Chappell Re elected Head of Fish and Game Clubs
Jan 14 Connecticut Association of Bi and Game Clubs held annual meeting in New London. Bert Thappell was re elected president. Vice president and secretary named. several committees formed. Speakers included Senator Wheeler and Superintendent Wooltcomb. Open deer season proposed for December to January. three week open season for hunting. raccoon season proposed. memorial resolutions adopted for O P Buell.
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Norwich
Oscar T
Dossin Meeden
John Munroe
New Milford
Aaren Kinne
Glastonbury
Charles Wheeler
Stratford
State Fish and Game Commission
Sue
John Wooltcomb
Hartford
State Fish and Game Assic Iit
New Genden
Windham
Recenber
Buell
Fast Hampton
Issocia Hon Amt
Mee
Union Teachers Hit By New Bill
Boston notes a state bill to provide education aid for public school teachers amid protests by women teachers from Cambridge. Officials cite figures from the state theatre department showing Cambridge’s contribution in 192A, with part of the aid earmarked for teachers.
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Boston
Tan
State House
Weniell
Women Pubis
Terrhera
Cambelage
Chicago Trust Chairman Dies After Receiving Gift
The chairman of the Tin Te Merchan Trust company in Chicago reportedly died after receiving a free present from the Ellen Natend Water company resident in Chicago. The obituary notes the man, born July 1, 1851 in Romington Indiana, moved to Chicago and had ties to the American Surety Company of New York and Trevor Roo Tie Chinese Moirdorf Trades Hrta. The report shows a chain of events surrounding his death and affiliations.
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Chicago
Hamil
E Tin Te Merchan
Trust Company
Diet Trdus
Elen Natend Weter Company
Chica
Ateorcan Surety Compan
New York
Trevor Roo
Moirdorf
Roomngton
Indiana
The What and Why of a Diuretic
Diuretics aid kidney function by helping remove certain substances from the bloodstream. The text promotes Foley Fills as a reliable diuretic to resume fluid flow and keep the body free of illness, claiming long use over twenty five years and suggesting benefits for various pains and infections.
Kit Kat Frequenters Fined In London Court
In Haymarket, police court cases were adjourned as about sixty well dressed attendees were charged with violating late hours at the Kit Kat club after a raid on Dec 11. The manager and secretary faced utility pleas. fines of £10 were paid. The club counts princes, dukes, ministers and MPs among its wealthy American visitors.
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London
Mpnthorotvh Street
Kit Kat
Haymarket
Olce
Iit
Koteco
Mtombera
Cthena
Ite
Ciblnt
Rhode Island Lawmakers Seek Referendum on Prohibition Question
A Rhode Island resolution asks U S senators and representatives to support a constitutional submission process. The measure, introduced by Representative Clanciarulo, seeks a statewide vote on the Eighteenth Amendment issue. It mirrors a similar Democratic proposal from last week and aligns with a Republican state convention plank.
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Providence
Rob
Rhode Tuland
Congress
General Assembly
United States
Donnon
Rhode Island
Congress of the United States
Inter States
Rhode
Wesleyan Plans Junior Week End
Wesleyan University schedules Junior Week End events for February 23. The Junior Prom committee led by James F. Thompson of Greenwich outlines activities including a smoker at Pat Yaleon house, a dance in the gym, and house parties. Speakers include Professor Welles of Trinity and Corhard Uaerg of Wesleyan with Roswell Duglia and Reginald Illifrich as undergrad speakers.
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Middletown
Wesleyan University
James FP. Thomson
Greenwich
Pat 'Yalon House
Fayer Weather
Springfel
Pat and Powdr
Ofie College
Bth
Professor Welles
Peycrolery
Trinity
Ching
Thea Smoker
Pr ‘Omor Corhard Uaerg
Gereman
Weeleyan
Wil
Roswell Dougliza
Staten Island
N. Y
Reginald Illifrich
Bath
Promo
Woman Secures Divorce Decree in Wilciten City Court
Lens Frank of Norwalk was granted a divorce yesterday afternoon by Judge Judie Exwin Dicken in Wilciten City Court. The decree grants custody of a nine year old child to the wife with a stipulation placing the child in Brankin’s house for a period of one year. The couple married on January 18.
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Lens Frank
Norwalk
Judie Exwin
Dicken
Henry Frank
Tee
Peggy Joyce's Diamond Dog Collar Recovered
A leather dog collar, once belonging to Peggy Joyce, was recovered in New York. Police say it was found in a taxi and are verifying ownership with Peggy Joyce Hopkins. If confirmed, the owner may pursue action.
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Peggy Joyce
York
Noble Cab By
Three face court in investigation of illegal entry
Hartford Jan 14 AP Giuseppe Snavillo of Lafayette Street New Britain was arrested by Immigration Inspector William M. Clark on an immigration warrant charging him with operating a disorderly house. He will have a hearing before the inspector in deportation proceedings. Francesco Mitol 239 Oak Street New Britain detained by police for federal authorities investigation. Umberto Miang proprietor of Roma photograph gallery 30 Main Street New Britain arrested by police held for federal investigation. John Lennehan Jr arrested by Deputy US Marshal Allen Marsh on a warrant charging failure to file capital stock tax returns. no preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner Frederic F. Corbett this afternoon.
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Hartford
Giuseppe Snavillo
Lafayette Street
New Britain
United States
Willam M. Clark
Francesco Mito
Oak Street
Umberto Miang
Roma Phoograph Gallery
Main Street
John Lennehan, Jr
U. S. Marshic
Allen Marsh
U. S
Frederic F. Corbett
Petersham Farmer Edward F. E. Smith Ends His Life
Petersham Massachusetts January 14 Edward F. E. Smith a 40 year old farmer known locally hanged himself from a barn beam. Police have not learned a motive. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Petersham
Mass
Edward FE. Smith
Po- Nce
Nudge Commends Doctor Cleared by Federal Jury
Hartford jury finds Dr. Claude C. Kelly not negligent in July 1924 operation on Harry S. Brockway of Boston. Brockway died six days after a Boston surgeon’s later operation. Adminstratrix Florence M. Brockway sued, verdict for defendant after short deliberation.
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Nudge
Hartford
Claude C. Kelly
Harry S. Brockway
Boston
United States District Court
Florence M. Brockway
Clorence M. Brockway
Trial verdict saluted by judge for Dr. Kelly case
After the verdict was returned Judge Edwin S. Thomas congratulated Dr. Kelly on the result. Many prominent local physicians testified for Dr. Kelly. Attorney Lawrence A. Howard of Hartford defended him, while Henry J. Calnen of Hartford, General Willam Pew and Willard P. Lombard of Boston represented the plaintiff.
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Edwin 5. Thomas
Dr. Kelly
Lawrence A. Howard
Hartford
Henry J. Calnen
Willam Pew
Willard P. Lombard
Boston
Stock for Employes of U S Steel Deferred
The annual offering of common stock to United States Steel employes has been deferred to June 1 awaiting stockholders action on the 40 percent dividend at the April annual meeting. Shares will not include a stock dividend.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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Raccoon
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