Big Businessmen Favor Wet Tendency Says Prohibition Report
A long report argues prohibition boosted working class life and business morale while noting mixed health data. It cites bank deposits rising after 1920, reduced beer drinking, and perceived fewer absences, yet warns measurement is difficult and personal views influence responses.
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Additon
Industre Tas
Census Bureau
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Eng Tang
Ivelihood
Stratford Town Manager Chosen Amid Curbs Debate
Town leaders selected Hunter as town manager after a discussion on Main street curbing from Stratford Center to Hard's corner. The planning board supported center curb but opposed full Main street curbing. The rebuilt sewer disposal plant earned praise after state health inspectors called the system among the best in the state. Councilman Albright urged police to post "Keep off" signs on grass plots near Health Officer Ruyter Hawkland's residence.
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Main Street
Stratford Center
Hard's Corner
Hunter
Planning Board
John J. Albright
EB. Ruyter Hawkland
Weather guidance mishap cited by Hiram Bingham in Cannecot
A garbled report suggests government meteorological guidance failed to aid a flight through the Shenandoah region. Mention of Hiram Bingham of Connecticut and Washington references indicate a political or official figure linked to the error or inquiry.
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Hand
Asmilore
Digster
Shenandoah
Gelard Py
Hiram Bingham
Cannect Pisot
Washington
Harding High Opening Delayed and Teacher Appointments
The board approved salaries for newly appointed teachers at Harding High and other Bridgeport schools. Salaries ranged from 1,000 to 4,100 with many at 1,000 and 1,100 for graduates of local normal schools. Several high school teachers from various subjects were named, with details on assignments and schools. A temporary clerk appointment was made for a Bridgeport Normal graduate. The board discussed cost control, enrollment caps, a potential Harding bust purchase, and a room use request for engineering classes, plus a delayed payment tied to a contractor bankruptcy.
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Mal
Reed
Harriett
Wills
Wheeler Avenue
Natalie F. Whitworth
Beechwood Avenue
Helen Kearns
Park Avenue
Mary B. Callery
Coleman Street
Katherine A. McKeon
Grand Street
Cathryn O'Connor
Bronx Avenue
Helen B. Wheeler
Fairview Avenue
Sylvia Johnson
Garfield Avenue
A. Elizabeth Cain
Harral Avenue
Fannie A. Smith
Barnum School
Marion Willmot
Myrtle Avenue
Connecticut
Froebel Normal
Lincoln
Alice G. Flanagan
Howard Avenue
Bridgeport
Norma School
University of California
Webster School
Eleanor M. Laidlaw
Vine Street
B. H
New Haven Narmal School of Gymnastics
Mary S. O'Brien
Bridgeport Normal School
Yale Summer School
Madison School
Agnes Carey
Pequonnock Street
Lydia Blanchard
Fairfield Avenue
Westfield Mass
Westfield Normal School
Yale
Massachusetts
Franklin School
Katherine Crehan
Fremont Street
Bridgeport High School
New Haven Normal
Aition
Natalie R. Stock
North Avenue
Columbia University
Hall School
Agnes Ryan
Stratford
Stratford High School
College of New Rochella
A. B
Shelton
Alice A. Smith
Capitol Avenue
Collegiate Preparatory
New Haven
Froachel Normal Kindergarten Training Co
Sacred Heart School
Jacob Dolid
Mast Main Street
Yale Pnvversity
McGill University
Mcsill
Warren Harding High School
Pauline Malolt
Addison Avenue
Elmhurst
Ulinois
Elmhurst High School
Walter Peck
Bessie D Callender
Josephine T. Dargan
Maplewood School
Dargan
Warren G. Harding
James Novelli
New York
Duward B. Caldwell
Marton Star
Harding
Novelli
Mitcre Ferrari
Royal Academy
Rome
Bridgeport Engineering Institute
Central High School
Wynkoop
W. P. Kirk
George J. Steinhardt
Roosevelt School
Elmer H. Havens
Steinhardt
Kirk
Steinhordt
Identify Body of Murder Victim in West Haven Case
Hartford dispatch reports the murder victim Henry B. Johnson identified by family, with details of a West Haven body, a suspected link to three men including Buckler and Collins, blood found in a taxi, and coroner statements to be released. Johnson, a carpenter from Retreat Avenue, was last heard mentioning job changes before his death.
