Connecticut eclectic doctors testify on diploma mills
Witnesses from Waterbury Bethel Danbury Torrington and Hartford recount how five eclectic doctors obtained diplomas through Kansas City Missouri and other schools. Testimony details forged credentials, dubious examinations, and alleged influence by Dr. Date R. Alexander as the Connecticut eclectic board weighs potential license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St @la college of Physics
Sur
City
Alexander
Kansas City
St. Me
Bock
Kansas City Couft
Kansa College
Wemes Bockman
M.D. Bockman
Carpenter
Eavls College
Fordham
DeJanis
Perham University
Ydreshman
Forrest W. Kehoe
University of Vermont
Dedanis
Middlesex College
Cambridge
Mass
Metropolitan Hospital
New York
St. Lows
Kansas City College
Missouri
Dra. DeJanis
J.anthonuy
Massachusetts Eclectic
Massachusetts
Date R. Alexander
Connecticut Eclectic Board
J’anthony
Chicago Medical School
St Louis College
Chicago School
Michael
J. Anthony
Miniature Sloop Rre Positions at Field Entries
Excitement at Black Rock Yacht and Lawn Club as toy boat races drew young entrants. Four events covered large sloops and schooners sail sloops homemade boats and power boats. Winners included Jack Field William Field Aline Williams DeWitt Grout Jarvis Williams Dexter Bryant with several craft placing second or third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock Yacht and Lawn Club
Toy Boat Aces
Cub
D. ©. Warner
Jack Field
William Field
Aisline Williams
DeWitt Grout
Jarvis Williams
Dexter Bryant
Bishop Anderson Reported Critical In Dorchester
In Boston on June 28 the Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson bishop of the Catholic diocese of Boston was in critical condition at a Dorchester home. He had suffered from a complication of diseases and his condition suddenly worsened last night according to Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Associated Press
Joseph G. Anderson
Dorchester
Anderson
BROWS Attends Morris Plan Banks Convention
E. Brown of Bridgeport Mor rs Plan Bank attends the annual convention of the New England and Atlantic States Association of Morris Plan Banks at the Gilwsold hotel. Eastern Paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai. E. Brown
Bricg*port Morrs Plan Bank
Membber
New England
Atlantic States Association of Morris Plan Banks
Gilswold Hotel
Eestern Paint
Bay Stater Named to Commerce Dept Office in LA
James H. Simley of Haverhill Mass has been chosen as manager of the new Commerce Department office to open in Los Angeles on Friday. The office forms part of the department's foreign trade promotive service expansion under the expulsion program approved by Congress.
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Washington
Associated Press
James H. Simley
Haverhill
Mass
Foreign Service Division
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce Department
Los Angeles
Department
Trolleymen Vote On Wage Decision In Connecticut
State wide ballot by more than 200 trolley workers asks whether to accept the CT company wage proposal or take the dispute to arbitration. Votes cast yesterday by delegates will be counted in New Haven at 10 a m with final results expected after talks today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Company
O Bot
Ven
New Haven
Arthur T. Dud~ley
New York New Haven and Hartford
Timmy Leprecy
New Haver
Trolleymen's Union
State Union
John L. Sullivan
Middletown
John K Punderford
Jelaia
Frederick E. Walker
Punderford
Hartford Obituary Notices of Charles Prior and Others
Obituary notices report the death of Hartford banker Charles Edward Prior Sr at his son’s home and list survivors. Funeral details set for 3 p.m. at 39 Beacon Street with Cedar Hill Cemetery interment. Additional notices cover Clarence Martin, Timothy Oakley, Mary C Dewey, Juliette Crowell, Nite Henderson, and Francesco Paolo Sanori with service times and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Prior
Charles Edward Prior
Hartford
Charles Edward Peter, Jr
Parks Avenue
Tvo
Allan Wilcox
Elizabeth Wilcox Prior
Mr. Prior
Beacon Street
Cedar Hill
Rowland, Martin
Rowland Clarence Martin
Leonard Sautter
Kossuth Street
Louis J. Long
Bereaiu Memoryl
Taliette CC. Crowell
Juliette Coe Crowell
Wallace W. Crowell
Doolittle
Middletown
Conn
Charles Kramer
Farm Hill
Mra Crowell
Myron D. Crowell
Fairview Avenue
Nise Wendersai
Nite Henderson
Mongay
Fulton Street
Henry E. Bishon
Fairfield Avenue
Newberry
South Carolina
Francesco TP
Santart
Francesco Paulo Sanori
Randall Avenue
Almoners Named to Control Charity Fund in Boston
A fund of 155268 from the will of Mary D Whitney, a crippled Boston woman who aided the poor but opposed organized charities, will be distributed by trustees Henry P Binney and Francis T Bowles. Judge Crosby of the Massachusetts Supreme Court approved the trustees as almoners to continue Mrs Whitney's charitable work. The fund supports relief for the poor and a few longtime recipients, all of whom are now deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Local Men Attend State Industrial Conference
