Licenses Restored for Bridgeport Eclectic Doctors
Ten Bridgeport eclectic physicians see their licenses reinstated by the new Connecticut Eclectic Medical examining board after revocation by the old board. Among restored are Drs Yochelman Hraba Burstan Webb Richardson Lilienthal and others. Osborn among state officials unaware of action. appeals pending in state supreme court.
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Bridgeport
Yochelman
Hraba
Burstan and
Webb
Burpian
Haa
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examining Board
State Search Department
Richardson
Bridgeport Eclectic
Isvdore Aochelman
Coleman Cheet
Gerald A
Richardson Barnum Avenue
Eclectic Board
Eclectic Medical Suriey
Darien
Raymord
Irving Bacheller Marries Mars Solla in New York Home
Noted author Irving Bacheller known for Eben Holden was married this afternoon to Mars Solla at her Riverside Drive home New York City. The ceremony was officiated by Dr Richard Eddy Sykes of St Lawrence University. The couple will honeymoon in New England and reside afterward in Winter Park Florida. Bacheller previously wed Anna Detmar Schulte in 1898. she died in 1924.
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Arepn
Irving Bacheller
Eben Holden
Silas Strowg
Richard
Riverside
Mars
Bacheller
Mise
Anna Detmar Schulte
Brooklin
New England
Wonterpark
Bachalter
Florida
Thirsh Wood
Greek Military Forces in Revolt Shakes Athens
Greek government under Michalasopoulos is deposed and a new military led regime installed in Athens after dawn uprisings in Athens and Saloniki. General Pangalos and Admiral Hadfikirokos issue ultimatums demanding resignations and threatening bloodshed as troops seize telegraph offices and control the capital.
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Athens
Michalasopoulos
Saloniki
Sadok
Pangalos
Missimo
Gisek
Regiment of Engineers
Hadfikiriakos
Marine
Aveiis
Satoniki
Athens Garris
Final Pleas for Shepherd Made by His Counsel
Chicago June 2 AP Final pleas for William D Shepherd were impde today Tomorrow morning the prosecution will present its final argument After that the judge will be re given to the Jury Anxiety to want on the end of the long rourder trial which is nearing the end of its sixth week promised at one point today to result in a session tonight Judge Thomas J Lynch refused to charge the jury at night however although willing to hold court in session until jury pleas were completed The strategy of the defense in rencluding its two pleas just at the hour of adjournment gave the jury another night under lock and key to ponder the fate of Shepherd with his attorneys pleas for 'an acquit tal in record time' ringing at its ears.
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Chicago
William D Shepherd
Thomas J Lynch
Shepherd
Revenge Shootout Says Woman Who Stabbed Her
Salian Brown fired on Josie Brown and friend Sarah Lewis at 47 Lexington Ave. in the dark alley behind 45 Lexington Ave. Brown, recently discharged from St Vincent hospital after surviving stab wounds, allegedly sought revenge. Five shots were fired, with one hitting Josie Brown in the back as officers questioned witnesses at Police Headquarters.
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Josie Brown
Lexington Ave
Salian Brown
St Vincent Hospital
Sarah Lewis
Highs Land Avenue
Lillian Brown
Alleway
Lexington Avenue
Lewis
Film men meet on tax action in New Haven
June 26 motion picture men of the state met in New Haven to oppose the new state law creating a motion picture censor and a tax on films. They plan to meet again tomorrow morning to decide on action. Reports say they may seek a federal injunction. Thirteen exchanges were represented at the meeting.
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New Haven
Tidar Wirlin Kelleher
Associated First National Pictuyer
WI Hass
The
Nations Organization
Femerran
Standard Oil Buys Carp Gas Stations in Bridgeport Deal
The Standard Oil Company of New York will acquire five Carp gasoline stations including real estate and business. the deal values around $160,000. Carp agrees to withdraw from the retail gasoline business for a set period. Stations are at Fairfield Avenue, Grove Street, Main Street, North Avenue, Noble Avenue, Pike Avenue, and Fairfield Avenue in Hack Rock.
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Standard Od!) Company
New York
Baamuel Carp Bridgeport Retell Ges
Ail
Carp
Inp
Fairfield Avenue
Grove &Reet
Main Street
North Avenue
Noble Avenue
Pike Avenue
Hack Rock
Explosion and Fire Rattle Gill Theatre Interior
A blast beneath Gill theatre level caused a catastrophic fire during a show in Kansas. The explosion collapsed the restaurant and floor, with the south wall caved in. Firemen and a chorus girl were injured, and a fireman was killed as walls shifted trapping two more.
