Milford Leader Dies in New Haven Fire at Chamber Building
ENILORD Jan 15 Charles W ta Milford resident died in the New Haven fire that damaged the Chamber of Commerce building. A Yale Law graduate he served Milford in the Legislature and Senate as a Republican. He was health officer, married Mable Root, and was highly respected. He perished after aiding others and reentering the building amid smoke and boiler explosion.
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Expury
Colonial Heights
Steven
Milford
House Ofepresentatives
Hartford
Senate
Ord
Devon .Improve Association
Ansantaodge
A. ML
New Haven
Uses for a Thermos Bottle and Reasons to Own One
A brief exploration of practical ways a Thermos bottle can be employed and why owning one is convenient. The text argues for portability, cleanliness, and storing beverages or meals during short trips or on the go.
Weather Outlook for Eastern New York and New England
Increasing clouds and warmer Friday forecast with snow at night and Saturday across Eastern New York and Southern New England. Northern New England to be fair Friday with possible local snows Saturday. By Saturday snow reaches New England coast and snow or rain spreads to the mid Atlantic coast and interior South Atlantic states. Temperatures rise modestly. Monthly almanac notes Bridgeport vicinity calculations. Advertisement for Hayes Healing Honey follows.
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New Yo
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Florida
75Th Meridian
Atl
New Haven
Barem
Atlanta
Atlantic
Boston
Buffalo
Olean
Cincinnath
Chicago
Loudy
Nothnngie's Act to Be Featured on Page 18
The notice indicates Nothnngie's Act will be highlighted on page 18 this morning, guiding readers to the expected feature.
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Nothnngie
Orrington Man Returns to Work After Long Illness
Sitaman speaks with enthusiasm as her husband, once unable to work due to sour stomach, dyspepsia, gas, bloat, rheumatism, and other ailments, regains employment after using CINOT. The product is sold at multiple drug stores across Connecticut, including GAN'S Drug Stores in Bridgeport and Switzer's in Southport, among others.
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Torrington
Olnoy
Hin
Cinot
Sierman
Sash
Fairfield Avenue
Congress Streets
Bridgeport
Switzer’s
Southport
Westport Drug Co
Westport
Plaisted’s Drug Co
South Norwalk
Jones Drug Co
Stamford
H. B. Northrup
Danbury
Malletto: & Huke
G. L. Fancher
Winsted
D. W. Mahoney
Bryan as peacemaker in treaty talks sparks leadership rift
In a flurry of negotiations amid Democratic disarray Senators Hitchcock and Underwood clash over timing as Bryan presses for immediate ratification. He argues prompt action would narrow partisan fights, accelerate domestic issues, and strengthen U S stance abroad while warning a last‑minute compromise could force Republicans to bear the burden.
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Hitchcock
Underwood
Enderwood
Itehcock
Simmons
Nebraska
Brean
Gus
Senate
Bryan
Democratic Party
Moryan
Weld
Sinn Fein Claims Big Victory in Election
Sinn Fein headquarters issued a bold statement from Cork on January 15 claiming all election contents outside Ulster have been won by them. The message asserts a sweeping electoral gain across areas beyond Ulster.
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Sinn Fein
Universal Service
Cork
Ulster
Stanley Re elected President of Police Board
John C. Stanley was again chosen president of the board of police commissioners at the Algonquin club meeting last night. Clerk Clayton L. Smith attended. no appointments were made.
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John C. Stanley
Board of Police Commissioners
Clayton L. Smith
Algonquin Club
Mr. Stanley
Obituary notices and funeral services across city deaths
Obituaries list several local deaths with service details. Mrs Clarissa W Corbusier buried Mountain Grove cemetery after services at 2:30 at home. Kal Ochsner died Monday with private service at North Main Street home and Parke cemetery burial. Ralph W Sandiford age six, services at Beaumont Street home, body to Torrington for burial. Julia Wheaton Jackson services at North Main Street home, burial Wooster Cemetery. Philip Rahrig died after illness at Wade Street home, funeral Saturday 8:30 from home, high mass at St Joseph Germany RC church, burial St Michael's cemetery. Oliver J Cooke died after two weeks at 58, State Street, funeral Saturday 1:30 from State Street home, Mass at Sacred Heart Church.
