Revocation of Cotner's License No Surprise
Stratford readers learn that a jury inquiry into medical ids asks Eclectic Medical Examining Mogrd to urge revocation of Dr. George W. Cotner's license. The prominent Stratford doctor had featured in local education debates and was linked to past Eclectic practice and hospital staff appointments.
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Cotner
Astratford
Mogrd
George W. Cotner
Sestratford
Fphis
Thetratford Board of Educa
Levit
3 Gord
Celtioapital
Bridgeport
Ythe Hospital
Eeamane Romeo
Mother Receives Compensation in Son's Death Case
An invalid mother, Mrs. Sarah Nolan of Stamford, was awarded compensation for her 17 year old son's death caused by a fall at work. The award, made by Commissioner Edward T. Bucklinghath, provides a lump sum plus weekly payments of 14.31 dollars, to support the family after the Henry Steers company incident in Stamford.
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Sarah Nolan
Stamford
Wihomas
Gand Hopper
Henry Steers Company
Edward T. Buck- Hinghath
Stokes Conspiracy Trial Opens December Seventeenth
Chicago December 6 A definite trial date was set for December 17 for W E D Stokes conspiracy case involving York hotel owner Daniel F Nugent and five others. Lawyers for Nugent asked for a later date. the defendants were indicted on conspiring to defame Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes.
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Chicago
Rte Es Millions Bry
York
Daniel F. Nugent
New York
Attorneva
Stokes
John St. Healy
Nugent Sug
Nugent
Helen Elwood Stok
Post Office Dept to Probe Conn Delays
The Post Office Department in Washington notified the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce it would take immediate steps to remedy inadequate postal service conditions in the state. The move follows the chamber's appeal to the Postmaster General for an investigation of postal service conditions in Connecticut.
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Selartford
Post Office Department
Washington
Gidky
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Post Office
State Chamber
Postmaster ‘General
Ten Arrested For Breaking Quarantine In Waterbury
Health official Thomas J Kilmartin announced ten people were arrested for violating quarantine amid a scarlet fever and diphtheria scare in Waterbury. The cases were continued to city court as Dr Kilmartin vowed firm action to prevent spread.
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Waterbury
Dev
Mear
Thomas J. Kilmartin
Dr. Kilamartin
Body Co Suit to Be Heard on December 13
In Philadelphia the Superior Court set December 23 at 2 PM for a hearing in the case of Phineze Jones and Company versus Metropolitan Body Company. The $20,000 claim concerns large dum art wheels manufactured for the Walter Works department of Philadelphia.
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Fudge John I Kelloge
Su‘parior
Aeiente
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