Denatured alcohol license of Albert K. Sheldon Co revoked
Health Commissioner William C. Woodward ordered the revocation of the license of Albert K. Sheldon company wholesalers and varnish dealers for selling denatured alcohol and wood alcohol without proper inquiry. Investigators found many empty bottles bearing poison labels and notes indicating the deadly risk. No deaths or blindness reported among local suspects.
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Albert K. Sheldon Company
Walliam CG. Woodward
Shpidon Company
Invereks
Imal
North Country
American Exports Report For November Values Rise
November exports of food products from the United States reached 198 989 081 dollars, up from 137 166 in the prior November. Breadstuffs led with 99 777 081 dollars, while mineral oils and cotton shipments also showed increases. eleven month totals exceeded 400 000 000 dollars in several categories. Projections note continued European influence and the global impact of prohibition.
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Washington
United States
Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy Ad
Dr Kilmer Co offers Swamp Root a medicine claimed to strengthen kidneys liver and bladder. Advertises prescription use and sample bottles upon request. Sold by druggists with claims of wide support and tested results. Mention the paper when requesting a sample.
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Ilmer
Kilmer & Co. Binghamst Son Y
Bridgeport Cases Slated for Federal Court Hearings Today
Bridgeport faces a busy federal docket in Hartford as multiple defendants including James Rawley Lewies Henry Gebhard Morris Frankel and Jamies Mulaner await hearings on Volstead act violations. Antonio Armato linked to Norwalk case accompanies New Haven defendants. James A Sykes case features demurrer arguments and ties to the Stamford bank affair.
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Yolatesa
Distriet Court
Ecam
Tinele Sam
Unele
Amors
Bridgeport
Hartford
Sykes
Ste Norwalk
Stormford National Bank
Mayor appoints John R Carter as street superintendent
John R Carter of 187 Poplar street was named superintendent of streets by Mayor Wilson to fill the unexpired term of Thomas J Genningham. Carter, a foreman in the Department of Public Works for eight years, is active in Republican circles and well known in the Fifth district. The post pays 2000 dollars annually and expires January 1, 1922.
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Ohn
J. Carter
Poplar Street
Wilson
Thomas J.genningham
Carter
Dept. of Public Work
Onte | Works
Jacob A. Courtade
New Street
Wiigon
Galli-Curci Announces Marriage to Samuels
Chicago December 27 Mme Amelita Galli Curci grand opera star announced her coming marriage to Homer Samuels her accompanist The diva said she will complete naturalization papers January 16 1921 and marriage to Mr Samuels is expected soon She born Milan Italy in 1889 and won fame with Chicago Opera Company
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Chicago
Mme
Amelita Galli-Curci
Homer Samuels
Luigi
Mme. Galli- Ourei
Saruels
Sarmuels
Mme. Galli-Curci
Chicago Opera Company
Milan
Italy
Interstate approves $5.2 million loan for rail firm
The Interstate Commerce Commission today approved a $5.2 million loan to the National Railway Service Corporation for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to buy freight train equipment costing $14.233 million. The carrier will provide about $9 million in equity. The National Railway Service Corporation is approved as an agency to make equipment loans under authority granted by the Cration Act.
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Washington
Deeproval
Inter-tate Commerce Commission
National Railway Service Corporation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Jones Reappointed City Clerk and Assistants Named
TooserE M. Jones was yesterday reappointed city clerk by J A H Robinson to serve for one year from the last day in December. He has held the post for nearly five years, coming from the Tax Assessors' office. An assistant city clerk is appointed each year as required by charter. In Probate Court Judge Paul E. Miller will reappoint wife Leo J. Whaley, Hiram S. Winterburn, and Carrie Ault as assistant clerks for two years starting January.
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Toosere M. Jones
Isve
J. Alex I. Robinson
Jones
Robinson
Paul E. Miller
Eink
Leo J. Whaley
Hiram S. Winterburn
Carrie Ault
Boston fish port sets yearly record in 1926 totals
Boston reports a historic year as ground fish through the port in 1926 reach about 122,936,000 pounds with estimates suggesting totals may exceed 300,000,000 pounds. The previous peak was 100,282,968 pounds in 1810, marking the year as a record for the city’s fishing trade.
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Boston
Few Christmas Trees Remain as Bridgeport Demand Soars
Bridgeport wholesale and retail dealers report scarce Christmas trees with most sold out Friday night. Large trees in high demand and some smaller trees tied together. Market unusually quiet with orange and grape fruit prices dropping while potatoes rise on poor shipments. Kalman and Goldberger suffer losses on onions and sweet potatoes after dumping stock.
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Bridgeport
Kalman
Goldberger
M Gross Leaves City for Hartford Position
M Gross, 22, resigns after 18 months as merchandise manager at Rockwell Company on Main Street to join Meyer & Gross in Hartford as of December 31. His tenure saw department expansion and brisk holiday trade at the store. J Koenig of Emery Bird Thayer in Kansas City will assume leadership of Rockwell Company January 1, with a promising outlook.
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M. Gross
Rockwell Company
Main Street
Hartford
Meyer & Gross
Gross
Rockwell & Company
J. Koenig
Emery, Bird, & Thayer
Kansas City
Missouri
Assum
Death blow warned to wets as New Year nears
Chicago police and federal agents step up dry campaign ahead of New Year revelers. District Attorney Glyne says preparations for a dry welcome include inspections by Department of Justice and Internal Revenue agents at all places named in injunctions. Agents directed to arrest anyone found with liquor on streets or in cafes.
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Chicago
Glyne
195Th Department of Justice
Internal Revenue
Rece
Coal Mine Strikers in England Vote to Resume Work
Miners in the Anandda coal field district, London area, voted to resume work amid ongoing negotiations with employers and the South Wales exclusive committee. The district had a general strike begun December 24 after a company refused to reinstate eleven workers dismissed for alleged misconduct.
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London
Dea
Anandda
South Wales
Dugal
City Court Fines For Quar Law Violations
Three men faced City Court on quar law charges. Harold G Charters of 245 Wells Street and Carmine Groica of Lexington Avenue were fined $50 each for alleged sales at a Grand Street garage. Steve Morak of 3287 Feembroke Street was discharged due to insufficient evidence.
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Harold G
Charters
Wells Street
Vquar
Grand Street
Housatonic Avenue
Carmino Groica
Lexington Avenue
Steve Morak
Feembroke Street
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Relief for Back and Kidney Ailments
Miss Nora Erney of Jerre Haute Indiana writes she suffered back rheumatism for years and found help after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims these pills aid kidney function, relieve pain, and improve bladder weakness, noting cold weather worsens kidney-related symptoms and urging others to try the product.
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Nora Erney
Poplar St. Jerre Haute Ind
Foley
Winkler
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