Comley Urges Final Decision on 18th Amendment
The piece reports Comley arguing for decisive action on the 18th Amendment. He criticizes modern attitudes toward criminals, urges responsibility in law and reform, and links Washington’s legacy to contemporary constitutional debates. He stresses citizen duty in combating crime while honoring Lincoln and Washington as guiding examples.
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Jmoth ers Children Like This Epsom Salts Pill
An old remedy praised for children and adults despite its bitter taste. One pill equals a heaping tablespoon of salts and delivers quick results without large tablets. Marketed as convenient and effective, priced around 25 cents at druggists.
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Drivers Called for Conferences in Motor Vehicle Hearings
Nine motorists are summoned to appear before a deputy motor vehicle commission hearing in the County building on Thursday morning February 18. Named defendants include Clarence Tt Bacon at 044 Longbrook Avenue Stratford charged with driving while intoxicated William Smith 1408 Kossuth Street Bridgeport driving speeding Wally Alex androwicz 280 Main Street Bridgeport driving while intoxicated Dan Holmberg 199 Denver Avenue Bridgeport driving while intoxicated Albert Delvey 112 Highland Avenue overloading a vehicle David Freeland 116 Slate Street Angonla John Wanloba 158 Clifton Avenue Angonla Ernest Fuchs 3 Abbott Avenue Danbury and John M Daley Clifton Avenue Bridgeport summoned by conferences.
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Longbrook Avenue
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Wiliam Smith
Kossuth Street
Bridgeport
Wally Alexandrowicz
Main Street
Soft coal helps operators claim Washington
The National Coal Association said soft coal’s demand flexibility is a valuable asset as anthracite mining halted. It noted 2,009,000 tons lost in anthracite and asserted bituminous coal will meet future needs, with soft coal production for the week ending February 6 estimated at 12,134,009 tons by the Commerce Department.
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Man Taken To Hillside After Disturbance
Manuel Mandred of 116 Lexington was taken to Hillside home last night in an emergency hospital ambulance after a melancholy attack left him mentally unbalanced. Police were summoned by relatives following a disturbance at his residence.
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Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Ambulance logs show aid to James Milo at 737 Hallett Street with treatment and lead at 12 30 p m Catherine Panpo at Ives Court private transfer to St Vincent's Hospital at 7 p m Mannet Mandred of 108 Texington Avenue Melonchulia Pukem to illsite
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Relics Unearthed by Explorers in Chaldean Ruins
Philadelphia report from the December expedition of the British Museum and University of Pennsylvania notes prehistoric artifacts in Chaldean ruins near Wr city. Professor Woolley described evidence of King Dungi's reign and found hollow clay cylinders inscribed with his name and title.
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Coal Shutdown Ends As Fuel Heads To Consumers
Philadelphia reports a five year coal miners agreement will be ratified this week. Delegates from 158,009 mine workers will convene in Scranton to seal the pact and begin a rapid return to production. Whistles will signal mines reopening and paydays start in March as railroads move coal to market.
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Roving Sergeants Abandon Autos in City Patrols
Police headquarters reported that roving sergeants of the city patrol abandoned motor cars in the past two weeks and will likely continue roving on foot. Officials noted the move follows recent unrest and that mobile units powered by swatemobiles are no longer used to gauge patrols.
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Newspaper Man Ill Undergoes Operation
Frank TP Devine of 387 Washington Avenue, a member of the Star of the Bridgeport Herald, was taken to St Vincent's Hospital Saturday suffering from stomach trouble. He will be operated on tomorrow morning.
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Doctor Ruined by Wife Denies Aiding Her
The New Haven physician Dr. Truickholdt tells how his wife Ruth Buckholdt ruined his career over six years, stealing nearly all his money and leaving him with debts. He says she admitted no reason and he severed ties after her conviction history and parole.
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Rockefeller gives Egypt ten million dollars
Reports say negotiations were under way for a project likely tied to a museum in Egypt with Professor Breasted acting as Rockefeller's representative. Rockefeller denies authorization of any announcement and calls Cairo news premature while noting no final decision had been reached.
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Cloudburst Floods Valley Killing Five at Coaldale
Pikeville Ky Feb 14 Five persons died when a cloudburst struck the mining village of Coaldale near Marrowbone Creek. Severe electrical storms and heavy rains swept Pike county late last night, damaging property estimated at 5000 to 10000 dollars and injuring small horses.
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Fiddlers to Play for Trophy Over Radio
The North Atlantis States Fiddling contest will be launched over station WB AMINOUNOCH in March with Henry Ford donating a cup for first prize.
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Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote plus soothing elements attack the infection, soothe irritated membranes, and halt germ growth with a stomach absorption that strengthens the system. Money back if not relieved as directed. Atlanta Ga ad.
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