Pastor Arrested for Natureopathy License Violation
Rev Wilhelm Justinius, pastor of First Swedish Baptist in Bridgeport, aged 38, was arrested after a warrant issued on affidavits charging natureopathy without a license. He says he has practiced in Sweden Germany and Bridgeport over 16 years and sought Connecticut licensure. bond posted, arraignment set.
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Tieetrest
James Shranon
Justinius
Mer
Boas
Eseven
Sweden
Germany
Bridgeport
Buz University
Berlin
United States College of A
Natureopathy
Newark N
New Jerse
Connecticut State Board of Natureopathy
W F D Kilpatrick
F B Smith
First Swedish Baptist Church
Davidson Street
Black Rock
Esterde
Flag Day observance set with municipal coordination
Bridgeport officials urge residents to display flags at dawn and lower them at sundown as cities arrange ceremonies at Seaside Park Flag Pole. Elks plan exercises led by Edward L. Kells Governor Trumbull aide. Miss Sarah Boucher coordinates patriotic event details with Fire Department units standing at attention.
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Fretor Wilstes
Peict
Seaside Park
Munir
Bridgeport Fire Department
Jinney R Mickelson
Wave Assignment of WJZ Protested in Hearing Today
A protest against the radio wave assignment for WJZ operated by RCA will be heard by the Federal Radio Commission tomorrow. The National Broadcasting Company and major radio groups intervene. after June 16 WJZ would operate at 860 kilocycles in a favorable WAVE position. The People's Pulpit association, which runs WBER Rossville, protests the assignment.
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Washington
Associated Press
WJZ
Radio Corporation of America
Federal Radio Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Commission
People's Pulpit Association
WBER
Rossville
Lindbergh Reciprocation and Welcome Parade Across Cities
A chaotic, fragmentary news page details Lindbergh related celebrations in New York and other cities. It notes a 109 year record, parades, flags, and a prominent welcome, with radio, letters of introduction, and public ceremonies. Also mentioned are various legal notices, arrests, awards, and a range of local events across pages 1 to 20.
Medicinal whiskey demand declines in current year
Washington June 13. By Associated Press Secretary Mellon announced the demand for medicinal whiskey had decreased this year and Treasury officials would have more time to decide on plans for increasing supply. The announcement did not say whether corporations formed by the liquor industry to manufacture whiskey under government supervision would function in time to use the fall corn crops, as indicated by Assistant Secretary Andreys.
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Washington
Associated Press
Mellon
Treasury
Mquor
Andreys
Fire halts traffic on New Haven railroad in Stamford
Stamford firemen quelled a blaze on State Street between Canal and Pacific streets after a circuit breaker exploded and cut power to the railroad line. Firemen could not use water until power went off, with an estimated loss of 1000 dollars.
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Stamford
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New Heaven
State Street
Canal
Pacific Streets
Foe Gamage
Cline Indicted by Grand Jury for First Degree Murder
Rockville reports novelist and playwright Leonard Cline indicted for first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Wilfred P Irwin at Cline's Mansfield Center home. The grand jury heard eleven witnesses, Cline pleaded not guilty, case set for September term with two judges.
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Rockville
Associated Press
Leonard Cline
Wilfred P Irwin
New York City
Clines
Mansfield Center
Tolland County
Cline
Mulrder
Tam
Edward M Yoomann
Evers
John 8 Wierenga
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fred Olinton
Tolland
Willimantic
Irwin
St Joseph's Hospital
Willimentic
Arthur G Bill
Danielson
Irwins
Bil
Corone
Bill
Government Leads De Valera by Seat in Ireland Vote
Dublin June 18 The government party leads by one seat with Fianna Fail close as De Valera wing of Sinn Fein loses ground. Early results show Government 36 Fianna Fail 34 Labour gains noted. Patrick Hogan and Fintan Lynch elected in Galway and Kerry respectively. Sinn Fein remains weak with 4 seats. overall treaty and constitution favored.
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Dublin Ireland
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Flanda Fair
de Valera
Fianna Fair
Tabor
Farmers
National League
Sian Fein
Patrick Hogan
Fintan Lynch
Galway
Kerry
Texans name town after Lindbergh in Starr county
Brownsville Texas June 13 Lindbergh is the newest Texas town. It is in Starr county just west of Rio Grande city on a large tract of land being developed for cotton fruit and truck farming.
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Brownsville
Texas
Associated Press
Lindbergh
Starr County
Rilo Grande City
Lindbergh Tours New York Harbor Reception After Transatlantic Flight
Charles A Lindbergh, aboard the city tug Macoma, entertains reporters and crowds in New York harbor as he describes his impressions of the reception and discusses the trans Atlantic flight. Police launches, mayoral officials, and a flotilla greet the famed flyer amid whistles and cheers.
