Milford Students Vaccinated In Large Numbers
Milford April 21 Special reports from health and school authorities show nearly 500 students at Central Grammar vaccinated and 93 percent vaccination in the high school. Unvaccinated pupils may attend with no force. Also notes local church debates, Chamber of Commerce banquet planning, a Friday bridge dance for Near East Relief, and hospital appeals for potatoes and funds. Dog licensing events set with Mr. Rosa in Devon next week.
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Australia to study prohibition laws here in NSW
New South Wales premier Dooley announces a state commission will study American prohibition and report on possible measures. The commission's findings will guide the state government on whether to enact prohibition laws.
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Press Inquiry Drives Law Probe Demand From New Fork Dust Conference
Meriden April 21 The New Fork Dust Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adopted a resolution urging the Federal Department of Justice to determine if newspaper efforts to nullify the 18th amendment and attack national sovereignty amount to a punishable offense. The text argues freedom of speech and press is endangered and seeks government action.
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M E Conference Laymen Back Sunday Open Ban
Meriden April report on a resolu tion by the Laymen Association of the Methodist Conference endorsing opposition to open Sunday amusement. They urge hearings, closing one day in seven, and oppose extended hours for movie houses and amusement concessions. Officers named include A J Crawford New Haven president and C W Peck Stratford vice president.
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Boys' Club Bazaar Opens Amid Strong Night Patronage
Opening night crowds flocked to the Boys' Club bazaar as booths offered oysters cakes perfumes and crafts. Miss Tena Turney led the event with dancing and a radio concert by Ray Flicker drawing praise, while proceeds fund a new motion picture projector for the club.
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Williams Golfers Schedule Eight Matches
Williams golfers announce an eight match slate for the coming season. Yale Dartmouth and Pennsylvania are on the docket with home ties at Greenfield and Pittsfield. The schedule lists April 29 in Pittsfield, May 6 in Hartford and Greenfield, and late May events at Worcester Garden City and Amherst areas.
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Senators Begin Consideration Of Bonus Bill Today
Washington April 21 Republicans in the Senate Finance Committee will hold their first conference on the Soldiers bonus bill. McCumber opposed attaching it to other measures and favored minimal expenditure in year one. Financing ideas included using refunded foreign debt with details still undecided. President Harding has not been consulted on the plan.
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Weather and yacht club trance event details
The report notes continued cold weather by moonlight and mentions a yacht club gathering. It lists names associated with the group including a Commodore and a secretary along with several others, but the exact actions or outcomes are unclear in the fragment.
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Son Born to Mr and Mrs W J Murray in city
A seven pound boy was born yesterday to Mr Willane J Murray and Mrs Murray of 38 Hurtig Street at St Vincent's Hospital. The father, a noted local businessman and leader in musical circles, owns Murray's dance orchestra and is part owner of Murray and Ayers, music merchants. The family is reported well.
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Allies Demand Arrest of Silesia Riot Suspects
Paris April 21 Allied council asks Carman government for immediate arrest of eleven men blamed for the January 30 Silesia riot in Petrograd where two Frenchmen were killed and 20 wounded. A twelve-man list was given to Germany, only one arrested, per General Lerond's report to the Ambassador's council.
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