Seven Injured in Gangster Raid in New York
New York May 27 seven men used and a score of women tel for check and hysteria early afternoon when seven gangsters using lead pipe raided these non -mncon drassmaking shops in Eighth on Pokce entering the bulld che with drawn revolvers arrested five of the alleged assailants Police reserves were called out to regulate the huge crowds which further blocked the dense noon day throngs in the heart of the city's cloak and distric
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Zemo Antiseptic Liquid for Skin Problems Ad
Zemo antiseptic liquid advertised for eczema burns wounds and chafing. Claims quick relief, cleansing action, and healing of skin troubles with a clean, dependable, inexpensive formula. Mentions daytime use and a large bottle for sale, with a 25e soap product and druggists carrying the items.
New Haven Crowds Pursue Escaped Deer Visitor
A deer seen in New Haven on Grand avenue early today fled through downtown streets, escaped by leaping a fence near the railroad depot, reached the water by the harbor, and swam away. A large crowd gave chase for a time.
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Shock of Arrest Proves Too Great in Tlaven
In Tlaven on May 27 AP reports Alice Colver was arrested on liquor charges. Police say 359 gallons of wine 100 gallons of whiskey 2b gallons of alcohol and a quantity of empty barrels and cans were found in her home. A large truck was needed to haul the seized quarters to headquarters.
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Red Men to Meet Palafield for Chief’s Degrees
May 2 special. Unquowa tribe No. 1 O R will meet Thursday night in Red Men's hall for the chief's degrees conferred by the newly organized Unquowa degree team which shows promise of becoming one of the state’s best.
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Medication urged over surgery for cancer cure
Atlantic City May 27 AP Dr Jacob Glass medical director of the Second Avenue Hospital New York argues cancer stems from a blood germ and should be treated with medication and diet rather than surgery He says the germ reaches and can be eliminated through careful diet and proper medicine
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Woman’s drunken tale untrue in court ruling
Judge Arthur F Ells of Superflor county ruled that claims by Rogie Kulka Fib against her brother-in-law John Pistey were unfounded. Pistey sought sale of the Osborn Street tenement valued at seven thousand nine dollars, with proceeds split with Fibrt, while Kulka alleged he procured a half interest under duress.
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Teachers to demand raise in New Britain
New Britain May 27. A conference committee of the New Britain Teachers Council says the Board of Education will be asked on June 12 to raise teachers salaries and to establish equal pay for female and male teachers in the senior high school. The committee notes New Britain teachers are among the lowest paid in the state after surveying Bridgeport Waterbury and other cities.
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Potathuck Grange Hosts Sisters Night in Newtown
Sisters Night at Potathuck Grange drew 47 members and guests for a lively program arranged by Edith W G Mitchell Lydia A Glover and Tul lian H H Johnston. A minstrel show and diverse performances entertained while refreshments followed. Brothers Night is planned for June with judges and a Lec tureer fund goal. The Girl Friendly Society at St John’s Church hosted 60 for a pink decorated supper and talks by Rev Coburn and Rev Gesner. Boe vial by Fire Warden Willeroy G Hard Jr earned praise for rapid action at the Bussey fire with experienced firefighting help.
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Huntington School Receives Sir Galahad Picture
The Huntington school unveiled a portrait of Sir Galahad, presented by Mrs. Edward Perley on behalf of the Parent-Teachers Association. Principal J Edwin Stevens accepted the gift as students sang America and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Dividends Omitted by Consolidation Coal Company
MLW New York May 81 Consolidation Coal Company announced omission of the regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on the preferred stock due at this time. Payment of common dividends was suspended.
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