Sheep breeding declared profitable by Connecticut growers
Old Saybrook man T S Chapman elected president of the Connecticut Sheep Breeders Association at the annual meeting in Hartford. F Green of Middlebury named vice president and S Patterson of New London treasurer. Directors include Russell Jones Greenwich and Henry Dairince Prestonfield. Woo l pool praised for profits. worms blamed for many sheep deaths. tobacco dust and nicotine solution discussed as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Jan
Eo Degren
Connecticut
Connecticut Sheep Breaders’ Association
Edel Cartle
Chapawina
Old Saghbrovik
F. Green
Middlebury
Patterson
New London
Treasure
Hed. Garrigus
Asso Ton
Martfard
T* F Beach
Edgood
Uitenfield
J. Gold
West Cornwall
Vollard
Carmell Green
South Willington
Windham
Beery Hopkins
Central Village
Faird
Hussell Jones
Green- Wich
New Uaven OD
Prentice
North Haven
Middlesex
Clinton
New Teondon
Coult
Ola Lyme
T Large
Henry Dairince
Preinfield
Associaion
Mdawin Cruttenden
New
New England
R. E. Begg
Dorrance
Lin
Reeort
Lampgon
Prescription Claim Prompts Revived Rheumatism Cure Talk
A Washington feature reviews a claim that a new prescription can banish rheumatism by dissolving uric acid deposits. It describes a promoter’s campaign, political reactions, and calls for further congressional action while warning of unverified cures.
Eddie Cantor’s $3500 Breakpoint Revealed by Self Testimony
New York, Jan 28. Seldie Danton testifies that Max Wart, a booking agent tied to a Sherman Anti-Trust case, enabled Cantor to rise from $275 weekly vaudeville pay to $8500 weekly stardom. Cantor says Wart alone fueled his success while noting the shift from clowning to legitimate acting and recounts financial ruin from vaudeville operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbew York
Sildie Danton
Taday
Max Tiart
Bb. F. Weith Vaudeville Exchange
Wart
Charle
Travt
Five days added to jail sentence by Judge Walsh
A jury verdict led to Libinsky receiving an extra five days in jail and a $20 fine. Judge Walsh rebuked counsel Henry J. Greenstein for accusing the Bureau of Investigation of framing Libinsky. Authorities found stills, boilers, and liquor-making materials in Libinsky’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Livinsk
Gall
Dohe ¢ J. Welsh
Canunut
Henry J. Greensteip
Libinsky
Junge Waieh
Bureau of Investigation
Per Fu
Bayvers Mile End
Lari Povkex
Amie
Alah
di Stott
Detrich J. Flanagan
U. S. Auction Sheds Light on Armed Vessel Sale Plan
A fragment notes a proposed sale of ships by the Washington government for military purposes. The plan references a central authority and a large project tied to the Nos Lindtation preare, suggesting strategic use of ships in national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spirin
Secretary Hughes Defends Turkey Pact in New York Speech
Secretary Hughes reviews U S policy in Mexican affair and explains why the United States gave up extraterritorial rights in the Turkey treaty with Great Britain. He argues arms sales and diplomacy protect American interests while maintaining sovereignty and stability in the hemisphere and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woolidge
Hughes
Enghes
Washington
Turkey
Selary
Tnd
Uel
Mexicco Ws Viutones
Thais
Moms
Ferm de Mendes
Guranerce
United States
Mexico
L Girding
Great Britain
Weo
United Staiis
Mali
Mhoort
Chen
Chester Cance
Dts
Noveribient
Minghes
Goat on the loose sparks police report at Salt Street
Jobin Glaverke filed a report with Lieutenant Arthur Strout at police headquarters after confusing a complaint about a talking person with a missing animal. The incident involved a brown and white female goat and prompted a search for the lost animal on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smebody
Jobin Glaverke
Salt Street
Arthur S.trout
John
Aine View
Prout
Jin
Senators Debate Sinclair Scandal Continues In Senate Hearing
The Senate clash over the Sinclair affair continues with Interior Secretary Fall accused of taking 106000 to Texas for ranch expansions in New Mexico. Arch Roosevelt testifies on bribery claims while senators attack Wahlberg and Wall, alleging corrupt contracts and oil transfers to Doheny and Steelett.
