Governor Templeton confronted with quacks in state
Hartford report says Governor Templeton was informed a year ago about the deplorable situation in Connecticut medicine. State Medical Society subcommittee confirmed the briefing to the executive last December before his inauguration. Dr Robert Le Rowley testified that he warned the governor and sought a copy of a prior letter urging action to remedy the conditions.
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Hartford
Templeton
Connecticut
Connecticut Media Society
State Medicen! Society
Literary Digest
Bang
Titz
Govdinnor
Robert le Rowley
Martford
Connecticut Medical Examining Board
Charles A. Templeton
Large Decrease in Licenses Issued in Fairfield County
Fairfield County autoists saw a sharp drop in licenses issued with about 4,400 licenses filed through the local office and Hartford. Motor Commissioner Rob Bing Stoecke announced slower totals though a last minute rush was anticipated. Thursday marked the busiest day with 976 licenses issued for 1924. clerical help was added to handle the surge. Thomas Hoan of Newtown will be among the first to receive serial license plate UFL during the coming year.
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Fairfield County
Hartford
Robbing Stoecke
Firavin
Thomas Hoan
Newtown
Prisoner Remanded to Isolation Hospital After Theft Charge
A jailed boy from Railroad Avenue was removed from Policeland to the isolation hospital last night. He faces charges of stealing clothes from Tiedd McCabe. He suffers from a serious and contagious disease. City budget shows a £0 allocation for treatment.
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McCabe
Isolation Hospital
Stolen Automobile Found in Fairfield
Fairfield police recovered a stolen car near a rural road after a report of theft. Constable reports the vehicle found abandoned on a byroad. officers secured the scene and began standard recovery procedures.
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Fairfield
Health Department Seeks 44000 Hygiene Fund Budget
William L. Zepp presented to the city auditor a request for 44000 to cover the front of operating the hygiene department in schools, arguing the work rightly falls under the Health board’s supervision. The board’s budget totals 269250 with salaries 97060 and Englewood 25000.
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Thy Dena Hygiene
Thei
Iis Health Department
William L. Zepp
Health Board
Yeaterday
Zopy
Talsboard
Salarits Amour
Englewood Logy
Appointments for ten city commissions to be made today
Mayor F Wilman Behrens will announce ten new commissions at a meeting attended by district leaders and department heads. Frank Squirey is named for superintendent of bridges, with others slated for pumps, treasurer aid, and public works roles. Officials plan gradual appointments to avoid disrupting city operations.
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F. Wilman Behrens
Monty
John T. King
Alfred W. Buredick
Frank Squirey
Bridim Nol
Wes Mide
George Sanger
William Chew
Tastcheck Avenus
Burdick
Joseph L. Peacody
Tor Wan
Aslatant Arts
Chew
James A. McFlroy
Maurice Messernna
Chairtown
Wsposzl
Desperado at Large After Christmas Night Attack
Governor orders 1500 rifles and 1006 rounds sent to Sherrit Hen Wells as pursuit continues for Reese Bryare, feared in Morgan county hills after assaulting 17 year old Aliss Moasy Lou Wells on Christmas eve. Bryare, married, fled after killing a man and wounding another. authorities seek capture with mounting manhunt.
Sister's Testimony Wins Wife Divorce in New York Case
The newspaper reports a divorce granted on grounds of desertion to Katharine I. Ketzinger by John Jetalng ee of New York City. Testimony showed the husband seldom worked and refused to move to New Jersey when work took him there. Mary Ela Mix, of this city, was also granted desertion divorce from Charles W. Mix, son of Coroner EH Mix of New Haven County, involving a marital separation in 1922 and noting support for their son until his death.
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H. Christian
Hr N
Ielmutfeur
John Jetalngee
New York City
Kurherlny I
Shin
Mary Ela Mix
Charles WW. Mix
EH Mix
New Haven
Mix
Alediagther-in
Former nurse marries veteran on death bed ceremony
Kathleen McGovern, 24, of New York, formerly a nurse at Crouse Irving hospital, wed Phillip Jones, a veteran in a hospital room setting. Rev Arthur Youn Jones conducted the ceremony as the groom nears death, with a few days left to live.
