. The purely vegetable remedy is described as a substitute for calomel, with olive color and no harsh side effects. Prices listed at 15c and 30c.
In Buffalo on December 3 the inaugural public meeting of the American College of Surgeons' congress denounced efforts to restrict vivisection. Dr John B Deaver of the University of Pennsylvania said current animal experiments are as careful as human operations and urged opposition to legislation that would hinder disease battle.
Ballots cast in the Redding district probate judge election will be recounted in the superior court before Judge Willis Me Maltbie next Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. on petition by Jonathan B. Sanford. Frederick A. Judd, proclaimed elected, seeks to clear any doubt after 183 ballots were cast with 12 rejected. Sanford claims three ballots should have counted for him.
William Johnston of the International Association of Machinists charged railroads nationwide with wholesale dismissals of shop workers and with curbing in house work to outsource repairs at higher costs. He said the matter was sent to Bert M. Iswell of the AFL railway department, in Chicago for railroad labor board sessions.
Boston December 3 The federal council of the Churches of Christ in America holding a quadrennial meeting here received in May an appeal from the Gustaf Adler association of Leipzig on behalf of Protestant Christians in Poland seeking aid for greater religious freedom. It was submitted through Rev John Bailzer president general of the evangelical synod of North America.
Washington December 3 Secretary Baker approved the wage award for employees of the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company. He ruled the War Labor Board is an agency of the President and its findings bind the War Department.
Attorney Daniel Be Brennan has not yet finished compiling data as his client Joseph Mulvihill faces a violation of federal prohibition law. The material will be sent to Prohibition Commissioner Kramer in Washington when complete.
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