Health board hires ten extra physicians to speed vaccination
The Board of Health will employ ten additional physicians starting Monday to accelerate vaccinating every city schoolchild. Dr William Hall Coon noted the plan, with private and parish schools included. The city faces several suspected and new smallpox cases, 27 patients at isolation facilities, and emphasis on vaccination for both adults and children to prevent spread.
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New Haven
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Tealdente
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Coon
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Bridgeport
Board’‘of Education
Samuel J. Slaweon
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Chery
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Whiskey Bandits Strip Warehouse in Bonded Heist
Sixteen men robbed the Progressive Warehouse on West Forty-eighth Street in New York, stealing bonded Scotch worth an estimated 25 000 to 60 000 dollars. An inside accomplice is suspected, having preplanned the burglary and disabled alarms and lights. police and federal agents search for the suspects as an inventory is taken.
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Progressive Warehouse Company
Weet Forty-eighth Street
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West Forty-eighth Street
Mason Wall
Agay
Ross
Prohibition
General Railway Strike Called on Irish Lines
PURLIN Jan 12 Associated Press A general strike on all Irish railways is set for Saturday at midnight. It results from railway managers in roost and the locomotive society leaders objecting to abolish the regulated wages and hours. The strike aims to resist a return to low pay long hours and poor conditions of a decade ago. It will affect 28 000 workers.
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Libertino Granted 1000 Bond in Norwalk Killing
Samuel Libertino of Norwalk, held as material witness after the shooting of hotel keeper Luigi Apteolla, was ordered to post a $1000 bond by Judge Christopher Lavery in Superior Court. He cannot be liberated until January 17 due to the county jail quarantine. Soreno, accused shooter, and ten others are linked to a police crackdown on Norwalk’s underworld.
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Norwalk
Luigi Apteolla
Christopher Lavery
Libertino
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Frank Virelli
Sid
Danvery
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Michael Soreno
Butterworth Upheld by Fairfield County American Legion
Fairfield county representatives of the American Legion unanimously endorse state treasurer Frank S. Butterworth for administering the legion funds. The meeting approved the board of control and state executive committee actions, affirming prior fund use for administration purposes.
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Welalas
Fairfield County
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Greenwich
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Board of Control
President Harding tariff powers bill proposes flexible duties
Washington January 12 The bill would grant the president broad powers to adjust tariffs up or down within fifty percent of the fixed rates to meet changing world conditions. Senator Smoot Utah offered amendments including American valuation, investigations, and a 30 day lead time before rates take effect.
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Fordney Till
Commander Bisset Transferred to San Diego Navy District
Commander Guy A Bisset a Lake County contractor leader is sent to San Diego California Tornado Boat Company Bridgeport firm transferred from Bridgeport to the Blaventh Naval District announced by Philip B Brill general manager The transfer follows naval practice to move officers to new ports Lieut Charles Dibgard linked with the Lake plant replaces Commander Blaset after about four years in Bridgeport The move occurred Wednesday
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Tornado Boat Company
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Blaventh Naval District
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Bleset
Brill
Charles Dibgard
Auccanda
Blaset
Police clamp down on dances without permit
Police halted a Patricks Day ball at 28 Walnut Avenue after determining no permit was issued. About 40 to 40 people attended before officers stopped the event described as an invitation affair.
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Court Fines Spectators Amount in Their Purse
In Judge Asa G Adames court of domestic relations in Chicago on January 12 forty spectators were charged for not having money and all were asked to surrender their cash. The total fines collected amounted to 6.60 dollars and were given to the Junior Cheer Fund for needy families. Several spectators were allowed to leave with warnings. The court has also targeted sightseers and curling spectators amid plans to print a photo of those who gathered to hear cases.
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Asa G. Adeams
Adame
Taerads
Milk Dealers Align Prices With Borden Say No Milk War
Bridgeport dairymen and milk dealers resolved to match Borden Farm Products price cuts rather than undercut, setting Grade A at 16 cents and Grade B at 12 cents while noting Borden milk at 17 cents. The Sixth Democratic club hosted the decision with over 60 dealers present. The plan aims to avoid competition while explaining the price changes to the public.
