School Board Prepares Action On Hygiene Petition
The Board of Education meets tonight to decide on a petition from hygienists. An investigation of the Bureau of Research and the Wave of Census and Child Accounting is underway to determine if two departments duplicate work. If duplication is found, the departments may be abolished. the dental hygiene corps and board communications will be reviewed. The fiscal year 1924 budget will be discussed and education plans for the coming weeks are outlined.
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Board of Education
Bureau of Research
Ork
Prihcips
Allvy I Smith
Board of Sith
Persecution of Jews in Roumania Colleges Grows
The Roumanian universities in Bucharest Jassy and Blouenburg are guarded by port and military. Some professors refuse to lecture in the presence of troops causing many lectures to be abandoned. The Commer Academy of Charest remains closed. Authorities demand that no lectures occur unless Jews may attend. The University of Jassy is practically closed.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Beu
Jassy
Blouwenburg
Commer Academy Ofcharest
University of
Complete Assessments On Homes Next Week
Assessments of temeoahpers and manufacturers will be completed says Tomas McCormick yesterday.
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Tomas McCormick
Local Man Sees England on Verge of Grim Catastrophe
A Bridgeport observer, Mr. Noble, reports on England's perilous economic mood amid unemployment and rising Labour sentiment. He critiques prewar markets, predicts slow recovery, and questions possible political cures from Baldwin’s defeat. The piece quotes business leaders and locals about protection, trade, and proposed remedies.
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England
Doargt Pealla
Bridgeport
Hema
Scotland
Amien
Aquitenia
Sabinix
Ners
Labor Party
Flore
Germany
Europe
Ars
Burral
Inglind
Novles
Baldwin
Noble
La~gor
Shreed
Taken ill while celebrating birthday dies in Exixtown
Mrs Harriet Boss Berd, aged around 160, died at the home of relatives in Exixtown after taking ill while celebrating her birthday. The unusual age and phrasing suggest a local obituary noting a sudden illness during a birthday event.
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Exioxtown
Tee
Harriet Boss Berd
French deputies back plan to cut numbers in chamber
Deputies today approved M Loucheurs proposal to reduce the number of deputies from two hundred to one hundred. The vote was 290 to 230 amid the wartime debates and party alignments in the chamber.
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Wars
Preas
M. Loucheurs
GEC
Mit
Census shows record growth in wire telegraph traffic
The census bureau released figures showing dramatic gains in land and ocean telegraph activity over five years ending 12. Land wire vessels rose 19 percent, ocean messages up 48.8 percent, total single-, line wire mileage reached 1 883 250 with 131 448 miles underground. Employees and salaries climbed, revenues up 38.4 percent, alien messages up 34.7 percent, stations and lines expanding nationwide.
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Waseington
Det Nnes
Mcress
Census Bureau
Dia Preloidiar Vista
Alem
Wess
Ifit
State police probe quarry fire damages family home
Preliminary inquiry into a Monday blaze destroyed a two family house owned by John Uve and caused about 6500 in damage. Neighbors saw flames bursting from windows as Engine 6a arrived with assist from the Chemical Company and Engine Co 4l. Firemen faced impassable roads and a hydrant 1000 feet away. one firefighter suffered a leg injury after a fall near the scene.
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Elle Son
John Uve
Ohne
Dante
Johnson Yesterdaly
Swate Pb Uve
Cazezel
Beliot
Walter Pawlouski
Brock
Ua Czozel House
Experts 70 Appraise Larger City Property
Beidgeport officials announce that Tanger holdings will be appraised by Pan Pena for insurance purposes. The mayor said the city will hire the Insure Ange Communitees to determine insurance needs. Small holdings will be appraised by the commission's members, with municipal departments submitting valuations of equipment and buildings.
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Tanger Holdings
Beidgeport
Panpena
Wiliam Ehrena
Canadian government wealth reported in 1920s figures
Ottawa report cites national wealth at about 22.48 billion dollars with major assets in railways forests and road equipment. The study by Jt H Coats notes earnings from farm values, timber, and public property, listing totals for coal and other sectors and outlining distribution among provinces and industries.
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Ottawa
Ont
Wee
Jt. H. Coats
Doninton
Will
Joominson
Shelton liquor seller fined and jailed
London reports a court session where a Shelton liquor seller, Joseph Smyrnich Gand onsia, was fined and sentenced to two days in jail on intoxication charges. A second case, Louis Bascilly, had its hearing postponed to December 2.
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Vance
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Ca National Organization
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London
Adorn
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Japan
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Wood
Nobio
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Fairfield Avenue
the Fairview Motors Co., Inc
Barnum
Frontier Asthma ‘Co
Toam
Niagara and Hudson
Sts
Butfale
Post-Telegram
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