Putney Permits Controversy in Prohibition Row
Dr. Yochelman accuses Frank T Putney deputy prohibition administrator of graft in issuing liquor permits to physicians. He cites letters to senators, a Treasury reply promising investigation, and a June appeal to Senator Edwards. He claims bribe demands of fifty dollars and asserts Putney obstructs eclectic doctors from obtaining permits.
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Tsidor Yochelman
Connecticut
Prohibition
Frank T Putney
Vorholman
Edward J Edwards
New Jersey
James A. Reed
Chester FL Mull
New York
Connectcut
James FE Jones
Pretitioen
Oothets
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W Melton
Edwards
Froedelman
Putney
Noble Avenue
Futney
Vockelman
Coleman Street
Fridgeport
Senator Reed
Directory Parnes
Senasto Edwards
Darien
Campo
Hasala
Yocherman
Yochelman
New Haven
Yorke
Senate
Henes
Butney
Hartford
Granty
Not Worth A Damn Says Ex Governour On Service Clubs
Ex governor Charles Templeton told Waterbury Lions Club that service clubs such as Rotary Kiwanis and Lions are not worth a damn, criticizing their lack of action on saving Waterbury’s minor league baseball franchise amid a potential move due to financial losses. He owns a stake in the steel stockyard and noted clubs meet and pass resolutions but fail to effect real change.
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Waterbury
ABA
Eurh
Charles Templeton
Conner Teat
Lions Club
Sempleton
Servier
Ete
Teague
Templeton
Matory
Ute Steeck
Rlibg
Mr. Templeton
Pity clergymen attend funeral of Bride port nomaty
Local page 8 notes Mrs Ueacs to be buried tomorrow as funeral services are planned. Reports of storms, rescues, and local events fill the day with brief notices and social updates across Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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Bradgsport
Brideport
Ueacs
Kreaback
Braigeport
Cage
Fairfield County
Stamiart
Gilleale
Republian Tewn
Diomford Smupany
Anti Foreign Riots On Paris Streets
In Paris on July 2 crowds gathered on boulevards near the Seeing Paris bus start point and jeered at foreigners. The mob forced two buses to halt while police rescued several American and English tourists. Authorities cleared the street with no arrests.
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Paris
RESOE
Illinois primary recount ordered by county judge
Chicago dispatch reports County Judge Edmund Jarecki ordered a recount of all Cook County votes for U S Senate in both parties after a federal grand jury indicted 64 election officials for false returns. The indictments bring charged officials to 109, as recounts could overturn millions of ballots and alter county and statewide outcomes amid a broad probe of campaign spending and fraud.
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Vriaen
Aigin
Tenans
Frre
Friends
Macey Hare
Morse
Avai
New York
Sage
Hickman
Fistoum
Mains Seashore
Vermont
Geath House
Mibwa
Atrike
Walker
Céminale
Mellett
Cantor Publsher
America
United States
Poe
Jong Lst
France
Chicago
Cook County
Edmund Jarecki
United States Senate
Henrt
James 4. Reed
Senate Committee
Hino
Frank Lo Smith
Repubican
George J. Brennan
Two Slain Two Hit In Holdups In New York
Robbers killed one man and wounded two in two attempted robberies today. A store owner known as “the fighting jeweler” was shot dead at his Broadway jewelry shop after declaring he would shoot it out with any robber. A clerk was wounded and a robber later died in hospital. A second attempted hold up at a Bronx private bank left a clerk shot as the bandits fled. no loot was taken. Police have no proof the two robberies were by the same group.
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New York
Ffaron Rodack
Sidney Friefeld
Broadway
Bronx
Rafelle Raniero
Rodack
Roubens
Man Falls Forty Feet From Walnut Beach Ferris Wheel
MILFORD July 22 A man fell forty feet from the top of the Walnut Beach Ferris wheel. He suffered two broken ribs and a crushed chest. Investigators believe he was missing repairs to the wheel when the accident occurred. He was taken to Milford Hospital for treatment.