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West Haven
Collins
Pavis
Poelice
Buckler
Mix
Hartford
Henry B. Johnson
Retreat Avenue
New Haven
Volce
John Coombs
Benago
Emma C. St. John
Alice EB. St. John
Miss St. John
Savin Rock
Invisible Index Company
Johnson
Boenton Street
Greskowicz
Corke
Smith
Local Meetings and Lodge Listings in Bridgeport Area
Readable fragments list numerous meetings and lodge rooms across Bridgeport including Mithra lodge K of Fi 1260 Main Street Calanthe Temple Pythian Sisters 1250 Main Street Pequannock lodge Broad Street Carpenters and Joiners 170 Elm Street Immediate Relief Association Broad Street J O A My 63 Cannon Street Purity Shrines Whie Shrine of Jerusalem 1125 Main Street Amertl can Legion Kathenne McGarty Post Bridgeport area listed groups such as Seaside Hive Macabber Ke and others at various streets including 372 State Street 46 Cannon Street 857 Fast Main Street 1987 Broad Street 945 Victoria Lodge Stratford Avenue and more.
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Konckapotanavh Trice
Main Street
Mithra Lodge
K. of Fi
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pequannock Lodge
O. Fy
Broad Street
Carpenters and Joiners
Elm Street
Immediate Relief Association
Bridgeport Council
J. O.A. A My
Cannon Street
Purity Shrines
Whie Shrine of
Jerusalem
First District Republican Club
State Street
Seaside Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Arch Street
Bridgeport
United Typothetae of America
Temple Sisterhood of the Congregational
Hina
Israel
Park Avenue Temple
Americus Tent
Knights of the Maccabees
Fast Main Street
Doris Jorge
Accused Slayer Ends Life in Maine Jail Letter
A man identified as Kirby Jeft wrote to High Sheriff Henry F. Cumminge of Kennebec County declaring he would sacrifice his life to the state of Maine rather than plead guilty to a brutal crime. He asked that, if his wife did not claim his body, Bowdoin College Medical School be allowed to study it. Authorities say the razor blade used came from his own shaving set, already in jail custody since last May.
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Denver
Murther
Salvaton Army
Urban League
Bureau of the Census
New York
Massachuset
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Massachusetts
Department of Public Welfare
Bellevue and Allied
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kirby
Henry F. Cumminge
Kennebec County
Maine
Bowdoin College Medical School
Ufe
New York Voters At Polls Today In City Merger Clash
Voters look to a tight mayoral race as Alfred Smith allies face off with Mayor John F Hylan amid a Democratic split. Republican Frank D Waterman opposes Will iam M Bennett and John J Lyons while Norman Thomas runs unopposed for governor. Polls expect a close, tense day with calls for order.
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Alfred Ek. Smith
John F. Hylan
William Randolph Hearst
Frank D. Waterman
William M. Bennett
John J. Lyons
Norman Thomas
Democratc
Empire State
Smith
Hearst
Tomé
Walker
Tammany
Hylan
New York
Polla
Campaign争 in New York elections stirs police on duty
Ten thousand policemen and detectives will be on duty as the campaign centers on the five cent fare. The governor pushes Walker, arguing competence in running the nation’s largest city. In retaliation, the mayor accuses the governor of trying to rule New York.
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Five Centare
Walker
New York
Murder Trial Testimony Shrugs Off Key Facts In Fatal Stabbing
Testimony at the coroner inquest describes a fatal stabbing at 19 Hallam Street after a craps game. Kasmer Norkewicz is sought as the killer. Fedora and Norkewicz struggle amid accusations, a knife, and a broken window. Police say new clues surface and a Massachusetts asylum background surfaces. Chinese tong warfare flares in New York with fatalities though leaders are named.
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Corke
Smith
Kasmer
Charlie) Norkowicz
Fedora
Norkewicz
Mary
Norkewien
Charlie) Norkewicz
Mike Fedora
Hallam Street
Massachusetts
Ridgefield
Mary Fedora
Ansonia
New York
Ndding Tong
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