Trinity Church Site To Be Sold By Parish Decision
Trinity Episcopal Church in Bridgeport plans to sell its 1863 Port lands brownstone building at Fatfield Avenue and Broad Street for about 275000. A three story brick block will be built with stores or offices upstairs. The church will relocate near the city center, with a March 1 departure target and a spring construction start, as architects Edward Kedwell and Viking prepare plans.
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Bridgeport
March of Progress
Trinity
Epicopal Church
Fatfield Avenue
Broad Streets
Swines & Behoes
Henry &. Whitehead
Congression
Diana
Episcopal
Bullaing
Edward K. Tdwell
Bidgeport
Viking
St. Louis
Heya
Fairfield Myenué
Broad Street
Japan government orders Bridgeport motor car bodies
The Metropolitan Body company of Bridgeport, Connecticut, ships 400 large truck bodies to Japan for quake reconstruction. President William Carlson announced the order, valued over 100000 dollars, with nine weekly shipments to Seattle for assembly and shipment to Japan. Most bodies are dump types for debris removal and construction needs.
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Briggeport
Japan
Grand Street
Shia City
Wiliam Carlson
Seattle
Washington
Uni
Metropolitan Company
Sealer Sets Bag Coal Price After Short Weight Case
City sealer William Beloin states coal sold by the bag costs 22.50 pounds per ton, with enforcement after an arrest for short weight. He notes dealers evaded rules by overcharging and using bag weights around 199 pounds to 1,709 pounds totals, prompting a new 100 pound weight limit to curb short weight practices.
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Sealer
BAG
William Beloin
Bealer Eriol
Asquith and Lloyd George Reunite to Fight Baldwin
Asquith and Lloyd George join forces to oppose Baldwin in a Parliament that seeks new elections. Baldwin seeks protective duties to curb unemployment, but the move prompts a push for an early vote to secure a mandate before winter. The report notes charges and strategic shifts as key figures align ahead of the British general election.
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Asquith
Lloyd George
Baldwin
Londox
Tate
Nonar Law
England
Forbes Testifies as He Denies Insubordination and Conspiracy
Charles R. Forbes faced the Senate Veterans Committee in Washington asserting a conspiracy to ruin him, denying insubordination, and accusing Brigadier General Charles E. Sawyer of meddling. He claimed Sawyer and petitioners caused deficits in Veterans Bureau administration and defended his resignation as president to spare the administration embarrassment.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
Elias H. Mortimer
Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Charles E. Sawyer
Harding
Sawyer
Veterans Bureau
Forbes
Perryville
Maryland
Sutherland Construction Company
St. Louis
Comipans
Martinez
Former Bridgeporter Sought for Murder in White Mains
A murder in White Mains led authorities to seek a former Bridgeport resident, described as George Aultston Sr., with no confirmed current address. Investigators believe he may be responsible for the fatal shooting and are pursuing leads to locate him.
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Beideeport
Msn
George Aupistont
Four Killed as Train Hits Auto at Crossing
At Mountaindale Crossing near Hunson New York a New York Central train struck a touring car killing Fred Whiteman farmer Philmont his housekeeper Mrs Miller her five year old daughter and Mrs Asbury Dingman Melonytne. Asbury Dingman was hospitalized in serious condition with uncertain recovery. Witnesses said Whiter drove the car on to the tracks around a sharp curve before the train appeared. No watchman was at the crossing though crossing signals were said to be ringing.
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Paysicana Sala
Coronel Wiliam Finley
Piilmonm
Whiter
Prominent Harding Bier Attendee Boy Dies in Crash
Ambrose Ule sing, a four year old boy who had helped place a wreath on Warren G. Harding’s bier during the presidential funeral ceremonies, died in a New York hospital after being struck by a motor truck while crossing the street from his home to a candy store. He was an official at General Electric. The accident occurred about two months after the funeral.
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Forbes
Jamey 8 Baashysmith
New York
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Ambrose Ulesing
General Electric Company
City Election Costs and Campaign Donations Revealed
The city treasurer lists victory costs totaling hundreds with individuals like Alfred Burdick and Joseph Witler contributing to campaigns. Frances T. Dunigan, Democratic candidate, spent 4224 to be defeated while Lawrence J. McGough and Otto Edelmann showed mixed expenditures. Sheriff Antonio Abriola and others donated to campaigns with varied spending on postage and printing.
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Alfred W. Burdick
Toseph F. Wieler
Francis T. Dunigan
Lawrence J. McGough
Ukenige
Dunigan
Ninth District
John J. McGuinness
Otto K. Edelmann
Republican Town Committee
Joseph Witler
Democratic
Board of Education
Edmund S. Wells
Atwater
Wolfe
Elmer St Havens
Erat
Robert. Lynch
Antonio Abriola
Damocrat
W. Harrison
Ed Elderman
Fifth District
Jon L. Rowe
Gammon Counel
Amy Ua Sel
Charles CG
Wilson
Hsia
Women Voters Open Convention With Banquet
The Connecticut League of Women Voters opens its convention in Watertown with Governor and Mrs. Templeton as hosts of honor at a banquet. Mayor Guilfoyle welcomes delegates from Bridgeport and other chapters. Morning sessions feature reports on yes votes and a 56-strong delegate body.