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Walnut Beach
Milford
Chiris Derstath
Derstoth
Milford Hospital
Art Carenenter
Iituly
Nine Rescued from Waters Here as Storm Hits Coast
A heavy windstorm last night lashed the harbor waters as thousands sought relief from the boat. Nine were rescued by police and firefighters, six children from a capsized boat at Hestwick avenue, and two youths and a girl from Cedar Creek after they sank. Lieutenant Thomas Connery and Officer Edward Cole swam in full uniform to save the group, bringing them to shore amid a crowd of bathers. The trio’s names were not released, and the rescue was followed by continued efforts as the storm raged.
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Hestwick Avenue
Cedar Creek
Boulevard
Seaside Park
Cedas Creek
I Shor
Thomas Connery
Hdward Cole
Asgialince
Roraback to Attend Bridgeport Republican Outing
Hartford July reports show Postmaster Connor inviting Governor Trumbull and Bridgeport Republican Chairman Roraback to the August 21 Pleasure Beach outing. About 20,000 are expected. a dinner is planned with Senator Bingham and Congressman Merritt. Roraback accepted, governor declined due to Moosehead Lake camp plans.
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Hartford
Arthur F. Connor
Bridgeport
Trumbull
Roraback
Republican State Central
Alyn House
Pleasure Beach
Connor
Bingham
Merritt
Moosehead Lake
Maine
Bridgeport Republican Organization
Republican State Organization
Postmaster Connor
Allyn House
Edward L. Kelly
Storm Postpones Fairfield Tableaux Event
Sudden showers and a gale disrupted an outdoor tableaux performance at Mrs. I. DeVor Warner's Restmore estate for the Fairfield Family Welfare Association. The program was postponed to 8:44 p.m. weather permitting, with a list of tableaux and interludes featuring local residents and artists.
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Fairfield
British Criticism of America Hurts English Business
A July dispatch reports immediate halt in an anti American campaign sparked by Winston Churchill and editorials across papers except the Daily Mail and Evening News. Tradesmen fear loss of American tourist spending plus seven hundred fifty million in trade and wages due to strikes and hostile tone. Some editorials warn of irreparable harm to Anglo American ties.
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London
Winston Churchill
England
United States
Daily Mail
Evening News
Lord Rothermore
America
Palley
England refutes Mellon's remarks on wartime loans
London July 22 AP The British Treasury issued a public statement rebutting Andrew W. Mellon and Winston's assertions that Britain funded much of its war loan from the United States for purely commercial purposes. The document argues Britain provided sterling to meet war costs and stresses the US did not fund all Allied expenditures.
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London
British
Treasury Department
Andrew W. Mellon
United States Treasury
Winston
Treasury
Great Britain
Britain
United States
America
Ben
Texans Slay Guard and Free Six Inmates at Huntsville Prison
Two former inmates are suspected as the masterminds of a daring jailbreak at Ferguson Prison Farm in Huntsville Texas. They shot guard Will Rader killing him then freed six prisoners and escaped in a car under cover of darkness. Authorities pursue Havre Ennis and Charles Frazier based on convict information.
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Huntsville
Tex
Ferguson
Texas
N. IL. Speer
Huntsville Penitentiary
Havre Ennis
Charles Frazier
Ahoto
Will Rader
Rader
Simple Funeral For A M Cooper Prominent Businessman
Scores gathered at the Brooklawn Avenue home for the Christian Science funeral of Andrew Montgomery Cooper officiated by Ralph L Talbot. The service lasted about twenty minutes and the casket was floridly adorned with orchids. The body was to depart for Philadelphia for burial at West Laurel Cemetery at 1 o clock. The Howland Dry Goods and Smith Murray firms closed in respect. Cooper, a long time director and vice president at Howl and's, is survived by his wife and a sister Miss Mary Alexander Cooper.
