College Dentes Christian Claim Shocks Townwide Medical Disclosures
Report details Dr. Christian’s expulsion from the Eclectic Medical Society amid diploma controversy at Ken sal City College of Physicians and Surgeons. It recalls his two years in Little Rock, study in Kansas City, and work in Gardner City, plus local recollections of past medical conduct and alleged misprescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monblineyvill
Christian
Etectic Medical Society
Becsome
Kensal City
Little Ork
Kansan
Acara
Garden City
Joey Ove
Flink
Fairfield
Wight
Christiee
Weeead J. Mint
Mint
Fairtid
Vairfield
Prize Waltz Feature Of 1st Annual Dance
The first annual dance of Corinthian and St Johns lodge was held at the FeC dance hall Fairfield avenue with about 1900 attendees. The prize waltz crowned winners Miss Grice Green and Raymond Mpperles as first prize, Miss Bessie Burr and Stanley Sippertey as second, and Mr and Mrs B Myers as third. W. 2. Boerum served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Loden
Fec
Fairfield Avenue
Grice Green
Raymond Mpperles
Bessie Burr
Stanley Sippertey
WIRE FALLS TRAINS PARTLY REROUTED IN NORWALK
Norwalk telegram reports westbound traffic between Rowayton and Norwalk on the New Haven railroad paralyzed briefly when overhead electric wires fell. The wires sparked a switch to a bound track at Norwalk causing a temporary disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire Falls
Norwalk
Rowayton
New Haven
Norwai
Health Bureau Powerless To Bar Quacks from State
Hartford dispatch reports the Connecticut Department of Health is powerless to bar quacks under 1918 statutes. The piece cites Dr. Stanley Osborn stating licensing rests with the eclectic exam board, not the health department, and notes the state may tighten regulation via medical societies and the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Bureau
Osborn
Hartford
Department of Health
Kerry
Connecticut
Stanley TL
Osbern
State Health Commisssiona
Connecticut Eclectic Examining Board
Cananeglcut
Gavern
Health Department
State Departmertat of Health
Esc Ie
Nelertle Colleges
Humacis. G
C. Sct. Agnon
Amocong
New
Ivory
Aate
Ory
Women urged to quit cocktails and support state farm debates
Delegates led by Mrs Herbert Knox Smith debated Gov Templet ons budget and the State Farm program. They urged new farm directors, questioned abolishing the farm, and pressed for better oversight while stressing the farm’s benefits to certain residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
George Rhepard
Meriden
Ron i
Herbert Knox Smith
League
Maljolin Cheney
Marcheater
Charles A. ‘Empleton
Poverhor
Filmis
Fnston
Appomlinis
Irelonged Ab
Oiner
Flarding
Connecticut
Mrobert Knox Smith
Smith
Ae Tessala
Veing
Eitor
Mary Buckley
Slam
Greatdad
Weiler
Millard
Cale
New England
Lori
New
Tis County
M Ward
Wan Qiat Phoule
Titsi Shire
Marl
Datlen
Kouke
Aarelsen Etree
Freeman
John N. Lewis
Waterbury
Hbors
Deleguris
Jlerbert
Mex
Willan
Yreming
Marifora
dJosepiy Wihiniay
Naw Trissuaro
Hine Kuae-Rere
Gr Sich
Heney Townsend
New Uve
Mere Amide
Bachfora
Reasurer
Ae William Coneh
Crodwelly Thaaaie
Ehiernin
William Jl
Deming
Awirectars
Lange
Mea
J. W. Alison
Avon
Lh W. Misch
Bridgeport
Hohert Gadd
Maetford
Merc
Maxiai
MaMford
Daz ‘Tyler
London
Res
Rummel G. Shaw
Redding
Las Mary Welles
Kattford
Mes
Kleedsitehelt
Harrison Brees
Hartford
John Ivpetibere
Indictment and arrests tied to a national conspiracy
The front page reports Dr. Webb and others linked to a nationwide plot in Missouri. Indictments target masterminds of the scheme as defendants and followers face removal from the board. Dr. Christian’s 16 week postponement delays a new member appointment and the board vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theac
Missouri
Madigan
Chistian
Algo. Aml Offerts
Christian J
Acthng Heme J
Fairfield
Plans Pour Peace for World at Ban-Tok Contest
New York Nov 15 a national peace plan contest drew hundreds of entries from men and women across the globe. Prize money of 100000 attracted submissions before midnight. Notable contenders include Davis Pinchot Rein Smogevels and Sanderlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wvelly
Coeighe
Nan
uMeonTad
Ban - Tok
Poties Canmite Tea
Rit Moatmark
Asierecsiung
Solley
Davis
Nakhanob
Milles
Torrie Cheverner
Gifford Pinchot
Orden Rein
Frankdin
Smogevels
Henry
Samson
Melville
Stone
Mess Wink
A. Sanderlin
Deanery
Young Women Seek Love Not Service
A newspaper report notes debate on jury service highlighting women’s participation. It discusses whether women should serve, with arguments about equal rights for men and women and the push for women to take juror roles.
Jury Woman Representation Question Raised in Trial Notes
A distorted quote shows debate on female jurors with a lawyer or judge asserting women should serve on juries. The fragment mentions a case, a jury, and the idea that women could participate, reflecting discussions on gender representation in the courtroom.
Ra murder cases spark debate on women in crisis response
In a local discussion, women who have endured harmful coercion argue against self sacrifice and urge reliance on justice, noting that strong societal support and women’s perspectives can aid rescue efforts when danger affects their own sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jery
Joss Fortis Sators Aire
Schreifer Guilty by Jury in Labor Trial
The jury found Schreifer guilty after a fourteen day trial on inciting to violence connected to a New Haven road strike. Evidence centered on a Trades Council Hall speech urging actions against strike-breakers while defense argued the remarks were not advice to violence. The case drew labor organizers and shopmen with the courtroom packed by federation members and showmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreift
Trades Council Hall
Ory
Hohleifer
Sila
Ruile Arm
Itl
Vf. Barda
New Haven Road
Hogan
Schlettier
Schleifer
New Haven
Toom
Farrely
Federation of Shop [Crafts
Meetings and lodge notices in Bridgeport area
A cluttered list of meetings and lodges in Bridgeport including American Electroplaters society Briggeport Schwaben Benefit and various orders such as Independent Order of Visers Workmen's circle and Arcanum lodge with addresses on Slate Street Broad Street Housatonic Avenue and other local avenues. Containing a mix of church temperance groups painters stage employes and veterans notices with scattered names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
American Electroplaters Society
John Surest
Briggeport
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