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Texas
Washington
New Mexico
Jal
Archie Broosevelt
Caraway
G. 12
Wahlberg
Prirate
Harry FB
Rooosevelt
Wahliera
Wall
Cain
Way
Carraway
Roosevelt
Fall
Edward B. Meluean
Fulin Beach
Carawi
Mall
Pol
Navy
Stelett
Doheny
Tax Bill Fight Shapes House Tax Revision Debate
Democrats in committee push Mellon plan terms while Republicans seek a schedule pace. Green signals majority aims to craft a bipartisan framework with incomes tax and excise provisions to advance a February report to the House.
Missing Girl Leaves For Dance Reported From Home
A 39 Whitine Town girl, Annie Meerkuwsli, was reported missing after leaving home to attend a dance Saturday night. Police and family are seeking information on her whereabouts and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rearen
Bem
Annie Meerkuwsli
Whitine Tune
Iasing
Greenstein to Speak at Ninth District Club
Assistant city attorney Klenny Greenstein will be the principal speaker at two meetings and speaker for the Ninth District Republican club to be held in the clubroom tonight. An advertisement promotes Janae Brom Quinine tablets for colds and influenza prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenstein
Ninth District Club
Asistant City
Atterney
Klenny Greenstein
Soker
Republican Club
Alice Horsfield
Meymarian
Albiee Liersfield Meymarian
Baron
Ndwin Maymarian
Rutledge Berate
Coolidge Urges Farm Relief Measures and Cooperation
President Coolidge addresses farmers urging relief through federal aid and debt restructuring. He calls for extended War Finance Corporation lending, bank capital restoration, and major private sector support from transportation and insurance firms to stabilize northwest agriculture amid bank failures and foreclosures. Senator Brookhart comments on legislative prospects and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farma
Prat
Northwest
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Avestock
He Agitcultura
Apportionment Board Set To Meet Tuesday
Apportionment board to convene Tuesday at the city council chamber to discuss departmental transfers and appropriations. The session will address tax rate and budget provisions for the fiscal year amid planned transfers and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noues
Dedefetoek
Arrested Second Time on Non-Support Count
A man identified as Vhumed or Vhumed di Polkas faced a second arrest on non-support charges after failing to pay $10 weekly to his wife. He had been arrested last September for non-support, and a City Court bench posted to assure payment. Bond forfeiture of $3b (value unclear) was turned over to the wife, with expectations of a third arrest if support is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquaro
Obituary notices for Kelly Sanger Ensign and others
A long obituary list notes Delia M. Kelly widow of City Sheriff Thomas Kelly, aged 88, with funeral from 142 Noble Avenue and St Charles Church. Also listed are Albert W. Chapman, George Sanger, Grace Patterson Balderstone, James Wilson, Charles Ensign, Arthur Young, and others with funeral details, cemeteries, and survivors.
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Delia M. Kelly
Mia
Dela M. Kelly
Thommas Kelly
East Side
Noble Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael’s
William
Thos
Julie
George Kenly
Afrs
Hugh Lavery
Five youths held in Stamford on charges of theft
Five youths aged 16 to 22 were arrested in Stamford on burglary and theft charges. Those named include John McMahon 17 John Dach 18 Archiles Tartholomew 16 and John Murphy 47. They allegedly stole autos from Daly Street and a store at 108 Mills Street and confessed to other peacetime thefts. Robert Thomasson 18 was detained without charges.
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Stamford
Wuhmed
John Smith
Em Street
John McMahon
East Meadow Street
John Bridach
Lfawthogne — Stree
John Murphy
Hill Street
Archiles Tartholomew
SS John Price
Wilburhall
Duos
Daly Street
East Port Hestel
Louis Keennan
Mills Street
Kynnan
Walden Weir
Elms Street
Uordon
Mawthorne Street
Dunn's
Atlantic and Pacific
Glenbrook
Kennan
Hageart Whester
West
Springdale
770 Elm Street
Flom
Weber
Carl Gruasco
Spema
Fire and Contract Boards in Row Continued Prom Page
William H. Brown resigned last December after five years as a fireman and had his pension rights forfeited for resignation. He claimed health issues from a 1818 accident but his request seems unlikely to be revived. Fred J. Seyfert sought reappointment after health restoration to active duty. Smith-Murray Co. was authorized to replace a hydrant at Fairfield Avenue storefront, at company expense, about feet west of its current location.