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Clarissa W. Corbusier
Clara W. Corbusier
South Avenue
William H. Day
United Congregational Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Karl Ochsner
Kal Ochsner
North Main Street
Werman
G. Wiemer
German Reformead Church
Parke Cemetery
Ralph W. Sandiford
Ralph W Sandiford
Joseph
Mary W. Whitney Sandiford
Beaumont Street
Fairfield
Ban
J. W. Pwelves
Danbury
M. E
Wooster Cemetery
Philip Rahiig
Philip Rahrig
Wade Street
Fleway
St. Joseph's Sick Benefit Association
Harold
George Rahrig
George Tunkel
St. Joseph’s
Germany
R. C. Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Oliver J. Cooke
State Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Jennis Cooke
Ferdinand Cooke
Government jobs in New Haven warehouse positions offered
Captain Bilings in charge of New Haven government warehouses announces applications open today in room 415 Liberty Building for common laborers earning 3.60 dollars per day and eight hour days, seven days a week with two days off monthly, quads? 115 dollars monthly, clerical workers at 1200 dollars yearly, six days a week for about two years with preference to ex service men.
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Bilings
New Haven
Liberty Building
Three Wounded In Cork Election Day Riots
Three persons were wounded by bullets and several arrests were made during today’s Cork elections as former soldiers and Sinn Fein members clashed at a polling place. Police quelled the disturbance and detained Sinn Fein supporters as the Irish municipal elections in 125 boroughs proceeded under proportional representation.
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Cork
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Belfast
J Skeffington
T. M. Kettle
Alice Ginnell
Dublin
Municipal Reformers
Red Invasion Threatens Caucasus from Bolshevik Advance
Norfolk dispatch notes a broader European crisis as Bolshevik forces overrun Trans-Caspia and press into the Caucasus. The article cites risks to Georgia Azerbaijan and Armenia, with Denikin’s right wing pressed and Bolshevik landings in Baku. It also reports Siberian remnants surrendering and Crimea’s invasion looming, alongside domestic Virginia debates on whiskey manufacturing and boxing laws.
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Caucasus
Mustapha Kemal
Trans- Icaspia
Persia
Afghanistan
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Dagheston
van Georgia
Mesopotamia
Ramadan Shalash
British
MacMunn
Ramadat
Hil- Ush
Trans-Caspia
Shey
Khiva
Herat
Kanzahar
Kabul
Pac
Tashkent
Red
India
China
Ushkent
Siberia
Semenoff
Rotsig
Baikal
Apanese
Frussia
Odessa
Crimea
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Town boomed by war trade gateway on the Pacific
Vladivostok, a wartime gateway on the Pacific, grew into a major distributing center with high commercial importance. The city developed as a hub for wartime logistics and cultural exchange, shaping regional trade and industry during the period.
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Vladivostok J
Tuesie
Pacific Ocean
Hasty Conference for Paris 15 Called
A Paris conference discussion centers on Bolshevik threats and possible moves against Poland the Baltic states and western territories. Experts weigh Bolshevik capabilities and Russian eastern actions amid British French and Turkish interests in the Middle East and possible India risk.
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Paris 15
Poland
Baltic States
London
India
Paris
Middle East
England
Lloyd-George
Constantinople
Turkey
Asia Minor
Clemenceau
Duis
Mosien
Near
Derikine
Kolchak
Inkipo
Germany
Rehill
Tary
Imment
Sta
Purge Nation From Hyphenated Politics Warns Editor
The article condemns hyphenated American loyalties and urges a purge of German Irish Italian British influenced voters. It argues a good American may differ on the treaty but true patriotism rejects foreign favoritism and disloyal allegiance to ensure national unity and honor.
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England
France
Germany
America
Ammerica
Estate of Robert J Collier Appraised at 202194
New York on January 15 reports the net estate of Robert J. Collier former Colliers Weekly publisher who died in November 1918 valued at 202 194 dollars. The will leaves nothing to his wife Sara Steward Collier or his mother but provides for them via prior trust funds.
