Mrs Reifenstein Credits Tanlac With 25 Pound Gain At 67
Mrs Emma Reifenstein of Syracuse recalls near nervous breakdown and indigestion cured by Tanlac. She says the medicine restored her health, allowing normal appetite, sleep, and strength. Her husband adds that Tanlac saved her life and notes their fifty-two years of marriage. Tanlac sold in Bridgeport and Hindle Drug Stores.
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Tam
Emma Reifenstain
Webster Avenue
Syracuse
Ihuaband
Hood
J Reifenstein
Taniac
Bridgeparthy
Hindle Drug
Public tennis courts torn up by heels on court
The Board of Recreation considers banning high heels after repeated damage to public tennis courts. It is observed that damage is caused not by permit holders but by casual users at Seaside and Finley Parks. Officials warn stricter enforcement and potential bans on court play without permits.
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Wile ‘Melers
Board of Recreation
Mater
Recreation Department
Parsons
Havino
Ass Kohler
Seaside
Finley Parks
Sheriff Rebuked For Chewing Gum
A May 49 report from MEW YOR recounts Nas- BAW county sheriff Charles W. Smith in Mineola supreme court gum episode. Justice Cropsey ordered him to spit out the gum while defending juror excuses. Cropsey later charged the sheriff with lying. Smith did not respond.
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Willie
Charles W. Smith
Nas- Baw
Mineola
Tym
Heraff Smith
Train Rider Arrested for Fare Evasion on Bridgeport Line
Simon Brephy was arrested aboard a train at the rail station after a complaint by the train company. He allegedly rode from New Britain to Bridgeport without paying fare. Addins Qisman of 44 Subcesa Ave was arrested for an automobile traffic violation for stopping his car farther from the curb than allowed by city ordinance.
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Simon Brephy
Atalion
Addins Qisman
Subcesa Avente
Taft Names White Chief Justice After Last Minute Pressure
President Taft altered his choice after last minute pressure from influential figures including cabinet members and New York lawyers. Edward D White was named chief justice, despite Hughes being described as most capable, with the lack of judicial experience cited as the sole issue.
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Taft
Hughes
New York
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary
Joseph H. Choate
Philander ©. Knox
Pennsylvania
George W. Wickersham
Charles Nagle
Commerce and Labor
Corse
Patt
Yast
Touring car crashes into heavy truck in city crash
Tourists traveling from Baltimore in a touring car with faulty steering gear collided with the rear of a furniture truck on Fairfield Avenue near Tranistan Avenue. Driver John Nichols of 2000 Park Avenue Baltimore and John J Cochran of the same address were injured. Cochran pinned by wreckage and taken to Bridgeport hospital. Nichols sustained a minor thumb injury. Mrs Cochran unharmed. Cochran resting comfortably at hospital.
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Baltimore
New Flaven
Fairfield Avenue
Tranistan Avenue
John Nichols
Park Avenue
Font
Cochran
Bridgeport
Seventy six more admitted as citizens at naturalization
Uncle Sam gained 76 new citizens at a naturalization session of the Superior Court led by Javice J.P. Kenore. The May sessions will hear 3 days of cases with Judge John Keeler presiding.
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Sam
Javice J.P. Kenore
Superior Court
Dissierdax
Atiow
John 13. Keeler
Milk dealer sues for damages in bad check case
Louis N. Snow, a local milk dealer, sues Samuel Kahn in common pleas court for 1000 dollars claiming false malicious statements led to Snow’s arrest for passing a bad check. Snow says he was jailed briefly and that the charges and ensuing publicity harmed his business and reputation.
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Common Pleas Court
Louis N. Snow
Samuel Kahn
Snow
Thief sought. police find man on roof
Cries of thieves from the Commercial House on Water Street sent officers to a lodging house last night. They found a young man on a neighboring roof who claimed to be Robert Ward, 21, a Judger at the Commercial House. Ward was held on bail of 100 until further investigation.
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Water Street
Robert Ward
Ford
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New Kensington, Pa
New Kensington
Ottis
Becton
Missa
Davey Bros
Linn
Muscat
Raisins
Libby
Oxford
Hirst
Skinners of Angels
ING Lyems
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Ceylon
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