Trusses Promised To Halt Ruptures In Shape
An advertisement from The New Haven Surgical Company promotes custom fitted trusses at the Midgeport Branch, claiming a perfect fit essential to stop hernias. It urges immediate treatment, notes no consultation charge, and lists 108 Pelham Street as a nearby address.
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N.fl. Surgical Company
Haretead Avenue
Unis
Midgeport
The
New Haven Surgical Vn
Pelihedd Avenue
Promoter of Ford Peace Ship Denied U S Citizenship
A federal judge in Chicago denied Madame Rasika Schwimmer, promoter of the Ford peace ship plan, U S citizenship after she refused to pledge to kill in war if it saved an American life. The 54 year old Hungarian subject insisted she would not kill a man, prompting the judge to deny the petition and set for a Circuit Court appeal. Her pacifist and atheistic views, shown in writings and speeches, were presented but the ruling rested on her answers to the questions.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Rasika Schwimmer
United States
Madame Schwimmer
A. Carpenter
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ma' Dame Schwimmer
Carpenter
The Fun Shop and Lure of the Trails A Broad Satire
A collage of playful pieces from The Fun Shop edited by Maxson Fexhal includes skits like The Lure of the Trails in three acts and mock dialogue about press agents, a gym joke, and campus humor. It blends humorous vignettes and spoof letters with playful verse and humorous commentary on society and manners.
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Fun Shop
Maxson Fexhal Dudet
Felix F. Felst
West Point Head to be Named Major General
Washington Oct 13 Brigadier General Edwin B Winans named temporary superintendent of the West Point academy will become a major general upon the retirement of Major General Robert Alexander on Oct 17. The brigadier vacancy will be filled by Col Frank S Cochell, then at Fort Benning Georgia as assistant commandant.
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Washington
Associated Press
Edwin B Winons
West Point Academy
Maor
Robert Aleaander
War Department
Frank S Cochell
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Georgia
Checks Paid 10 Persons Who Did No Census Work
Albany Oct 12 A press account describes testimony in the state census inquiry led by Randall Leboeuf into secretary of state Florence Knapp’s administration. Witness Mark Stern testified several relatives of Knapp received census payroll sums despite no evidence of work, naming Charles A. Smith and three Smith family members among those paid. Stern said he mailed some checks to Hornell while delivering others to Knapp. Knapp, the first woman elected to statewide office, did not attend. her counsel Alexander Otis appeared. Stern also cited checks paid to his daughter A K Stern and to Anita Stern for work reportedly not performed.
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Albany
Florence
Knepp
Randall J. Leboeuf
Smith
Cities Census Committee, Inc
Knapp
Mark Stern
Schenectady
Stern
Morrow Confers With State Dept Before Mexico Posting
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow held talks with State Department officials and likely will leave for Mexico City within ten days to two weeks. No definite departure time was set, though his post has been formally designated.
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Washington
Assocated Press
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
State Department
Mexico City
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