Appeal Filed in Postmastership Examination Decisions
A petition of appeal blocks the immediate naming of a city postmaster after the civic service commission in Washington named Charles K. Greene Arthur F. Conner and Frederick J. Wotscine as eligible. Town chairman J. Alex H. Rabinse reports Merritt’s letter and notes the appeal postpones the town committee meeting. The candidate list includes fourteen examinees led by Greene Conway and others, with questions about potential outside influence and candidate standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Serve Ice Commension
Washington
Charles K. Greene
Arthur Fo Conor
Frederick Jwotscine
Schuyler Merritt
In & Yotter
Adirondacks
Republicns
J. Alex H. Rabinse
Merrit
Rog
Pasimuster Greene
Wesling
Prederick J. Way A HE Robinson
Will H. Marigold
Rorerd. Coyne
William Chew
Howard S. Challenger
William 12
Lee Will J. Nichols
Arthur F. Connon
Roward F. Rockwell
James T. Kwynolds
William J. Bristol
James A. Nurner
Local insurance men honor track stars with dinner
The Inéal Prudential district hosted a Saturday night banquet at Chiumyps Marni for visiting Newark Vrudential track stars after a brisk meet against Bridgeport A C Hirls Lear. Newark and Keaigepert attendees enjoyed Reck's orchestra, dancing, and a social evening with colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inéal Prudential
Insupenge Stati
Chiumyps Marni
Newark Vrudential
Bridgeport A. C. Hirls
Lear
Reck
Newark
Keaigepert’ Wizis
Toral
Prudential Ame
Poweston
Three Women Implicated in DeBiase Murder Case
In Danbury a murder case surrounding Louis DeGiase has three women charged with statements implicating themselves. The women deny making the incriminating remarks while claiming they heard the murder was planned by another man. Police hold Domenica Guerrise as a person of interest seen with DeGiase prior to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis DeGiase
Danbury
Cherick
Mary Dini
DeRiase
DeBiase
Perruce
Tdi
Domenica Guerrisa
Newton Guerrise
S' Rm Ne
Eight Annual Harvard Advertising Awards Planned
The Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration announced eight annual awards for best newspaper and periodical advertising in the United States and Canada. A gold medal and 2000 prize will be awarded in three classifications from 1923 to 1924, judged by Harvard faculties, to recognize distinguished personal service, advertising campaign merit, and scientific advertising research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Associated Ww. Bok
United States
Canada
Dean Wallacer. Donhim
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard Advertising Awards
Harvard Business Schior
Bok
Marvard Business School
Obier
Throughrd
Canaan
Harvard
Flarvard Advertising Awards
FY Yard Graduate School of Business Administration
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Time to win grand prize in Zain Ad Contest
Urban contest invites entrants to submit ads about 30 stores with a $500 grand prize. Readers are urged to act before noon Saturday the 22nd, with judges deciding the winner the following week. Numerous prize acknowledgments list merchandise from local merchants and named winners across various items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Pen
Four Rules For Ad Writing Contest From The Telegraph
The notice outlines a contest rule set for amateur ad writers. Each entrant must submit one ad idea per sheet with the advertiser name at the top and the writer's name and address on the back. It bans those employed by newspapers or advertising from participation. The form stresses simplicity and personal submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuch
Mal
Zuin
Local merchants list in Barnum area contest
A fragmented OCR list shows many Barnum area shops and vendors such as Manders Baby Shop, The First Nations Bank, Adams Rot Mother’s Bread, Rockwell & Co, The Rexall stores, Modern Living Equipment Co, Hawke, Hadley Co, A W Burritt Co, Michell Dairy, Fiquette Piano Co, Polls Theatre, Neuhoff’s, and Spector’s. The items span groceries, drugs, toys, clothing, furniture, lumber, sewing supplies, and services, indicating a promotional merchant contest with diverse participants.
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The
First Nations Bank
Mais & Ste
Barnum
Ur Grocer
Rockwell & Co
Mat Street
Nobie
Rexall
Tauie
Bys Bfoiy
Thindle Vruk Vo
Modern Lievting Equipment Co
Illy
Broad Street
Haven
St S
Sewer Spector's
Fae
Fairfield jSeemue
Ploor Cove Fun S
Neuss
Sernie Broad & State Sts
Lorena & Purnissings
John F. Keane & Co
Malin
Dobusts
Milk & Cheat
Michell Dairy Cy
North Ave
Varaishes & Enamels Kryaniz Canin Company
Barsnum
Women's
Sitop & Millinert Neuhoff
President Coolidge Extols Constitution Privilege on Constitution Day
In a public message via the National Security League, President Coolidge calls the American Constitution the greatest political privilege for mankind. He warns that disrespect risks chaos and urges public sacrifice to defend law, liberty, and orderly government, contrasting it with forceful tyranny.
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New York
Coolings
National Security League
Mrs
United States
Amarivana
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Janet Clegg
Rich Owen Selbey
Angus
Ruby M. Ayres Story
Bridgeport
POST
Iiss
Jill
Boston
Marr
Sylphoa Nathol
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
Carr
Hamer Pulver
Beoad
Miford
Ab Con
Mary N. Rector
Warren St
City
A. Burritt Co
We Ward
W. Madden
Grant St
Hari
Schaffner & Mars
Hawker
Mary Lush
Alpine Ava
John
Keane & Jo
Ted H. Stelling
Homestead
John FY
Cn. L. Schmeh
Harral Ave
Je B H. Feeley
Beardsley City
Petit Butte
Oneida
iSpector’ E Inc
Koraths Whitney
Crown
Spector's Inc
N. B. Lavender
Ieciy
Spec ‘Tor's Inc
R. Ney
Warner Brd
Glice Alt
Armnur de Mus
Barnui
Bou Aulo
Avcensuries
Quaker Cord Tur
A. L. Sena
Fairfield Avenue
Manders Baby Shop
Main Street
Hawke
Hadley Co
Ludl Broad Street
A. WW
Burritt Co
Moodie
Crocker
Spector's, Inc
Noa
Dialera
Coolidge
Security League
Martinique
Pennsylvania Station
Grand ,Central
Planten
Alli
H. Planten & Bon, Inc
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rty Drug Co
Cash Bargain
Weidlich
Salerno
Alvord
Citizens
Kresge
Main & Cannon
Davis & Hawley Co
China
Main ST
Palmar Store
Wall ST
Alberta
C. O. Young & Sons
Wallingford
Conn
Barnes Nurséry & Orchard Co
Wallington
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