Illinois Probe Opens With Five Subpoenas Issued
Five witnesses were summoned to appear at a Chicago hearing opening in the Senate campaign funds inquiry. De. George A. Safford, Mrs. James Morrison, James T. Shirman, Hime Williams, and Studebaker rendre were issued summonses to testify as witnesses. The committee focused on campaign expenditures and endorsements affecting the Smith and McKinley primaries, with Indiana witnesses not yet subpoenaed.
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Chicago
United States Senate
Wittes
George A. Safford
Itnois
Anti-Saloon League
James I. Morrison
Tutinoig League of Women
James TL Shmnsan
Aly Field
Coranany
United States
Indiana
Cauuimittes
Stmmler
Witnels
Chigage
Reed
da Foltette
Republican
Wisconsin
Hungarian cabinet and premier resign amid scandal
A Hungarian cabinet and prime minister offered their resignations amid a bribery and counterfeit scandal. The capitol dispatch confirms the move as the cabinet faces political responsibility, with the prime minister at the center of the controversy and questions about its legitimacy.
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Staris
Hunan Capital
Berhlen Ciniste
of Tassatonim
Cimiet de Porgera
Te Rent
Woman who hides age hailed as public benefactor by medical director
New York , Oct. 14 AP The woman who conceals her age to stay young is praised by Dr Eugene Lyman Wiske medical director of Life Extension at a conference of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs He credits her for setting a higher health standard for men and women and offers advice on staying young including avoiding poison alcohol and tobacco while fostering kind thoughts and cautious affection toward others
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New York
Eugene Lyman Wiske
New York State Federation of Women
Robbery gang opens fire in New Jersey
Gunmen spray bullets at a patrol and flee in a chase that spans Newark Elizabeth and surrounding counties. A $100000 consignment looted from a Federal Reserve bank in New York was fled with as investigators pursue eight armed men across towns aided by police and a possible car chase toward the Watchung mountains.
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Tae
Federal Reserve K
New York
Khsabeliport
Prust
Rank
Post Office
Philadelphia
J B. Williamson
Williams
Houges
Elizabeth
Tadig
New
West Orange
Essex County Park
Leensys
Chancelloe Avenue
Newark
Motoriely
Irvington
Millbuen
New York Banks Merge To Take Third Place
New York financial institutions consolidate to form a larger bank with combined resources surpassing 735 million dollars in assets. The merger, described as a major expansion, unites several long established entities and elevates the resulting institution to third place among New York banks by assets.
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Toent Pokune Gs
New York
Frying National Bank
Melambia Trust
Bank
Columbia ‘Trust Company
Iwo
Buteherst
Almededa Mac
Ange Natonal Bank
Partie Bank
Pierson
Ehstrcian
Devin
Man Held for Trial in Bandit Hold-Up Incident
Police held to answer charges of felonious assault and attempted robbery. Four youths including Fytelson and Salerno were arrested after a gas station hold-up at night. A revolver and discarded clothes tied the trio to the crime, while alibi claims were investigated.
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Hyman Pyterson
Salerno
Englewood Avenue
Ralph Beers
Tony Luela
Butt’ Thomes Doolan
Albert Newland
Newland
Salers
White Bus Line
Madison Avenue
Beach
Yielson
Salerno Yesterdas
Workmen Clear Reservoir Basin for Bridgeport Water Supply
Workmen clear the reservoir basin which will serve Bridgeport as an auxiliary water source. The completed project will drain about 30 square miles, hold roughly 1.0 billion gallons when full, and release water through a heavy concrete gate during floods to prevent overflow.
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Bridgeport
Hemlock
Ecore
Emén
Asquith Quits Liberal Leader Amid Crisis
The text reports that Asquith resigns as Liberal leader during a general struggle and argues party unity cannot be kept under rival authorities and separate organizations. He targets Lloyd George and supports the war premier in the ongoing controversy with other Liberal leaders.
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Sturk
Lloyd George
Parlimentary Liberal Party
Put
Ambulance Calls Reported In Incomplete OCR Text
Ambiguously transcribed ambulance calls list names Caroline Bridgeport, Lilia Charier, Solanm Delgott, John Max and locations Knowlton Laurel avenue Arute Aneviet St Vincent's hospital and a restaurant. Taken for medical care or transport to hospital. The legible items indicate emergency response and patient transfer.
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Caroline Bridgeport
Lilia Charier
Knowlton
Cut's Hospital
Solanm Delgott
Laurel Avenue
Arute
St. Vincent's
John Max
Sudleetovod
Society Girl Opposes Hartford Divorce Over Desertion
Hadys M. Farmer of Mantle, a Hartford society girl employed at the New London submarine base, contests her husband Haymond W. Reidel’s divorce petition. He testified to desertion since April 29, 1923, and alleged she consorted with Lieutenant Rosencrans in New London and Stratford. The case resumes next Tuesday as her defense proceeds.
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Hartford
Hadys M. Farmer
Mantle
New London
Reidel
Haymond W. Reidel
Asylum Avenue
Nickerson
Suuporier Court
Heifler
Tle
Leutenant
New
York City
Startford
Rosencrans
Charles J. Melaughlin
Navy
Dartford
Roesencrins
Joseph M. Freedman
Bodies of Girls Found Drowned in Yacht Tragedy
A yacht party ended in tragedy as four women and a man were found drowned after leaving a capsized boat near Oyster Bay. Coroner reports gin and brandy on board. bags held a hotel key, a small sum of money, and a partial budget. The missing man, Howell, is believed to be from Philadelphia. his fate remains unclear as searches continue.
