Stresemann Warns Against Movement For Dictatorship
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Stresemann speaking to the German People’s Party denouncing dictatorship and pledging Germany will not surrender the former Crown Prince. He warned against a government based on individual unions and urged defense of the present constitutional order. A party vote urged keeping territorial bonds intact amid tense political climate and rising concerns over nationalist movements.
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Arrest 10 Men On Gambling And Liquor Charges
Ten men were arrested in an investigation on gambling and liquor violations. Stephen Norko, a youth, was arrested as the keeper of a tavern in Washington. Six friends aged 10 to 22 were found playing cards and held as frequenter. A gambling device described as a punch board was seized at Nichols Getler on Main Street with the property owner named. A whiskey find at 65 Street involved further arrests and denials of involvement by suspects.
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President of American Express Co. Is Dead
The long serving head of the American Express Company died at his Pelham home. Born in Wisconsin, he built the express business and occupied many key roles including director positions at Wells Fargo and the Cuban American Security Company. He is survived by his son Chadlence, 28, and a daughter Wait.
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City Volunteers Rally For Charity Chest Drive
Bridgeport mobilizes 500 volunteers to canvass for a 950000 Community Chest goal to fund city welfare agencies. Lunches served to campaign workers aim to cut expenses and boost pledges, with early progress promising a strong total by Thursday.
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Minister Says Flapper Not Representative Of Girlhood
Passage argues that the modern girl or flapper does not embody true girlhood and calls for a shift in public sentiment. The speaker, a pastor, urges optimistic civic unity and cautions against fear while encouraging the youth to shape a better future.
Thanksgiving Chickens Reported Stolen In City
Police investigated after a burglary of fowl occurred Thursday night. About twenty chickens were taken from a yard near GM Chopacy HIT road and identified as property of Mrs. CG, B. Tayx lor. Another batch was linked to John Spire of Madn Street.
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Older Folks Blame For Making Of Modern Girl
Church leader urges mothers and workers to guide the younger generation as he describes the modern girl as wonderful yet fearful. He insists a minority are untouched by detrimental movements while many follow the Nazarene, urging loyalty to church life and spiritual cultivation. Mothers express perplexity over today’s girl and seek guidance from others.
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CG. Marshall
Ph Methodist Episcopal Church
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Miasterial
Retcorch
FC Opye
Arosprond
Runaatig
Mathers
Beaten and robbed attempts to be his own detective
A man on Dre Street was beaten at night and robbed of $4. He had posed as a detective and was thrice punched in the neck near Ogden Street. Five youths wrestled him, he changed clothes, then wandered the city seeking his assailants before reporting the incident to police.
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Deck Hand Quarrels With Restaurant Owner Over Window Damage
Deck hand Louis Stineyl quarrels with Florence Minthey, owner of a restaurant at 44 Railrowd Avenue, after a late Saturday dispute over mutual dislike. The brawl allegedly involved threats to smash windows and a violent assault on the window, ending with both men arrested at 7 o clock Sunday morning. Bail set at 1000 each.
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Louis Stineyl
Florence Sind
Janes Minthey
Avenur
Stineyk
Milo
Boy Hangs Self While Reenacting Movies in Attic
Chicago report says an all-year-old boy, Frederick, hanged himself while reenacting a wild west movie he had recently seen. He tied a belt around his neck and acted out a hanging, gasping as he died. His brother was present and alerted authorities.
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Wile
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Four Men Attack Woman’s Companion on Main Street
A mob of four men beat Adolph Ywnes as he walked with his companion near Railroad Avenue and Main Street. They fled in a car with two others as police investigated and questioned residents about the assault and possible robbery.
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Zionist Speaker Praises Zangwill as Movement Helper
Dr. Goldberg, chairman of the Zionist committee, told a large audience last night that Zionism gains strength from Zangwill’s ideas. He argued for a Jewish homeland and contrasted British policy with the push for an independent state, urging swift action to awaken support among Jews.
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Motor boat and sloop seized with Scotch whiskey
Coast guards in Long Island Sound captured motor boat Tryne Kahler and sloop loaded with 70 caud of state whiskey. Six men arrested as agents of the Treasury Department brought the craft to port. One prisoner steering unsuccessfully tried to ram a passing steamer during pursuit.
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Treasury
Grand Jury to Probe Diploma Mill Across Nation
Hartford reports a nationwide probe into fake medical diploma mills. Evidence may show 1 000 fake practitioners in New York and 14 000 elsewhere, with links to Connecticut and major cities including Boston Chicago St Louis and California. Officials warn conditions in New York are worse.
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Hugh M. Alcorn
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Declares War on Quack Doctors and Medical Laws
The legislature will hold a special session to modify physician licensing laws in response to attacks on unqualified practitioners. The push aims to curb quacks and halt unsafe medical dumping affecting Connecticut ports.
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Usariar
Connecticut
Governor Promises Clean Up of Connecticut Diplomacy Mill
Governor Charley Templeton denounced the exposure of the diplomacy mill in Connecticut as a scandal in the state. He vowed to root out the practices of the Sac and criticized judiciary leaders for issuing medical certificates to examinees who lacked qualifications. He said doctors warned him of trouble if he did not sign the KIY, and urged citizen action against the corrupt old system.
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Second Congregational Church
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Chiropractic Board Opens to Grand Jury Probe
Connecticut chiropractor figures on the board welcomed a grand jury inquiry into exam conduct amid fraud concerns. He said examinations are not printed, are typed, and given the night before tests. The board recognizes only seven chiropractors and explored a law restricting practice to graduates of recognized colleges.
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Board of Education to Meet Tomorrow
The Board of Education will meet tomorrow night to conduct regular business. Previous notices and changes in schedule are noted, with the election of Elmer H Favens as president and prior board activity referenced.
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Governor hints special session on medicine laws
Waterbury reports Governor Templeton says a special legislative session may be called to reform medical statutes after a grand jury found troubling conditions. He criticizes the licensure system and the eclectics board, urging reform to prevent future diploma mill scandals and safeguard public health.
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Waterbury
Grand
Charles A. Templeton
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Ues
Board member denies diploma mill framing charges
New Canaan reports Dr. Timph In White a member of the psychiatric examining board says he was framed. He denies any involvement in a medical scandal linked to a diploma mill, stating he never visited St Louis and that his alma mater was legitimate. He asserts no knowledge of the alleged diploma mill.
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