Democratic Club in 12th Will Try to Hold Election
The Democratic Club in the Twelfth District faces a factional split as members plan a joint meeting on January 24 to resolve leadership and control. Tensions flare between Anderson and O Loughlin factions with petitions, injunctions, and potential ballot clashes amid a history of court actions and intra party feuds.
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Democratic Club
Nemovith
Timars
Gre
Hugh Jo Laver
Anderson
Loughlin
Anderson Group
Thomas ¢ Ylhihin
Peters
Oteuchlin
Musterole Guard Against Fla Warning for All Ages
An old advertisement promotes Musterole as a preventive salve for flu like symptoms and congestion. It claims quick relief for adults and safer, milder use for babies and children, urging mothers to ask for Children’s Musterole.
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Bnd
Chetiakk
Mustero le Patent Remedy and Rheumatism Cure Opinion
The fragment discusses MUSTEROLE and claims about its efficacy for rheumatism and health effects. It mentions drug stores, advertisements, and inquiries about returns or reactions. No clear events or persons are identifiable. information is fragmented and uncertain.
Involved Groups Clash Over City Meeting Wages
Gieminwod and Wink Jer faced claims of improper funds at a meeting as about 76 dollars were alleged to have been illicitly accepted by Winkler. The dispute split the O Loughlin and Anderson factions, leading to a new Twelfth District Democratic Social Club and court hearings over the alleged ineligibles. Attorney Joseph J Devine led a committee for the Superior Court to hear both sides with John A Cornell and Daniel J Brennan for the O Loughlin faction.
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Anderson
Twelfth District Democratic Social Club
Joseph J Devine
Superior Court
Rave
John A. Cornell
Daniel J. Brennan
O'Loughlin
Thone
CITIES SEEK TO BAR CHAPLIN FILMS OVER DIVORCE
New Orleans reports reveal chaos as detectives seize Charlie Chaplin assets in a complex divorce dispute. Seattle proposes a censor board review of Chaplin films amid sensational charges from his estranged wife. New York and Ottawa officials comment on potential bans while receivers take control of Chaplin properties in Los Angeles and Hollywood.
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Chaplin
Fiagy
New Orleans
Tom
Hays
Hollywood
Haye
Caplin
Seattle
Wash
Bertha K. Landes
Beattie Censor Board
Mia Landes
Walker
Charlie
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Martin
Quebec
Court of Domestic Relations
Aald
Ottawa
la Salle County League of Women Voters
Chartie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaniin
Gilbert
Herman Spizell
Beverly Hills
Thema
Mia Chaplin
Airvanta
United Artists
Lyndol Young
Mra Chaplin
Uepinna
Nanmdal Os
Masy Upkeen Arro
Spitz
Edward T McMurray
Young
Spottve
Viva
California
Lita Grey
Texas Hawkins Arrested After Black Man Slashed
Jake Hawkins known as Texas, forty two, a white man from Fulton Street tied to "Baby Doll" fame, was arrested after allegedly slashing a Black man on Fulton Street and sending him to St Vincent's hospital. The victim, William Mitchell of Richmond, was visiting a friend when Hawkins confronted him demanding he leave. a stabbing followed. Hawkins, denying the charge, claimed the victim was mistaken and gave a false name upon arrest.
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Jake
Texas
Hawking
Fulton Striet
fFulton Strees
Assuult
St Vincents Hospital
Wiliam Mitchell
Richmond
Fulton Street
Polis
H Hawkins
Fairfield Avenue
State Street
Ita
Norwalk
J. Thomas Mullanne
Third Precinct
Hawkins
Bacer
St Vincent’s Hospital
Smuth
Lexington Avenue
Burglary at Peck Home After Church Supper
Burglars used a skeleton key to enter Charles Peck’s home on Hawley avenue while the family attended a church supper at the German Lutheran church. They escaped with some jewelry as Mrs Rudolph Teach upstairs heard noises and called out. Detectives notified. no one was home to confirm losses. jewel cases were opened and contents scattered.
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Charles Peck
Hawley Gienie
Mra
Rudolph Teach
Airs
Peck
Robert McCullough
William Daliwig
Aureau
Yochelman Freed On Surety Bond For Trial
Yochelman was freed on a $16,000 bond and set to face trial at the February 1 term of the Superior court. He proclaimed his innocence and blamed malicious foes, noting 22 days in jail due to bad-feeling and bond delays. His arrest followed an alleged illegal operation on Miss Mabel Derry that led to her death at St Vincent's Hospital on November 23.
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Yochelman
Mabel Derry
Brooks Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Yochelman Hay
Soviet envoy replies on Mexico communism claim
Mexico City January 2 Soviet minister Alexandra Koluntiy responded to Secretary Kellogg's accusation that Mexico is a base for communist activity. He said it is unthinkable that Kellogg has information about something that does not exist while the Mexican Foreign Office declined to comment.
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Muxico City
Kellogs
Mexico
United States
Alexandra Koluntiy
Kellogg
Olfive
Milford Police Detain Driver on District Charge
Ales Feiumont of 56 Pulten Street was arrested by Milford detectives yesterday on a warrant charging violation of state vehicle regulations. He appeared in Milford City Court after being held on $116 bond and was escorted to await further proceedings. details show a gun possession item was involved but no weapon was recovered.
