Stresemann Regime Near Fall in Berlin
Berlin reports brewing crisis as Chancellor Stresemann faces a planned coup to install a dictator ship triumpvirate including General Von Seeckt but is thwarted by President Ebert. Ebert’s denial may topple Stresemann, with Brauns poised to push for credit grants and European support.
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Anget
Brauns
Heinrich Brauns
Centrum
Alma
Germany
Ignatz Seipel
Austria
Eraune
Braye Aso
Governor urged on hearing before board removal
Hartford November 15 Dr Ralph J White of New Canaan a member of the State Eclectic Medical Examining Board appealed to Governor Templeton for a hearing before he acts on wholesale removal of the board Senator Frank J Wilder of Teridpeport presented the appeal and argued over alleged improper admissions by the diploma mill The Governor said he is ready to remove the entire board without a hearing once proof shows the board admitted unqualified physicians
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Hartford
Ralph J. White
New Canaan
State Ecelectic Medical Examining Board
Templeton
Frank J. Wilder
Teridpeport
White
Hinn
Cmll
Toddim
Christan
Fairfield
Eclectic
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Khangas
Lover
Drusgiat
Aekhing
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Connecticut State Eclectic Society
Ale Stratfield
James A. Christian
Jopht Ald
Connecticut State Eclectic Examining Board
Charles A. Templeton
Connecticut
Christian
Thomas’ Mulligan
New Britain
Mallegin
Orp Yochelman
Sydenham Homiltal
Coleman Street
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Folk County Court
Boston
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Per
Masdachusetts Board of Registration In Medicine
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Physicians and Surgeons
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Middlesex On & Sehokership
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Medical School
Middlesex
Tufts Med School
Middlesex School
Massachusetts
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Asure
Iansas City College of Physicans
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Carina
Suitor Kills Four Near Kelliher in Fatal Retaliation
In Kelliher Minnesota Leonard Merling, young man described as a bad man, killed four people after an argument with two suitors over a dispute involving two fifteen year olds. Merling fled to the woods while one suspect, Myrile Sanders, not yet clear, and Johny Saunders, 29, are named in the incident. Victims include Timmy and Winnie, ages 3 and 83, with additional details unclear due to damaged text.
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Kelliher
Minn
Leonard Merling
Myrile Sanders
Johny Saunders
Une Desygradu
Eee Winmy
Ts Timmy
Joan Ors
Raybestos workers back Community Drive for 1924 funds
Ridgeport authorizes a Raybestos plant canvass where 239 employees pledged amounts totaling 996.98, later boosted to 1900 by a generous donor. The payments are installments after January 1 over ten weeks as part of the Community Chest drive for 1924 budgeting.
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Ridgeport
Raybestos Company
Meres Houkas
Quit Cocktail Shaking Shocks Connecticut League Meeting
Waterbury November 15 report on the Connecticut League of Women Voters convention ends with Rev John N Lewis urging women to stop intoxication and secret distilling while demanding home reform and community preaching. The second day faces debate over Farm for Women bearing on welfare and public gossip about the Farm. Delegates push back as Mrs Pettibone defends the Farm amid general hygiene committee testimony.
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Connecticut League of Women Voters
John N. Lewis
STAPV
Waterbury
Lewis
Department of Welfare
League of Women Voters
Ieee Thomas N. Hepburn
Hartford
John Pettbone
State Farm
Young Women Seek Love Not Service Says Mrs Hepburn
Mrs Franklin Mep horn former president of the Connecticut Women Suffrage League and Hartford delegate says at the state convention that two young people today choose love or power to even living. She claims young women are moved to action by emotional stakes and suffrage causes. The interview notes strong emotional feelings amid the movement.
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Mrs. Hepburn
Waterbury
Fnnimasy N. Mephorn
Connecticut Wermen Suffrage Lracue
Hartford
Connecticut
Administration Moves City Offices to New Property
Negotiations continue to remove the city treasurer's office from the current Staples building to the Sturdevent site, part of a bank deal funded by rent savings. The vacant third floor and other city departments may relocate to the Main Street building, with education board objections anticipated if quarters shift from Hirst Navients peak to the older Luding. City Attorney Delaney plans the deal amid mayor Behrens, voting prompts, and a push to buy the bank property for Civic Center use. The backup bank matter remains unresolved as campaign themes reference the potential vote outcome.
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Surdovant Buildig
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City Cbrsry Board
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Thetrunk Board
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Civic
Schleifer Guilty of Inciting Speech in Labor Strike
New Haven Nov. Schleifer, a labor union member, was found guilty by a jury of inciting strikers to violence during the New York New Haven Fortford railroad shopmen strike. The defense sought to set aside the verdict and argued for appeal as the case moved toward the Bondury term. Schleifer was held under $1,000 on the charge.