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Don Hogan
Court Grants Change of Venue in Macri Retrial
Judge Joan Booth grants Olympia Maert a change of venue for the murder retrial, moving from Nes Haven county to another Connecticut county. Attorney Joseph Koletsky argues the defendant alone has right to trial location, while the court notes public interest and statewide considerations in venue decisions.
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New Haves
June Sa
Olympia Maert
John Bagnano
Eged
Nes Haven
Joan &R Booth
Booth
Joseph Koletsky
Connecticut
Brand girl branded for refusing fiancé in Norwalk
Miss Rose Mazucca twenty of 16 Madison street was abducted in a forced car ride in Norwalk after refusing to promise to give up her intended husband. Two men and a woman assaulted her in a city district, branded a cross on her cheek, scratched her face, then dumped her two miles from the center in heavy rain. Police pursue unclear clues as doctors say she will recover from cuts and bruises.
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Norwalk
Rose Mazeuca
Madison Street
Ccity
Miss Maszuca
Madison
Franklin
Polie
Unee
Probable Commission Head Witam F M Burnham Career Summary
Probable commission head Witam F M Burnham retired from Luton Cole and Burnham now Crane company at 17, rose to VP and manager, later led several firms, and held multiple public posts. He served on park commissioners, tax and apportionment boards, chaired local charities, and led Republican organizing efforts, with ties to clubs including Knights Templar and the New York Yacht Club.
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Witam FM Burnham
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Board of Contract and Supply
Tran Foundry
Luton
Cole and Burnham
Seabury Institute
Saybrook
Baton Cole and Burnham Company
Burnham
Paole Tron
Thomes Phillips Company
Thidgeport Crucible Company
First
Coolidge Club
Knights Templar
City Union League Club of
New Haven
New York
Fire department chiefs meet at convention in Faeland
Bridgeport officials and state health actions dominate a busy meeting. Osborn claims lack of notification while Johnson and Page discuss exams, licenses, and board activities. A shooting incident injures a woman, with varying statements about the attacker. Governor Trumbull names members of a commission as Huntington plans a fishing event and Danbury officials address local security and legal matters.
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New Faeland Fire Department
House
Johnson
Bridgeport
Page
Doctors of
Secetary
State Health Department
Osborn
Gots
Tollee
Burnham Set for Election as President as Board Forms
Governor John H. Trumbull announced the appointment of Bridgeport’s seven member rippER bill tax board, shifting power from the voters to the new board of apportionment and taxation. The slate includes William E. Burnham and seven others, four Republicans and three Democrats, named at a Hartford club dinner.
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John H. Trumbull
Bridgeport
New
City
Acipal Board of
William E. Burnham
D Fairchild Wheeler
Anker S. Lyhne
John A. Leverty
William Winter
Willis F. Hobbs
John J. Phelan
Hartford Club
William H. Bloggett
Winchester
Till
Edward L Kelly
Influential Backing Revealed in Maine Rum Syndicate
Bangor June 25 AP A rum syndicate backed by millions of dollars led by French and British financiers operated in the United States through wealthy Americans. The schooner Cherie was seized off the Maine coast with a half million dollar cargo of high grade liquor bound for Maine summer resorts. Government records show British and French owners and consignments to Maine residents, confirming the syndicate’s reach into upscale resorts.
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Bangor
Maine
United States
Federal Building
I. Ie
Malné
Nquoria
Moss elected Kiwanis head at international convention
John H. Moss of Milwaukee was elected President of Kiwanis International at the closing session in St Paul. Officers chosen unanimously include J Walter O Taylor Montreal vice president and Hem Heinz Atlante treasurer. James F Neal Walla Walla Washington also named vice president. Attendance prizes awarded to Petersburgh Virginia clubs. Montreal and Maplewood were notable winners. Moreal named for 1925 convention.
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ST Paul Minn
John H .Moss
Milwaukee
Kiwanis International
J Walter
Taylor Montreal
Heinz Atlante
James F Neal
Board Keeps Quiet On City Board Appointments
The district board remains silent about the new city board makeup and terms. Officials indicate Jam Wheeler and Lylvie serve until January 1 1932 while Mintz stays to January 2 1930. The administration plans to control the board, with legal action by Attorney William H Comisy’s office looming. Incumbent assessors reportedly refuse retirement, delaying changes.
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Jam, Wheeler and Lylvie
Levert Mintz
Werforma
Enigine
Willam H Comisy
Coolidge Enjoys Walk in Rain Amid Indoor Rest
President Coolidge preferred indoor rest despite rain and wind. He walked alone twice, first from White House to near the residence with a rainstorm intensifying, then later along the shore near Little's Point. He wore a soft hat and black footwear, observing the surf from the rocks for about a quarter hour.
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Qwampscott
Little's Point
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