Liquor valued at 300000 seized in drug store raid
Prohibition agents raided Cosmopolitan Drug Company on Chrystie Street and seized liquor valued by the agents at 800000. Alfred Tieman president and David Kahn treasurer were arrested. The haul included whiskey barrels wine champagne coloring liquid alcohol and related items.
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New York
Prohibition
Cosmopolitan Drug Company
Chrystie. Street
Alfred Tieman
Concern
David Kahn
International Girls Club Elects Officers at Institute
The International Girls Club at the International Institute elected Miss Elen Tolles president, Miss Van Eckman vice president, Miss Asteller Rosenthaul secretary, and Miss Sophie Rosenthal treasurer. They plan a February 1 dance from 8 30 to 11 30. The Italian Woman's Council hosts a February 7 dance for Columbus hospital. Popular finish described for crepe machine frocks and lingerie fabrics.
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International Girl's Club
International Institute
Elen Tolles
van Eckman
Asteller Rosenthaul
Sophie Rosenthal
Italian Woman's Council
Columbus Hospital
Cromwell Divorce Case To Be Closed Today
Abs Rose Barker Cromwell will appear before Justice Berg as the end of the divorce action nears. The defense plans to call Harry Cohn as a principal witness. Justice Seeger said the trial would wrap up tomorrow.
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Whine Plains
Rose Barker Cromwell
Berg
Supreme Court
Cromwwell
Seeger
Harry Cohn
Cromwell
Enright Reappointed for Eight Year Term in NYC Police
New York January 25 Mayor Hylan today reappointed Richard Enright as New York City police commissioner for another five year term. The commissioner's first term expired last Tuesday leaving the police department headless until now.
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New York
Hylan
Richard Enright
New York City
Borah to renew bid for world economic conference
Senator Borah a Republican from Idaho said he would renew his push for a world economic conference and likely offer a resolution next Monday urging the President to call such a meeting. Bordering material notes and silk fabrics are described for summer wear, highlighting drapery and stain skirt use with light colors.
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Washington
Associated Press
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Durant to Close Locomobile Plant for Changes
The Locomobile Company announced a February 1 shutdown of its Durant plant for one month to retool and inventory. About 1,200 workers will be affected but all return post layout, with potential hiring. The project includes over $300,000 in new buildings and machinery, shifting all car and Mason truck work to the new plant and preparing for higher output at Bridgeport and Seaside Park facilities.
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Locomobile Company
Durant
Locomobile
W. C
Flint
Michigan
Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Foreign legation ship supplies alcohol to embassies
Washington reports indicate that police charges foreign envoys use diplomatic immunity to aid bootleggers. Treasury sends memo to State noting unusual liquor shipments to embassies and legations. Prohibition officials say action could be to address the State Department and consider restrictions.
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Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Treasury
Prohibition Bureau
James K. Jones
Prohibition
Assembly Endorses County Commissioners in Hartford
The legislature adopted resolutions appointing Charles J. Hart and John J. Mill as commissioners of Millifield County. In the Senate M Brooks explained the suspension of rules procedure to new members, noting the delay as undue haste.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Crales J. Hart
John J. Mill
Millifield County
Senate
Brooks
Connecticut aviation guard bill introduced at Brainard Field
Hartford Jan 25 Senator Rudd chairman of the military affairs committee offered a bill to form an aviation squadron as part of the state national guard to be stationed at Brainard Field Hartford.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Rudd
Military Affairs Committee
National Guard of
Brainard Field
Obituary notices from Stratford and nearby towns
Obituaries for Alice Phelan of Lordship Manor and several Milford Fairfield and Norwalk area residents outline deaths from illness and pneumonia, with funeral times and burial places. Survivors include spouses and children. services held at St James, St Michael's, and local churches. Separate note mentions a two year old Frederick Groshell and an unrelated butterfly and cod liver trivia.
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Alice Phelan
Jerome Phelan
Lordship Mannor
Charles A. John
Jerome A. Cyril A
St. James’ Church
Stratford
St. Michael’s
Michael W. Mead
Michael Mead
Mary Scannell
Shoreham Terrace
Fairfield
Joseph ¥. Ford
St. Anna R. C
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Mary A. Tate
Mary Ann Tate
Patrick Ate
Pembroke Street
William
Fannie Tate
Agnes Tate
Jances Young
Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Frederick G. Groshel
Frederick G. Groshell
Edward Groshell
Newfield Avenue
Milford D A R chapter to meet Thursday in Milford
Milford January report details February meeting of Freelove Baldwin Stowe chapter D A R with speaker Mrs John Laidlaw Buel topics Washington and Lincoln The event lists hostesses and preparations for 3 more local society gatherings including a Women’s Mission Study group and a Masonic lodge communication with candidates planned at the temple Also notes a Devon Union church banquet and a local police liquor destruction ordered by Judge Brown Jr as well as various club activities and social events around Milford and nearby areas
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Milford
Freelove Baldwin Stowe
D. A. ‘Reo
Memori
John Laidlaw Buel
Ice
Connecticut
D. A. River
Washington
George J. Haynes
Archie Nichols
Fredus M. Case
Ia. F
A. M
Masonic’ Temple
Aclas
Devon ‘Union
Howard Halcock
Men's Federation
Plymouth
Methodist
Buren
J. D. Brown
Jocay Town
George J. Smith
Broadstreet
Milford, Chapfer, Delphian Society
Myrtle Hose Company
Fae
Myrtle Beach
van Avenue
Takia Chapter
O. B.S
Dancs
John Hammann
John Cashew
Say
William Jr. Hoyt
Laurel Beach
Oviatt
Golden Thill Street
Street Railway Bill Before Legislature in Hartford
A Senate bill would allow nine or more people to form a group to purchase four or more street railway lines for public use. The measure aims to enable a corporation to acquire parts of the Connecticut company and gradually remove the trolley system from federal trustees. Financiers in the state believe buying portions of the system is how Connecticut stockholders can regain full ownership.
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Hartford
Jan
Senate
Connecticut Company
Connecticut
NACOs household wash additive promises whitening power
Persplutian stains and odors vanish with NACOs wash accessory. It claims to bleach, disinfect, and deodorize fabrics, making linen white and prolonging wear, suitable for cotton and linen towels and clothing. It targets coffee inks blood and caustic stains and even disease germs.
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NACO
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