Mediate Rising Gasoline Prices Probe Promised
A provisional inquiry into rising gasoline costs in South Pakoty was pledged by the Federal Trade Commission. Chairman Thomsen sent a February 7 letter to Governor McMaster requesting an immediate investigation into price increases and potential market manipulation. The commission will also study governor linked claims that certain interests manipulated supply for profit.
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Waslington
South Pakoty
Contulee
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Nuission
Ithia
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Revernor
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Covernor McMaster
Schwab's Accuser Set for March 5 Arraignment
New York February 8 Mrs Myrtle Hay indicted last May on forgery charges by Charles M Schwab Bethlehem Steel chairman will go to trial in General Sessions court March 5 Mrs Jinges accused by Schwab of forging his name on notes used to obtain loans
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New York
Myrtle Hay
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
General Sessions
Jinges
Schwab
Elm City Woman Bequeaths Huge Memorial Sums
New Haven probate court heard the will of Mrs Henrietta W Hubbard who died last Sunday leaving about 250000. Dartmouth College receives 10000 for a memorial to Oliver P Hubbard and his son Grosvenor. Mary Hit Pack Memorial Hospital at Hanover NH gets a gift. Yale gets 900 for a trust in honor of Benjamin Silman. Nine cousins named as heirs receive cash gifts for themselves and their children.
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New Haven
Dartmouth College
Oliver P. Hubbard
Grosvenor
Henrietta W. Hubbard
Mary Hitpack
Hanover
N. H
Olver P. Hubbard
Yale University
Benjamin Silman
Beach Abandons Fairfield Ave Quarters
Beach, self described candidate for president and actuary of the World’s Liquidating and Refunding company, will not launch from Fairfield avenue this year. Rumors say rent non payment forced vacancy and blank show windows. Mer Beach unreachable. plan to tour the United States in a large vehicle to seek votes in November. He received one vote in the last election.
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David S&s. Beach
United States
Fairfield Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Mer
Beach
Indicted in mail order rum law case names 27 defendants
Federal grand jury returns twenty seven indictments in a mail order rum scheme. I s a an Bul Hfant alleged head appears in all indictments. Indicted purchasers span four states including William C. Kirner and W J Sullivan. Salesmen Joseph de Briecht and Charles Dewitt named in four indictments for conspiracy to transport liquor. Others include A G Sindler and H B Graves known as Fr Howard. Proceeding details indicate multiple defendants across Ohio New York Maryland Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Philadelphia
Isaan Bul- Hfant
Joseph de Briecht
New York
Charles Dewitt
Baltimors
Ibu
Hquor
William C. Kirner
Sandusky
Ohio
W. J. Sulliva
Gloversville
N. Yur
Doctors petition injunction against health board decision
John Hrabe a physician whose Massachusetts license is cited in his petition seeks a Superior Court injunction to halt the State Board of Health from revoking his license until a hearing. He states he graduated from Tufts and was licensed in 1920, later applying to Connecticut for practice. Defendants include Connecticut Board of Medical Examiners members and state health officials.
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John Fraba
Massachusets
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Hrabe
James To ' Aeir Ralph White
Jon Oo. 7
Ernest Markham
Eelecta Examining Board
Convecticut
Edward Jk
James W. Knox
James A. Bowslantis
SB. Overtook
G. B.A. Wineslow
Public Health Counc
Stanley H. Osborn
State Department of Health
Smeller Freed In Liquor Arrest After Sparse Evidence
Andrew Smeller of 420 Myrtle Avenue, twice before jailed on liquor law violations, was released from custody after the court found evidence scanty. A week earlier a small quantity of liquor was found behind his saloon. Other defendants faced light penalties or were discharged for liquor and related charges including Ann Doherty and Arch Heffernan. Joseph Denatosiy received a suspended sentence and fines. Julius Buraczewski was discharged. Joseph Echo paid a fine.
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Andrew Smeller
Myrtle Avenue
Hqnor
Joseph Denatosiy
Hallett Street
Hanor Lew Ann Doherty
Arch Heffernan
Goodsell Street
Westport births and deaths equalized in January
Records filed with the town clerk show eight deaths and eight births in January, with two marriages. The only birth noted was a son to Dr. and Mrs. Hoy A. Lane, Hebert Eldred, born on New Year’s Day.
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Westport
Birtha
Hebert Eldred
Charlevoix Bank Building Destroyed By Blaze
Charlevoix Michigan firemen fought hours to quell a blaze that leveled the Charlevoix County Bank building. No offices were saved and officials fear for valuable papers stored in an old style vault amid the 21 below temperatures.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Web
Mercury 21
Charlevoix County Bank
Harding Memorial Fund to Maintain Landmark via Bonds
The Harding Memorial Association will invest one fourth of its total fund in government bonds. Interest from bonds will be used to maintain the memorial dedicated to Warren G. Harding. No further appeals are planned.
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Washington
Harding Memorial Association Ane
Warren G. Harding
Danbury Executives Named to Bridgeport Chamber Panel
Danbury residents Fels Gent and James I. Loran of Doran Bros Machinery join the general committee appointed by President Stanley H Herd in Bridgeport to organize the annual Cones Chamber of Commerce convention amid preparations for the event.
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Danbury
Fregent
F. H. Lee Hat Company i
James I. Loran
Doran Bros! Machinery Company
Stanley H Herd
Bridgeport
Cones Chamber of Commerce
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