Doctors Who Favor Vaccination Grilled By A Brother Doctor
The Anti-Compulsory Vaccination League held at Lincoln hall exposed deep hostility to regular doctors. Dr S B Munn of Waterbury defended vaccination, citing 1882 Waterbury smallpox cases and arguing vaccination does not confer true immunity, while Major Thomas Boudren promoted anti vaccination views with vivid slides of alleged vaccine injuries.
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Lincoln Hall
S. B. Munn
Waterbury
State League
Thomas Boudren
Bridgeport
Boudren
Thomas Mulligan
New Britain
Munn
City of
Coude
Ross
Carpenter
England
Montreal
Triib
B. Munn
M. D
Maj
A. W. Davis
Norwich
O. Stoetaner
Rockville
John
Ites DeMark
P. J. Cooney
W. A. Wheatley
A. E. Birks
Thomas Bromley
J. H. Bellerose
C W. Brucker
John Connor
A. B. John Swarth
M. E. Cunningham
P. M. Hennessey
J. W. Kelley
R. W. Lampman
John Adams
Willimantic Mayor Seeks K of C National Delegate Seat
Dantel P. Dunn mayor of Willimantic is among Knights of Columbus candidates for state delegate to the National Convention. The May 11 state convention in this city will select delegates and one local representative is customarily chosen. Dunn, a San Jose Council member, has long supported the order and favors insurance discrimination in favor of older members.
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Dantel P. Dunn
Willimantic
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
George P. Kelly
Health Board
Park City
Bridgeport
Dunn
San Joze Council
Order
Old Guard
Crops Damaged by Hailstorm in Norfolk County
Reports from the Deep Creek trucking section of Norfolk county estimate crop losses at about $100,000 after a hailstorm Saturday evening. Most crops were destroyed except potatoes and strawberries, which were badly damaged. replanting is impossible.
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Norfolk
Deep Creek
Norfolk County
Automobile Club Elects New Members and Committee Plans
At a Bridgeport Automobile Club meeting, new members were elected including Willard S. Plumb and Dr. Elmer F. Blank among others. President F. T. Staples chaired as warnings were sent to violators near the Darien viaduct. A state amendment to curtail the motor commissioner’s power was approved for state Senate action, with a new publicity committee chaired by F. W. Bolande.
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Automobile Club of Bridgeport
Stratfield
Willard S. Plumb
City Satings Bank
Elmer F. Blank
Noble Avenue
C. Lincoln Banks
West Avenue
E B. Griffith
Sanford Building
Frederick W. Read
Read Carpet Co
Thomas DeForest
B. D. Pierce, Jr. Co
Abram Heaton
East Main Street
John Nelson Chreve
Electric Cable Co
F. T. Staples
Darien
H. M. Lyon
Staples
New Haven
Secretary of State
F. W. Bolande
E. W. Hawke
Bridgeport
Connecticu
Automobile Association
F. W. Bola
F. A. Strong
Silas Burton
B. B. Steiber
Xe Press Club
Reperen Progress
Local Committees Named for Year and Touring Info
Contests chaired by Ralph M Sperry with a names list. Legislative group includes Goodwin Stoddard Nobbs Paige and others. Public safety roster lists Sanford Stoddard Bullard French Watson Lyon and Strong. Touring information attributed to F A Rantz Fairchild Norris Gilbert Stepney Curtis and Dalton Danbury.
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Ralph M. Sperry
FP. T. Staples
B. H. Edwards
R. C. Sherwood
A. L. Riker
F. A. Rant
H. D. Gates
J. B. Lyford
A. K. L.eens
G. S. Bryan
A. McNeil, Jr
W. Fairchild
Harry D. Miller
F. L. Mills
W. W. Nichols
George W. Jackman
F. A. Rantz
E. W. Fairchild
W. E. Norris
Charles Gilbert
Stepney
Henry G. Curtis
Sandy Hook
F. B. Dalton
Danbury
Prominent Men in Darien Auto Trap Faces Judge
Former Senator Allan W. Paige and A. L. Riker of Locomobile, along with 8. T. Davis Jr., were arrested for not blowing the whistle on an auto as they approached the town bridge and for violating speed laws. Bonds posted. others fined or warned. The Norwalk Hour recounts show the odd courtroom scene with cigars and chat amid the justice process led by Justice William H. Wilmott.
