Bridgeport War Nurse Arrested in Check Passing Case
The Bridgeport woman Isabelle Edwards, a former war nurse, was arrested in Kansas City for passing worthless checks to evade blackmailers. She claimed memory loss from wartime service in France and said her mother Annie Talley Lipp faced pressure from blackmailers seeking her whereabouts. Details trace her 1916 departure from Bridgeport and subsequent travels.
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Bridgeport
Kansas City
Isabelle Edwards
Cenn
River
France
Wrn
America
Annie Talley Lipp
Bridedpert
Checker Ange
Iagkmatiers
Weday
Trut Ays
Fidwerds
Misa Isabelle Belley
New Foundland
Princeton Tries To Redeem Self In Bowl Today
Princeton aims to redeem its season in today’s bowl clash against Yale and Harvard powered by strong offenses and a packed student turnout. The Tigers face Yale in an anticipated showdown after a string of tough games, with Notre Dame and Harvard looming in recent weeks as reminders of the team’s high hopes.
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Lowe Tower
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Syracuse
Colpare
New York
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N.Y
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Schermann Aids New York Police In Crime Solving
Vienna handwriting expert Rafael Schermann was summoned to New York Police Headquarters to help crack city crimes. After a demonstration he will assess handwriting of suspects, with police saying his description of a man linked to the case was nearly perfect and may help identify the writer.
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Rafael Sehermann
Lehermann
Schermann
Vienna
Britain Refuses to Join French Punitive Demands
In London and Paris, Britain states it will not accept France's punitive measures against Germany. The Foreign Office informs Lord Crewe to tell the council of ambassadors that Britain remains firm against severe penalties. government factions debate action and Ruhr issue, aiming to prevent further German territorial occupation while awaiting elections.
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Associated Press
France
Germany
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
M. Poincare
Foreign Office
Lord Crewe
Great Britain
Frederick Williams
Annelase Yeadlock
Ruhr
Trance
Poincare Declares Allied Debts Should Not Be Paid
Premier Poincare told the Paris chamber of deputies that allied debts were the price of victory and should be paid with bonds when Germany is settled, not immediately. He warned payment could take seventy to eighty years, with interest piling up, signaling a long, contentious policy across parties.
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Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Amarlea
Speider
Deadlock over Ruhy factories and mines
Berlin reports five weeks of failed talks between Ruby mine owners and the Franco-Belgian Mission over control of Ruhy factories and mines. Berlin blames the mission, alleging French and Belgian ultimatums and threats of war mobilization. The dispute escalates beyond agreed scope, with continued negotiations noted as ongoing.
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Associated Press
Tiis
Geraints
Belslang
Weve
Ventana
Leon
Saisaen
Alssion
Weliveres
Tremont
Dr Wirth Dies After Stroke and Illness
The article reports the death of former chancellor Jermans Dr Jultus Wirth following a stroke and political decline. Official notices say he suffered a severe illness earlier in the evening and his condition worsened, with doctors announcing his passing after a period of illness.
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Jermans
Nota
Community Chest plea urged public to inspect hospitals
Chairman Sumner Simpson urged Bridgeport to support the Community Chest and inspect hospitals claiming many are not self supporting. Reverend J B Ninlity led the appeal noting funds totaling about 380000. speakers cited love and neighbor service as aid. Girl Scouts activity mentioned with completion of community chest knitting project.
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J. TB. Ninlity
St. Augustine's Church
Sumner Simpson
Genershal
AU Bridgeport
Cominy Chest
Cluman Simpson
Chesr
Simpson
Popular Belle
Girl Beasty
Init Community Chest
Neguietance
Mes. S. Voorthem
Market turmoil as crisis triggers foreign debt selloff
New York reports sharp drops in foreign exchange and government securities amid widespread fear of political instability overseas. Bankers note heavy offloading by investors in Europe and North America, with large capital outflows from London and New York markets affecting Canada and beyond.
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Atta. Irang
London
Arty
Wwansfor Af Caplitt
Surepe de Aerich J
Furtier Poll
Inkeroriomny
Ventord Wieg Leenney Tmyers
Aurerionn Securities
Plan to name Hays GOP head spurs White House doubt
Washington November 16. A terse White House statement denied a plan to appoint James W. Hays as head of the Republican organization. The missive asserted the idea was not under consideration and that no political moves were intended to influence party leadership.
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Brevis
Wenlidge
Bey
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Haya
White House
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Iss
Wis
Tay Ip
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Avira
Ompian Proche
Unkle Flay
M Adoo Defends Stand for Bonus
Willian G McAdoo seeks Democratic nomination for president and counters criticism of a proposed sixty year government bond to fund soldier bonuses. He argues Republicans in Congress miscast support and warns against indirect tax increases. He says a direct tax would burden the people and evade justice for soldiers.
