Paris Duel Participants Face Court For Violence Wounding
In Paris on January 9, all who took part in the September 23 duel between Count da Poret and M. Camille La terse must answer before a correctional court. Investigating magistrate finds case against them for violence and wounding and being accomplices. The minister of justice ordered strong action against dueling after the war. Several noted Paris bar members are to defend the accused.
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Paris
da Poret
M. Camille
Wat
Beth
Mmagiatiate
Minister of Justice
Washington Herald editor Charles Mitchell dies in city home
Charles B. Mitchell, longtime editor in chief of the Washington Herald, died today at his residence in Washington. He previously served as editor of the Poluthy Minn. News-Tribune and is survived by his wife and three children.
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Washington
Charles &. Mitchell
Washington Herald
Mitchell
Poluthy Minn
News-Tribune
SAILFORD FATHER FOILS OFFICIALS MILFORD
A Milford case before the county court regarding the care of five children was continued as Joseph Rindas and his children disappeared last night. Police report unsanitary living conditions and prior neglect. Rindas was previously found guilty and fined for failing to provide support. The father may have fled to New Jersey leaving his property behind.
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Milford
Tan
Joseph Hindus
West River Street
Rindas
Thaly
New Jersey
Assault cases nolled after confessions in city court
Danis Demora of 41 Boothtreet and Frank Reinger of 4 Buens Way faced assault charges stemming from a dispute at the Harvey Isrobeil company plant. They pleaded guilty to minor misconduct and had their cases nolled after the confessions.
Relieve Piles With Pyramid Pile Suppositories
Pyramid Pile Suppositories are advertised as a simple relief for piles. The ad claims they ease pain and itching, reduce pressure, and improve sleep, noting wide availability in the U S and Canada at 60 cents a box and offering a free trial by sending name and address to Pyramid LE Coll in Marionville, Michigan.
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U. S
Canada
Public Is Amazed at Continued Enormous Demand for Tanlac
Public interest soars as Tanlac is touted as the World's Greatest Tonic. The ad claims widespread, lasting health benefits for stomach, liver, and kidney disorders, with millions using it and sales driven by merit and word of mouth rather than hype. Regional outlets list local dealers in Bridgeport, Southport, and Malrfeld.
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United States
Canada
Tanne
Bridgeport
Hindle Drug Stores
Southport
Luin
Secretary Denby Questioned Over Virginia Hunt Without License
In Richmond Virginia an inquiry from the state game commissioner questioned Secretary Denby about a recent hunt without a license. A newspaper clipping claimed Denby hunted at Point Farm Stratford county and returned a number of quail and ducks to Washington including some for President Harding.
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Tan
Associated Press
Denby
Virginia
Point Farm
Statford
Wasa
Ington
Harding
Four Generations Attend Funeral of Mexican Vet
New York January 9 Representatives of four generations attend the military funeral for Emanuel Oppenheimer a Mexican War veteran who died yesterday at age 105. He served as personal body guard to General Wilfred Scott and was among the first Americans to enter Mexico City. Survived by three children seventeen grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. He tried to enlist for the Civil War but was rejected.
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New York
Emanuel Cppenheimann
Cenlos Parian
Thrse
Oppenheimer
Richmond
Milford WCTU Plans Big Meeting
Milford January 3 extensive plans are under way by thirteen members of the Milford W C T U for a public meeting at the Prish church Friday January 20. Principal speaker will be Mrs Annie Porritt of Hartford her subject Social Morality. Porritt connected with the government social hygiene board works to protect soldiers and workers from evil conditions. Dr Valeria Parker is executive secretary of the social service branch of the YW and a Connecticut leader. Mrs Porritt is superintendent of the department in Connecticut. Local women's groups including the suffrage and republican circles plan to attend. Well Adams presides.
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Women's Christ
Temperance
Meetias
Nelda
Prish Church
Annie G Pornitt
Hartford
Connect Eul
Ariven
Connectiaut Social Iygleng Association
activeLlee
Waa
Government Social Hygiene Board
United States
Executivig
Valeria H. Parker
Connecticut
Svith
Porritt
Parker
Social Service
National Wc. Tv. L
Aehach
Sufford
Brve Boun
Jastie rlerEs
Adams
Norwich Pastor Dies in Boston Hospital
Rev. Michael J. Byrne aged 64, chaplain of the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga, died in a Boston hospital after a surgical operation. Born in Norwich, he had served as a priest for six years and was a familiar figure in local religious circles.
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Jan
Boston
Michael J. Byrne
Federal Penitentiary
Atlata
Byrne
Beatiers
Byrnes
Tie
Agene
Frock Doctors as Fashion Critics Debated in London
London observers debate appointing medical experts in dress houses to judge hygienic aspects of garments. Advocates argue such doctors could ban harmful designs and alert the public to health risks like head pressure from tight hats, while critics note fashion's fabric color and style often drive consumption.
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London
Jan
Olga Wethersole
People's League of Health
Avon
Lucile
Hoover Urges Purchase of the Cape Cod Canal
Washington Jan 8 Secretary of Commerce Hoover and cabinet officers urged Congress to authorize a government purchase of the Cape Cod Canal for 11.9 million dollars, claiming it would be self supporting and of greater value than any comparable waterway. They argued the canal aids defense and enables larger vessels to bypass the outer route, underscoring its strategic and commercial importance.
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Washington
Jan
Cape Cod Canal
United States
Hoare
Interstate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
War Weeks
Secretary of the Navy
Denett
Congress
Works
New England
Vessela
Boston
Hapor
Teng
Woman fined for liquor sale at Spruce Street store
Mary Zadroweky of 23 Spruce Street was fined 159 dollars for liquor possession at a local store. Her husband, arrested a week ago, faced a suspended sentence pending.
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Mary Zadroweky
Spruce Street
Iquor
Hee Place
Hey Hngband
Newark Man Arrested on Charge of Assaulting Peace
William Peyton of Newark was found carrying a red revolver and a tied bundle yesterday morning. He faces a peace disturbance charge in city court this morning.
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Wiliam Peyton
Newark
Stratford Fails Ad Appraisal by Town Officials
Stratford faces critique as officials from Philadelphia appraisal firm seek property data amid public distrust. Councilman Sammis urges residents to cooperate, while local letters compare critics to a relentless knocker, warning against unproductive backlash and urging constructive reform.
Hospital Commanders to Meet in Washington Conference
Commanding officers of the United States Veterans' hospital were called to a January 17 conference in Washington to discuss plans for federal hospital land for improving treatment of disabled veterans. Brat. Gen. Bee Sawyer, acting chairman of the board, announced the call.
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Washington
Dan. A
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Federal
Bee Sawyer
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