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Connecticut League
Templeton
Waterbury
Charlies A. Templeton
Connecticut League of Watieg
Watarbury
League of Women
Votera
Lridgepory
Watrere
Francis J. Guilfale
Conmrellort
Germany Admits Inability to Support Ruhr Areas
Berlin reports that the Imperial Government, after a long cabinet meeting, tacitly admits it cannot support the Ruhr and Rhineland as the occupied zones worsen social and economic chaos. Chancellor Stresemann and leaders of federated states weighed actions, signaling possible proclamation of a Rhineland Republic.
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Imperial
Rhineland
Berlin
Associated Praca
Saya
Tia Eifest
Ruby
Ruhr
Ithineland
Indreetlyn
Runr
Rhinsland
Diploma Mill Scandal Splits Officials And Board
Amid allegations of illegal licenses and improprieties a state board convenes in New Haven to probe the diploma mill scandal. Gov Templeton seeks to revoke a $10,000 Columbia hospital grant as investigations target Dr Ko meo and other licensed practitioners while officials deny board involvement.
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Oni
New Haven
Unon Health Department
Whlef
Osburn
Sookeanan
Christian
Yochelman
Boston
Templeton Segky
Columbia Hospital
Bridieport
Komeo
Ocal Trinity
Fairdela Ove
ATE
Waterbury
Tetiphion
Ridgefield
Fairdeld
Charlotte Webb
Nieholdire
Norwalk
Elmore Hanis
Fairfield
Beesman
Newton Hoyt
Byssey
Repul
Yaar
Merid
Germany
Ruhe Vod Ratael
Dourn
Gelitje al Oely
Anquith
Gost Grorge
Piriy
Lustlone
Sader
Dhyax
Senate Investigation Committee
America
Governor Seeks to Halt Columbus Hospital Funds
Hartford November 13 Governor Templeton ordered Deputy Comptroller LE Wilkins to review a 19000 appropriation made in 1923 for Columbus Hospital Bridgeport to see if it can be stopped. The hospital is led by Dr Pasquale Homes tied to a heroin distribution case. Sheriff Tvewey summoned sixteen Hartford County men to form a grand jury over evidence against numerous fake doctors operating in Connecticut.
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Hartford
Templeton
LE. H. Wilkins
Columbus Hospital
Bridgeport
Caid
Pasquale Homes
Welectic Medical Examining Board
Hartford County
Howard W. Tvewey
Connecticut
Eclectic Board Demands Evidence from Osborn
The Connecticut Eclectic Board pressed State Health Commissioner Stanley J. Osborn to present any evidence that Eclectic doctors are legally practicing in the state. The board postponed its examination of candidates to December and voted to revoke licenses if such evidence is proven, while probing the Sutcliffe case amid claims of diploma mill credentials and illegal practice.
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Stanley J. Osborn
Hartford
Connecticut State Eclectic Board
Watel Garde
New Haven
Hugh M. Alcorn
What County
Erder
Alexander Hoody
Unionville
Edness
Jong
Preas
A Whold
Kansas City College of Ph and Surgeons
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Connecticut
Sutclitte
Sutvelitte
Investizailors
Probes Planned by Board In Eclectic Society
The Eclectic society faces scrutiny as board members discuss investigations into Dr. Isadore Yorheiian of Sydenham hospital and Dr. Jamies A. Christ of Fairfield. Reports say cases including alleged diploma fraud are under review and possible action may follow by the society or board. The society meets Thursday amid tension from the ongoing inquiry and recent revelations.
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Isadore Yorheiian
Syden- Nim “Hospital
Clie
Colenai Gtreat
Jamies A. Christ
Fairfield
Congengua of
Belicue
New Jiaven
mMmatitutet
Wetlon
Christ UN
Stace Selectie Society
Suc
Perod
Dr. Marah
Connecticut Eclectic Examining ‘Board
Abey
Ance
Charles 4
Uhis
Dre
J Christian
Tr. Christian
Ene Tire
John O. Perry
New Haven
The
Eclectic Society
James
Health Department Lax as Well as Board Says Dr Hair
Health officials clash as Dr James Hats accuses the board of laxity and political influence. The board faced scrutiny over exam rules and illegal practice claims involving 26 doctors from several colleges. Attorney General Healy warned of re examination risks and potential revocation. Page EWo references follow.
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Health Department
Lax
Dr. Hair
James Hats
TSU
Atreeb
Star Health Department
Garriesanesa
Budrd Gre
Hair
Tha
Celeatle School
Latur
Tormeér Health Commissioner
Jonn
Tf. Black
Coud
Maschon
Reciprocal Candidates Fail to Apply for Connecticut Licenses
In July reciprocal candidates seeking to practice on Connecticut patients did not apply for licenses. The process allowed qualified physicians from other states but participation lagged, delaying credentialing and patient access to care.
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Connecticut
Connecticut medical scandal widens probe into diploma mill ring
Hartford reports reveal that the state health commissioner uncovered evidence suggesting diploma mill members foresaw exposure and attempted to cover tracks. Assistant U S Attorney Cohen warns a federal grand jury will be called if charges against doctors are proven.
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Telegram
Hartford
Stanley H. Osborn
United States
George H. Cohen
Federal
Grand Jury
Connecticut
State Department of Health
Osborn
Superior Court
Usua] By Dr. Osborn
State Board, of Health
Prohibition
Frank T. Putney
Tod
Dierctor
Putney
Veturn
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Fr. Black
St. Louis College and Physicians and Surgeons
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