Connecticut bars 127 eclectic doctors in diploma mill sweep
The Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examiners board revoked 127 licenses under a grand jury driven probe, raising total revocations to 173. Bridgeport residents among those cut include graduates of Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery and Middlesex College. leader Dr. Osborn planned a public health meeting to formalize the action.
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Hartford
Hugh M. Alcorn
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examining Board
Bridgeport
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Kansas City
Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery
Cambridge
Wasa
Lillian L
Burstan
Kansas City College
Ernest FP. Hopper
Kansas City, College
Calvin A. Beard
Saward
Tudebel
William ©. Gailbreath
Philp
Harry W. Pinkerton
John Hraha
Middlesex College
David &. Babtkis
Jacob S. Schirmer
Aranette
Arkansas
Wiae
Arkansas State Examining Board
Stanley H. Osborn
Connecticut
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Middletown
Tunsell
Norwalk
Stratford
Danbury Normal School
Fairfield
Death Pond
Hedrawle Company
Fairfield Board of Belief
New York City
Shelton
Westport
Danbury
Stevenson
Mest C. Wnante Medhanics
Wall Street
Coolidge
Robert B. Pointer
Dearborn
Mich
People’s Progressive Party
Tcket
Democratic Women
Cleveland
United States
Internal Revenue
William H. Anderson
New York
Anti-Saloan League
Tional
Honorary pallbearers named for Samuel M. Hawley funeral
Prominent Bridgeport men will serve as honorary pallbearers at the Hawley funeral this afternoon at 4. Services are to be conducted by Rev Dr William H Das and Rev Herbert L Gallaudet at the home and Mountain Grove cemetery. The Bridgeport Savings Society voters named representatives to act on death resolutions and pledged to maintain the fund during the current crisis for the widow.
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Bridgeport
Samuel M. Hawley
Brooklawn Avenue
Mdmand & Wolfe
Ws Burritt
Sumner Simpson
DeVer i L. Warner
Gamilton
Shelton
Wight Wheelem
Thomas Farnum
Souls Stoddard
Farnum
Che Faa
Aenereas
Mellon Tax Plan Advances With Few Changes Reported
The Mellon tax bill moves to the House without material changes after Republicans on the Ways and Means committee back the Treasury endorsed surtax and income tax schedules despite Democratic opposition. A vote kept the 2 percent maximum surtax rate on incomes over 100000 from being adopted.
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House
Wars and Means
Treasury
Mc Jaurhiin
Michigan
Hawley
Oregon
Treadway
Massachusetts
Young
North Dakota
Tiison
Connectciut
Bacharach
New Jersey
Harley
Watson
Pennsylvania
Mills
New York
Kearns
Ohio
Chindilom
Ilinois
Crowther
Frear
Token Speculators Trigger Trolley Token Sale Restriction
New Haven January 31 The Connecticut Company limits token sales to conductors only after exhausting supply due to prefare increase demand. Only two tokens per passenger may be sold to ensure immediate fare payment.
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New Haven
Connecticut Company
Tokio braces as Diet dissolves amid clashes and protests
Police reserve units deploy at key points in Tokio after the Diet session dissolves following a turbulent day. Riots erupt with injuries and arrests as opposition demonstrators clash with police while Premier Kiyoura faces questions over an alleged train wreck plot.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Diet
Kiyoura
Komatsu
Fire Hits Russell Factory in Middletown
A $100,000 blaze at the Russell Manufacturing web drying depart ment in South Farmington Middletown Conn started in a wooden tower center of a one story cement building used for belts and brake linings. Firemen moved barrels of chemicals as a precaution and the fire was brought under control after three hours. the damaged area was declared a total loss though insured.
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Middletown
Conn
Russell Manufacturing Company
South Farmg
Waterbury Backs Traction Fight With Other Cities
Waterbury agrees to join Harvard Bridgeport in backing a general fund to finance traction experts in fighting a Connecticut traction company. Mayor Gullfoste and City Attorney Greenstein arrange a conference in New Haven with City Attorney Charles Harte to discuss a statewide meeting.
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Guilfoile
Greenstein
Brass City
Taft Hotel
New Haven
Henry C Greenstein
Franeig P. Gullfosse
Harviard
Bridgeport
Connecticur Company
Gullfoste
Greenstein Yester
Charles WU. Harte, Jr
Oitle
Lotel Taft
Attornay Greens
Arrern
Tacoma Bishop Dies in New Haven Hospital
Right Rev. Frederick William Keater of Olympia Washington, bishop of the Northwest Episcopal diocese, died in a New Haven hospital at 11:15 tonight from heart disease. He had arrived two weeks earlier to visit Yale University and was stricken after his arrival.
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Htaven
Wrederi
William Keater
Cna Wash
Prawnt Fpisopal Eiocese
Olympia
Wash
Dushop Keater
Btvo University
Nine Hurt As Trolley Rammed By Truck In Park Avenue Crash
A motor truck collided with a Park Avenue street car near Cottage Street, injuring nine passengers and tearing windows. Mrs. Leach of Pittsburgh and Miss Margaret Kelly were most seriously hurt, while seven others were treated at home or hospitalized. Traffic halted as crews moved the car back onto the tracks.