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Democratic Club
Besa
Br Thene
Newberry Seated Senator After 46 to 41 Vote
In Washington on January 12, Truman H. Newberry was seated as junior Senator from Michigan by a 46 to 44 vote in the Senate. All supporting votes were Republican. nine Republicans and thirty-two Democrats opposed seating him. The resolution praised Newberry yet condemned his campaign methods and high campaign spending.
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Newberry Defended by McClean in Senate Trust Fight
Washington correspondent George H. Manning reports Senator McClean of Connecticut defended Michigan Senator Newberry against corruption accusations. He cited Supreme Court exoneration and argued only lawful seats should stand, acknowledging Newberry’s campaign funding and opposing sensational press distortions.
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H. Manning
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Newberry
McClean
Connecticut
Michigan
Freas
Supreme Court of the United States
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Committee of Banking and Currency
General Electric workers raise fund in S, Mass
General Electric company workers voted to contribute a portion of their earnings to a $17,000 fund to aid employees who have suffered during the winter. The plan aims to provide relief to those in need as cold weather impacts workers.
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General Electric Company
Pope Congratulates King George on Anglo-Irish Treaty
London telegram shows Pope Benedict XV congratulating King George V on the Anglo Irish treaty. The pontiff praises the agreement as a great work of peace and the king responds with thanks for the papal goodwill and recognition of his efforts toward peace.
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Fc Associated Prese
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Ireland
Watch Your Step Friday the Thirteenth Commentary
A fragment discusses superstition and risk on Friday the thirteenth. It notes hard combinations known to poker players and those who toy with marbles, warning readers to watch their step on icy city sidewalks and avoid ladders near buildings.
Briand Resigns as French Premier Likely Succeeds
Paris January 12 Aristide Briand resigned as premier after a dramatic chamber speech. President Poincare will likely appoint Raymond Poincare as successor. Briand’s departure followed cabinet tensions and amid fallout from negotiations with Britain. Briand cited inability to govern and left Cannes with his cabinet.
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Resignation Ends Cannes Meeting Amid Uncertainty
London reports Premier Briand resigns without a vote, triggering an abrupt adjournment of the Supreme Council and risking the Cannes meeting’s collapse. Lloyd George and Briand faced opposing factions over Versailles terms, Anglo French policy, and reform of the House of Lords.
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Fortune found in Senator Penrose's safety box
The fortune of 3226906 cash including five ten thousand dollar bills was discovered in the late Senator Penrose's safety deposit box at American Security and Trust in Washington. Deputy Register of Wills Thanders Cogswell asked the court to open the vault on behalf of the Penrose executors. Ancillary probate letters must be issued before removal.
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Longfor ‘Penrose
American Security and Traat Company
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Larga
Thanders Cogswell
Register of Wills
Penrose
Probata
McKinley Dinner to be Held in Meriden
Meriden will host the annual McKinley dinner of the Connecticut Meininley Asaaci on January 30. Announcement notes plans for the event and invites members and supporters to attend the evening gathering in the city.
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Meriden
Harysord
Meiinley -Asaaci Ucn
Connecticut
Wii de Neta
Toplynat
Naval Limitation Pact Near Ready For Final Action
Washington January reports say momentum builds toward a plenary session this week to finalize naval limitations. The big powers completed a revised naval convention and sent it to the legal pen for redraft with a full conference meeting planned for Saturday or Monday. Japanese and Chinese negotiators reached supplementary understandings on the Shantung question and moved toward broader pacts amid French concerns on Briand’s role.
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Washington
Tom Row
Sixth Republican Clubs Nominate Officers At Meeting
Nicholson is nominated for president of the Sixth Republican Club with other officers for election at the Thursday meeting on January 28. Benjamin Gilman Victor Charles Wilson are named for roles including treasurer Steinmetz Anane and George Grolgat are recorded.
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Steinmet
Anane
George Grolgat
Carl Sthew
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