Microstomine Worm Inspires 10 Scientists Meeting
The Microstomine worm, lacking a full alimentary canal yet armed with nerve centers and a lethal stinging system, defends itself by paralyzing predators with surface-re vealing threads. Dr. William A Kepner Baker and Yale’s Dr. C.G. Harrison led discussions as the AAAS Zoological section elected leaders amid a report of plant biology alerts.
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American Association For Advancement of Science
Willian A Kepner I Baker
University of Virginia
BR. CG. Harrison
Yale University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Botany Society of America
William Crocker
Thompson Institute For Plant Re- Béyrell
Bacteriologists Mark 25th Annual Dinner in New Haven
New Haven hosts the American Society of Bacteriology for its silver jubilee dinner marking 25 years since the society’s founding. Dr Theobald Smith and other luminaries deliver presidential and historical addresses as the convention continues with geology, industrial harvest, and comparative pathology discussions.
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New Haven
We America Society of Bacteriology
A. Parkey Hitchson
Army Medical School
Washington, D. Cy
E.G. Wastings
Theobald Smith
WH. Park
New
England Hears Radio Program From U S
In London and Kent towns amid atmospheric disturbances a U S broadcast was received clearly. The Edinburgh segment included songs and a lecture for scouts. Downes receiving station relayed the program to Sutton and Brig Hundreds of owners.
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London
Britain
Kent
Omson
Boy “Seouta
elWrcity
Noch Downs
Mating Suttona
Hundeeds
Actress Charged With Swindling Case Moves to Connecticut
Referee Townsend to cite har yato court for contempt as motion to transfer case to Connecticut is filed by Stamford creditors. Creditors seek involuntary bankruptcy against Mrs. Jordan who vanished after amassing debts of about $30000. Attorneys trace identity of Jane O Roark, with actions pending in New York and a federal receiver appointed to manage the household.
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Townsend
Har Yato
Stamford
Connecticut
India
Jordan
Edwin
Tsuie
Jane O'Roark
New York
Ren
Wether
Linnicn Pupte
Laren
Qlho
York
Fusion
Irish Town Renamings Reflect Gaelic Revival Trends
A garbled OCR note describes Irish town name changes toward Gaelic forms. It mentions Dublin area Bray becoming Bricualalnn and Dundalk-like places becoming Duns deulgan, noting widespread attempts to replace English toponyms with Gaelic equivalents amid cultural shifts.
Washington notes reflect political missteps and policy debates
A jumble of items recount resignations and appointments in Washington. Warley quits as Shipping Guard chair, Hull named Interstate Commerce Commission chair, Commerce Department releases food crisis figures, and President Coolidge weighs shipping law questions and delegates. Veterans Bureau director Hines and others are mentioned amid routine political maneuvering.
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Raward PB. Warley
Shipping Guard
Henry Hull
Tolorado
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Ho Livermore
Call
Veterica
Hose Pitt
Niue
Two Workmen Dead in Kentucky Lumber Fire Ruins
In Lowgisville Kentucky two workmen John A Metzger aged 60 and Henry J Erb 14 were found dead near each other amid the smoldering ruins of the Wed Hughes Sons lumber company fire. Estimated loss was 425000 dollars. Police suspect the men attempted to escape the blaze together.
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Lowgisvilme
Ky En Ok
John A. Metzger
Henry J. Erb
Sons Company Lumber
Propose Changes in Policies of Shipping Board Washington
The report urges definite changes in shipping board policies and a reorganization after the resignation of Chairman Baward P. For ment necessitating personnel reorganization. Proposals include diversifying administration from the board to a government merchant corporation, extending coastwise shipping beyond the present law to the Philippines, coordinating water and rail transport more, and planning replacement of current wage controls amid Save Committee actions.
