Arrest of unlicensed doctor in Connecticut arrest case
Dr Gerald A Richardson of 1500 Barnum Avenue was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. State police Sgt Frank Vicentii led the arrest at his home, bond set at 200 dollars. Richardson, a Kansas City College graduate, had license revoked in 1923 and faced trial in City Court. Attorneys note the license may never have been legally revoked. The case follows the statewide medical license revocation wave after a 1923-1924 crackdown.
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Barnum Avenue
Electrc
Oon
Frank Vicentii
Erlch
Stanley T. Oshorn
Pr. Richardson
Kansan City College
Connecticut Fee Jervis Medical Society
Richardson
Lionars
Bridalport
Altough
PyeMoer
Kiltatrick
Richards Ann
Richardsen
tnTes
Gratd Wiy
Mdtpeace
Heensex
Nvinge Ramnecticut Medical
Eternup
United State Supreme Art
Arnold H. Brieni
Shree Cewer
State Department of
Sjeenan
Cradentiais
AridgfeTrEng Depored Arrests and Local Notices
A corrupt mix of arrests and public notices fills the page. Names such as Ns Gerad A. Tichard are mentioned in connection with an arrest. The document also lists local government actions, school contracts, zoning discussions, and community notices including chamber of commerce activity and a call for watchful waiting on lottery modification proposals.
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Fochalman
Conneel
Painfield County
Stanford
Stamford
Yate
Endowiant
Thita
Westport
Miller
Ferry Grashes 1500 In Near Panic
In New York a ferry crash near panic injures several. passengers hurled from cabins as ice struck the vessel. Tugboat and crew assisted. ship’s defenders claim twenty five feet of hull damage while passenger cabin remained intact. Quick action and whistle signals reportedly helped avert a worse disaster.
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New York
Tree
Navy Power Below Ratio Calm Urged
Washington hearing reveals testimony that the American navy is below the 5 5 3 treaty strength. The House Naval committee held a closed session as Chairman Butler urged secrecy while promising no cause for excitement. Admiral Berle, chief of naval operations, recommended three cruisers and an additional dirigible despite budget doubts. Assistant Secretary Warner said the budget cut the naval air service request from 17000 to 5000000 dollars.
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Washington
Flouse Naval Committee
Closet Deora
Butler
Adnurs
Bherle
Naval Operations
Budget Bureau
Warner
Naval Aviaton
Naval Air Servicer
Religious survey finds 7 in 10 attend church nationwide
A nationwide questionnaire on religion shows seven of ten respondents report active church membership while debates about the faith vary by region. The survey, coordinated by Charles Stelsie, notes results reflect a churchgoing, newspaper-reading segment and are not a full cross section of public opinion.
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New York
Pitty
Charles Stelsie
Wald
Campaign On Religion
Bor
Church Advertising Department
International Advertising Deaociation
Middle West
Langer
Girl Bandit Wed Husband Reveals Texans Tale
In Austin Texas Rebeven Bradley a 22 year old Texan graduate and alleged bank robber is revealed as the wife of Gill Rogers Amarillo lawyer The two reportedly married October 28 1926 after Rogers stated he was unable to provide for her The bride formerly worked as a stenographer in the office of Attorney General Dan Moody and the couple spoke amid other disclosures of the case continuing on page two
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Austin
Tex
Dee
Rebeven Bradley
Texan University
Gill Rogers
Amarillo
Farmers National Bank of
Buda
Tes
Ahr
Dan Mood
Rogers
John Cofer
Ruskin
Bradiev
Federal Trade Board targets fake anti fat ads and cosmetics
New York reports the Federal Trade Commission will wage a campaign against fraudulent advertisers selling anti fat products and patent medicines. Commissioner Humphrey said more than 500 million dollars yearly flows from the public, much from the poor, and publishers should share responsibility for harmful ads. He praised new FTC procedures that speed actions and reduce taxpayer cost, noting the commission is now “even with the docket.”
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New York
Dee Ik
Henley Vette
Federal Trade Commission
W. EB. Humphrey
Anso Ita Conhertion Temighe
Neher
India
Winphrey
Commission
Ulagal Priteteas
Thas Actese
Humphrey
Stresemann Says League Could Have Averted World War
Geneva December 13. German Foreign Minister Stresemann told the AP that the world would have avoided a world war if statesmen in 1914 could have seized the opportunity to confer via the League of Nations. He praised the League's success in establishing a system of investigation and emphasized the value of direct talks among governments rather than lengthy diplomatic correspondence.
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League
Stresemann
Geneva
Belgium
Europe
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Associated Press
France
Song of Nations
Torno
Twin
Teague
League of Ntions
American Claims Against Germany Highlight Debt Plan
A House bill proposes immediate full payment of American war claims up to 100 million dollars for death or injury from the war with Germany, with additional awards funded by the American treasury. The measure, set for debate, would appoint an arbiter to value seized German ships and patents, while noting no provisions for returning Austrian and Hungarian properties.