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New York
Robert J. Collier
Colliers Weekly
Sara Steward Collier
Charity Ball Plans Make More Progress
Harmony lodge charity ball committee met in Samuel N. Schinee’s Security building office to refine plans. Women from benefiting charities joined the general committee to arrange the altair for February 5 at Stratfield, with proceeds to Sisterhood of Park Avenue Temple, Hebrew Children’s Aid, and Hebrew Ladies’ Aid, represented by Mrs. Brownstein, Mrs. Finkelstone, and Mrs. Tuevy.
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Harmony Lodge
Samuel N. Schinee
Cormnnittee
Altair
Stratfield
Sisterhood
Park Avenue Temple
Benjamin W. Brownstein
Hebrew Children's Aid Society
Lawrence 8. Finkelstone
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Isaac Tuevy
London Women Protest Britain's Irish Policy
London January 16 The executive committee of the Woman's National Liberal Federation adopted resolutions denouncing Britain's coercion policy in Ireland. They state any legislation aimed at Irish self government is doomed to fail while the current policy remains.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
Woman’s National Liberal Federation
Communist manifesto urges workers councils in factories
Berlin January 15. A Communist manifesto urges immediate election of revolutionary employes councils in all industrial establishments to organize worker control and lead the socialist transformation.
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Berlin
Nebraska Daughters Decline Interest in Bryan Reception
At a January 15 reception in New York, the Daughters of Nebraska said they are not planning any future political move with William Jennings Bryan. When asked about a reception for Bryan, a member replied she had not heard he was coming and hopes he does not.
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Daughters OF Nebraska
Bryan
New York
Dexter D. Ashley
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska Society
Mr. Bryan
Soviet Russia Ends Terrorist Methods Against Opponents
London dispatch reports a Moscow wireless order that death sentences will be imposed only with All Russian extraordinary commission approval. The commission says defeats of Yudenitch Denikin Kolchak and others shift conditions, allowing abandonment of shooting enemies and a renewed push for socialist order.
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London
Extraordinary Commission
Moscow
Yudenitch and
Denikinge
Kalchak
Rotov
Vnovocherkassk
Vrasnoyarsk
Russia
Rostov
Kolchak
Clemenceau Accepts Presidential Nomination in Versailles
Paris January 15 Premier Clemenceau announced he accepts nomination for the presidency of the republic. He authorized supporters to place his name before the plenary caucus of the Congress of Versailles tomorrow and pledged to accept the mandate if elected.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Republic
Congress of Versailles
Identity of Dead Bandit Sought After Robbery
Authorities search for the dead bandit’s identity after his accomplice was shot during a robbery of Joseph Strank of United Bond Co. The body lies unidentified in the city morgue on Golden Hill Street. Navy records are being checked using descriptions and fingerprints. Strank testified he acted in self defense, and Coroner Phelan released him on bond pending further investigation.
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New York
Joseph Strank
United Bond Company
Strank
City
Golden Hhi Street
Philadelphia
Navy
Edward Cronnan
Detective Bureau
Navy Bureau
Corener
John J. Phelan
Strarng
Phelan
Advent of saloonless year to be observed
Washington January 15 Inauguration of the nation s first saloonless year will be celebrated widely in Washington. The National Reform Association will hold jubilee conventions and numerous meetings throughout the day and will observe the advent of constitutional prohibition at 12 01 a m Saturday with a dinner in which officers will discuss reform work Attorney General Palmer will be another speaker.
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Washington
Gan
National Reform Association
Palnip
Reolo health tonic claims to revitalize blood and vitality
An advertisement extols Reolo as cleansing and revitalizing blood to boost oxygen delivery, energize cells, and strengthen natural forces. It promises renewed health after overwork and stress, notes a link with Dr A L Reusing Laboratories Akron Ohio, and offers a large box of 100 tablets for a stated price.
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Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Akron
Ohio
Dr. Reusing
Hindle Drug Stores at 993 Main Street
Hindle Drug Stores operates at 993 Main Street near Arcade offering pharmaceuticals and sundries. Local shoppers visit for prescriptions and daily health items in a compact community storefront.
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Orrington
Peter Sitaman
River Street
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Huke
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