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Park Avenue
Charles Leach
Pittsburgh
Margaret Kelly
Leach
Hoatesa
St. Vincent’ S Hospital
George Parker
Cottage Street
Thomas Daly
Woodbridge Avenue
Hartford
Connecticut
Brodsky
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Kelly
A. J. Sekerak
James van Stone
Park Javenue
Michael Buckley
William Street
George Ryder
Golden Hil Street
Michael Burlant
Washington Terrace
Anna Whalen
At- Tantty Street
Rocel Zanelli
Gregory Street
Peter Kuirukstis
Barnum Avenue
Graduation Without Room for Diplomas at Grade School
Six hundred graduates from the city grammar schools, with parents and friends, packed the Wish school auditorium for graduation last night. Although 260 pupils sat on stage, many stood as diplomas were not distributed during the exercises. Rev. Charles A. Deck of the First Baptist church delivered a brief address. The program was presented by the children, with strong applause for their efforts.
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Alogether
Wish School
Charles A. Deck Naster
First Baptist Church
Charles
Gridgeport
Tax Day Near as 62 Pay Personal Tax After Long Wait
Tax Collector Edward A. Brown and staff toiled night and day as the Board of Apportionment denied extra clerks. About 50 600 bills mailed Wednesday night and received by taxpayers yesterday. Sixty two people paid a total of 124 dollars yesterday until the due date for February payments by ages 21 to 60. Hagels Thompson and Mars Morrissey were appointed to lien work after a competitive selection from about 40 rivals.
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Board of Apportionment
Edward A. Brown
Drew Oon
Yotun
Father and son drown saving young girl in icy pond
George Thrudley and his son Har were drowned while trying to rescue 1-year-old Helen Daldega from the National Marine Tank pond in Bristow. Stanley Vlapok and another man were rescued after falling in. The child survived.
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Bristow
George Thrudley
Har
Woodrow Wilson Confined to Bed by Indigestion
Washington January 31 Woodrow Wilson weakened by indigestion remained in bed most of the day on doctors orders. Admiral Cary T Gran and Sterling Ruffin visited and said Wilson's digestive disorder is less severe but the stress of recent days left him prostrated and not allowed to rise this morning.
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Washington
Woodrmy Wilson
Bisines
Cary T. Gran
Bme
Wilson
Grigson
der Sterling Ruffin
Turner
Grayson Ye. Wilson
Slaght ey Il Doorn Wolland J Imer Empire Tale
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic note mentioning Willan of Cennans and a medical adviser. The text hints at illness or edition issues but provides no clear event or outcome.
Board of Relief to Hold First of 12 Sessions Today
The Board of Relief begins the first of twelve sessions in the Command Council chamber at 9 AM to 4 PM. Additional sessions and six clerks will be added this year, with uniformed police stationed to maintain order.
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Board OF Relief
Command Council
Board of Assessors
F. Wiliam Uehreng
Patrick J. Flanagan
Anna V. Drew
Edward A. Drew
William A. Lewis
Rose McCarthy
Ber
New Bridge for Pleasure Beach Under Construction
The bridge will connect Pleasure Beach park with the mainland at Seaview avenue. American Bridge Company started fabricating a 204 foot draw span with 3176 feet of approaches. Construction expected to finish by May 20, at a total cost between 154,990 and 200,000.
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Joy
Pleasure Beach Park
Seaview Avenue
American Bridged Company
Tohnson's Creek
Seaview Averue
Pleasure Beach Company
Teage
Bridweport
Stratford
Park
Denby's Fate Ties to Insurgents Amid Turbulent Times
News from Connecticut and national items reveal tension around Denby’s fate tied to insurgents, law actions on tax lists, and moves toward league expert help on trolley fares. Local reports cover a trolley accident, school graduations, police protection, and civic deliberations across towns.
Denby Resignation Fight Dominates Senate Action
The Senate adopts Walsh off lease annulment resolution by 89 to nothing fueling a looming clash over Secretary Denby resignation. Denby stands pat saying no one advised him to resign amid talks with key administration leaders and Naval committee chairs as Coolidge focuses on the testimony and counsel qualifications.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Denby
Hobingon
Derby
Chriteman Jenroat
Senate Committee
Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Elem
K. Intimer
Genneral
Navy
Denbi Taid
Ira
Interior Department
Iax
Fone Sultti
Coolidge Agai
Olleas
Coolidge
Lenroot
Lodge
Massachu
Gill Faces Fine for Not Signing Abstract
The article reports Lawrence J. Gill facing a five dollar fine under Section 1149 for failing to sign an abstract as required by the General Statutes. Thomas McCormick and John Y. Caldwell defend the board’s actions, asserting assessments are fair, while debate continues on whether a majority must approve.
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Lawrence J. Gil
McCormick
John Y. Caldwell
Wilotina
General Studtes
Clerck
Oouth
Alderman Kornblut says Veness will not be subpoenaed
The Fifth district Alderman Kornblut announced Veness will not appear before the tax abatements special committee tonight. Buechler identified Jack Itkowicz as paid intermediary in a real estate deal tied to tax abatements. Itkowicz may be subpoenaed. Attorney John A. Spafford, denied as fake, will testify on his own suggestion tonight. Merz, Morris L. Schwartz, and Simmel Bernstein, subpoenaed taxpayers, will be questioned. Schwartz is represented by a council member.
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Alfred Veness
Round Chamber
Loulan A. Kornblut
Jack Itkowica
Max J. Buechler
Buechler
Nkowicz
Buechtee
Ukowicz
John A. Spafford
Bueehler
Trnechler
Mill. Merz
Morris L. Schwarts
Simmel Bernstein
Schwartzin
Wises
Clifford
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