Rotarians Head to International Convention in Atlantic City
Rotary clubs from New England dispatch officers and delegates to the Atlantic City convention as 1,000 Rotarians are expected for the first eastern held hospital session. Edmund Wolfe and Louis Pawtett announce their roles, with Gissimpson traveling from California to Northeast attendance. The gathering marks a milestone for the regional clubs.
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Bridgeport
Ate
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Atlantic City
Idmund
Wolfe
Louis Pawtet
Vata Ee Gissimpson
AteSgentic City
California
New England
Woman seeks injunction to stop eviction over rent mixup
A woman claims her landlords broke her lease on a technicality and seeks a temporary injunction in superior court to halt ejectment. She rented at 71 Hone Street North Springdale and alleges rent was paid on the 10th but misdirected, leading to eviction proceedings and a demand for $3,000 in fees.
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Schildhaus
Stumfore
Justus J. Fennel
Warren
Leeds’ Nets
Shas
Hone
Springdale
Oil Owners Fight Seizure by Fleet
Oil owners battle a seizure order in California over fleet control and restraining actions. Key figures include Bledsoe and Farrel arguing the United States asserts ownership, while Fleet aims to seize vessels amid legal technicalities and corporate claims.
Man Held On Charge Of Operating A Still
Yuling Wargo of 493 Bostwick Avenue was arraigned before Commissioner Lavery on charges of possessing one still. He waived arraignment and was held for trial in U S District Court in $1,000 bail. Mrs Agnes Kores faced a similar charge but the still was owned by a lodge. Continuance for a week granted for further investigation.
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Yuling Wargo
Bostwick Avenue
Hush J. Lavery
U. S
Agnes Kores
Toasting Flavor Sells Lucky Strike Cigarettes
An advertising snippet extols Lucky Strike cigarettes for flavor and says toasting enhances enjoyability. It compares taste to a slice of buttered toast and encourages readers to choose the toasted brand.
Arrest Leaders of Riot in Chicago
Riot leaders blamed for violence in Chicago involved a White League advocating a return of African Americans to Abyssinia. Police and federal agents pursued suspects including Joseph Cua and others as inquests began into deaths and injuries from the confrontation. Evidence included pamphlets about the Abyssinian movement and alleged plans for further actions across several cities.
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Megroes
Abyssinia
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Irrest
Java
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Grose
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Redding
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Elvis
Robert lL.aosilin
Coughlin
Cettage
Uaml
Ted Wary Brennan
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Acca
Hie
Srte
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Heen
Boston
Charies SB Smith Fined on Mail Charge at New Haven
Charles SB Smith of AGS on Mt Avenue was fined for mail related costs. Yesterday the city council reviewed the case under the law, noting a fictitious element. Smith’s error involved cooperation with mail operations near Weilhold and the facade of financial misconduct.
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Ags Hav Mt Avenue
Milyard Lawi
Smiths Enor Villibedt Weilhold
Mac
Fiamco Charot
New Haven
Hughes Warns of Tyranny Trend in Government
Cambridge speech denounces drift toward autocratic methods and suspension of civil liberties. He warns against war powers creep and legal overreach, urging defense of democracy while criticizing recent court and public actions. Common Pleas cases listed for Judge Walsh and Judge Booth as week progresses.
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Common Pleas
J. 9. Walsh
J. J. Booth
Common Pleas Court
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Walsh
Olaf
Skarlard
Huilding
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