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Warseitington
Germany
House
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Nate States
America
36 Firms Fined For Fertilizer Antitrust Violations
In Baltimore Judge Morris A. Soper fined 36 fertilizer firms $1,500 to $5,100 after they pleaded nolle contendere to anti trust charges. The 46 concerns were accused of violating antitrust law and will contest the penalties in court.
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Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Unite States District Court
Note clue lifted in mayor's death Benton i Tree 130A
In the inquest into the mayor's death in Benton two gunmen testified that threats had been made by Charles Birger, head of a bootlegging gang. Adams, brother of the slain mayor, suggested handwriting on a note used to delay the mayor's door may be linked to the case. The inquest was adjourned until Wednesday.
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Benton
Redatives
Oflair
Jeet Adams
Ninger
West City
Here
Charles Birger
Kllhety
Adams
Gheston
Gus Adams
Reed hints impeachment paths in Senate
In Washington on December 14 the Senate voted to dismiss charges against Federal Judge English of the Eastern Illinois district who resigned November 4. Senator Reed of Missouri suggested there may be methods to obtain testimony for impeachment without acting as a court, noting other impeachable proceedings may be needed and awaiting proper clarification.
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Washington
Senate
Feder
English
Astern
Illinois Ditrict
Reed
Missouri
Democrats Push Petition Wedge for Tax Reduction
In Washington Democrats plan to use the discharge petition rule to push a 335 million dollar tax reduction bill from the Ways and Means Committee. The tactic, agreed by party leaders, would bypass committee deadlock and bring the measure to a floor vote, with Republicans opposing. The move follows a split in committee voting and the Treasury's debt and revenue projections influencing debate despite pending deadlines.
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Washington
House
Coolidge
Ways and Means
McRon
Willie House
Mellon
Treasury
Congressions
War Dept
Garrett
Garner
Texan
Carol and Madame Expected to Part in Roumania
Dec 14 BRHLIN dispatch notes private advisories from Bucharest about Carol and Madame planning a political split. Reports say Madaline Luapesuu will issue a letter in coming days stating she supports Carol in the national interest, with Roumanian backers pressing for Prince Caro’s restoration and Ferdinand’s potential exile to France.
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Pringe Gasolanetthia
Machine Tapusen
Bucharest
Madiine Luapesuu
Mike
Carol
Pervier Cano
Queen Marie
Roumania
Caro
Ferdinand
France
La Guardia Seeks Probe Of Dispatch Controversy
Washington reports reveal a push to inform the House on the November dispatch about Communist tendencies in Mexico and Latin American relations. The proposed inquiry questions whether State Department officers influenced press outlets to publish the story, disclosed sources, and whether the information reflected Bolshevik activity and U S concerns in Central America and Nicaragua.
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Washington
Ure
Associated Press
Mex Fco
Guardia
Neloxs
House
State Department
Mexico
Dexgueco
Nicaragua
Central America
United States
Winter storm death toll rises across Midwest and West
A frigid Midwest blast covered Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan with below zero temperatures while Montana Colorado and the Pacific Northwest report deaths from the storm. Snowdrifts cripple travel as highs fall to six below in Sioux City and 31 below at Wilder Montana with dozens more statewide.
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Chicago
Aleutiana
Alleghenies
United States
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Sioux City
Iowa
Wilder
Mont
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Colorado
Canada
Yankton
Weather Bureau
Twin Cities
Art of
Great Lakes
Mercury
Near
Toomorrow
Blood Transfusion Saves Danbury Student After Accident
Marie Johnson a Danbury high school student was saved by a blood transfusion after a driveway collision with a neighbor’s car. Her father Lewis Johnson donated blood. the operation followed a spleen rupture and internal injuries. Police found Jasurne not at fault and expect full recovery.
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Danbury
Marie Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Madanarain Road
Charles Rasmussen
Waas
Jasmunsen
Irvington Blue Law Breakers Fines and Jury Trial Demand
In Irvington Ontario an overburdened recorder’s court fined four people two dollars each for Sabbath breaking under the blue laws. Four more demanded trial by jury while ten others were held for advisement as theatre managers prompted arrests. Court deliberations continue on whether reporters faced labor definitions and other arrests linked to the same statute.
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Australia
New York
Katnter
Mall
Hompital
Shers
Areington
Furl Berth
Red
Babe
Wauk
Young Layer
Harvard
Lowell
Fort Grithlam
Irvington
Newark
Stoddara
Motion Ict Theatres
Sarudays
Herbert Krutischnitz
Ernest
Blro
Men
Kruttschwaltz
Stoddard
Kruttkohnitt
Recorder
Pope Pius decries women's fashions in Rome speech
Pope Pius denounced modern women’s fashions as immodest and ruinous, urging Catholic husbands and brothers to oppose them. He warned irreverent styles degrade dignity and appeal to base desires, calling for moral reform in the Catholic community.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Emily
Beyings
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