Coroner Finds Danbury Hospital X ray Fatality Accidental
Coroner Hd J Te i fidine ruled the death of Nathaniel S Hathaway age 24 of Brook Held on April 11 was accidental and not the result of criminal act or negligence. Hathaway died after subnitrate of bismuth given during an X ray exam at Danbury hospital on April 1 4. The coroner noted bismuth is commonly used but can be fatal in rare cases and cannot be predicted. three witnesses Dr B A Stratton Nathaniel Selleck and Arthur Smirk testified.
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Nathaniel S Hathaway
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Einstein and Newton Disputed on Gravitation Evidence
A Worcester Mass report notes Dr Brush cites Baron Botvos and Baron Eawes experiments showing gravitation mass relation may differ from inertia. Dr Webster calls results revolutionary and says repeat tests needed. The article also references Hrdlicka on race ancestry and a George Washington Univ chemist Monroe on black molasses explosive work prior to war.
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Ales Hrdlicka
National Museum, Washington
America
Charles E. Monroe
George Washington University
Dope Ring Tale Ties Police to Bridgeport Case
Testimony details a conspiracy involving forged motor numbers and stolen Ford bodies tied to Burroughs and Shanley. Witnesses describe state police and detectives aiding the ring, using dope profits to gamble and flee, with investigations shifting to New York and New Orleans.
Ambrose to address Hermits' Club in Bridgeport
Anthony Ambrose, a longtime observer of industrial conditions in Czecho Slovakia and Central Europe, will speak at the Hermits' Club rooms, 27 Cannon Street, on Saturday April 20 before sailing May 14 for two years in Prague as president of the Czecho Slovak Commercial Corporation. Hermit Nicholas Tesing elected treasurer and Hermite Burton Applegate chaired the home committee.
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Czecho-Slovakia
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Cannon Street
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Germany Willing To Rebuild Areas Damaged By War
The German government signals willingness to cooperate in reconstructing devastated regions to restore economic and social peace. It calls for plans to repair, afforest, and rebuild including 27 000 wooden houses, with machinery from Germany, and to aid reparations costs. note signed by Foreign Minister Walter Simons.
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Pupils Protest Kelley’s Removal From School Staff
Pupils at B E L S protest the removal of Kelley the bookkeeping instructor of three years. They claim he was popular and his work satisfactory. Moore the principal says he has not heard of protests. inquiry about the action points to Superintendent Slawson in Washington. A circulating petition asserts the “great injustice” of not re-electing Kelley.
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Kelley
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Moore
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Slawson
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Obituary notices for Adolph Boerschel and others in Bridgeport era
Obituary notices list Adolph J. Boerschel a painter of 69 Preeman street who died after a meal. Survived by his widow, Boerschel belonged to the German Reformed church, Schwaben Sick Benefit society, and the Painters' union. Funeral details, cemetery and related notices for Cecelia T. Rieger, Mary Carpenelli, Mrs Barnard Farley, and others follow, with services at St Johns convent, St Agnes Ava, Italian Congregational church, and St Peter's church, plus burial at Lakeview and Park cemeteries.
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St. John’s Convent
Brooks Street
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Ava
Mary Carpenelli
John Carpenelli
George Street
Center Street
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Cleanorn
Silverman
Nares
Richard
Pusy
Tosaph Mastrone
Mary
Park Cemetery
May
Sarah Pord Warley
M Barn
Felix Farley
Lee Acenne
St. Peter's
Ohn McCormick
Wl Biter
Bridgeport Piston Fz
Lehaw
Howay
Tig, Ledge, LD
Ek Ben
Seiyne
Meober Macmercher
Lhesy
Hig Teether
Jacobit
Lochheim Park
Jacob
Ann Falter
Eieberum
Heaphy
Augustine Tared Y
Jamies
Ninill
Lebert d
Rowen
Ganley
Wurial Woo
Lory
Lowen
Reparations talks hinge on common interests amid war
Officials indicate the United States will not sponsor any German plan or assume obligations that could embarrass allies. Hughes’s reply to Germany’s memorandum was sent to American diplomats for transmission. French Premier Briand and Lord George will discuss next week as Allied reparations talks proceed, while French forces prepare to extend occupation if German stance hardens.
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United States
Evermany
Hughes
Mike
Briand
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Two Injured as Jitney and Trolley Crash
Willor Holmes and his wife Anna of Jia Fifth Street were injured Friday night when their jitney collided with a trolley at Parc Avenue and John Street. Mrs Molmeas, in a definite condition, had lacerations over the nose and right eye. Her husband was deeply cut over the left eye. Both were treated at the Emergency Hospital and went home.
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Anna
Jia Fifth Street
Rey
Parc Avenue
John Street
Endurance Picks Up Doctor During Revival at Hospital
An endurance rider collapsed and was revived under hospital care as Doctor Wale oversaw treatment. The episode occurred as responders assisted the patient and prepared for further evaluation. The specifics of injuries or outcomes remain unclear in the fragment.
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Endurance
To Ther
Dro Wale
Workman Burned by High Voltage at Bridgeport Plant
A workman suffered deep facial burns and shock after a high voltage current in the Bridgeport area. He was removed to Vincents hospital in serious condition with significant pain. An English-born employee at the lighting company aided his care as officials delayed actions on related nominations and inquiries in the war department.
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Lomond
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Tiena
Rube Marquard’s Marital Double Play Is Balked
In Pittsburgh, April Marquard seeks a second marriage ceremony after divorce from his first wife Naomi Malone. Despite attempts in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh to wed again, a certified divorce decree was not produced, and officials denied licenses.
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Pittsburgh
Marquard
Pitcher
Naomi Malone
Battiore
Beire
Seeley
Marquard @ ud
Piarsburgzh
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