Gold moved from Argentine in hold of US steamer
Gold shipments from Buenos Aires arrived aboard the steamship American Legion under heavy guard. A $5,000,000 bullion consignment, the largest to pass between the continents, was deposited by the Argentina National Bank to back London drafts for Argentine external debt. Guards, armored trucks, and police protected the transfer and voyage amid high security.
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New York
Bec
American Legion
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Munson Line
Argentina National Bank
London
United States
Ito
International Mercantile Marine
Conaignor
Conalsnao
Gallagher given suspended sentence for desertion
Gallagher I Gallagher, accused of deserting his wife and four children by leaving the city with a 19 year old girl last August 4, received a six month suspended jail term and was ordered to support his family with 25 dollars weekly in City court. Wally Alexander of 28 Main Street was fined 150 dollars and costs with a five day suspended sentence for drunken driving. Antonio Giglatti of 655 Harral Avenue Wheas Store got 150 dollars with 15 days suspended jail. An unidentified man refused fare on a railroad train and was freed after a night in custody. an evasion charge was preferred. Anella faced an evasion of railroad fare charge.
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Baward I. Gallagher
Wally Alexandrower
Main Street
Antonio Giglatti
Harral Avenue
Wheas
Anella
Transfer Clerk Ida Clough Takes Post in Assessors Office
Miss Ida Clough formerly clerk to Tax Commissioner Arthur F. Connor began duties yesterday as transfer clerk for the Board of Assessors. She succeeds Misa Tillian E. Fox, relieved December 1. Four other clerks were hired temporarily to assist the up revision of homeowners' assessments in the Common Council Chamber. A ten percent increase is being added to assessments with the aim of adding 7 million dollars to the grand list. Assessors are working on manufacturers' lists and may announce the proposed increase in the next few days.
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Ida Clough
Arthur F. Connor
Board of Assessors
Misa Tillian E. Fox
Misa Glough
Commo Council
Asgessora
Attorney Dillon to Represent Ousted Eclectics in Court
John B. Dillon of 849 Main Street says he has been retained by former eclectics to challenge license revocation. The committee led by Isidar Yooheman argues the right to practice medicine is a valuable property right. Dillon notes the ousted doctors are entitled to their day in court and will not waive the election as part of possible court action.
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John B. Dulon
Mainstrest
Norture
Isidar Yooheman
Tilion
Diion
K of C Association to Elect Officers Tonight
Bridgeport XX of the Building Association will elect officers for the coming year at its annual meeting this evening in club rooms on Washington Avenue. A progress report on the new gymnasium, expected to be completed February 1, will be presented. Officers to be elected include President James C. Shannon, Vice-President Peter M. Clark, Treasurer George E. Burns, and Secretary John Ryan, all Park City Council members.
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Bridgeport
Building Association
Washington Avenue
James C. Shannon
Peter M. Clark
George E. Burns
John Ryan
Park City
Special Meeting Called to Elect Alderman for Hartnett Seat
Warnings of a special meeting of the Common Council were issued for Monday December 17 to elect an alderman to succeed Walter I Hartnett who resigned from the Fourth district. Sheriff Morris Hockhelsast served notices on Mayor J William Behrens and aldermen. Before the council meeting the aldermen will join Mayor Behrens at dinner in the Algonquin club. Invitations were signed.
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Common Council
Walter I. Hartnett
Morris Hockhelsast
J. Willam Behrens
Aldermen
Behrens
Algonquin Club
Senate adopts Borah loan probe resolution
The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Borah Idaho Republican calling on the Federal Farm Loan board to report increases in salaries of its officers and employees made during the congressional recess. The measure seeks a public accounting of pay raises and the board’s actions amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Senate
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Penn Boards Join Inquiry on Diploma Mill
The Pennsylvania State Board of Medical and Dental Examiners and Delaware authorities seek to revoke charters of five diploma mill institutions tied to Dr Maxwell Steinberg and Dr William Lopatin. The entities include Lincoln University Inc, Lafayette University Inc, Lincoln College of Chiropractic Inc, Cosmopolitan University Inc, and Rockefeller Institute. Readership notes the schools offer degrees by correspondence for $110, with names and addresses in New York and Delaware.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Board of Medical and Dental Examiners
Delaware
New York City
Lincoln University, Inc
Alexander H. Reynolds
State Board’ of Dental Examiners
Lincoln College of Chiropractic, Inc
Cosmopolitan University, Inc
Lafayette
Inergs
Dr. Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Philip A. ‘Traynor
Dental
Board of Delaware
Hillegas
Lopatin
Lafayette University, Inc
Stainberg
Speigel
Hillogas
Solomon _ Listfield
Anna Listfield
Rockefeller Institute
Thia Tr
Legal Er
David H. Rockefteter
Katherine Rockefeller
Willam McNulty
West 29Th Street
New York
Franklin P Mattler
Wilmington
Del
Foley Cathartic Tablets Offer Constipation Relief
An advertisement from Cleveland Ohio promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as mild yet effective for constipation and bowel disorders. Endorsed by Mr W G Parcott of 1361 West 76th St, the copy urges relief and buying genuine Foley Cathartic Tablets today.
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W. G. Parcott
West 76Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
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