Fourteen men from local industries attended the third annual Connecticut Industrial conference held June 25 and 26 at Camp Hexen near Chester. Speakers included Robert E. Wall J G Bradley Harry N Holman and Harold Bates. Representing companies were leaders from Bridgeport Brass Bridgeport Hardware Bassick Remington Arms General Electric and local Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hexen
Chester
State Industrial Council of the ¥. McO
A. F. J. Kingsbury
New Haven
Bridgeport Brass Company
State Industrial Council of the
Robert E. Wall
New York
J. G. Bradley
West Virginia
Harry N Holman
Harold Bates
Bridgeport, Brass Company
B. R. Lehman
The
Bay Company
Carl
F. Dietz
F. G. Kingsbury
A. E. Keating
Bridgeport Hardware Company
Herry G Specht
Russell Cone
Allan Ely
Justin McCarthy
Bassick Company
L. J. Hermann
W. T. Ashcroft
Remington Arms Company
William H. Dewning
General Electri Company
Chester K. Calhoun
W. E. Abbott
Editor to Face Court for Charging Graft
Evansville Int l reports editor F A Peters and reporter John Ellert cited to appear before Judge C Lockyear in probate court over a story alleging graft in funds for crippled children’s treatment at Riley Memorial hospital Indianapolis. The piece claimed ten dollar admissions fees and inflated transport costs across Atlantic routes for a plane venture associated with Major Belres and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Intl
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
F. A. Peters
John Ellert
Herve
C. @. Lockyear
Lockyear
Spn
Ocean Flyer Returns to Lisbon by Vessel
Lisbon June 28 Major Sarmiento Belres Portu guere aviator who last March flew a long distance mission returned to Lisbon aboard a vessel and was received with official notice in a terse arrival report by the Associated Press detailing his voyage and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belres
Spain
Para
Brazil
Georgetown
British Guiana
Beires
Ocean Flyer
Lisbon
Associated Press
Sarmiento Belres
Governor Fuller’s Daughter Lydia Improves at Rye Beach
Lydia Fuller, the 13 year old daughter of Governor Fuller, was reported much improved at the executive summer home in Rye Beach New Hampshire. The governor left the state house abruptly to reach his daughter’s bedside and returned to the city the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fuller
Lydia
Rye Beach
N. H
State House
Possessor of Gems Held on Suspicion in Meriden
Meriden reports a man arrested on suspicion after a box containing two rings and a cameo brooch was found in his possession. The ring bears the letters G L and a box inscription reads Frank T Frenth, suggesting valuable or historic gems may be involved.
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Meriden
G. L
Frank T. Frenth
Drunken Driver Fined in Meriden Police Court
James M. Bolduc of 08 Baba cock street Hartford pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Judge Alfred B Aubrey jailed him ten days and fined 100. Bolduc was arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer Tighe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
a# Press
James M. Dolducc
Babacock Street
Hartford
Alfred B Aubrey
Mqnor
Bolduc
Tighe
Kelly Appeals Fine For Smoking On Trolley
Robert Kelly, 20, of 23 Harborview price, a member of the Kelly twins, was fined 50 dollars and costs after being found guilty of smoking on a trolley car. An inspector had ordered him to stop, and a passenger testified he appeared “perfect gentleman” until challenged. Kelly’s prior record influenced the ruling. He appealed under bonds of 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelly
Harborview Price
Kelly Twins
Young Kelley
John Forbes
Connecticut Company
Kelly
Mother Kills Self and Five Children
Mary Freeman, a widow two months, killed herself and her five children ages 2 to 10 by turning on seven gas jets in Whitestone Los Angeles. Neighbors, alerted by gas odors, found the seven bodies and learned she had just returned from Chicago after visiting her late husband’s parents who had urged placing the children in an orphan asylum. A requiem Mass was held at St Raphael's Church at 9:00 A M with interment in St Michael's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Freeman
Whitestone
From &J. Raphael's Church
Familly
St. Michael's Cemetery
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Bellevue Medical College
Medical School
Temple University
Philadelphia
Maryland Medical College
Baltimore
Karp
Allopathic Board
Connecticut
Deery
Eclectic Board
Ys Nva
Sar
Eos
Davey Bros
C&c Imperial
Ginger
Earu
Campbell’s Pork
Eastern Shore
Davey
Bay Stater
TC Commerce Dept. Office
Thirothy Oakley
Timothy Cakley
Gilbert Street
Mullins
Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Sacred Heart Church
Mary (. Dewey
Mary C. Dewey
Seaview Avenue
H. E. Remington
Barnum Avenue
Will Ham Streets
Harold H. Clemens
Summerfield M. E. Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Bridgeport
Atlantic
Argos
Hetter
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Steiger Poole
Play Toys
FLOOR
Austin
Mirabella
Baronet
Cretonnes
Ipswich
Steiger-Poole’s
Self
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