Two workers under Mrs Knapp lose state jobs in Albany
Albany New York February 1 two department of state employees who worked on the 1925 census under former secretary of state Mrs Florence E G Knapp were dismissed from state service Mark Stern first deputy secretary of state and Anna A Little auditor both had served under Mrs Knapp but were exonerated by Governor Smith of complicity in alleged crimes including grand larceny forgery and removal of records The governor forwarded the Knapp case to district attorney Charles D Herrick for grand jury action while stating Stern and Little acted under orders The dismissal was announced by Secretary of State Robert Moses after a governor meeting In Albany Herrick said action against Mrs Knapp would be slower and would take about two weeks to determine course.
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Albanys
N. Y
Aanoelated Press
Department of State
Florence E. G. Knapp
Smith
Albany County Grand Jury
New York State
Mark Stern
Anna A. Little
Randall J. le Boeuf
le Boeuf
Knapp
Stern
Miss Little
Julia M. Ryan
State Civil Service Commission
Walter Leidlaw
New York
Robert Moses
State Service
Herrick
150 Radio Stations to be Eliminated
Washington Feb 1 The Federal Radio Commission plans to cull about 150 stations deemed not in the public interest The policy entails pairing more small outlets into fewer bands and clearing channels for larger stations Commission member O H Caldwell said the move is aimed at improving service despite potential lawsuits He noted no evidence of outright monopolies while acknowledging patent pool concerns and noted many stations were reportedly losing money
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Washington
Associated Press
Federal Radio Commission
Home Merchant Marine Committee
O HH. Caldwell
Commission
Vst
Davis
Democrat
Tennessee
Caldwell
Federal Trade Commission
Radio Corporation
Gifford
Masachusetts
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion as the strongest remedy for stubborn coughs and lingering chest symptoms. It claims rapid action, sleep restoration, and relief after a few doses, urging readers to ask Hindle Pharmacy or any nearby store for a bottle.
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Hindle Pharmacy, Inc
Insull Forecasts Greater Utility Concentration and Growth
Samuel Insull outlines a future of increasing concentration and unification in public utilities, citing innovations like the 1908 5000 kW steam turbine, ongoing efficiency gains in coal use, and the shift toward steam power as transmission costs fall. He notes the vast stake of about 600,000 security holders and the public trust implicit in running utilities for millions of stockholders.
Samuel Insull Born in London 1860 Ailed Public Utilities Leader
Samuel Insull born November 11 1860 in London to Samuel and Emma Short Insull. He came to the United States in February 1881 as private secretary to Thomas Edison and later led Chicago Edison Peoples Gas Light and Coke Chicago Rapid Transit and other utility companies. He served as chairman Illinois State Council of Defense during World War I and was president of the Chicago Civic Opera. He married Margaret Bird in New York on May 23 1889 and they had one son.
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Samuel Insull
Thomas Edison
Mr. Insull
London
Mr. Edison
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mr. Jesush
Edison
Samuel Inaull
Commonwealth Edison
Chicago
America
Insult
Fisk Street
Lke
General Electric Company
Schenectady Works
Electric Public Utility
Insull
Crawford Avenue
Commonwealth Edsion
Waukegan
Public Service Corporation of Northern
Mlinol
Fhat
Middle West
Stearm
England
Samuel and
Emma Short Insull
Tendon
Reading
Oxford
United States
Chicago Edison Company
Becom
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Chicago Rapid Transit Company
Illinois State Council of Defense
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Margaret Bird
Mother's club meeting sets Chestnut Hill rummage sale
A Chestnut Hill Mother's club meeting at Mrs. Monroe Blackman's home voted to hold a rummage sale and auction at Chestnut Hill School on Tuesday evening February 7 at 7 90. Attendees included Mrs. John Austin Mrs. Harry Wheeler and others.
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Long Hill
Mother's Club of
Chestnut Hill
Monroe Blackman
John Austin
Harry Wheeler
Laake
Fred Berger
Mra
Campbell
Mra Shaver
John Douglas
Greenfield
Mais
William Colman
Kelliher
Long Hill School
Kenneth Wilkinson
Louise
Stratford
Ernest Snerman
Anna Anderson
Bridgeport
Mildred Isaacs
Pieces of walls used as exhibits in murder trial
In Ottawa Illinois a wall fragment and surrounding basement debris served as dramatic exhibits in the murder trial of Dr H C Hill's son. Prosecutors showed bloodstained boards, brick pieces, linoleum, a lamp, suitcases and packed clothing to support the claim of a fatal August night. An investigator testified the wall piece and linoleum were sent to Chicago for blood testing.
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Ottawa
Associated Press
Harry Hill
H. C. Hill
Atair
Way of the Hill
Charles Thiel
State’s Attorney's Office
Eliza Hill
Chicago
Thiel
Harry
Murder 10 Cause Postponement of Hearing on Will
Hartford news reports the murder of Mrs. Clare Gaudet may push back the Superior Court trial over the Cavanaugh will. Dr Harold Gullfoyle faces the murder charge as Mary G Cavanaugh seeks to overturn a settlement, alleging signing under duress. The estate is valued about 60090 with three parts. Mary Cavanaugh and the grandchild are set to receive about 15000 if the stipulation stands.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Clare KE. Javanaugh Gaudet
Maple Avenue
Gaudet
New Haven
Misa Cavanaugh
Maximin J. Gaudet
Cavanaugh
Daniel Dowd
Liberty Sceet
Springfield
Mass
Patrick Fp, Cavanaugh
Vermillion
New Trolley Manager Promotes Two Men
Frank L. Kibling yesterday began his duties as the new manager of the local division of the Connecticut company succeeding J B Potter and announced two promotions. Robert Jagoe becomes superintendent of transportation after serving as chief motorman and Wilbert Norman steps up as inspector.
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Frank L. Kibling
The
Connecticut Company
J. B. Potter
Kibling
Robert Jagoe
Wilbert Norman
Take Salts If Rheumatism Is Bothering You
Rheumatism spares no age or rank and is worsened by cold damp weather. Consume four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water each morning for a week to neutralize acidity and aid kidney function, then use Salts regularly as an inexpensive remedy.
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Greault
Appuganda
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North American Newspaper Alliance
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Tamuel Insull
Mrs. Gaudet
Father
YTSA
Besse System Co
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People’ Savings Bank
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