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Washington
Dwtite
Baward P
Shipping Board
Prenphian
Oltage
Puecd
Wherzeney Filed Corporation
Tawatu
Philippines
Wir
Save Commin Eye Committee
Ais
Psind
Goulidge
White House
Hal Fasios
Dixmude Loss Report Endures Despite Reports
A damaged dispatch reports the Dixmude gone after a heavy storm near the Sahara, with French naval officials denying stray signals. The Mulhouse and destroyers search in Strait waters as hopes fade and crew details remain uncertain.
Commission Eaxer Reports on Dixmude Sabotage Claims
British and German officials dispute the Dixmude sabotage tale as Zeppelin executives defend the ship’s delivery, while naval officers in Berlin and Paris are urged to stay in contact with developments amid war tensions. The report notes tensions over ownership and responsibilities involving the North Star and the Dixmude in wartime narrative.
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Cusharim
Geriminy
Ix Eaderly Cullowin
Papas
Secreh
Berlin
Paria
Zeppelin Company
France
North Star
Pire
Gory
Germany
Christian Statesman
City faces eight million deficit amid budget turmoil
The Police Board and city officials haggled over a complex set of increases and transfers. Bonds, clerical raises, and contingency funds were allocated as departments faced shortages and looming payouts. A controversial salary boost for city staff drew scrutiny while several line items and authorizations were debated through the board and common council.
Fairfield restaurant robbed for sixty dollars
A Fairfield eatery on Brester Street was robbed last night at 3 o clock. A store note indicates cash taken was about sixty dollars and the assailant fled before officers arrived.
Unclear Meeting Locations Across City Streets
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered place names and addresses including avenues and streets but provides no coherent event or outcome. The text mentions multiple individuals and locations such as Madorn Wandarant and 164 State atracs, with monetary reference to 40 Miata atreat, yet no verifiable context or dates emerge.
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Tieway Camp
Madorn
Wandarant of America
Atracs
Howart Nathanial Whieshyr
Bread Street
Ku Klux Letter Publicity Stunt Draws Coolidge Critique
Washington action on HL Clarke former Ku Klux Klan official sending a letter to President Coolidge before its White House presentation drew criticism from a Coolidge spokesman who said such letters serve publicity rather than executive consideration. Clarke offered Klan services to address alleged evils and urged public remedies.
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Titine
Melton
Lirmin Jones
Flr Senaty Commerce
Coolidge
Hiram Jeprson
War Department
Philippines
Ureview
Eriti
FE. V. Chrke
Ku Klux Klan
White House
Washington
Clarke
Ku Klux Kin
Mane
Wilte House
Cooldge
Edgar Puller
Player dies from six week old injury in game
Syracuse, N. Y. Dec. 23 Mor ris Rutkoti, 21, died today from injuries suffered six weeks ago in a typihal game. Ligumanis in one leg torn when tackled. Other players bandaged the due and he continued in the gamma. Then blood poisoning developed.
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Syracuse
Morris Rutkoti
Ligumanis
Police Heads and Auto Dealers Meet on Weekend Car Sales
State dealers association seeks to restrict weekend car sales via an order preventing dealer plate operations from Saturday noon to Monday morning. Police chiefs will discuss the rule at a January meeting, while buyers face inability to use cars bought on weekends without proper private plates. George A. Shomwood, president, calls the policy a tamper to sales and cites additional dealer concerns.
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Saley
George A. Shomwood
State Dealers Organization
China Refuses to Pay Boxer Indemnity in Gold
Peking Dec 28 China today reaffirms its stand against payment of the Boxer indemnity in gold as demanded by France and insists on payment in French currency Me Wellington Kee, foreign initiator, replies for his government to the collective notes of eight powers to adjust the protocol of 1901. He says fluctuations of exchange cannot justify a new interpretation or a radical change in payment mode. The ministers’ reply traces the protocol history and the 1905 arrangement allowing each power its own payment method. Police chiefs will meet across the state to discuss crime suppression and related issues.
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Peking
China
Preas.j
France
Wellington Kee
Chin
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