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Farsi-Hanl Konows
Sien
William H. Brown
Ireman
Hems
Brown
Fred J. Seyfert
Brcause
JH Health
Coamanis
Sioner Stane
Smith-Murray Company
Fairfield Avenue
Pension Grants and Elevator Plan for Busy Smith-Murray Corner
The county commissioners approved a $5 weekly pension for Mrs Wallace Hall to start February 1 and will consider similar pensions for the widows of Captains Albert J Lee and Edward J Meeden after formal investigation. A private session preceded the meeting, and officials indicated appointments and promotions in the department won't be discussed until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Murray
Mra
Wallace Hall
Albert J. Lee
Edward J. Meeden
McCathron
Siegrist Heads Organization Of Local Credit Men
Ulward I. Siegrist was elected president of the Bridgeport Association of Credit Men at a meeting held last night in the University club. Officers named for the coming year include Seward Price as vice president and A. E. North as treasurer, with an advisory board and other officers listed. After the meeting, members attended a showing of The Show Off at the Line theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulward I. Siegrist
Bridgeport Association of Credit Men
University Club
Lirie Theatre
Howard
Siegmiat
Seward Price
A. E. North
J. B. Kohler
Evening Meetings in Bridgeport Various Clubs
Local listings show tonight gatherings in Bridgeport including BPOE lodge at 360 State Street Fridgeport Rifle club at State Armory Zither club at 818 Broad Street Tneas council at 15 Fairfield Avenue Swedish-American Republican club at 827 Wood Avenue Alpha circle Brotherhood of America at 1119 Broad Street Progressive circle Brotherhood of America at 1119 Broad Street Court Roma F of A at 474 East Washington Avenue Bridgeport Judge K of P at 1025 Main Street.
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Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Fridgeport Rifle Club
State Armory
Bridgeport
Broad Street
Tneas Council
G. UT
Fairfield Avenue
Republican Club
Wood Avenue
Alpha Circle
Brotherhood of America
Progressive Circle
Court Roma
F. of A
Eest
Washington Avenue
K. of P
Main Street
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Breath and Bowels
Purported remedy Drake Edwards Olive Tablets claim to ease bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver without calomel aftereffects. The ad touts a temperate olive color tablet taken nightly for a week, credited to Dr F M Hudwards after years of practice.
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State Association
T.S. Chapman
Old Saybrook
Russell Jones
Greenwich
Fairfield
Navy Department
Coolidge
Cnion Marlade
Cookdoe
In Chess Congress
Ue Agriqultice da
Senate
Misus Ligue
Gape
Haeacter
James Tf
Adlen
Simca Anteresia
Justiers
Indie 3
Wispense
Henator Caravas
Ballant
Artion
Eddie Cantor
Anderson
Andersen
Philipg
Nuh
U.S
Secretary of State
Sinclair
Tilson
Conmittee
Repubcians
Uhalanan Ureen
Equinntice
Hepulevans
Mellon
Green
Garner
Hepy Weve Fiull
Tennessee
Pamocratic National
Wisconsin
Brookbhart
Broakhart
Lowe
Conanien
le Sand
Sident
Benator
iSenator Uitis
Rewubbean
Norria Hill
Cartas
Menator Wronkhart
Cosamitte
Islington
Eng
Albert W. Chapman
Albert W Chapman
Crescent Avenue
Zzu'vluck
Talerment
Tacheview Cemetery
George Sanger
G. A. RR
Elias Flowe
G. A
Frace Patterson
Grace Patterson Balderstone
Mancocvernue
West Find
James B. Wilson
James i. Wilson
Stratford
Hawley and
Wilmot
Lafayette Street
R.C. Whiteshead
Stratford Congregational Church
Ferment
Wan Mountain Grove
Charles B. Ensigi
Charles B. Enxtsign
Fernoon
Abe Bostyun
Hivriak
Lakeview
Aeds
August Ensign
Frank Bisaect
Pew Thorp
New Jer
Arthur Young
Northampton
Mass
Judge Street
Tie In
Tievd Young
Arthur Milton Young
Joseph Young
John Yours
Murs. Kearns
Marie Fi. Sheeenay
Fonco
Mraatariet Sheiman
Klaus HH
Pypina
Lawley Avenue
Barial
Compte
Tames Baril
Dimes Barile
Snar Michiel
Mary Ware
Fire and Contract Boards
Siegrist
Iran
Tony
J. Sauer
Toca
Cel Siete
Renege
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