Seven More Eclectics Ousted On Thursday
A local report notes that seven more eclectics were ousted on Thursday alongside ongoing changes in the group. The article lists affected members and describes the immediate impact on the organization.
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15 Dec 1923
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Bridgeport Telegram in Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
1
Doctors Lose Licenses In Connecticut Health Probe
Public Health Council revoked seven eclectic doctors licenses in Hartford after a Grand Jury probe into a medical scandal. Names include Dr. George W. Corner, Dr. Bernard Katka, Dr. Autelius R. Devanta, Dr. Samuel Posner, Dr. Michael J. Anthony, Dr. Willam Feldman, and Dr. Raymond C. Prisque. Yochelman’s license was also revoked. a registered letter indicated no response and listed alternate address notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegam
Weverter
Bartford
Public Health Council
Connecticut
Grand Jury
State Health Department
Blumer
Jis
State Tealth Department
Wrltten
Coleman Sireet
Yochelman
Life ruined by drink drives actor to poison fate
New York shows a star once praised in Chicago struggling after wife’s departure and career collapse. Doctors say he swallows poison as he faces ruin, including a vaudeville exit and a vanished five year old child. The actor’s wife cites alcohol amid a life of failed hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iran
Chicago
Bowery
Lick
Grink
ePlaradora
Artor
Failin
Bowers
Tilson Target of Attack By Insurgents to Change Rules Committee
Washington dispatch reports a Democratic insurgent coalition aiming to alter the House Rules Committee. Drafted Rep John Tilson of Connecticut was slated for the panel, but insurgent leaders pressured to remove Tilson and replace with Nelson of Wisconsin and Aynes of Kansas. A 2 caucus decision is planned to determine if the coalition will stand.
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Tilson
George TH. Manning
Washington
John
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Tiaon
Jtutes
Repubilean Co
House
Aia
Representaties
New York
Johnson
South Dakota
Sehor
Minnesota
Scott
Mich
New House
Arfield
Dizon
Burton
Rules Committee
Oliver Aynes
Socrat
Kansas
Nelson
Wisconsin
Carter
Girl Made Drunk In Meat Market Owner Arrested
A six year old girl was served wine and whiskey at a meat market on 151 Lexington Avenue. The proprietor Joseph L'Angels was arrested after the girl testified to the intoxication. Officers also detained a woman from Stratford Avenue and two others charged with illicit acts. Hearings are scheduled in chambers on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avene
Toseph l'Angels
Flustman, & Rromer
Stratford
Aes
Gunman Admits Fatal Shooting of Cousin in High School Area
Police report Milo Baird confessed to shooting Gertrud, an 18 year old high school student, on Saturday near Grovent. Baird claimed the act was accidental as authorities name Joseph L. McManum involved in the case.
Stratford leader Judge Poult Dies After Throat Illness
Stratford figures recall Judge Charles Poult a longtime Republican organizer and former town committee member who died at his Linen Avenue home after throat trouble. He served in state legislature and town court roles and remained active in local politics for decades.
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Stratford
Speclatte
Republic
Miratverd
Republican
Severth Terme
Lepisiatimes
Vial
Comet
David L. Rhoades
Fae Charlies Stags
Cor
Mrolste
No Trace Found Yet of Fugitive Roush
Police and state troopers in New England and New York have chased every lead since Monday for Phitts Henseh a 15 year inmate at Cheshire reformatory sought in the murder last Monday of Albert Tloag 44 a reformatory guard.
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New England
New York
Phitts Henseh
Cheshire Reformatory
Albert Tloag
Lt Woods
Holgaantic
Woot
Town Courts Suspected of Misappropriating Fines
Reports from Tartpomid detail criminal action against town courts for suspected misappropriation of fines. An official state inquiry will examine whether funds were diverted and if any fraud occurred, with focus on amounts due to the state from fines collected and payments to departments. The investigation targets the courts and officials who collected fines as records are reviewed for discrepancies.
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Pelien Lor
Hsis
Andy Otier
Jenuwe Ludier
Werleys
Wolor
Wien
Tings
Wilh
Amours
Motor
Sucuiry
How Groton Made History
An article by a renowned historian examines Groton’s early role in Connecticut history, detailing the town’s first church and notable figures who shaped regional events. It notes era figures such as Captain Sahin Mase and other pioneers linked to Groton’s development and the Genoa era, with plans for a feature including photographs.
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Sahin
Otun
New Brym
Hera
Connecticut
Groton
Record Lite
Mother Indicted for Murder of Rothenberg Boy
In Windham New York seven year old Howard Rothenberg was found strangled on August 29. Three indictments allege murder connected to the case. The defendants include the boy’s mother Mrs Charlen Woldenheri aunt Mrs Milner Litt and Burtsell Branaugh. Witnesses described a complex investigation with multiple police agencies and a disputed role for Anna Sobin the nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
N.Y
Dee
Miurdir
Howard Rothenberg
Windhare
Charlen Woldenheri
Nawark
Nod
Howard
Rcenery
Anna Sobin
Rothenberg Bay
Albers Tierce
Stzick
Newark
Waftin
Claude S. Mulbury
Rathenbergs
Smith
Coffin
Sthereman
Hs Rothenbergs
Windham
Charles Torhenberg
Strik i
Atreenaly
Proceesinga Ware
Burtnell Branaugh
Henry Branaugh
Josephine Branaugh
Mra
Routhenberg
Mrs. Litt
S Niarrows
Anna Sabin
Snocif
Residents report sighting Rousch in Buacon Falls
Dec 14 reports say Phip Rowseh, famed escapee of Albert Hoag, was seen near a restaurant in Buacon Falls. A bearded stranger matched a description entered, paid, then moved about the room before fleeing. authorities pursued, but he was not captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buacon Falls
Phip Rowseh
Innite
Albert Hoag
Euard
Heshire Reformatory
Munday
AL Binstari
Vorner
Costin
Putrohnen Seraurl
Grounded submarine frees self near New Rochelle
A U S submarine ran aground on a mudbank at Execution Rock near New Rochelle this morning. It freed itself and moved toward the harbor without assistance, continuing its voyage despite damage and confusion in the reported text.