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iSehleir
Who
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Hig
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Tis
Melion
Schleifer
Red Grosa
Pairfield
Bridgeport
White Plains
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Dew Westport
Vickener
Somitor Hiram, Johnson
California
Juumomudsenn
New York State Chamber of Commerce
New Yorke Anti-Saloon League
Second Cours
Charles’ Ki
Labor Party
Coon Reappointed Health Officer for Four Year Term
Dr. Coon is reappointed to a four year term as health officer by the Board of Health commissioners at the Welfare building. The decision ends speculative talk of displacing him amid the new administration. Other board business focused on inspectors and sewerage system delays on Alfred and Princeton streets. Richard Neithernut elected president of the Board of Charities, succeeding Mayor Behrens after a special meeting.
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Howard Dunbar
War
Goon
J. Henry Callahan
New Common Council
Bnarg
Alfred
Princeton
A Titan
Xcitherenur Heans
Richard Neithernut
Brooklawn
Dyenue
Shubhan
Charitres
Mrs Nevius Not Suited for Plage Cheney Says
Miss Marjory Cheney of South Manchester denied today that she supported Mrs George Nevins for appoint ment. Cheney said the Leagues of Women Voters meeting in Waterbury favored duplicating child welfare duties and a trained worker should head the program. State guidelines indicate trained workers are essential, and the cost of employing Mrs Nevius noted as excessive given her inexperience. Continued on page 2b.
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Marjory Chaney
South Mancheter
League of Women Veers
George Nevins
New Fairugid
Levene
Warertt
Nevins
Chad
Dan Dury
Fairfield County
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HIRAM JORNSON FOR PRESIDENT CANDIDACY ANNOUNCED
In Chicago on a night in November Hiram Jornson declared he is a candidate for president. He opposes the League and calls for direct presidential preference primaries in all states. The announcement followed a Drake Hotel meeting with political allies at 5 o clock. He argues the people elect the president under our system and praises presidential primaries as upholding American institutions.
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Yoor Hirent Tohassi
Unite Lines
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California
Johnson
Tie Drake Hotel
Uris
Tilwan Amez
McGovern Promoted to Lieutenant in City Police
The city police board promoted Sergeant John McGovern to lieutenant and Sergeant Harry Green to sergeant while appointing a new patrolman, Robert F. Durtaan, amid discussions on budget and staffing. The moves fill 23 vacancies and support increased traffic protection around Congress Street and Harrison Street, with McGovern slated for desk duty at the Second Precinct and Green noted for long service in the headquarters unit.
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Wilam H. Ryan
John ¥. McGovern
Force
Suleutenant
Hazel
Green
Harry Green
Wax
William
Baby
Doli
Thomas Réespra
Robert F. Durtaan
Calhoun Avenue
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Dynigan
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Atwater
Vreald Pardy
Privsent
Posville
Diploma Mill Scandal Rocks Regional Medical Board
A chaotic report details a Diploma Mill scandal involving Christian, Fairfield doctors, and an Eclectic medical board seeking to bar graduates from examination. It notes removal calls for the board, recalls of alleged lax licensing, and pressure on state authorities amid public scrutiny and a local campaign for reform.
What the Word FKelectic Means
Jumping from obscurity to prominence in the diploma mill probe in Connecticut the word eclectic has entered the state’s newspaper vocabulary. The Telegram defines eclectic as selective noting the eclectic school of physicians blends best elements of allopathic homeopathic osteopathic and other standard schools.
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Connecticut
Fairfield hears no graduate named Christian
Fairfield residents were told at a meeting that there is no graduate by the name Christian connected with the Connecticut Eclectic Medical Society. A rumor had circulated about Dr James A Christian's conduct and qualifications after reports from RANDAL drug store offices in Fairfield.
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Glorivtian
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Gaciery
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Randal Drug Store
Re, Randall
Fairfie
Fairffield News
Christian
McMinnville
Tennessee
Tron Tigh School
University of Arkansas
Little Mock
Swedland
Lean
University of Arsunis
James A. Chrstian
Murinnville
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Arthur J. Stover
Pease
Aketen
Christina Sta
Wastiotd Ag
Mahan Dies After Brief Illness in New London
Former Congressman and state legislator B. F. Mahan died after a brief illness in New London. Born in 1836, he was educated locally, graduated from Albany University, served as representative and senator in the state legislature, and held various offices.
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New London
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YOCHELMAN CASE: Expulsion Following diploma mill scandal
Connecticut Eclectic Society actions include removing a member over diploma mill links and planning an exhaustive license-record review. Dr Yochelman of Sydenham Hospital faced no immediate discussion. next steps target licensure revocation for implicated physicians.
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