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Darien
Allan W. Paige
A. L. Riker
Locomobile Company of America
T. Davis, Jr
Mr. Paige
Justice Court
Craig van Deventer
New York
Edward B. Griffith
Connecticut
T. Peabody
R. A. Scoffeld
E. A. Godfrey
Blue Ribbon
Norwalk
Paige
William H. Wilmott
Legal Aspects of Peace Movement Discussed Today
Chicago May 4 delegates to the Second National Peace Conference heard short talks from industrial leaders including Marcus M Marks on Business Men Want Peace Miss Jane Addams and Mrs Lucia Ames Mead led women delegates in addressing topics The afternoon session centered on legal aspects of the peace movement chaired by William J Calhoun Swarthmore professor William I Hull spoke on the advance registered by The Two Hague Conferences Professor Charles Cheney discussed arbitration as a remedy James Brown Scott outlined questions likely to be considered by the Third Hague Conference
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United Press
Chicago
George E. Roberts
Commerce & Farmeers’ Bank
Marcus M. Marks
New York
National Association of Clothiers
Jane Adams
Lucia Ames Mead
Boston
Mead
William J. Calhoun
William I. Hull
Swarthmore College
Charles Cheney
University of Chicago
James Brown Scott
United States State Department
Captains Hains murder trial mothers testimony
Mrs. Peter C. Hains Sr arrived for her testimony in the murder trial of Captain Hains. The elder Hains, worn by strain, testified about her son’s early life and nervousness as the defense seeks to refute claims of his irrational behavior and possible intent to escape the electric chair.
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United Y Press
Flushing
Peter C. Hains
New York
Captain Hains
William E. Annis
Rev
Pardee
Naugatuck
Conn
Long Island City
Bains
Clarence M. Platt
John H. Bowen
Hains
Philippines
E. B. Hess
Claudia Hains
Attempt to Wreck Cruiser Salem’s Turbine
Investigation at Fore River Shipyard shows a deliberate attempt to wreck one turbine of the United States scout cruiser Salem by throwing a stray bolt into the turbine machinery. Separately, Fred J. Elander welcomes a fourteen pound boy born at his home on State Street.
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Boston
United States Scout Bruiser
Salem
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Elander
Fred J. Elander
State Street
Rhode Island Celebrates Its Independence Anniversary
Providence marks 133 years since declaring independence from England with noon salutes in Warren, Bristol, and Providence. Officials gather in the historic State House room where the declaration was signed, with addresses by Governor Pothier, RI Citizens' Historical Association president, and Rep. William P. Sheffield of Newport.
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Providence
Rhode Island
England
Warren
Bristol
State House
Pothier
Rhode Island Citizens’ Historical Association
William P. Sheffield
Newport
Old Man Schley Picked Up Again
An ambulance was summoned to Henry Street to aid Fred erick Schley of Beechmont Avenue who collapsed on the street. Dr Krause found him dead drunk and he was taken to headquarters and confined.
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Henry, Street
Fredlerick Schley
Beechmont Avenue
Krause
Murphy Loses Pants and Money in false robbery tale
Sergeant Coley at the second precinct was alerted at 5 this morning about a man hiding in an out house at 511 Pembroke St. Patrolman Campana brought in John Murphy who claimed he was robbed of his pants and money. The officer lent Murphy pants and he later admitted the tale was false and that he did not lose money.
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Gergeant Coley
Pembroke St
Peter Campana
John Murphy
Murphy
City Court Dismisses Charge In West End Shooting Case
John E. White, held in connection with the shooting of P. J. Dowling at a West End saloon, is discharged with no charges filed. Mary Franko, arrested with Peter Schmidt, is released. A. Unger suspects some goods found at Franko’s home may belong to him. A Andrew Meyernick of 241 Hallett Street is fined five dollars and costs and jailed four months for beating his wife with a cane.
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John E. White
P. J. Dowling
West End
Mary Franko
Peter Schmidt
A. Unger
Hallett Street
A . Andrew Meyernick
Mi o Na promises relief from sour stomach and indigestion
An advertisement extols Mi o Na for dyspepsia and lazy liver symptoms. It cites Mrs. Jane Brady of Goshen Indiana praising the remedy after years of suffering. The copy promotes a 50 cent box with money back if unsatisfied and notes availability via druggists or direct mail from Booths Mi o Na Buffalo NY.
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Jane Brady
Goshen, Ind
America
Booth
Buffalo
N. Y
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Switsh
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Vwedne
Domino
Boxleman
Coleman
Gooper
Noble's
Atmore
Bermuda
Public Market&Branch
Public Market Building
State and Bank
GEO. B. Clark & CO
Broad Street
Te Peck & Lines Co
Middle ST
Bridgeport, Conn
Crawford Laundry
Fairfield Avenue
Dr. Munn
Contest For Honor
Kelly
Automobile Club
Ashway Mills
Relen Jobber
English Woolen Mills Co
Main Street
Fairfield Ave
A. W. Riker
8. T. Davis
Capt. Hains
Schley
Mi-o-na
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