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New York
U. S
New? Rochelle
Tven
Teland
Close University for Lack of Funds
Berlin reports the Prak stan government plans to close the University at Frankfort-on-Main due to funds shortage. The liberal institution, founded in 1914 with American endowments, has about 2000 students and was kept alive by government support after its endowments were wiped out. further financial strain may force closure of other universities.
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Berlin
Prakstan
Frankfort-on- Main
Willan Merlon
Simple Golden Rule Sunday dinner aids orphans
Soup, rice and cocoa will be Bridgeport homely fare tomorrow as a Golden Rule Sunday observance to aid orphans in Syria, Palestine, Persia, Greece and Russia. December 4 was observed on estates but delayed due to Community Chest Week. Crawford praises Near East relief work and Goldene Rule Sunday aims to raise funds and public attention.
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Bridgeport
Syria
Palestine
Persia
Greece
Rugaia
Tinton
Bridgewere
Tamnarrow
Lishbnieria
Rere
Crawford
George Crawford
Neidgseport
Principal Charged With Assault On Boy In Lebanon Center
Dec. 14 Wilimantic A Lebanon Center school principal Mrs Henry Crowley was arrested on an assault warrant filed by the boy’s grandfather Will Spencer. The case was continued and Crowley posted $200 bond. The incident followed a dispute over punishing a late student and involved a petition for removal of personnel.
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Willimantic
Herman Spence Na Pug
Almsolf
Henrtalie Crowley
Lebanon Center School
Qasault
Will. J. Spencer
Alomau
Casaaly Fg Wild
Spenner
Res Aidenta
Crowlay
Mr. Spencer
Sunday Basketball and Dancing Board Meeting Outcome
The Board debated Sunday use of Chapel Street for parking and heard Daniel C. Quilty argue social necessity of Sunday basketball and dancing at Colonial Hall Fairfield Avenue. Quilty withdrew his appeal after permission to hold games during weekdays was offered, while police commissioners consider state Sunday laws and future enforcement. Policemen Musante and Suponski will receive full pay during retirement.
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Daniel C. Quilty
Colonial Hall
Fairfield Avenas
Persom
Quilty
Taye
Sek
Surceo
Bnard
Wife of Bigamist Granted Divorce by Judge Wolfe
Mar Jankel of this city sought a divorce from Jackel Junc 15 after a sentence for bigamy, with Judge Duane Wolfe granting the decree under public act provisions. The husband’s counsel stated he is incurably ill and wishes hospital treatment.
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Wolfe
Mar. Jankel
Jackel
Duane Wolfe
Pomologists of State Elect L. C. Root President
The Connecticut Pomological Society held its second day of meetings with lively discussions and reports. Officers elected include Lew C. Root of Plymouth as president and Harald A. Thagers of Southington as vice president, with Henry G.ius as secretary and Willing A. Ta Huenatiles as treasurer. Other appointees and county representatives were announced for future activities in fruiticulture and research.
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Omeers
Offichrd
Lew C. Hoot
Parmington
Harald A. Thagers
Southington
Henry Gc.ius
Ambicants
Willing
A. Ta Huenatiles
Stores to Remain Open for Christmas Shoppers
Stores to remain open for Christmas shoppers as Ividgeport merchants decide to keep their shops open this evening until closing. A citywide order allows operations through December 21, with December 21, 1952 cited as a key deadline for special hours.
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Steipyers
Iividgeport Merchanta Jmere
Mexico Faces Major Battle With Rebels
Rebels advance across Sonora to the southeast corner as government forces mobilize. Armies march toward the capital amid a spreading revolt. International observers monitor evolving crisis and potential regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sonora
Exiren
Decisive Clash in Mexican Revolt Reported
Reports from Nogales and Texas describe rebel movements across northern Mexico toward Orizaba and the Gulf coast as government forces under Obregon pursue. Though clashes loom, no major bloodshed is confirmed, with authorities asserting control in parts of Jalisco and Vera Cruz amid uprisings led by Adolfo De La Huex and others.
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Frebt
Sonora
Mexican Republic
Quintares Roo
Obregon
Mexico Ci
Adolfo de la Huex
Tremau
Ghrezonhit
Oriz
Mexico City
Arizona
Jalisco
Republic
Esce P
Manzanillo
la Beng
Morphe
Ing
Guadalajara
Ferminale
Merlo Carpio
Magana
Orleans
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Vera
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Ariz
Lark
Jantisco
Sevolutionista
West
Fepaso
Texas
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Ingine
Armlas
Amaro
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el Vaso
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Cohen
Meralco
Eral Sanchez
Teztutlun
al Nnetary
de la Huepis
Vera Crus
Sre
le Fulars
Local Automobiles and council actions reported
Fragmented local news notes describe superintendent Flutler on automobils issues, a poker board postponement, and various civic items. Reports include hospital updates after an incident at Fabaway store, a motor bus charge case, Delaney elected chairman of a pact communities probe, and building permits totaling over 1 100,000 approved by the building commission.
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Flutler
Felice Reteraing
Bridgeport
Usroughout Et Quietel
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