Insurgent Leaders Agree to a House Armistice
Washington dispatch reports insurgent and regular Republicans in the House agreed to an armistice allowing the 68th Congress to organize. Gillett of Massachusetts would be restored as Speaker, paving the way for Coolidge to deliver the annual message. Longworth led the talks, with Nelson, Woodruff, La Guardia, and others. the pact preserves insurgent free action on amendments and sets a phased rule adoption timeline. Garrett leads in balloting as the insurgents maintain voting strength against Gillett with Democrats backing Garrett.
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Coolidge
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Ohio
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Nelson
Wisconsin
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Michigan
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Garrett
Tennnesses
Gilet
Bootlegging King and Co-Defendants Guilty
Emanuel Mannie Keasler King and six co-defendants were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to violate national prohibition laws and related offenses. Four others were found guilty of conspiracy, three acquitted. Names included Morris Sweetwood, Murray Birnbaums, Morris Becher, Joseph Sox, Marc Aron, Millard Mirenberg, Albert Block, Jack Goldman, Rey Katz, and John Maxwell. Roswell Saver and Ab Yoplive acquitted.
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New York
Emanuel
Mannie’ Keasler
King
Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
Tax Abatement Matter To Lay Over For Time
Mayor William Behrens said he will let the matter lay over for a while and will decide after further talks with the Manufacturers' Association. A summit was planned but postponed in light of a letter from the committees. The Manufacturers' executive committees were to be briefed on the tax situation and options. The city will not pursue radical outlays or wage improvements at this time.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Anusteru Snek
Gots
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Mehveruve
Kreys
Aewie
Calvin Coolidge Favored In South Dakota Primary
The South Dakota delegation backed Calvin Coolidge over Hiram Johnson in a state party convention ballot. A rising vote later confirmed Coolidge and Johnson were the clear favorite choice for the Republican presidential nomination, with Abel Abigsrud chairing the session.
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South Dakota
Republic
Hiram Jotzon
California
Coolidge
Johnson
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Aa. O. Abigsrud
Liteon
Former secretary of rubber co charged with theft
A former secretary of a rubber company, Ney Fose, faced an indictment for theft involving 817,000 dollars. The case centers on forged signatures and misappropriated shares, tied to Antonio and Shy Mus and Company offices. Investigators linked the theft to forged certificates and possible depositor collateral, with grand jury testimony continuing.
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Vila
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Aju Hubber Company
Altonio
Texas
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Antonin
Shymus and Company
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New York Underworld Reemerges in Double Killings
Disorder and vengeance grip New York as blackhand activity reappears. The cobbler Dominick, his family slain, and another man killed in Brooklyn highlight a wave of organized crime. Police pursue suspects Anthony and Joseph Miresio while a second victim's body is found near Suuut File woods, tied to extortion and gang violence involving forged papers and a $15,000 loot.
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Buc Yomtnie
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Lim
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Joseph Miresio
Meriden Elects King As Mayor For Third Time
Meriden re elects Ketes T. King Democrat as mayor in the city election today with 5321 votes, besting Wales and De Bun. Republicans win most aldermen seats. Wheatley named treasurer, Wusterbarth comptroller. Hampered by fragmented figures, Paghe keeper returns, and education board members elected, while a constitutional amendment on governor veto powers passes.
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Woman Sues Mother-in-Law Over Marriage Strains
A contentious divorce case in St. Louis features Mrs. Murrill G. Barker suing her mother-in-law, Mrs. Barker, alleging fifty thousand dollars in damages over ongoing family disputes. Testimony included sharp exchanges and denials about marital harmony and past accusations, with court interruptions and cautions from Judge Brown.
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St. Lewi
Mee
Tay ML Barker
Norttadh
Fae Opaniig
Venterdus
Macnhige
Leg M. Davie
Ventes
Mixed Claims Commission awards near three million dollars
The Mixed Claims Commission grants totaling nearly 3 million dollars to various U.S. and German claimants for losses in the war. Awards include payments to several firms and individuals, with officials Chandar Anderson and Wither Mienenbach noted as commissioners.
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Moehi
Denman-Amer
Lee Tata
Tor & Efamny
Mary
Ryass- Joy
Flakabacher Chemital
Coward
Tolwlig
Vlanng
Amerlasm
Geum
Manvel
Ching
Wid ‘Thoms
Baran Eae
Ice Is Secret of Actress Beauty
New York actress Doe divulges a beauty secret during rehearsal for a spectacle, claiming fragrance and breath control as the key. The interview with a reporter reveals a purported routine and the idea that calm timing and posture preserve beauty amid the glare of fame.
