Brotherhood Chief Now Doctor Leaders Dispensary Discharges
Warren S Stone was elected president of the Brotherhood activities including banking, service, and organizational sessions. The chief engineer and two vice presidents will oversee departments under his supervision. several key staff will leave July 1 to pursue other work as applications are sought for vacancies.
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Brotherhood
Chevelland
Warren S Stone
Actvitas
Tieontil
Thi
Yfwo-Llice
Anitage
Unclear street incident ends in multiple fines and arrests
A chaotic town court session fined owner and driver for resisting in office and breach of peace. George Glity, Bob Cluvel, Samuel Xel Lo, and others faced fines and costs. several defendants received various penalties for breaches and public disturbance. Evidence included police testimony and alleged assaults, with some individuals jailed or bonded for future hearings.
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Sanuel Xello
Arthur
Ludge Donithio Cioul
Samual Metcalf
Bennett
Bich
Gintell Tonia
Cerelling
Chaiells
Fennett
Hayme
Clatcil
Lowe
Agaiol
Michael
Woods of
Schmidt
J Bennett
Mit Tosis
Ken
Mecalf
Techess Dius
James Smith
Tine Tool
Nimple
Mons Vole
Flwood
Run & Waler
Poperty
Lereluk
Konegs
Bridssport
Stephen Tovieh
Unclear OCR snippet on court cases and sessions
Fragmentary text describes court proceedings and continuations including Samuel Porcembers and Thadey cases. Mentions streets and locations, with notes on limited cases tried and long hearings. Details are garbled and may reference statutory charges and property cases.
Trumbull Board Approves $575,600 Bond Plan Delayed
The Trumbull board of finance votes to issue 575,600 in bonds for a new schoolhouse at the center but delays until debt limits are clearer. Members weigh the town’s near legal debt ceiling and consider a smaller amount as a future option.
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Trumbull Board
Gan
Issee
Tranbwl Center
Miner
Tomaht
Chaim
Otis Ledger
Yale Medical Alumni Elects New Officers
Yale Medical Alumni elects officers at its annual meeting led by Dr William Wesley Wilam as president. Others named include Dr Frank Philips of New Haven as second vice president and Dr Jeremiah Sullivan of New Haven as third vice president. Professor L Tika chairs the committee and F. Blendel chairs the fibers committee.
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Yale Medical
Cw Havin
Wilam Wo Wesle
Yale Scool
Yile College
Spesidenk
Association of Fle Slummi
Traud Neetye
Association Fenekt
Te Iil
College of Dasystems
Aid Sageons
Columbia Universiv
Uiher
Imeiver
W Bancon O
New Tiaven
Two Men Bound Over In Auto Theft Case
Paul Winkle and Alfred Werle of New York were bound over to await trial on auto theft charges after police captured the garage site and recovered the vehicle. Both pleaded not guilty and were held on the charges.
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Sempord
Paul Winkle
Alfred Werle
New York
Rausnaruag
Siamiord DOLPHI Warry Spawlord June Ceremony
The ceremony was retained by Res Joseph Led with Miss O bien 4 t aimed mais nd Toyet is a professional haseball patcher. The text is a damaged OCR fragment detailing a ceremony and a person described as a professional baseball patcher. One or more proper names and locations are present but unclear.
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Spawlord
Briss
Rink Osien
Res Joseph Ledwil
Toyet
End of the Straifard avenue Biljd fuels debate on project
A chaotic report details bids and audits for a waterfront housing venture on Straiford Avenue, mentioning Plergsuin Feil Tak Co and a plan involving houseboats and water access. It notes discussion of funding, audits, and a courtly objection by counsel Alpert, with references to other entities and speculative outcomes.
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Plergsuin Feil
Theroll Y
wateTibe
Waver Y Co
Rp & Pot
Vereian
Bailmeo
Sqealler
Straifard
Biljd
Tesork Gorn
Estef Sevnch & Sture
Bolee
Corel
Plins
Alpert
Federal aid for Conn roads set at half million
Connecticut gains a federal aid allocation of about 470,000 to continue the state’s federal aid road program. The appropriation, included in a broader agriculture bill, funds ongoing construction and maintenance, with totals across states reaching 916 million and specific state shares listed, including New Hampshire Delaware Vermont Texas and others.
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Conn
Connecticut
Secretary of Agriculture
Iliaim
Liesco J
Earlis Nol Ve
Congres
Bureau of Pabhiac Lois
Department of A Pricullme
Nile States
New Hampshire
Delaware
Vermont
Heather
Texas
Fairfield officials at Hartford hearing report
Telegraph dispatch notes Fairfield town officials, including William Youn and Milchen, set to attend a Hartford hearing in the morning. The hearing concerns a narrow bridge crossing a taildud tracks, viewed as a dangerous canton and a public safety issue.
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Fairfield
Hartford
Rpationyld
Vas
Seleumin
Ficde
Tonatheas Grout
William Youn
Wsocia
Milchen
Gisnee
Rehe Vine de Dungerous
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Sussin House
Lime Co
Pontia
Jiank Wo Seevens
Jung
Meigs’ Corner
Texford
Meigs & Co
Bridgeport
State & Bank
Wille Rock Water
Uluquat Club Gaunge
Battle Ofhcer
ARC
Morris
Fsupreme
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State ST
Thadey
Samuel Porcembers
Steet
Sharon Street
Carttan VC
Koohlyn
Alhorsh
Siamiord Dolphi
Joroplayses
Thwltid Dy
Wit
Tor
Tanfield
Greenach
Cseop
Greemnich
Wonover’s Store
Meigs
Women’s
Jersey
Trcollette
Vain JF Oon—Roan
Lelit
VEATY
Golflex Sports
Brown
Hvowsstair
Jantzen
Dimity
Jan Feoor—Ciater
Alain Tloon
Righi
Kevfel & Essers
Convicnior
Oeekar
Maferilg
Touls
Adamisagro
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Houlder, Weir & Boyd 'Ntercoastal
Los Angeles Harbor
San Fanesco
Portland
Seattle
Seekonk
Monticello
Myst
Sinton
Mystic Mount Cinton Tier
York Dayne
Tin
Savannah
United American Lines, Inc
Broadway
Wiutehall
Tx Salle St
Syracuse
Miteh
San Francisco
Calivarata 'S
Atlanta
Boston
Norfolk
Phila Davannah
Auris John HM
Gom Soragon & Son
Dichmand Wright & Pugh
Dichmann
Wright & Push
Oj Mogan & Oo
Pacific
Alaska
Old South Building
Mass Teléphone Congress
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