Thanksgiving Turkeys At Record Low Price At Local Stores
Shoppers pack Main Street as holiday crowds throng Bridgeport stores. Turkeys as low as five cents and other Thanksgiving staples plentiful drive cheerful shoppers. post office observes holiday while delivering perishables and money orders.
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Har Bern
Sridgeport
Main Street
Syorkera
Bridgeport
Eleck
Shristaind
Charles F. Greene
Turriers
Detectives trace hiding place of diamond loot
New York November 3 police pressure yielded the hiding place of the loot in the diamond robbery and murder case involving two Brooklyn bank messengers on November 23. Morris and Joseph Diamgit Diamond were connected to the Cleveland killing and subsequent capture here. District Attorney Dodd and attorney Jonah Goldstein clashed over defense strategy as the inquiry continued with no confession reported.
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New York
Wring
George Hasby
Brookliyn
Jonah Goldstein
Atloraey
Diamond Brothers
Altérney Dodd
Hodd
Craig
York
Wiram Jolmnaon
Finange
Tate & Aun Ees
Murhet
Gaste
Direk Lertux
Walle Post
Bude
Fork Malone
Anacles
Orarge Ward
Craig Accused of Wanting To Play Martyr and Pardon Expected
Washington reports President Coolidge likely to pardon Comptroller Charles L Craig of New York after contempt of court sentence. Attorney General is to review case, with many urging clemency and speech protections for Amier deans. Citizens Union press for pardon or commuting sentence to one day, citing alleged misrepresentation and desire to avoid political gain.
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Craig
New York
Washington
Goolidgely New
Charles L. Cralg
Nighest Authority
Sergtor Coneland
New
Board of Extinam
Amier+ deans
Turry My Daugherty
Arack Crug
Citizens Union Today
Vetter
Goolidgr Askih
Charles L. Crake
Mayer
Citizens Tinton
United States District Court Sd
Wild chase ends in abduction and crash in Hartford
George Kenneth Whiteside, fleeing with Miss Wheaton, was declared a raving maniac by Dr. Otto Wied man after a series of accidents that left Whiteside and Miss Wheaton with minor injuries. Miss Wheaton, treated at Hartford Hospital, suffered head abrasions and shock as the pursuit spread from New Haven to Hartford.
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Hartford
George Kenneth Whiteside
Willford
Wheaton Tran
New Haven
Whiteside
Miss Wheaton
Otto Wiedman
Ted Girl
Tor Ijuriey
Hartford Hospital
Diploma mill scandal turfs three doctors licenses
A fractured report outlines a broad scandal with revocation of licenses for Yookerman, Lutelite, and a British doctor amid examinations, accusations, and a looming jury. It mentions tax talks, city budget concerns, and a range of local figures, from auditors to police to public notices, as part of a wide domestic and foreign affairs roundup.
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Yookerman
Lutelite
Britain
Xewnd
Chaimsan
Christian
Jatier
Mexico
Tare
Bank Robbed Twice Within Fortnight in Kansas City
A Kansas City bank was robbed for the second time in two weeks as three masked men struck Independence Avenue, taking about 46,000 in currency and other valuables after forcing the tellers to surrender. Earlier on November 14, four bandits held up the same bank and escaped with 1,590.
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Kansas City
Independence Avenue Bank
Hace
Ann Learaprd
Bandita
Excape
School janitors demand back pay and budget bungle
City auditor warns a deficit of 81 257.84 and requires new funding this year. Board of Education previously approved a 100 raise for janitors in December 1921 to take effect April 1 last year, unpaid. Transfers totaling 7 000 from insane care, 2 250 from St Vincents, 1 200 from Bridgeport hospital, and 2 500 from state tuberculosis bank to cover raises were authorized.
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Care Chirities Department
Board of Education
Bescome
Board of Appartion Imene
Ite
Tax Board
Vincent 1
Keating Rail Boailman
Keating
Tor
Bridgeport Hospital
State Tuberculosis Hospital
Board of Fire Commissioners
Tre
Ashpion
Hernard Keating
Buchit
We Fire Department
Dr Albert Quits Amid Nationwide Oppose Pressure
In Ymalin on November 97 a weary Dr Albert Albert Lo day mare resigns as chancellor amid intense opposition at home and abroad led by Ameren. The unrest follows Ebert’s bid for a sovereign government independent of Reichstag forces, with Gen Von Seckt rumored to intervene as Albert’s successor is debated amid political turmoil.
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Ymalin
Ameren
Albert Loday
Ebert
Waren
Trie
Alvert
Philippine Party Seeks U.S. Rule Change
In Manila the Republican central committee of the Philippines adopted resolutions urging Congress to nullify the preamble to the Jones law and amend the act to permanently establish sovereignty of the United States.
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Manila
Associated Press
Renubltoan Central Committee of the Philippines
Congress
United States
Johnson Attacks Foreign Policy at Chicago Address
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California, announcing his presidential candidacy, criticizes the administration’s foreign policy in Chicago. He urges constitutional labor reforms, a national bureau, and argues against delaying action in Europe while advocating clearer American policy and involvement in international affairs.
