Stamford Split Over Young Reappointment Sparks Republican Rift
Hartford June 5 Special Harry E Mackenzie state labor commissioner disclaims responsibility for Judge Samuel Young of Stamford failing to reappoint Senator Matthew H Kenealy as prosecutor. He says he had no knowledge of Young's plan to promote Max Spelke. The dispute follows a Senate deadlock and alleged deals involving Kenealy and Stamford figures Curtis and Dasham.
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Hartford
Harry E. Mackenzie
Samuel Young
Stamford
Matthew H. Kenealy
Republican Party
Mackenzie
Young
Max Spelke
Kenealy
Senate
Judge Young
Senator Kenealy
Louis Curtis
Curtis
Walter D. Dasham
Hea Anserted
Automobiles Collide on Stratfield Road
On Stratfield road at the foot of Sport Hill last night at 10:80 two cars collided on a repaired bridge. Aerolano Rossi of 319 Lexington avenue drove a Biaggio owned car into Irving Elson’s vehicle injuring no one except a child with minor bruises. Rossi agreed to settle damages. no arrests were made by Special Deputy Sheriff John Thayer.
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Stratfield
Sport Hill
Stratfield Road
Aerolano Rossi
Lexington Avenue
Antonio Biaggio
Irving Elson
Rossi
Biaggio
Elson
Rosset
Bilson
John Thayer
Bison
Brooklawn Club Plans Month's Program
Brooklawn country club women’s committee led by Mrs. Paul Ricker sets June events. Ladder Tennis runs to September with weekly buffet lunches. June 6 lobster dinner and bridge, June 18 tea with hosts, 2 pm mixed doubles tennis, June 27 dinner dance with radio jazz orchestra, tune at 9 pm, prizes from Mrs. Cornwall and Mrs. Faull picker.
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James A. Marr
Paul Ricker
Radio Jazz Orchestra
L. M. Cornwall
Faull Picker
Girl Is Rescued From Tar Trap
Greenwich June 5 Special A little girl on Arch Street stepped into fresh tar and couldn't free herself. A chauffeur witnessed the danger of oncoming traffic and rescued her after removing her low shoes and pulling the tar from her ties, requiring substantial strength.
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Greenwich
Arch Street
Fairfield County Bar Admits Three Attorneys At Morning Session
Eva Effron Robin of Stamford Sanford H. Freund of Ridgefield and Jackson Palmer of Riverside were admitted to the Fairfield County Bar Association at a Superior Court meeting on recommendations from State's Attorney William H. Comley Jr. Freund keeps a New York City office and holds multiple state licenses. Palmer, a Lowell Mass. bar member with foreign service experience, plans to stay in Fairfield County. A list of candidates was cleared to take examinations, including Ernst Capozzi Edward L Casey David B Birnbaum Julius F Dergo and others from Stamford Norwalk and nearby towns.
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Eva Effron Robin
Stamford
Sanford H. Freund
Ridgefield
Jackson Palmer
Riverside
Fairfield County Bar Association
Superior Court
William H. Comley
Freund
Wall Street
New York City
Robin
Attorney Palmer
Lowell
Mass
Fairfield County
John C. Chamberlain
Ernest Capozzi
Edward L. Casey
David B. Birnbaum
Julius F. Dergo
John ¥. Donnelly
Robert J. H. Emmons
Samuel E. Friedman
Robert Hirsch
Matthew B. Katz
Benjamin M. Leipner
Charles J. McNamara
Edward H. Nussenfeld
Howard T. Owens
Edward
Samuel Schine
Richard L. Weldon
This City
Leslie N. Davis
Morris Gottlieb
Norwalk
Daniel H. Cotter
Washington, D. C
Fred L. Griffin
William J. Murphy
Bernard Plotnick
Joseph K. Sherman
Jaston Weisaman
George 4. Wexler
Jerome Kolwicz
Springfield
Ofden T. Marsh
Hempstead
Modern in the Ancients Toga in Statues
The piece explains why sculptors dress figures in Roman togas rather than modern coats and trousers. It links statue fashion to classical Greek Roman influence and the era of many city statues, plus broader architectural imitation of Greek Roman styles.
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Greece
Rome
Forest timber droughts spark fear of shortage
Forests shrink rapidly as foresters warn supply could run out in 15 to 25 years. Reckless cutting and fires have left about 1,000,000 acres unproductive. Higher lumber prices prove the timber scarcity is affecting everyday costs and wallet.
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United States
The Ballroom Ensemble Taps Toweling Bath Line
A novelty line offers bath robes towels and mats woven from game towelling with large Flowers integrated into the fabric. The items include bath robes face cloths towels and bath mats reflecting the ensemble theme.
Washington Wet and Congress Thirsty Says Statement
A statement from the association against the Prohibition Amendment claims Washington is among the wettest cities. It alleges liquor imports fuel drunkenness and crime, noting 1924 drunkenness arrests in Washington at 3,149 versus 3,568 in 1919, and blames Congress for praising prohibition while drinking.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Congress
Greene May Get Job On New Tax Board
Charles F. Greene former Democratic postmaster and president of the Ninth District Democratic club is cited as a probable appointee to the new Board of Appropriation and Taxation. He has been presented by the rumor committee.
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Charles F. Greene
Ninth District
Democratic Club
Helped Through Change of Life with Vegetable Compound
Mrs L Ginchcn of Baltimore reports relief from the Change of Life and long-lasting fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She continued the treatment through the critical period and now feels nearly well, noting benefits for her daughters as well. The ad touts the remedy as a dependable women’s medicine for midlife nervousness heat flashes and general strain.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. Ginchcn
N. Gilmort
Maryland
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