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Actress’ Beauty
New York
Doe
Dur
Cooper
Igna Manners
Waltine
Ashe
GOP backs Connor for post office job
A Republican slate backed Connor for the post office after months of maneuvering. Arthur F Contiar, Merritt in Washington, pledged to support the committee’s choice and intent, while other nominees faced objections from rival factions.
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Washington
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Greang
Woodrow Wilson
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Tne
Charles PF. Greene
Archin
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Ty Orton
Court to decide rating of osteopath
Court will determine whether osteopath is a competent physician or surgeon as claimed by a party in a recent filing. The issue centers on credentials and proper designation affecting a related medical matter and its legal implications.
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George Ob Ghandier
Sheenuet
Maussy
Buekten
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Walmart
Andens
Keeler Former Lt Governor Dies in Norwalk Home
Dee d Keeler prominent Republican of Ridgefield and Norwalk, former lieutenant governor and longtime businessman, died at his daughter Inez Brown’s home at age 77. Born in Ridgefield he moved to Norwalk as a child, rose from grocery clerk to grain merchant, and served as Norwalk mayor before consolidation with South Norwalk. He remained active in banking and Masonry. Continued on page 16.
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Hawin Olmatoad Korler
Tinsetty
Inez Brown
Ayiedier
Latte Bounty Ridgeties
Lo Somvalle
Keeler
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Geveral Suns
Newis UN AameTites
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Norhwalk
Ithe Ely
Norwalk
Keeler Ant
Hospital Board Ousts Romeo as Head at Lomedom Hospital
The Gelumbus hospital board voted to remove De Posidaies Rie mes, head physician, whose license was revoked by the State Health Board. Henry N. McCathran stated the directors view Romeo's case as a personal matter with the electic board. Public Health Council action followed, revoking Romeo’s license along with 17 others, without altering the hospital’s leadership.
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de Posidaies Riemes
Institutin
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N. McCathran
Romeo
Electic
Public Health Council
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Metethros
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Schermann Clears Mrs Hall and Mills in Murder Case
Prominent expert Schermann absolved Mrs Hall and Mills of guilt in the double murder, stating lack of knowledge and insufficient evidence. He analyzed a photograph and handwriting, arguing earlier theories were unfounded and noting his doubt about alibis and motives in the Brunswick tragedy.
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Mrs. Hall
Mills
Barred Physicians Prepare Legal Challenge
Local physicians whose licenses were recommended for revocation by the State Health Council say they will sue. They claim they were not notified of the revocation action until late at night and expect notices to arrive soon. Dr. Sealoro Vorhelman said he will fight to the end, questioning why he should not continue practicing medicine.
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Hfealth Council
Sealoro Vorhelman
Medical Probe and Public Disputes Across State Fields
A chaotic report lists medical revocations and privatization hints by state officials while local committees prepare tests and hearings. It notes legal acts, court cases, and political names amid references to health, education, and county matters.
Demand for Further Revocation of Licenses on Wednesday
Governor confers with Alcorn and Holden to push additional license revocations on the Eclectic Board. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday and signals a renewed push to revoke licenses amid ongoing regulatory actions.
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Holden
Connecticut Revokes Licenses of 18 Eclectic Doctors
Hartford December 4 The Public Health council in a special session revoked the licenses of eighteen eclectic doctors at the request of the Connecticut Eclectic examining board. The move completes the first official stroke against unqualified medical practice in the state. An attorney’s affidavit alleges each practitioner fraudulently obtained registration certificates. Names tied to the cases include George Smeliffe of Colonia Farm Norwich Nathaniel McGarthy New Haven Rudolph Bollmeeter Westport and others in Bridgeport Stamford Windsor Norwalk New Britain Stratford Stonington Waterbury and Groton. Legal action and further revocation measures are anticipated.
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Stratford
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Joan Burns Dies After Illness at Fast Side Home
Joan Burns, lifelong Bridgeport resident, died after an illness at her East Main Street home. She was a communicant of Charles Church and member of several fraternal groups. Survived by multiple daughters, a son, brothers, and a sister. funeral arrangements announced with services in Bridgeville and St. Michael’s Cemetery.
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Tore
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Tix
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