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Ales Feiumont
Pulten Street
Milord
Aves
Bergeart
Milford
Todas Hegumont
Thin City
Stratford
Restaurant Keeper Held as Liquor Seller
Sam Cnggel, thirty two, proprietor of restaurant at 543 Howard Avenue, was arrested yesterday morning on a charge of violating the state liquor law. He was held in bond of 308 dollars after Patrick Devine and John Ginenhauser raided the restaurant and obtained a quantity of alleged liquor.
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Sam .¢Nggel
Howard Avenue
Patrick Devine
John Ginenhauser
Police Department Reassigns Two Telephone Operators
Two operators at city police headquarters Ida Bentley and Killa McQueeney were moved from police personnel to non department status last April under a board request. Salary deductions for pension were reversed after the change. City officials and commissioners held an executive session to consider retirements and promotions, with no definite action reported. Committees for the new year were named across finance discipline signal and various precincts.
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Ida Bentley
Killa McQueeney
Board of Police Commissioners
Nee Aulkling
Department
Unity
Dawe
Alsoo
Finance
Oppel
Boucher
Murphy
Signal
Surnal
First Precinct
Secon
Opper
States urged to attack dry law with new prohibitions
Four states were urged to adopt their own prohibition enforcement laws after the author sent ibillas to Senators Bruce Edwards Gerry and Walsh and received promises of cooperation. He said petitions from two thirds of states are needed for a constitutional convention while 28 states have already sent such requests. A separate bill would raise 25 million dollars in revenue to fund enforcement in the state.
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Bruce
Maryland
Edwards
New Jersey
Gerry
Rhode Island
Walsh
Massachusetts
Cuvillier
Cuviller
Expert Accountant Dies in Milford
Charles F. Butcher, a widely known expert accountant who helped install the State Highway department’s accounting system during Governor Marcus Holcomb’s administration, died at 63 Surf Avenue Fort Trumbull Beach Milford. He had been in poor health for a year and previously worked on recounting systems in Portsmouth and New York before moving to Connecticut. Funeral services Saturday at 2 at the Milford church parlor with Reverend Charles Forthing officiating. burial in Portsmouth planned.
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Milford
Tan
Charles F. Butcher
Goveror
Marcus Holcomb
State Highway Department
Surf Avenue
Fort Trumbull Beach
Hutcher
Rey N Y
Weveral Outarsa
Portsmoutha
Connecticut
Butcher
Mariace
Atloek
George TF Dinfth
Road Street
Charles Forthing
Church of Christ
Mitford
Porthmouth
10 000 Personal Tax Bills Placed in Mail
Local official Tay Collettur Hews d Swal tenge filed a notice about 79 000 personal tax bills due soon. The report mentions youth involvement and questions about UK tax items. Also notes actions by authorities on alcohol, drug, and unrelated household tips.
Firat Church of Christ Discusses New Parish House
The 289th annual Firat Church of Christ meeting drew about 10 members as Rev John H Grant led the session. Discussion centered on a proposed parish house under construction and its social use while financial reports and committee elections were presented.
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Firat Church of Christ, Airfield
John H Grant Pasto
Do’lock
Vir Grant
Woo Burr
G Smith
Dilzabeth
Bulkley
Religious Education Committee
Wegley Sherwood
Anyisst
Ensoine
Chin's
A A. Saunders
WO Burr
Alabbeth Bulkley
Waldo Grumman
C V Catlin
WP Cottrell
Ralph Riker
Willian Paulding
Vrs i
A W Perry
Walter Medfield
A Abanadera
C ¥ Gaislu
John Christie
Z. C Bullard
Never H. Warner
Bur Waller
Merwin
Herbert JT. Johnnson
Lovetts Perry
Bun
W B Glover
Joseph Barker Parish
Burr
Emma Wakeman
Mira Stegeman
H G Knoderer
F. A Burr
Lf Burr
ES Overbaugh
W Neyo
Riker
HC Bullard
Wallace Brown
Joseph H. Barker
Annie B Jennings
Lizabeth Ts Chila
W E Cottrell
Bacon Wakeman
Wallace L’hommedieu
W C Calin
William Paulding
Arthur W. Perry
W. ©, Burr
4. Saunders
Sixth Degree Given at Grange A Grange meeting action
Members awarded a $100 donation for a Near East orphan and $106 to support a widow of a former deputy. Dr Whiton spoke on Grange as an educational institution and public speaking. Prize winners announced for lecture programs, with several members recognized for excellence. A bridge of youth and education themes framed the session. An accident in Waterbury left Tom Barrett severely injured, with grim prospects of recovery.
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Armenia
Whiton
New Jersey
Grange
America
Mange
Tite
Charles A Wheeler
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrspirat
Offles
Wheeler
Bridgepoit Tige School
Fomami
Fist Prive
Wary Welton
Monsitome
Isley Pamont
Greenbicks
Centrat Danoni
Hartford
Littletielk
Afynera
California Pig Syrup Used To Treat Constipation In Children
An old ad-like text claims California Pig Syrup safely calms a sick child by easing bowels and stomach discomfort. It touts gentle action, coats the tongue, and promises relief from feverish breathing, poor appetite, and restlessness in youngsters, urging mothers to use the product for various age groups.
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Cullen Siapas
Beccane
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Milford Police
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