Bootleg Milk Ring Trial Reveals City Prohibition Violations
Witnesses described a scheme to sell illegal cream and milk to New York markets despite city ordinances. Checks totaling $22,900 were cited as payments for admission of cream, with further schemes discussed involving officials and health department figures in 1925.
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West
Atrymen
New York City
Dairies
Samuel Dewart
Long Beach
Doner
Frederick
Kautzman
Yer
Health Department
Kehoe
Thomas J. Clougher
Frederick J. Monaghan
Bureau of Foods and Drugs
New Jersey
Ladies Seek Specialist For Health Irregularities
Fragmentary notice urges women with sick headaches spinal trouble or other health deviations to consult a specialist. It warns against unsafe cures and claims surgical remedies for womb, ovarian issues, rupture, or piles.
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Moelan
Conna
Weekend Talk Shows Political Ties Across States
A Louisiana farmer 77, Farmer Hiram Moor, votes Democratic and is uncle to a Republican White House incumbent. New York doctors warn indigestion is mostly mind driven. Concord teens stage a $50 race with old motorized chariots for a Hartford prize in a quirky vacation opener.
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Louisiana
Farmer Hiram Moor
White House
Farmer Moor
Massachusetts
Hartford
Conn
Wisconsin and Ohio towns listed in regional notice
A regional notice lists towns including Janesville Fond Du Lac Downing Lake Mille Wakefield Lodi Wisconsin and Waterloo Ohio Bluffton Ind and Homer Mich for upcoming events or demarcations. The fragment indicates multiple communities across Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
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Janesville
Fond du Lack
Downing
Lake Mille
Wakefield
Lodi
Wisconsin
Waterloo
Ohio
Bluffton, Ind
Homer, Mich
Penfield Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Penfield residents noted visitors from Brooklyn and Elyria, farm club meeting on July 27, and a Harvay Brough visit with supper. Families traveled to Berea, Columbus, and Newark for gatherings, baptisms, and reunions as Penfield Grange held a July program.
Huntington Social News Roundup from July 23
Mrs Lucinda Crill reports visits across Huntington including Mr and Mrs RE Eaton and son Eroile from Sullivan, and Nile Thudium also from Sullivan. Families travel to Elyria and Spencer Ohio, with the Junior Sunday school class and teachers noted. Calista Thudium and Freda from Ashland college are home for the weekend.
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T Huntington
RE. E. Eaton
Eroile
Sullivan
Alliance, Q
Chas. Cassell
Mort
Local visits and club meetings noted in brief
Lyria called at the Geo Hart home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Browse of Wellington stayed with her daughter Mrs Gen Hart from Sunday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Long and children of Monroe county visit Jur Rap King. The Farm Woman's club and the Young Girls Sewing club met.
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Penfield
Fred Myera
Brooklyn Station
A. A. Jones
Melvin Hopking
la Grange
Harry van Valkinburg
Elyria
Farm Woman's Club
Lewis Jones
Leon Hawley
Dorothy
Lorain
Ruth Minkler
Bowling Green Normal School
Lee Minkler
Bowling Green
Emma Cushton
Milan
Flora Star
W. T. Starr
Minkler
Gragg
Helen Dague
Lyndon Jones
Cleveland
Welsh
Kimber
Congress
Harry Welsh
Wilcox
LaGrange
W. J. Krebs
Kelmer
Columbus
Sidney Sooy
Kent
Clarica Underhill
Ridgeville
Werner
Philip Babel
Dover
Amherst
Lyria
Geo. Hart
Leininger Hosts All Day Meeting With Pet Truck Dinner
Mrs. M. C. Leininger hosted an all day meeting on Thursday. A pet truck dinner was served to attendees during the event.
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M. C. Leininger
Pete Saladian’s Syria return ends money mystery
Peter Sa ladjian known as Pete Salad returns to Syria after five years in the United States. He left Scranton Wilkes Barre area miners with over ten thousand dollars but entered the U S in 1920 with under two hundred dollars and faced Ellis Island scrutiny.
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Pete
Beirut
Peter Saladjian
Pete Salad
Scranton
Wilkesharre
Syria
United States
New York
France
Ellis Island
France and Syria clash over seized funds in odd exchange
A customs officer confiscates sixty five thousand French francs from Pete and fines him after exchanging about seventy thousand francs for Syrian plastres. Pete laments the clash between US and French laws, noting the irony of being fined in France and jailed for having too much money.
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France
Pete
United States
Scientist claims missing link in Philippine expedition
Swiss scientist July J. Watterooth reports discovering what he calls the missing link during an exploration in a remote Philippine district near Victoria B C He presents photographs of a tribe of about 200 individuals he labels as missing links and notes the significance of the find for human origins.
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Victoria
B. C
J. Watterooth
Philippine Islands
Photographer Seeks Silent Moments Amid Tribal Encounter
The photographer remained with the tribes for seven days and faced difficulty as several men refused to pose. He captured snapshots only when the subjects were unaware, securing candid images despite resistance.
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Hor
Woman with tail appears in Chronicle Telegram photo
A photograph shows a woman with an apparent tail or spinal extension. The Chronicle Telegram page suggests trying an ad in the Wact Page with the promise it pays.
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Chronicle Telegram
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