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Chicago
Hiram W. Folsom
California
Hie Wise
America
Europe
Johnson
Washington
David A Burr of Fairfield Succumbs at Local Hospital
David A Burr of Nacth Benson Road Muirfield longtime prominent figure died last night at a local hospital after a brief illness. He served as deputy sheriff under Sidney Hawley from 1907 to 1913 and later engaged in business in Fairfield and nearby towns. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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David A. Burr
Nacth Benson Road
Muirfield
Hriegepor Hospital
Burr
Sidney Hawley
Fairfield
Swindler Delays Job Promise Then Fails Victim
Joseph Wren of Kingrot New York schemes to hire a young man he met on Water Street. The victim, who had seven dollars, is led to believe a job will follow a staged envelope moment. The plan collapses as the supposed official asks for work paperwork. The scheme ends with no employment and the victim left misled.
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Joseph Wren
Kingrot
Water Street
Wien
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Main
Mt Gilbert Street
Kingston
Ing
Eclectic Society Votes To Oust Quacks In New Haven
In New Haven on November 27 the Connecticut Eclectic Examining Board faced protests as the Connecticut Eclectic Society called for action against alleged fraud. The four hour meeting behind locked doors at the Hotel Garde aimed to revoke licenses for physicians under scrutiny amid accusations of mismanagement and graft.
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New Haven
Connecticut Eclectic Examining Board
Connecticut Eclectic Society
Atteck Press
Slugh
James A. Christian
Fairfield Sw
Sociery
Johnecks
Aneiety
Ita
Fixuniging Board
Climetian Éfay
Aga
Macussion
Thomas Mullgan
New Britain
Officiel
Hia Celal
Hart
Christian
Mullman
Sueense Jhors Ar
Bok Wen
Harry Chaimson
Gast Mat Street
Bridgeport
Wayne Gouess
Windor
Markham Won't Delay Action On Licenses Revoke
Hartford November 27 doctors Isidore Yochelman George Sutcliffe and Peter Koraitis face grand jury ordered license revocation. Eclectic board to meet with inquisitorial jury in Hartford tomorrow. Yochelman testified and Sutcliffe linked to diploma mill and manslaughter case involving Albert Hoody.
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Hartford
Isidore Yochelman
Bridgeport
Yochelman
New York
Massachusetts
Satcllife
Albert
Hoody
Unterville
Suteliffe
Worak
Eclectic Board
Chicago
Lothuante
Koraitis
Connecticut
Jto
Stanley ‘Mh
Orbarn
Adcox
Harry T. Brundldce
St. Touls
Missouri Cits
Brundidge
Brun
Aldo
Cartaly
Robert ‘Adcox
St. Louis
Date “R. Alwesanier
Kansas City
Grard
P. Sachs
Ralph L. White
New Canals
Eclectic
Behrens Co Inc Wins City Meat Supply Contract
Behrens Co Inc is awarded the December meat supply contract by the Board of Contract and Supply after the mayor’s order to ensure city officials’ contracts are not questioned. The firm offered the lowest bid with prices for choice plate and various cuts per pound, with Coyne Bros. and the mayor’s firm among contenders. Samuel Carp again secures the monthly Rasling supply, while Standard Oil Co. wins the kerosene contract despite Carp’s bid, due to storage considerations and past policy on bidder firms.
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Jods
Jeb
Sylen
Nien
Yair
Uivong Stores
Turkey
David AL Burr
Whey
Fairfield
Bridgee
City Mirror
Abe
Remond Coneda
American Legion Post Ter
Twi
Loeeeur
Carp
Standard Oil Co
Sprolal Pollerman Dwerain
Py Rustlina Koheart
Willam Ro Laghie
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Willam J. Coulton
Hig Hum
Stupefeti Manor
Tavune
Mike Rane
New Haven
Martfor
Daybury
Munehenter
Fy Asnessor
Hida
Coyne Bros
Samsuel Carp
Ris
Stanedard Old Co
Bilda
New England
Gnns
Jou Ce
Gull Refining Co
Obregon Tied to Medical Probe in Grand Jury
The grand jury links Mexican President Obregon and a Cuban official's son to a medical diploma scheme. Evidence shows Obregon named honorary vice president of a Washington university tied to a closed institution. Cuban official’s son identified as buyer of a high school certificate and a diploma from doctors under arrest in Missouri.
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Jlartford
Obregon
Mexico
Omalnia
OrMental University
Washington
Anex
Megl- Jean
Francisco
S$. Ea
Madrid
Missouri
Port On Top Of Beer
Lord Kitchener favored beer then sought port after several glasses. The report hints at Hquorian capacity and early margins, with J. J Buck, Reuters correspondent in India, slated to provide thin reminiscences for Bridgeport Sunday Post.
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Lord Kitchener
India
J. J Buck
Reuter Corre
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Wiliore Wheaton
Lorne Wheaton
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Rrood Gheen
Kenneth Whiteside
Woodbrides
John Federa
Tanbury
Norwalk
Board of Apportionment
DR. Albert
U.S
Reich
Philippine Party
U. S. Rule
Sutcliffe
Chaimson
Dr. Hair
Markham
Connecticut State Eclectic Board
Grand Jury
Behrens CO. Inc
Corp
City Gasoline
President Obregon
Oriental University
Bridgeport Sunday Post
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