May Condemn Shack Railed Last Night
The board of health moved to condemn a resort they called offensive and insanitary after a raid last night. Vestants received light fines and jail sentences were imposed. A contract for 300 motor trucks was also mentioned in relation to the unfolding events.
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Board of Health
Onnce
British helmet credited with saving lives in front line fights
London reports from the British Medical Journal claim the new British helmet markedly reduces head injuries. In major battles the penetrating head wounds fell to under one half of one percent and skull fractures under one percent, while head wounds in recent wars reach about fifteen to twenty five percent. The design shields the neck and temples, with a padded inner band and lead-like buffers to diffuse impact, unlike the French helmet which transfers force to the brain.
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London
British Medical Journal
Lax-a-Tone Endorsed by Veteran Warner Bros Worker
A 76 year old former Warner Bros employee left her post due to rheumatic and stomach illness. She credits Herbal Lax-a-Tone with restoring her health and urges others to try the remedy. Sold at Hartigan's drug stores on Fairfield Avenue and Congress and Main Streets.
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Howard
Warner Bros
Hartigan's Drug Stores
Fairfield Avenue
Congress and
Main Streets
T. T. Phillips Rejects Chance for Nomination
Prohibition state convention in Hartford failed to name a gubernatorial candidate as four nominees declined. Executive Committee of the state central committee will set a new date. Other nominations include electors at large and several statewide offices with listed individuals.
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Hartford
State Central Committee
Theodore T. Phillips
Bridgeport
G. W. Simonson
Seymour
F. C. Bidwell
C. J. Fancher
Thompsonville
Naomi Lodge to Hold Interesting Meeting Tonight
Naomi lodge No. 10 Shepherds of Bethlehem hosts a major gathering at O U A M hall 181 State Street. Sixty candidates will be initiated with Lady Feller lodge Derby as guests and the degree team from Naomi lodge performing. Supreme officers attend and a banquet follows the program. The meeting opens at 7 30 with a brief business session before initiation.
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Naomi Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
State Street
Lady Feller Lodge
Derby
Weather and finance report from New Haven and New York
Forecast calls for fair tonight and Saturday with moderate western winds but rain and showers in southwestern districts. Cooler temperatures remain along the northern border, with frosts from Montana to New England. A disturbance is centered over Utah this morning. Meanwhile $2,000,000 in gold bars from Ottawa was deposited at the New York Sub-Treasury by J P Morgan and Co.
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Connecticut
Rocky Mountains
Montana
New England
Utah
Ottawa
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Sub-Treasury
Dutch Financiers Aid to Establish Bank in Petrograd
A Dutch syndicate led by the Rotterdam Bankvereeniging partners with Russian merchants to form Petrograd Merchants Bank in Petrograd. Operations begin in June with 5 million roubles capital, 55 percent held by the Dutch group, aiming to grow to 10 million roubles. The bank will advance Holland Russia trade. J Rypperda Wiersma joins the Board as former Holland America Line manager.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Rotterdam Bankvereeniging
Petrograd
Petrogradski Kupetscheski
Petrograd Merchants’ Bank
Holland
Russia
J. Rypperda Wiersma
Holland America Line
Organizing Co. Formed by The Hill Coal Co Bridgeport
The Hill Coal Co of Bridgeport has organized with Robert Coble as president Morton M Cohen as secretary and treasurer and David F Cohen as director. All officers and directors reside in New Rochelle N Y Capital stock authorized is 1000 divided into 10 shares par 100 full amount paid in cash.
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the Hill Coal Co
Bridgeport
Robert Coble
Morton M. Cohen
David F. Cohen
New Rochelle
Mrs Papp Bound Over to Superior Court
Mrs Mary Papp age 22, charged with murder, appeared in city court where examination was waived by demurrer. She was bound over for trial before a jury in the criminal superior court and is held without bonds.
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Mary Papp
Criminal Superior Court
Man Who Stole Auto Held For Hearing In Superior Court
Fred M. Hayes and Frank Drew, self confessed thieves, were arraigned before Judge Bartlett in city court. Examination waived. bound over to the superior court in $1,000 bonds each. They are accused of taking Andrew Churchnow’s auto at 1 Warren Court and selling it to New York. The car was recovered in the Catskills.
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Fred M. Hayes
Warren Street
Frank Drew
Broad Street
Bartlett
Superior Court
Andrew Churchnow
Warren Court
New York
Catskill Mountains
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