Breaker Loomis Sentenced to Reform School in Mass
Tioward Loomis, 22, arrested three weeks earlier in Springfield, was sentenced by Judge Newell Jennings in Superior Criminal Court to an indefinite term at a reformatory for multiple offenses. State Attorney Cummings said other charges were minor. defense cited youth and influence of a childhood friend who spurred the thefts. Loomis had previously served a year and five days in a Massachusetts reform school.
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Tioward Loomis
Springwetd
Mass
Reformatory
Newell Onnings
Superime Criminal Court
Nfomce
Cummings
Loaure
Suchffenders
Jennings
Connectut Reformatory
Ita Slater
Loomis
Bridgeport Meetings List Across City Groups
Tonight in Bridgeport several organizations hold gatherings at multiple venues including 181 State Street for the Golden Council and American Insurance union, 1028 Main Street for the Knights at various lodges, and the Masonic Temple and Arcanum lodges across town. Additional notices list the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at 239 Gilbert Street, Machinists union, J A M M at 147 Main Street, and related orders.
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American Insurance Union
State Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
State
Ar‘ory
Pyramid
Patrol
Masonic Temple
Pride of Bridgeport Council
America
Joseph Abevaad
TR. Nd
Main Stree
Arcanum Lodge
Road
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Gilbert Atreat
Machinist's Union
J. A. of
Main Atreat
Democratic clubs plan joint meeting in Fourth district
There will be a joint meeting tonight of the Fourth district Democratic clubs at Eels rooms in the Caine building for the discussion of tbiber of both the men's and women's clubs. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
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Eels Rooms
Caine Building
Tiberg
Six Uncontested Divorces Set For Today At Superior Court
Six uncontested divorce cases are listed for today in the short calendar. Names include Judes Tr D Walday Marvin, Ges alon of the Superior court, and Stanley Torgeg of Stittard, with actions involving misrepresentation allegations and allegations of wife indiscretion. Other cases name Pompeo Blert vs Mary Louise Lussuq, Charles Hurudy vs Elizabeth Brand y Dostertion, Louise Agnes Channing vs Gordon Channing, and Mary Careyella vs Jim Caravella, detailing desertions, custody of children, and alimony requests. irregularities and date references noted from 1911 to 1918. Stronma water and land irrigation mention appears as background.
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Judes Tr. D. Walday
Marvin
Gesalon
Stanley Torgeg
Stittard Sentkn
Fisten Smith Loree Jaf
Norwich
Kin
Pompeo Blert
Greenwich
Mary Louise Lussuq
Iparia
Pranco
Barndy
Anna J.T. Osterbors
Loangeles
Charies
Bridgenort
Ame
Gordon Channing
Tudgeport
Mary
Carevella
Morwalle
Jrimca
Caravella
Norwalk
Indian Education Efforts Highlighted in Federal Report
Commissioner Charles H. Burke reports rising enrollment and growing needs for Indian education and health services. He cites 8000 more people in government and state schooling, expansion plans for medical care, and calls for hospitals on reservations. Arizona and New Mexico facilities remain inadequate, while Oklahoma and Osage lands see strong oil royalties and land development.
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Washington, Bee
T.cherard
Charles H. Turks
Indian Affairs
Indiana
Burlee
Ewentern
Sech
Burka
Arizona
New Mexico
Burke
Red Cross
Oas
Piretinsi
Indian Territory
Vronmistag
Shoe Mhone Oo
Wyemlo
Uron
Binckfert
Mentuna
New Mesten
Okdahuma
Osage
Ind Vila
Tron
Bse
Qeaintenanes
Sernik
Huilthigs
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Quse
Democratic Clubs
Stronma
Maine
A &P
Campbell’s Beans
A&p
Re Baan
Bokar Coffee
Gorham
Cor, Barnum & Bruce
Bunnell St
East Main St
Caat Main St
Main St
Stratford
State St
Gregory St
Hancock Ave
Nobis
Stratford Ave
Wood Ave
Ansonia Noorwalk
Shelton Seymour Se
Malin St
Ing
Park Ave
Fairfield Ave
Southport
Conn
B’pt
Devon
River 51
Milford
Farfield
Derby Westport
Charles H. Burke
Commissioner of Affairs
Quarty
Coats
Heather
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