Breakoff Negotiations Loom Over Balkan Talks
Ambassadors face a deadline to obtain authority from their governments by tomorrow as negotiations over the Balkan crisis stall. Turkish and Greek plenipotentiaries are urged to meet in London, with major powers expected to press for concessions and a formal end to Omnia’s war aims.
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Oyster beds damaged by wind and storms threaten growers
Oystermen in New Haven report losses from recent winds and high seas along the Sound. Beds near the surface show injury, delaying assessment of total damage. Major figures like Reiana Stone, Leacraft Brothers, and Rowe & Co. planters face possible long-term impact as recovery may take years.
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New York Catholics Hold Mass at St Andrew’s Claret
A New York Catholic ceremony at St Andrew's Claret begins with a solemn mass and vespers. The event lists Rev. 3 and Father Ben Lear among clergy, noting multiple masses and a collection planned for the day.
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Patten Must Stand Trial Over Cotton Corner Case
The U S Supreme Court upholding disputed counts sends James A Patten Eugene G Patten and others to trial in lower courts on Sherman anti trust charges. The case concerns a cotton corner planned to raise profits up to ten million dollars by extensive buying and price manipulation across New York markets.
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Governor Probes Charges As Committee Reviews Remarks
A state governor faces an inquiry into recent statements amid a committee review. The investigation focuses on alleged remarks and potential implications for governance and public trust.
Cadwell Hangs on Cadence of Hartford Nomination Fight
Hartford Jan 10 The fate of W T Cadwell of New Britain as state highway commissioner hinges on Gov Baldwin’s inquiry into charges against him. Senate support remains uncertain but appears closer if the investigation clears Cadwell. Democratic senators split over backing and threat of a party clash looms as confirmation awaits final word.
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Alderman Beriev Cut by Freight Engine Incident
A historical report describes Alderman Charles Furless killed when struck by an Easone freight engine while attending Riadhittek as a witchman. The head was severed and carried along the Waske by a swinging chain. Peter Kinler faced 30 days for an involved action.
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Feeble Minded a Big Menace in Public Discussion
Prop Gesell highlights the unrealized prevalence of feeble mindedness as a social concern. He argues that stigma and misperception inflate fears and calls for clearer understanding and policy action.
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Yale Professor Addresses Feeblemindedness At Mental Hygiene Meet
Yale clinician Professor Gesch argues feeblemindedness is widespread and hard to distinguish from genius. He cites a village study showing 16 percent with feeble-minded members and 10 percent with insanity, notes many children go unrecognized in public schools, and explains mental development testing and classification methods.
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Peeping Tom and the Cornell senior in New Haven gossip
A 1918 New Haven report highlights social reform themes centered on feeble mindedness in Connecticut, calls for state control of Lakeville School for Imbeciles, and urges early education and custody. It also recounts Walter Reiter, a Cornell medical student, linked to scandal and a court fine.
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Unclear archival note hints at political resignations and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places with references to resignations and meetings. Unclear events and dates limit a coherent summary, but the piece appears to note actions by persons such as Lorca and Ahern with scattered geography and organizational mentions.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Property and Levee
Fragmentary text describes a property and levee issue near Merino in Coñiacnyne region. It mentions a lower level concern and a potential public action to address a failed or inactive asset. Further readable details are obscured by OCR errors.
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