Anderson Denies Paying Writers in Betrayal Papers
New York state anti saloon league head William H Anderson faced scrutiny over a 24700 expenditure. He released a statement denying any payment to newspaper men to betray papers or disclose confidential information. He defended his testimony as not supporting such inferences.
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New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Attrict
Anderson
Cereal Meal Promises Health Boost With Refund
A vintage advertisement touts Cereal Meal as a health fortifier that cures constipation and related digestive issues. It guarantees money back after one week if unsatisfied and highlights a low cost under 3d2 per portion. The ad claims immediate relief and lists purchase through Leverty Drugs Stores and others, with parcel post options from the Cereal Meal Corporation in New York.
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Leverty Drugs
McKenzy Bros. Co
Lank
State Sts
Reading
Cereal Meal Corporation
West 42Nd Street
New York City
Mrs Ella Fleck Refutes Selectmen Fight over Budget
Mrs Ella G. Fleck stated she has no quarrel with the Board of Selectmen and defended her role on the Board of Apportionment after an attack on the Tax board. She said she followed her duty and passed on the budget. The selectmen consider legal aid to collect funds for Dilla, which the Tax board refused to sanction.
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Board of Selectmen
Ella G. Fleck
Tax Board
Selectmen
Dilla
Man Ordered to Pay $8 Weekly for Wife and Children
Peter Poluhar of 197 Church Street was arraigned in City Court yesterday and ordered to pay $8 weekly toward his children's support. Failure to comply will result in a three month jail term, with the sentence suspended pending compliance.
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Peter Poluhar
Church Street
Hig
Poluhar
Warrants Issued for Arrest of Guardsmen in New Haven
March 7 in New Haven, warrants issued for seven members of Company B, 170th Infantry, Conn. National Guard by the Adjutant General. Four warrants served for repeated drills absences. Reports say warrants may extend to other units, with fines of $1 per unexcused drill and $5 per missed inspection.
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New Haven
170Th Infantry
Conn
Adjutant General's Office
Governor's Foot Guards
Kemal Swears to Regain Lost Turkish Freedom
Sofia reports that Mustapha Kemal Pash, famed Turkish leader, visited his mother's grave at Smyrna and swore an oath to restore Turkey as a free independent state. The vow, heard amid silence, has become a nationalist watchword shaping Turkish resolve in the Near East crisis and boosting Kemal's stature as savior of the nation.
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Sofia
Mustapha Kemal Pash
Smyrna
Mustapha
Turkey
Mustapha Kmal Pasha
Basa
Kemal
Prilan
Abdul Hamid
Doorn
Shimaelf
Nord
Keema
Darea
Bridgeport Now Working Two Hours Overtime Weekly
Bridgeport industries report average overtime of about 2.5 hours per worker per week. Survey covers 31 major city industries showing an average 50.5 hours worked last week and 18,130 employees at work, about 14 percent of normal roster. Factories run 4 percent above the standard 48 hour week, with 49 percent employment on January 6, 1922, as a benchmark.
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Bridgeport
Manufacturers’Association
Dewey Camp Plans Fortieth Anniversary Celebration
Chief Foresterohn J. McCarthy of Dewey Camp No 7033 Modern Woodmen of America with deputies plans a fortieth anniversary celebration to be observed April 38. A Fortieth Anniversary Class of 40 Candidates will be initiated. State Deputy Jozeph R Hughes and other officers are expected.
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Foresterohn J. McCarthy
Dewey Camp
Woodmen of America
Jozeph AR. Hughes
Fire Officials Probe Calls Of Lewis Blaze
Fire officials investigated the Connie Lewis Building at 166 Fairfield Avenue but could not determine the cause. They could not confirm Lewis’s belief that defective wiring started the fire. Estimated loss under $50,000 with extensive repairs needed to roof, floor, and exterior areas. Water damage minimal at adjacent properties. Captain M J Dalley injured, recovering at home after being struck by a plank.
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Connie Lewis
Fairfield Avenue
Lewis
F W. Behrens
M. J. Dalley
Number 1 Truck Company
Fined for Leaving Chickens in Cold Weather
Michael Scinting of 71 Higgins Avenue was fined 10 dollars in City Court yesterday for failure to provide suitable quarters for chickens during the cold stormy weather.
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Michael Scinting
Higgins Avenue
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