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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1924

Page

7

Herring News: Big Sleepy Schools and Global Catch News

A chaotic extract on herrings traces global fishing scale. It cites John Oliver La Gora and Huxley, notes schools covering vast squares, and claims annual catches reaching ten billion. It outlines herring biology, distribution, and predators, with methods like torching and surface nets.

Norway John Oliver la Gores National Geographic Society Huxley Mankind North Atlantic Ocean Europe

Efforts to Trace German Leaders Slayers Futile

Berlin reports restrict dispatches from Speyer hinder tracing the murderers of Herr Hentz the separatist leader. Separatists gain influence across Palatinate with hostages seized including a Ludwigshafen Aniline soda works director. Ludwigshafen Mannheim bridge closed, authorities bolster Rhine towns against possible separatist actions.

Berlin Speyer Germany Herr Hentz Palatinate Ana~ Line Soda Works Ludwigshafen Mannheim Worms Middle Rhine

President Gains Power to Fix War Prices Bill

The McKenzie bill, favorably reported by the House Military committee, would grant the President power to fix prices of properties, commodities and services for government use during war and ban cost plus war contracts. A separate police report notes 300 pounds of repo stolen in the last two weeks from a shed behind 626 Seaview Avenue.

Washington McKenzie House Military Committee Seaview Avenue

Rome Physician Describes Cure For Pneumonia By New Method

Dr Leander Tomarkin, a 29 year old Rome physician, claims a pneumonia cure called antimicrobium developed in Rome. He describes two chemical forms, reports a public hospital trial with 25 patients all ages, 1 death, 24 cured, and contrasts 40 percent mortality in a control ward. He notes improved outcomes, easy administration, and plans for large scale production and further tuberculosis work.

Rome Leander Tomarkins Agnes Ft. MacKenzie New York Tribune Manang Tomarkin Omarkin Switzerland Waly San Crystis Croncia San Carlo Europe

Wall Street Dock Delivers Another Prisoner to Police

Henry Ladd, unable to post $380 bond, was taken into custody after a night of drinking. He carried a poem titled Mercy that critiqued law courts, and faces City Court this morning. A New Hampshire woman claims a local cake business made over 800 wedding and birth cakes recently.

Wall Street New Hampshire

Arrested for Ignoring State Motor Rulings in Fairfield

Herbert Curtis of 400 Trust Avenue was arrested by Second Precinct police for driving without lights and failing to comply with state automobile laws. He claimed his license last applied for in 1922. Curtis faces two charges as the Fairfield Telegram notes. Center Fire Company will meet at Reef Board Fire House next Tuesday at 8 PM. BE. W. S. Pickett to present report and new officers to be elected.

Herbert Curtis Trust Avenue Second Precinct Curtis Barnum Avenue Fairfield Center Fire Company Reef Board BE. W. S. Pickett

Child Struck by Car on Fairfield Avenue

A child ran across Fairfield avenue at Fox street yesterday afternoon and was struck by an automobile driven by Morton Twisas of 10 Graham Street Stratford. The boy, apparently uninjured, was carried away by his mother who refused to disclose her identity.

Fairfield Avenue Fox Street Morton Twisas Graham Street Stratford

VIRELLI LEAVES FOR ALBANY TO SEEK EXTRADITION

State Police Sergeant Frank Virelli left for Albany to present extradition papers to Governor Al Smith for the return to Unie state of Joseph LaDone of Greenfield, formerly owner of the Railroad Auto Exchange, facing six automobile thefts. LaDone was arrested in New York City two weeks ago. bonds set at 5000. Authorities search for Howard A. Stevens, LaDone’s partner, involved in the thefts. Four hundred twenty seven women are listed among owners of racing stables by American turf groups.

Frank Virelli Baracks Albany al Smith Unie Joseph LaDone Railroad Auto’ Exchange, Inc Greanwl.l Et LaDone New York City Virelli American Turf Organizations

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