Lindbergh Narrowly Escapes Injury In City Car Lurch
Charles Lindbergh nearly toppled from a New York official car after an unexpected lurch as he landed at the Battery. Grover Whalen steadied him, while mechanics blamed a cylinder sweat for engine trouble that forced a switch to a Curtiss C1 substitute. Lindbergh warned Captain McClelland to check the fuel feed before further flight to New York.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Grover Whalen
Mor
Washington
Col Lindbergh
St Souis
Lindbergh
Keext
Lindy
H. McClelland
McClelland
New York Harbor
Coolidges Leave For Vacation In Black Hills
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge depart tonight for a summer in the Black Hills South Dakota. They detrain at Rapid City and travel by car to a lodge near the state capital of H. They will be joined by a large staff servants and reporters on the eight car special train. The trip includes a stop at Hammond Indiana for an address and the White House roof repairs at DuPont Circle.
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Washington
Fesociated
Coullage
South Dakota
Block Hill
Rapid City
Secret Servicen
Lanepaper
Provident
Mrs Coolage
Coolidge
Soil Science
Hammond Ind
Wicker Memorial Park
Veterans of
Lake County
Geotidge
Ulldr
Fiarre
New
Hammond
Atta
White House
DuPont Circle
Repai
Coles Phillips Dies at 42 Creator of Girl on Magazine Cover
New Rochelle artist Clarence Coles Phillips, famed for his glamorous magazine advertisements and the celebrated Coles Phillips girl, died at his Sutton Harbor home after a year marked by travels to Italy and the Alps in search of health. He was forty two and survived by his widow, three children, and a daughter. His work helped popularize the Am erican girl image alongside rivals such as Florenz Ziegfeld, and he also bred pigeons at his Silver Ring Squadron farm near Wykagyl Country Club.
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Achia
Mad
Ceck
Wome
New Gai
TF Wo Thatcher
Low Lewis
MAC
Ove Peat
Columbla Tiny
Oluay Korda
Coles Phillips
Girl
New York
Associated Press
Clarence Coles Phillips
Florenz Ziegfeld
Phillips
Sutton Harbor
New Rochelle
iNnes
Italy
Alps
Asia
Yomen
Coles Philips
Gibson
Charlee Dana
Mr Philips
Mear the Wykagyl Country Club
Silver Ring
Phillipe
Phillipa
Tern Phillips
Celebrant Dies of Heart Disease in Lindbergh Welcome
New York crowds greet Colonel Charles A Lindbergh as he returns home. A young woman, Miss Millie Smith, twenty three, dies from heart disease amid the excitement. Dozens more suffer heat exhaustion and fainting fits. 18 women, 5 men, and 6 children are carried away, while eight girls and two boys at the public library also collapse. Police and reserves number over 13,000 assist the crowd control efforts.
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New York
Associated Press
Charles A Lindbergh
Millie Smith
the Battery
City Hall
City Hell Park
Lindbergh Honored With New York City Scroll of Valor
Mayor James Walker presents Charles A Lindbergh with a city Medal of Valor at City Hall as crowds cheer the aviator who made the nonstop New York to Paris flight. The scroll proclaims New York welcomes Lindbergh and honors his historic achievement abroad and at home.
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Associated Press
Lindbergh
City Hall
James Walker
Walker
Washington
Paris
Brussels
London
Charles A Lindbergh
America
Nes
Charles A Lindgbergh
Parade halts for Mrs Chamberlin on Fifth Avenue
New York June 13 By Associated Press the Lindbergh parade paused briefly at 44th Street to let Mrs E C Chamberlin pass in her automobile heading to visit relatives in England and meet her son in Europe Deputy Police Inspector Van Wagner halted the march to permit the passage of the tired woman who had just arrived in New York Mrs Chamberlin said she has not seen her son since 1820 and hopes to see him in Europe though she does not want to disturb his plans She commented on reports that her son drank beer after arrival saying she does not consider it worth comment and that he is not addicted to alcohol
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New York
Associated Press
Fifth Avenue
44Th Street
E C Chamberlin
Americas
Europe
Chamberlin
England
Jacob H. van Wagner
Germany
Yequbas
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Lindbergh Returns to New York Amid World Welcomes
The Spirit of St Louis lands in New York after a transatlantic flight from Washington. crowds flood City Hall to Central Park as Welker, Governor Smith, and Admiral Byrd join in the mass greeting. Traffic and sirens echo the triumphant reception, with thousands thronging Battery Park and streets to celebrate Charles Lindbergh’s feat.
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Nolee Ang
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Gentral Park
Welker
Governor Smith
Central Park
Paris
Washington
Dewey
Richard Byrd
Lindbergh Tm
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Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
France
Lindbergn Tech
En Soy
Thattery
Herber
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