Diphtheria Warning Issued To Bridgeport Parents
Health Officer Walter H Brown warns Bridgeport parents to grasp the danger of diphtheria after 27 December cases. He urges vigilant care for sore throats in children under six, insistence on prompt medical visits, throat cultures if diphtheria is suspected, and avoiding exposure while awaiting physician assessment.
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Bridgeport
Walter H. Brown
da Brown
State Department of Health
Brown
Doctor Urges Close Adherence To Early Disease Checks
In a report on pediatric illness, Dr. Brown emphasizes close adherence to early disease checks. The guidance notes that timely monitoring can help identify and manage symptoms before they worsen, urging families to seek care promptly when children show signs of sickness.
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Dr. Brown
Undertakers deny plan to repatriate soldiers
Hartford January 20 The undertakers of Connecticut deny any movement to bring American soldiers dead from France home. Charles J Titlen of Hartford president of the Connecticut Funeral Directors association and Hartford County Funeral Directors association and vice president of the National Funeral Directors association says there has not been and is not now any effort by reputable undertakers to pursue such an object.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Ameried
France
Charles J. Titlen
Connecticut Funeral Directors’ Association
Hartford County Puneral Directors Association
National Funeral Directors' Association
Mr. Dillon
French Bank Notes Lost With French Steamer Afrique
Brand Trew reports that 1,400 franc notes of the Bank of France totaling 20,000,000 francs sank with the French steamer Afrique in the Bay of Biscay near Bordeaux on January 20. The cargo supposedly valued at 217,000,660 francs was destined for French Western and French Equatorial Africa, with insurance pegged at 6,000,000 francs.
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Bordeaux
Bank of France
Bay of Biscay
Afrique
Liberte du Sud
Sister of Mrs King Appeals in Will Case
CIMICAGO Jan 20 An appeal was filed in circuit court by Mary Q Melvin sister of the late Maude A King widow of James C King challenging Probate Judge Jonty Tlornar's order refusing to admit the so called second will to probate The original will left 2 004 000 estate to the James C King home for old men The second will would have favored Mrs Melvin through her sister's death
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Cimicago
Jonty, Tlornar
James C. King
Circuit Court
Mary Q. Melvin
Maude A. King
King
James Cc. King
Aledyvin
Engineer Wrecks Train to Save Girls in Pramingiam Mass
An engineer on the Boston and Albany Railroad performed a quick action today to avert disaster as two young girls crossed the tracks. He steered the locomotive off the rails to avoid a collision when one child slipped and nearly fell in front of the speeding train. The incident occurred in Pramingiam Massachusetts, with the engineer risking his life to shield the children.
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Pramingiam
Mass
Boston & Albany Mailroad
Texas and Oklahoma in oil lands boundary dispute
Rangers head to Red River valley as Texas claimants brace for armed clashes. Federal courts seek boundary definition and rights for Wichita Indians with new suits. Oklahoma claimants argue the river course shifted northward over the past century.
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Austin
Texas Rangers
Red River Valley
Texas
Oklahoma
W. A. Keeling
Geveral
Red River
Train emergency brake saves crew and students at switch
An engineer activated emergency brakes as a Milford branch line train prepared to switch to the main line. The front wheels ran the switch, the locomotive jumped rails, and stopped a few feet from the girls, averting disaster.
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Milford
European Art Treasures Wait American Buyers
Frederic J. Haskin reports European art owners sell to fund wartime needs as American collectors bid high. Americans buy prints by Durer and rare books in six figure sums while Austrian and German works face export pressures and government controls. Berlin touts a traveling exhibit to bring art to workers.
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Frederic J. Haskin
New York
Ihvead
Europe
Jondon
Britwell Court
Great Britain
British Museum
Corot
Paris
Vienna
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Holland
Albert Durer
Fifth Avenue
Austria
America
Gerlin
Berlin
30000 Silk Workers Idle in Paterson Mills
Paterson New Jersey January 20 almost twenty thousand workers in all ribbon mills are idle today as most mills refuse to open. Loom fixers and twisters on strike demand a 15 percent pay increase. A few small mills have granted the demand.
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Patherson
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Helloggs
Kellogg
Kellogg's
United States Grain Corporation
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Miner, Read & Tullock
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