Meriden Liquor Raid Yields Record Haul
Police seized an immense liquor cache in Meriden following a Saturday raid on Antonis Perr Ghove Street. About 400 gallons of wine whiskey gin and beer were taken. Perr Ghove faces 300 bail on a sale at his home charge. Bonarek and another man were confined and await U S commissioner arraignment in New Haven on related federal charges.
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Joseph Bonarek
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New Haven
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Eliief
Eno
Food price decreases across larger cities reported
The Department of Labor released a report showing further decreases in retail food prices across 27 large cities through January 15. The report notes price declines in various food categories, reflecting easing consumer costs in urban areas.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Food cost declines and regional variances cited
An announcement covering January 15, 1921 to January 15, 1822 reports a national food cost drop of 28 percent with regional declines in Savannah 20 percent, Pittsburgh 20 percent, St Louis 17 percent, and similar reductions in Indianapolis New Haven Providence Kansas City New York and Washington D C compared with 1918 costs. The report notes a 46 percent decrease in New York and Providence and 42 percent in New Haven.
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New York
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Few Cases of Flu in Elm City Official Says
New Haven reports few actual flu cases despite prevalent colds. Health Officer P. W. Wright notes influenza epidemic description is not supported by current counts. Police and Post Office staffs are affected as many members are off duty.
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New Haven
P. W. Wright
Post Office
Brown University Men Prepare European Research Expedition
Brown University geologist Professor Richard M. Flashhead leads three honor students Lawrence A. Whitcomb Frederick N. Beede and Hlustworth on a June departure for Europe. They will gather malarial specimens contact investigations across England Scotland France Germany and the Pyrenees and attend Brussels geologies meetings this summer amid postwar scholarly exchanges.
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Brookline Mass
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Five Operations to Remove Pin From Girl's Lung
Ten year old Loulan Offenstein of Wichita Kansas has undergone four operations to remove a pin lodged in her lung. Doctors at Jefferson Hospital plan another procedure this week after prior attempts failed. The pin was swallowed while playing with a doll, and Dr Chevalier Jackson of Jefferson Medical College will conduct the surgery.
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Wichita
Kansas
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Jefferson Hospital
Chevalier Jackson
Jefferyon Medical College
Uutte
Dolle
Mass Attended by Pope Pius During Consistory Pilgrimage
Report from Rome says Pope Pius celebrated a solemn Mass in the presence of more than 1,000 attendees during a consistory pilgrimage from Milan. Several members of the pontiff’s entourage joined the journey. the pope greeted dozens of people at a reunion. The pope’s departure drew an enthusiastic ovation with cries of Long live the Pope, Long live Pius, and Long live Italy.
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Yap Cable Treaty Sent To President
Washington, Feb. 18. The treaty between the United States and Japan regarding the jalt and of Xap was sent to President Harding today from the Agate department. It was signed Saturday by Secretary Hughes, not Ambassador Shidehara. The President plans to submit the treaty to the Senate for ratification within a day.
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United States
Japan
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Senate
Baxhwann's Gay-Tablety Gas Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Baxhwanns Gay-Tablety for stomach gas and heart pressure. It promises relief from anxiety and breathlessness by easing gas pressing on the heart and lungs. Sold by Lavarty Bros Findle Pharmacy and other druggists in a yellow package priced one dollar.
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Findle Pharmacy
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J. Baalmann
Chenist
San Francisco
Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitutes Promote Liver Health
Advert for Dr Holwards and Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim they gently ease constipation and liver sluggishness without calomel's dental harm or teeth damage. Described as olive colored and fast acting, the tablets vow to uplift mood and energy, curing headaches and dullness from constipation.
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Holwards
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They Let Him Sleep 3. T. Strange, Gainesville, Ga
A reader from Gainesville reports chronic insomnia cured after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says after one bottle he sleeps soundly all night and credits the product with toning weak kidneys, ridding poisons, boosting appetite and energy.
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Gainesville
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Stamford Burglary Suspect Targeted Pockets for Cash
Stamford police hunt a window-breaking thief who seizes cash from trouser pockets and valuables from homes. Early today he attempted Sullivan on Suburban avenue, then Dodge on Prospect street, escaping after a second attempt at the Sullivan residence.
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Thomag J. Sullivan
Suburban Avenue
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Indian Congress votes suspension of disobedience
Purdah, British India Feb 13 The National Congress working committee adopts a resolution deploring the Chauri Chaura outbreak and calls for suspension of mass civil disobedience until violent feelings subside. Local committees are urged to advise cultivators to suspend land revenue and other disobedience actions.
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British India
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Ates
Resolution on Preventing Recurrence of Atrocities
The resolution states it should be continued until the feeling has subsided to the point that there cannot be a repetition of the Garekhpur atrocities and the disorders at Bombay in November and Modray last month.
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Bombay
Modray
Knights of Columbus Plan Stratford Council Formation
In Stratford a meeting is set for Friday evening at 8 o’clock in the town hall to discuss forming a Knights of Columbus council. Bridgeport council members will attend to explain the group's activities and interested local men are invited to join.
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Knights of Colwmbus
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Desirable Aliens Gathered for Deportation at Ellis Island
About 15 aliens from across the United States are being assembled at Ellis Island for deportation as undesirable citizens. A Chicago arrival and a San Francisco party are en route, with no single ship planned for return. The group includes various European nationalities and faces ongoing legal actions in local and federal courts.
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Washington
United States
Ellis Island
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Autos Stolen Daily in New York Year Long
New York officials report about twenty residents lose their motor cars each day, estimating more than 7,300 autos stolen in the year. The total value of stolen accessories and cars reaches around 20 million dollars, with insurers noting a high recovery rate.
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