Beard Funeral Thursday to Honor Longtime Clergyman
Beard 40 long active in public affairs and missionary work dies after heart trouble. Funeral at 5 p m Thursday from Wall Street Congregational church with services noting his past roles as acting and permanent pastor, state moral legislation committee member, and missionary society leader. Survived by widow and four daughters.
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Missionary Society
Nes" Gerdan
Beard
Wall Streets
State Conference of Tienal Churches
The
Missionary Society of Conecticut
American Board Foreign Divssions
South Norwalk
Uch Norw
Buriingston
College Street
Louw Breercn
Clarence
Hail Satherine
Chicago Latin School
Eleanor
Eyhamare
Vassa
Esther
Spanene
Dayton attorney found murdered in his office
A Dayton attorney identified as Soward, about 40, was found dead in his downtown office with a knife wound to the heart. Police say the office showed a crime scene with scattered money. occupants nearby heard loud talking but reported no definite suspect, including a possible female presence. Soward owned a large Oakwood home and was active in local affairs.
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Dayton
Lapian
Seward
Corney
Visser
Wody
Polley
On” Hai
Sovgaard
Boome
Volcer
Soward
Vollee
Oakwood
Restore Negro Youth Eyesight Through Surgery
A young colored man named Dick Hendricks, blinded by an accident while working in a neighborhood ice and coal business, lost sight but learned by touch. Doctors found cataracts in both eyes that could be corrected by delicate surgery, yet hospital officials debated discharge versus retaining him until funds could be found to cover the operation.
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Hendricks
Jan Hey
Sociat Ieiy
France
MEDIC-TES weight loss claim ad from old drugstore
An advertisement promotes MEDIC-TES as a weight gain or loss aid claiming rapid results and easy digestion. It asserts red blood cell counts and vitamin intake affect weight, touts measurable by tape and scale, and notes refund offers and availability at Hindla's Drug Store and local druggists.
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Hiindla
Cnn
Tor PeAsan
Compromise Tax Plan Approved and Amended Proposals
Compromise tax plan approved with amendments outlining tax increases and exemptions. Provisions include a 42 percent surtax on $66 to a max 10 percent on $200, freight and oil transport levies, higher estate rates up to 80 percent on $120 million, a $1 per $2,000 corporate tax, flat $6.40 per gallon spirits tax with a 4.20 rebate for industrial use, and repeal of several excise taxes while maintaining reduced candy tax and works of art tax cuts. Repeals include motion picture film licensing and various consumer goods taxes. Senate committee proposals for photographic gear and luxury items are eliminated.
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Trapeal
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Senate Committee
House
School Board Honors Havens and Approves Budget Adjustments
The board honored Havens staff and approved appointments at minimum salary for several named instructors. They budgeted $1,000 for new furniture and window shades, moved $8,000 between accounts, and sought funding to transport Sheridan pupils and to support auditorium use for events. A committee was tasked to review vandalism concerns at McKinley school, while a prize fund and student loan fund were proposed from senior class money. Superintendent Slewson was directed to review a letter about pupil behavior and co operation at McKinley.
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Mnvex
Ohe
Slewson
Charles Asman
McKinley School
Fishhouse
Axman
Pria
Warne B. Swarts
Mencipal
Slawson
Gok
Svivanenne
Steam Roller Tactics Denied At School Board Meeting
The school committee adopted sports and physical training plans for all high school students, naming Hunt to oversee football baseball and basketball, Lockwood and Lark for girls gymnasia and outdoor sports, and Lockhart for the seven room football program. Rumors suggest a delegation by Wines and possible proxy representation at the city convention.
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Avery
Red Hunt
Cherme
Miss Lockwood
Miss Lark
Mr. Lockhart
Bors
Annet
McParland
Etner. Ynt
Coashing
Roa
Aame
Iia
Senate Passes Free Tolls Bill Amid Debate and Scandal
The Senate advanced a free tolls measure amid party splits and arming conference concerns. Republicans including Borah and Lodge pressed for arbitration while charges of subsidies and coastwise exemptions dominated the floor. Proponents tied the bill to broader foreign policy, while opponents warned it would barter away national rights and lean toward subsidies for ships.
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Arizena
Brouss
Louisianna
Farecson
Alisa
Kendrick
Wyoming
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Louisigina
Roedkinson
Arkansas
Stanles
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Tennwend
Alabama
Walsh, Walsh
Montana
Brandegee
Rhode Island
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Maine
Kenyon Town
Hampshire
Leduc
Mggormles
Moarthkola
Mekinie Nelson
Minnesota
Indiana
Missouri
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Dakota
Wadsworth
New York
Lana Warren Wrening
Dupont
Delaware
MebLean
Conn
Borah
United States
Ledge
Lodge
Williams
Ohare
Coolidge
Pas
Murst Auring
Taft
Arah
Britain
Hardling
Chicago
Gerth
Rolls
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Rum HoldUp Details From Bridgeport Auto Larceny Case
Bridgeport police report a liquor transport attempt led to a nighttime hold up. John Satko and his wife plus two brothers were detained on liquor transport charges, with $3,000 bonds. Satko allegedly conspired with Michael Vo and John Maneleky to sell alcohol to Louis Dubin, while two hired drivers provided transport. A staged car meet at Elizabeth Street preceded a scheme at Mahelsky's house, where Satko delivered a can of alcohol and demanded $1,000. An armed altercation followed as suspects fled. Walter Johnson was arrested and others described as Schwimmer and Rosenzweig. The incident involved two automobiles, staged assailants, and conflicting accounts of who fired shots.
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Rew
James Schwimmer
Prisvate
Bridgeport
Frankers
Tohn Maneleky
Louis Dubin
Grand Street
Walter Johnson
Fonkers
Lranspor
Ria
Barke
Mahelsky
Elizabeth Street
Safke
Dubin
Satko
Satka
Elizabeth Streel
Wakelsky
Schwimmer
Nathan Mosensweiz
Thy Schavimmer
Fuosenswelx
Sakio
Rosenzweig
Fsa
Wally Johnson
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Salka
Importance of Being Comfortable in Shoes
Discussion on how physical discomfort from ill fitting shoes harms health and vigor. Advocates Cadlinger Shoes with roomy toe boxes, natural foot shape, flexible shanks, and arch support to relieve strain, improve walking comfort, and strengthen the feet.
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Nutupe
Dentist’s Honest Tip Boosts Patient After Care
A patient thanked a Bridgeport dentist with a ten dollar bill after painless extraction using NOVO CAIN. He’d believed four teeth were removed but only one had been. the mistake corrected quickly with X ray guidance. The story ends with a boast of over 100000 teeth extracted in Bridgeport.
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Cain
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