Hartnett Thought He Had Stomach of Cast Iron
Francis H Hartnett a Boston and Maine brakeman from Worcester Massachusetts recounts unsafe eating leading to liver trouble and weight loss before trying Tanlac vegetable pills. He reports rapid improvement with no dizziness and a weight gain, endorsing Tanlac sold by druggists and urging no substitutes.
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Hartnett
Francis H. Hartnett
Boston & Maina Ry
Lincoln
Worcester
Mass
Taniac
Frantic bid to settle Irish boundary dispute looms
London reports rising pressure from both sides in Ireland and England to reach a mutual settlement of the Irish frontier dispute. The Free State boundary commission stalls due to Northern Ireland’s refusal to name a third member, delaying action as moderate leaders press for an agreement without rekindling British politics.
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London
Associated Press
Tiraland
England
Frees State
Northern Ireland
Free State
Congrave
James Craig
Ulster
MacDonald
Lord Dunraven
Viscount Gray
John R. Clynes
Privy Seal
Gompers Defends La Follette View Of Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, defends proposals to limit Supreme Court powers in a campaign document. He argues the court’s final vote undermines democracy and urges the people to outvote the court, citing AFL and LaFollette platforms and referencing Coolidge and Dawes as spokesmen. He recalls 1913 Progressive plank urging people’s ultimate authority on fundamental social welfare questions.
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Washingdon
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supremee Court
Gompers
LaFollette
Coolldze
Charles G. Dawes
Progressive Party
Theodora Roosevelt
Fruit Growers 10 Hold Conference at Atlantic City
The American Pomological Society based in Hartford has called a national conference on marketing distribution and consumption of fruit to Atlantic City New Jersey from November 11 to 14. Representatives from all fruit regions are expected to attend to discuss fair prices better grading convenient packaging and utilizing lower grades as by products. The New Jersey Horticultural Society and the National Grange will hold their annual meetings in Atlantic City at the same time.
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Hartford
American Pomological Society
Atlantic City
United States
New Jersey Horticultural Society
National Grange
Senator Taggart Making Good Progress After Surgery
Boston September 28 Senator Thomas Taggart former United States senator for Indiana underwent appendicitis surgery here yesterday. His physician Dr. F Gorham Brigham reported a very comfortable day with satisfactory progress. The article also notes a giant cypress near Mexico City, approximately 6,300 years old with a trunk circumference near 120 feet.
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Boston
Thomaas Taggert
United States
Indiana
F. Gorham Brigham
Mexico City
Ape
Cronkhite Death Mystery Case Heads to Trial
Tacoma Sept 28 1924 federal case unfolds over Major Cronkhite death at Camp Lewis in 1918 Rosenbluth and Pothier charged with first degree murder after conflicting confessions and long probes by army and justice departments. Separate trials set for Sep 30 with Osborne as special prosecutor and defense teams led by Thompson Langhorne and Metzger.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tuisia
Robert Rosenbluth
Roland Pothier
Camp Tlewin
Alexander Cronkhite
West Point
Adslbert Cronkhite
Tiumber
Rosenbluth
Pothier
Jing
Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Army
Cronkhite Ban
War Department
Gueral Cronkhite
France
General Cronkhite
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Fothier
Major Cronkhite
Hhis
Pothler
Providence
R. I
New York City
Hosenbluth
Ganeray Creamicita
Rosenbinth
Department of Justice
United States
Glaga
Virgina
Reed
Pennsylvania
Alrad
Cronkhita
New York
Elatady
R. J
United States Commissiorear Fiitrhgack
Fothler
Supreme Court of the United States
Cushman
James H. Osborne
J. J. Thompson
State of Washington
American Legion Post
Maurice Langhorne
F. D. Metzger
Homely Dogs Win Prizes At Bridgeport Show
Bridgeport holds its first plain dog show at Seaside Park with 100 dogs and 2000 attendees. Prizes awarded for longest tail and ears, smallest dog, best cared for, largest, most friendly, longest legs, largest family, fattest, and other categories. Winners include Mrs James Aineworth, Archie Slavenson, G Ruth, Doris Dautrick, Clinton Marsh, and Harry Vap Hamburg.
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Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Board of Recreation
Connecticut Human Society
James Aineworth
Senview Avenue
Sarah Bright
Boston Avenues
Archie Slavenson
Exeter Street
Charles G. Ruth
Stratford Avenue
James Ainsworth
M. Walsh
Myrtla Avenue
Connecticut Motor Vehicle Dept Reports Nearly 1000 Careless Drivers
The Connecticut Motor Vehicles department has logged nearly 1,000 operators over the past year for approaching highway grade crossings at speeds risking an inability to stop before the tracks if a train is near. Reports come from railroad crossing watchmen and are investigated before any record of bad driving is entered for future driving-qualifications reference.
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State Motor Vehicles Department
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Thea Motor Vehicle Department
Peter Brink
Musical instruments stolen from store on 1118 Pambroke Street
The theft of various musical instruments from a store at 1118 Pambroke Street was reported to the Detective Bureau yesterday by Steve Haverlich. The thief broke a window to gain entry and take the instruments.
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Pambroke Street
Detective Bureau
Steve Haverlich
Walsh to Oppose Promotion of Naval Officer
Washington Sept 28 The Democratic National committee said Senator Walsh of Montana who led the oil leasing probe would oppose promoting Rear Admiral Robinson chief of the Bureau of Engineering to permanent rear admiral rank He would also pursue further inquiry into the oil reserve leasing and related secrecy and bidding practices Coast and party officials cited concerns over Robinsons handling of reserves and the appropriateness of his selection for the bureau ahead of this potential promotion.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Senator Walsh
Montana
Admidral Robinson
Bureau of Engineering
Navy Department
Bureau
Walsh
Congress
Coolidge
Robinson
Anft Ig
Police arrest pair after breach of peace confrontation
Two men, Joseph Powlovich of 512 Railroad Avenue and Domenick Bisch of Warren Street, were arrested yesterday on breach of peace charges after an argument at 264 Railroad Avenue required police intervention to prevent a fight. The item also includes a fragmented joke about a bride and flour from a grocery warning of tough product quality.
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Railroad Avenue
Joseph Powlovich
Domenick Bisch
Warren Street
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C.fs
Ore
LA Follette
Fruit Growers 10
Senator Taggart
Woods
Meigs’ Corner
Europe
America
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Senate
Andes
Econcenes
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Etre
Eees
Amet
Main St
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