Congressman's protest on Hard Boiled Smith parole
Boston letter from Frederick W. Dallinger protests Secretary Baker over Hard Boiled Smith parole. He cites alleged military jail abuses, calls Smith’s release a travesty of justice, and asserts harsher punishment for comparable offenses. Dallinger references General Peyton Murch testimony and contends authorities favor Smith amid prison camp misconduct claims.
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Hard Boiled Smith
Boston
Frederick W. Dallinger
Baker
Frank HH
Smith
France
Peyton Murch
Congressional Investigating Committee
Dalinger
Siberian
St. Anne
Bastia
Tre
Dallinger
Alson
High School Girls Lead Story Telling Service
Under Mrs. Sara Shermen Pryor, high school girls conduct Story Telling Community service at Bridgeport hospital St. Vincent's Community House and St Vincent's hospital. The effort supports patients and families with reading sessions across the medical facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Shermen Pryor
Bridgeport Hospital
St. Vincent's Community ‘House
St Vincent's Hospital
Love to Seek Texas Senate Seat in 1922
Dallas reports Thomas B. Love, a long time Texas political figure, will run for the U S Senate to replace retiring Senator Charles A. Quiberson in 1922. Love led the Bailey opposition for governor this year and is a Democratic national committeeman who supported W G McAdoo at San Francisco and is now active in Cox headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Thomas B. Love
Texas Politico
United States Senate
Texas
Charles A. Quiberson
Love
Joseph W. Bailey
W. G. McAdoo
San Francisco
Cox
New York
Island View Hotel Men Fined in New Haven
Pleas of nolo contendere entered in the superior court in New Haven yesterday by Tona O'Brien and John Miller for keeping disorderly hours at the Island View hotel Walnut Beach Milford. State police raided in July and claimed the hotel did not conform to guest laws. Fines of 26 dollars and costs in each case were levied by Judge Booth.
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Court of Common Pleas
New Haven
Tona O'Brien
John Miller
Island Wew
Walnut Beach
Milford
Ant
Booth
Donlon Molterbie Wedding Announced at St James Church
Announcement of the wedding of Dire Isebelle Mful herbie of Stretford and Frank Don lon of 29 Pleasant Street at St James Church. Rev M J O Connor officiated. The bride wore a handsome blue gown with decorous trimmings. Miss Mabel Kennedy was bridesmaid and Charles Cavanagh best man. After the ceremony the couple left for Niagara Falls by motor and will reside at 29 Pleasant Street.
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Dire
Isebelle Mfulherbie
Stretford
Frank Donlon
Pleasant Street
St. James’ Church
M. J. O'Connor
Mabel Kennedy
Charles Cavanaugh
Dorlon
Niagara Falls
Stork Loses Race In Cardiac Hospital Event
A report from St Vincent's Hospital notes Mister Stork losing a race to Dr. Owen I. Groark in a nearby ambulatory event tied to the Emergency hospital. Shortly after arrival, a child was born to Mrs Eva Dryer of 102 Poplar Street, with unclear details surrounding the delivery and a cardinals symbolism mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Stork
Owen I. Groark
St.Vincent's Hospital
Eva Dryer
Poplar Street
Woman Credits CINOT To Clear Complexion
Miss Netti Raymore of Bridgeport reports CINOT cleared her complexion with pimples and liver spots fading after three bottles. The remedy is sold at Hartigan's Drug Stores and various pharmacies across Stratford, Milford, Derby, Ansonia, Southport, Torrington, Winsted, New Milford, Waterbury, Danbury, and Shelton.
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Hartigan's Drug
Faifield Avenue
Main
Congress
Stratford
Wm. Sir John
Peifield
Randall's Pharmacy
Stamford
Wm. Jones Drug Co
Milford
J. T. Howes
Derby
Paul Mester
Ansonia
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Bosak
Bosak's
Bosak Sales CO
SYOE
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Nature
Pepsin
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Senate
Rom
Island View Hotel
STORK
Norfolk Models
Norfolk
Neale Price
Oye
Fall Wight Wunderwear
Morrow
LIONS
Rogar
Ius Bomnett Tinnanel
Ned Elgewlmio
Hodgman
Main ‘Street
Bridgeport
Lampell Prices
Algo
Igi
Ilies
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