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Therids
Ibusimeds Associates
Brooklawn Avenue
Andrew Montgomery Cooper
Ralph L. Talbot
First Church of Christ Scientist
Reader Talbot
Cooper
Philadelphia
West Laure
O'Cloek
Fairfield Heach
Howland Dry Goods Company
Smith- Murray Company
Howland's
Mary Alexander Cooper
New York City
Europe
Seward B. Price
Bristol Man and Plainville Maid Wed Under Tree
Mise Marjorett Palin of Manstol and John A Belardi Jr of Plainville were married under a tree on Crooked street Plainville last evening. The couple had planned a secret wedding with Justice David L Nair. autos stopped as the ceremony took place. They, both twenty one, plan a honeymoon tomorrow. He is a plumber by trade.
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New Britain
Mise Marjorett Palin
Manstol
John A. Belardi, Jr
Plainville
Crooked Street
Justice of the Peace
David L. Nair
Mr. Nair
Mrs. Helardi
Poincare to Seek Radical Paper Policy Shift
Paris July 23 Ap News Poincare after talks with President Doumergue and various leaders says consultations nearly finished and final answer expected tomorrow morning at Elysee Palace He aims to form a cabinet and win support from powerful influences He plans a conference with Albert Sarraut and Louis Barthou. outcome hinges on La Depeche Toulouse and radical faction stance
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Paris
M. Poincare
Doumergue
Elysee Palace
Albert Sarraut
Carcassonne
Radical
la Depeche de Toulouse
Radicala
M. Sarraut
Louis Barthou
Capeche
Bus overturns near Sparkill kills ten on Brooklyn excursion
Ten dead and 43 aboard a Brooklyn neighborhood party bus after it overturned at the Erie crossing near Sparkhill Nyack. Nine of the dead are women and a six year old child among the victims. Many injured rushed to Nyack hospital as coroner and police investigate cause.
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Nyack
N Y
Car Mountain
Brooklyn
Sparkhill
Manahan Street
Nyack Hospital
Catherine Barth
Stan 1Saret Reiper
Crescent Teiper
Engrehard
Minnehan!reet
Henry Schultz
Green
Catherine Albert
Myrtle Avenue
Marion Pabst
Swenke
Grove Street
Morse Shipbuilder Ill. Court Grants Three Months
New York July 22 CAP Accused by a government prosecutor of playing atck Charles W Morse aged shipbuilder was given three months in week to get well today by a hide Doctors certificates said Morse seventy years old was unfit physically and mentally to appear in court The case tied to the ship stock frauds across 20 defendants and Morse's wife had died the prior day delaying proceedings
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Morse
United States
Bath
Pletcher
Connecticut
Heat Wave Breaks Across New England as Temperatures Surge
A blistering heat wave peaks across Connecticut and New England with readings from 101 to 105 degrees. Prostrations total at least a few, officials report no deaths, and factories close as residents seek shade. Thunderstorms and lightning follow the record heat, causing property damage and service outages in multiple cities including Hartford Boston Portland and Concord.
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Boston
New England
Hoston
Portland
Ag Concord
N. H
Hampton Beach
A. H
Claverhill
Maess
Pertone
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Sports Bears
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Gene Righity
Homer Gisuls
St Louis
Tex Mickard
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Illinois
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Virginia Harrison
Durer
Marion Woodford
Lord Howard
Holbein
Clarrie Millett
Henry Bullard
Aitiat
Hals
Mary Dutra Plumb
Sir Henry Cavendish
van Dyck
Bedford Vanderbilt
Charles Munson, Jr
Infante Mapaigarita
Velasquez
Kate Rennell
Remney
Ruto Hedford
Lady Seton
Reynolds
James P. McKinney
Mies Luise McKinney
Promenads
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Gtlental Cos
Leslie Rossi
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Pat McCoy
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Frank Down
Kittlebank
Dowl
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Howland Man
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Paper 10
Sparkville
N. Y
Harry Ellsworth
Stratford
Camefield Hubber Company
E.W. Ransom
Newfield Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
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Uni States Weather Bureau
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Billings and Spencer
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New Haven Road
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