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Howee
EW Mix
Ommondson
Monen
Ommondsen
Hoewee
Howes
Philadelphia
Howell
Terrell
Woodbury
Hawve
Mirnest Sirolle
Gertrude Baudt
Legion Withdraws on World Court Victory
The legion delegates vote to withdraw from invites and postpone new session. Detroit cancels its invitation with renewal planned for 1929. The 1920 convention will be in Paris near Mavis, France, with adjournment after electing a national commander and five vice commanders.
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Legion
Miami
Denver
Provida
Colorado
Detroit
Iedia Jeston
Legionnaires
Mavis
France
New York
Lefonaires
Norrow
Navnal
Waite Hoyt to Pitch for Danbury Nine
Waite Hoyt the Yankee twirling ace has been engaged to pitch for Danbury Sunday in the postseason game against Brewster. Timmy Ring will be on the mound for Brewster. Both teams were in the New York Connecticut league as the season ended two weeks ago.
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Waite Moyt
Yankee
Danbury
Brewster Jam
Timmy Ring
Brewster
New York
Connecticut
Sieh
Aga
Connecticut Supreme Court Case Challenges Medical License Revocation
The United States Supreme Court considers whether post revocation hearings count as self defense for physicians affected by Connecticut actions. Attorney General Healy argues fraud found in license applications and that state health orders to revoke licenses were proper. Brien, a St Louis College graduate, faced licensure fraud claims and incomplete studies, with the Eclectic Board denial and nonresident character witnesses cited.
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Connecticut
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Brien
Dillon
State Department of Health
Healy
United States Supreme Court
Health Departments
Eclectic Board of Examining Physicians
Connecticut Eclectic
Lien
St. Loui College of Physicians and Surgeons
Attomney General Flealy
Eleventh District GOP Clubroom 8 Plans Expansion
Eleventh District Republican club moves to grow membership and boost interest with a five member committee to study a permanent club room and development policy. A new women’s Republican club formed under Mrs Mary Bassett to be officially installed Monday. Arthur Rundle elected secretary. Ernest Shaw steps down due to time constraints. Senator William A Redelin remains the GOP nominee for the Twenty second district. A fundraising donation of 25 dollars to the Republican Town Committee approved. A rally style meeting set for October 27 to ready voters and organize a precinct election effort.
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Eleventh District
Republican Club
St. George's Hall
Samuel Friedman
Eluy
Richard Cullen
John Conroy
John Barton
William Rudd
Frank Braithwaite
Mary, Fe, Bassett
Arthur Rundle
Ernest Shaw
Republican Town Committee
William A. Redelin
Senate
Braithwaite
Dirigible Speeds Toward Detroit in Shenandoah Flight
The Shenandoah meteor in its aftermath finds Lieutenant Commander Charles Be. Hosendaly directing the dismasted airship eastward from its mast during favorable weather. The unit reports its position over Philadelphia by noon and transmits from Lancaster, Pa, detailing an overcast sky and a final choice of route three by Commander Rosendahl as the mission continues toward Detroit.
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Itsangar
Shenandoah
Charles BE. Hosendaly
TON Foot
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Washington
J Aly
Lancaster
Rosendahl
Hearst replies to Gov Smith on Mills and trusts
William Randolph Hearst denounces Governor Smith and attacks Mills as capable of addressing issues without aid. He cites past criticism of Cleveland McKinley Root and Hughes, and questions Smiths alignment with trust figures, arguing Smith should join the milk trust faction of public betrayers.
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Hearst
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Emich
Hornell
Millar
Smith
Mills
Mitch
Cleveland
McKinley
Root
Hughes
van Wyck
Ice Trust
Fall
Old Trust
Ward
Alger
Beef Trust
Bread Trust
Baer
Coal Trust
Amith
Milk Trust
Mystery World War Vet Talbot Believed Unknown Soldier
Government experts chase a tangled trail to identify a San Francisco amnesiac known as Talbot. He claims World War service with Marines and hopes records will confirm his identity, while appeals and fingerprints fail to locate his real name or home. An earlier Mount Alto hospital stay and unrecorded prints complicate the search as officials note similar cases. The piece ends with an ad about the automobile business and Post-Telegram want ads.
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Talbot
San Francisco
Stockton
Spang
Washington
Raye
Terry Tarho
Mount Alto Hospital
Veterans Bureau Institution
Sassie
Europe
Real Estate Men Propose Stricter Zoning Rulings
Bridgeport Real Estate board called for tighter residential zone controls at a meeting in the Algonquin club naming a committee to confer with the City Zoning Committee. Speakers Fred W. Harrison and City Engineer James A. McElroy argued the act does not limit to one family homes and discussed potential tiered zone classifications to protect residential areas. The committee includes B P F Cooney Percy Anderson Alvin Hancock William Wintter and William Mason.
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Bridgeport Real Estate Board
Algonquin Club
Fred W. Harrison
James A. McElroy
Tfsumte
Cient
Real Extate
PF. Cooney
Percy Anderson
Alvin T Hancock
William Wintter
Willam Mason
Milford Chamber Names Pred W Lyon Secretary
Pred W Lyon, Milford publisher and editor, was appointed secretary of the Milford Chamber of Commerce at a meeting last night in the Electing shop office. He succeeds Miles Heard, whose resignation was accepted. Beard will leave for the west to locate. Livan was elected to the Board of Directors, replacing George Southworth as chair.
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W. Lyon
Milford
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Miles Heard
Chamber of Commerce
Beard Willeave
West
Locak
Livan
Mileford Chaumber of Commerce
Geuree EL Southworth
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