Lions Induct New Officials and Report Strong Year
Lions club installed few officers for the coming year at a dinner meeting led by Ray M. Leonard and Charles W. Bitzer who drafted a new ritual. New officers include President David H. Mackenzie and secretary Ernest M. Butler. The annual reports show 98 new members, Bridgeport second in the district, and a welfare fund drive supporting a Nichols nurses home Playhouse. The group cites strong attendance, a thriving bowling season, and plans to extend civic efforts in the year ahead.
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Lions Club
Ray M. Leonard
Charles W. Bitzer
David H. Mackenzie
William A. Wunitter
John J. Conway
Eliot Logan
Ernest M. Butler
Edward H. Bergman
Walter J. Finney
James J. Rooney
William & Hewlett
Charles McGee
Henry Fairchild
Hewilett
Butler
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Nichols
Newport
Fined $200 and Costs for Making Liquor
Vincenzo Esposito aged 52 of 38 Madison Avenue received a $200 fine and costs plus a suspended 60 day jail term from Judge William J. Buckley for violating the dry law. Investigators found him asleep in a farm shack on Victory Street in the Silver Crest district with multiple jugs of liquor, claimed for personal use at about 1.5 gallons daily. Milenevolcs and Savesh were found not guilty on separate dry law charges.
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Madison Avenue
Yestreday
William J. Buckley
Bureau of Investigation
Esposito
Victory Treet
Silver Crest
John Milenevolcs
State Street
E. J. Savesh
Halitt Street
Paper concern raises annual dividend rate
New York June 29 by Associated Press common stock of International Paper company today was placed on an increased annual dividend basis of 240 a share, with a quarterly disbursement of 60 cents, payable August 15 to holders of record August 1. The former quarterly rate was 50 cents a share. Names mean little. Turkish tobacco usually is Egyptian.
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New York
AssoCiated Press
International Paper Company
Women Writers On National Prohibition Law Views
A 1927 opinion piece presents Fannie Hurst and Alice Williamson debating Prohibition. Hurst denounces the law yet urges sane law reform, while Williamson notes Prohibition’s dramatic social effects, its appeal as talk, and international curiosity, with playful, observational commentary.
Singer Sues Ship Line for Injuries in Stateroom Trunk Fall
Boston June 29 Miss Mary McCormie opera singer sues White Star Line in Federal court for 825000 damages claiming a trunk fell on her in the Majestic stateroom last April causing serious and potentially permanent injuries to her hand and leg.
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Associated Press
Mary McCormie
White Star Line
Majestic
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