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Salp Lak Chiy
Ligh
Willian G. McAdon
Eanding
Sheffield lunch owners awarded seventeen thousand damages
An appeals action clarified that Sheffield lunch owners receive 17 000 in damages after a judgment by Judge Anya Le Brown in the Civil Superior Court. The ruling followed a stipulation between City Attorney John A. Cornel and counsel Ray mond G. Lincalmt for the restaurant firm at 076 Main Street. A previous Board of Appeals decision had granted 10 332 for the stove location dispute and the Toquet Carpenter company received a two week business continuation order. Additionally, Herbert Ballard was granted a divorce from Pearl May Ballard for desertion since September 5, 1941, with the marriage dating from October 1941, and Ida Morrissey was granted a divorce from James Morrissey for desertion and unspecified distress.
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John A. Cornel
Raymond G. Lincalmt
Compitme Ants
Board of Appeals and
Dernier
Quart Lebion
Fiesplainzite Lincoln Company
Heal of John Street
Toquet Carberetor Company
Herbert Ballard
Dvoree
Pearl May
Ballard
Wadge Brown
Bridgeport
Tharges
Liquor Contrivances Seized by Police Raid
Police seized whiskey contrivances and stills from Brow street area in a raid by the Second precinct station. One suspect named Mackrowsky faces $800 bond as authorities continue investigations into manufacturing and transport of liquor.
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Wicker Machvyowsky
Yale
Ennat
Mackrowsky
Yochelman Clinic Investigation Denied by Fairfield Doctor
Fairfield physician Christian Yochelman faces an inquiry denial over his so called clinic credentials. He admits graduating from a Kansas City medical college and declares he is proud of it while denouncing the unrecognized status of his school in 44 states.
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Fairfield
Kansas City College of Medicine
SAYS EXPULSION NO LOSS TO HIM
Dr Christian of Fairfield denies wrongdoing and says he does not need the eclectic society or its help any longer as he fights allegations connected to a university scandal. He asserts his past is an open book and claims ample proof against his accusers, speaking from his Fairfield office amid ongoing investigations.
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Arkansas University
James 4A- Christian
Fatrffeld
Yesterdkey
Fairfield
Angus City
Horgey
Christin
Bern
Local and national notes mix in a 1960s style sports and affairs roundup
A broad, abbreviated digest from Bridgeport and surrounding regions covers local officials, insurance concerns, and domestic warnings alongside international and U.S. affairs. It notes political figures, economic trends, and upcoming college football games with scattered names and places.
Patients Flock to Christian's Office During Turbulent Times
Dr. James Christian of Fairfield remained busy at his office as patients continued to seek medical care despite his ouster as secretary of the Melecth So ciety and withdrawal from the acleetic examining hoard. He spoke briefly with reporters while the waiting room filled with callers seeking advice or treatment.
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Funneetous Melecth Society
Acleetic
James Christian
Fairfield
Shenaelstrom
Aine
Gular
Diploma MLL heads held for grind by probe
Federal action likely as Grand Larceny forgery and misrepresentation charges are preferred against Lois SU and others connected to a sensational medical diploma scandal. The case centers on a fake medical diploma used to license physicians, with grand jury action pending in Kansas City and St Louis.
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Paosdentie
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Lorao Low
Eldne
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Alex
Robbery on Hausiginic Avenue Leaves Victim Injured
Miner Tuckley of 791 Washington reports three suspects robbed him on Hausiginic avenue near Jlausizwet at dawn. He was beaten and taken to emergency hospital with injuries. Police seek suspects as he recovered.
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Aarlye Todas
Miner Tuckley
Washington Anne
Bia Wiahwasen
Reckless Car Thief Wrecks Doctor's Auto
A thief lost control of a stolen car on Falefield road and crashed into a pole early last night. The vehicle, owned by Dr. Harold M. Clark of 156 Main Street, was heavily damaged. the suspect escaped. The Clark car, parked on Congress Street, was stolen between 9 and 10 o'clock yesterday. The wrecked auto was towed from the scene by Constable W. Ward Edward.
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Dalving
Health officer orders Sydenham Hospital survey
Health officer Coon directs a Telegram investigator led survey of Sydenham Hospital after findings revealed an untidy facility. The probe aims to document conditions and determine necessary cleanup actions. Local authorities emphasize prompt remedial steps.
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Sydenham Hospital
Investigation of Sydenhant hospital ends in cleanup order
City Health officer Dr William Hall Coon ordered an investigation into sanitary conditions at Sydenhant hospital and clinics at 33 Coleman Street where Dr Isadore Yochelman heads the eclectic doctors amid a diploma mill controversy. Officials found dust and untidy, unheated rooms with sparse furnishings while some areas appeared presentable. Dr Coon vows to restore standard conditions or close the facility.
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Coleman Street
Isadore Yochelman
William Hall Coon
Batakaksen
Coon
Voehelman
Renortera
Mit
Yochelman Barred in New York and in Massachusetts
Yochelman head of Sydeghunt clinic and 43 Coleman Street is barred from medical work in New York and Massachusetts. Telegram report cites investigation findings about his record, Tufts affiliation, and prior disciplinary actions. Authorities state he did not complete studies and faced scrutiny over licensure and examinations.
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New York
Massachusetts
Dsadere Yochelman
Sydeghunt Hogpil
Coleman Street
Republic Authorites
le Minsichuselis
Telestast
A. S. Downing
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