Tubercle bacilli adapt selves say doctor believes
October 5 report from Dr. William M. Stockwell at Cedar Crest indicates tubercle bacilli adapt to hostile environments by changing shape and characteristics. He cites lab and clinical observations as proof at a conference of state tuberculosis officers. Dr. Teplitz discusses tuberculous pneumonia among consumptives with a series of cases shown. State Tuberculosis commission delays final architect selections for new Thames buildings until next Monday.
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M. W. Teplitz
Cedar Crest
on-Thames
State Tuberculosis Commission
Appointment of McCormick as United States Attorney
Boston, Oct 5. Assistant U S Attorney Edwin R. McCormick of Taunton appointed by Harold Williams to succeed Lawrence Curis of Boston who recently resigned.
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Boston
Bc. S
Harold Willams
Edwin R. McCormick
Taunton
U. S
Lawrence Curis
Lawyer Seeks Writ to Put His Name on Ballot
Attorney Louis J Gordon, a Democrat, petitions the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court for a writ of mandamus to compel Springfield city clerk to place his name on the city council ballot after the Republican committee refused to receive his nomination papers.
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Springfield
Mass
Louis J Gordon
Republican City, Committee
Common Council
Supreme Court
Gordon
Interest on back taxes drives September collections
Tax Collector How ard S. Challenger disclosed September receipts show interest on delinquent taxes totaling 24197.92, with manufacturers leading payments. One firm paid 6000 on 1920 and 1921 taxes, while some firms settled after threats of drastic action. Challenger plans continued strict enforcement to clear back taxes, aiming for even higher results than September's 143000 total.
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Howard S. Challenger
Challenger
Two Dead in East Side Gang Warfare Renewed
New York police report a wave of shootings on the East Side from 1 to 7 am leaving two dead and a third critically wounded. Taxi driver Irving Churek Madonie died after being lured from a cabaret to a Romanian coffeehouse. An unidentified man was killed at 8th Street and Fifth Avenue. Meyer Lewis a glazier was shot six times within view of his wife and nine year old son and condition remains critical.
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New York
Irving
Churek” Madonie
8Th Street
Fifth Avena
Meyer Lewis
Lordship Social Program in Winter Plan 1925 26
The Lordship club unveiled its winter social schedule for 1925 26 at a dance hosted by Louis Nunnold Mrs A S Anderson and Mrs Curt Seydewitz. Events include card parties Halloween harvest supper dances Christmas party cabaret radio dance minstrel show hoodoo dance mock trial and more with detailed committees and dates.
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Lordship
Lordship Club
Louis Nunnold
A. S. Anderson
Curt Seydewitz
Anna Downs
Sam Jacob
L. W. Hopkins
Doris Bunting
A. N. Near
4. R. Kuehne
Christine Bunting
A. Ruesall
J. W. Black
Charles Franz
EB. Do. Berg
Frank Muller
Leslie Vauehn
Lestie Moore
H. C. L. Duberg
Stewart Ford
H. C. Morris
George Braddock
Robert Fisher
R. J. Teeple
T. F. Middleton
J. W
Leon Botsford
Christine Blunting
Gertrude Reynolds
Marjorie Near
T. Schlothom
al Tiburzt
T. H. Middleton, Jr
Malcolm Ottaway
Pryce Bowen
J. L. Reynolds
J. H. van Yorx
Leslie Moore
A. N. Wear
Fred Phelan
Augustus Russell
V. Bunting
Kingston
Trinity Methodist Church
Bridgeport
Calhoun
Stratford Road
E. A. Doollittle
Ethel Doolittle
Watertown
Lois Yeolittle
Milla Froebel
Alice K. Teonard
Seaview Avenue
Ocean and
Third Avenues
Fourth Trial Opens in $500000 False Imprisonment Suit
In White Plains the fourth trial proceeds in Supreme Court over alleged false imprisonment in a state hospital. Plaintiffs Miss Ada Mieses and Miss Chebe Brush claim Dr. Walter Lindsay and William Gibson of Huntington Long Island caused their 10 year confinement without adequate medical reason. They were freed in 1920 by Supreme Court Justice Tompkins.
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White Plains
Mieses Ada
Chebe Brush
Long Island
Supreme Court
Walter Lindsay
William 8
Gibson
Huntingrton
Lone Isand
Tompkins
Whip Wives Beaters Urged by Prison Official
William Baxter secretary of the Connecticut Prison association back from Europe urges use of the whipping post as a potential tool against wife beaters. He cites Holland for advanced prison ideas and praises segregated reformatories for girls and toys. Baxter suggests the United States study Moorve methods of justice.
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New York
William Baxter
Connecticut Prison Association
Minnewaska
International
Tendon
Baxter
Holland
Murove
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