Soldiers death by own action begs government aid
Despondent ex soldiers wounded in the war kill themselves as Dr. Thomas W. Salmon testifies before a Senate committee, blaming government neglect for lack of facilities and treatment. He urges government hospitals for mental and nervous cases and ending private farmed-out care. General Abel Davis and welfare director Albert Haan echo calls for reform.
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Gaderwood
Alabama
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5I Son
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Salmono
Abel Davis
Omy Sials
Davis
Albert Haan
Custody Battle Over Strained Family Rages In Mass
In Rhelses Massachusetts a custody dispute escalates after two children Ruth and George are taken from their mother Mrs Bierhalm. She accuses others of coercion and Seance accusations while awaiting a July 18 petition ruling by Judge Miller. Mrs Bierhalm says they were moved to Wethersfield prison and claims witnesses deny impropriety.
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Bierdlah
Blerholm
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Wade
Notte
Nott
Churah
Terholmaa Toy
Courk
Aden
Derhel
Bridgeport
Fleet
Kean
Torhalm
Tlarrigan
My. Warrisay
Cuba as new oasis to dry U S says official report
Washington Dull 4 Cuba promises to be an oasis for the United States without a pilgrimage. An official report on a new non alcoholic beverage was received by the commerce department. Prohibition officials question if a feeling of intoxication constitutes alcohol.
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Tully
Cuba
United States
Government Sugar College
Jack Dempsey
Department of Commerce
United Sta
Fiaynes
Genter Wy Ashworth
Customa
Government Holds To Its Theory On 20 Missing Ships
Washington July 6 Government officials stand by a theory that 20 missing ships disappeared due to unknown causes. A coordination meeting among the safe department coast guard navy and department of commerce yielded little new evidence. The investigation centers on the Deering child bottle finding and church Hymns as odd clues while authorities refuse to disclose current locations of two missing children.
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Washington
Poe
Uda
Department
Coast Guard
Navy
Department of Lommerce
Stratford Stratsport Opens New Officials and Local News
The Openuck tribe of Red fen installed officers with H. T. Wellington as Prophet and Ray H. Coe as searcher. Edward Franck named junior sagamore and Edward Manchester joins police force. Ivy meets at Lovell Tour building. several locals visiting family, including Antoinette Carpenter in Schenectady and Leila Welles in New York City. Funeral services held for William S Russell in Norwich at Jugson Place, with burial at Union Cemetery. Louis Waldham buried at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Red Fen
Prophet
H. T. Wellington
Sarcher
Ray H. Coe
Sagamore
FB. Benedict
Junior Sagamore
Edward Franck
M. Knapp
0. Peterson
Henry Grittin
B. Dietz
A S. Can
A. Hart
Wiliam Westman
P. Beardsley
Casey
Willizam Hopton
Carpenter
Schenectady
Jelen Follet
Benoklyn
N.Y
Academy Fn
Margaret Beach
Lmstreat
John R. Ta
New York City
Warwick, Avenue
Thomas I. Monze
George
Housatonic Avenue
Bantam Lake
W. G Williams
New York State
Leila Welles
Elpha Silliman
Elm Street
Waldhaus
Russel
William S Russell
Norwich
Jugson Place
Union Cemetery
Louis Waldham
Cornwall Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Village raft event at Myrtle Beach draws visitors
Suburban notes from Walnut Beach report boys of The Same Neatle Cottage at Myrtle Beach launched their raft yesterday. Visitors include Peter Tozai a New York State Bar member visiting Sun Hast Broadway with parents. Numerous summer arrivals and cottage guests from New York Brooklyn Bridgeport and Philadelphia frequent Walnut Beach and Myrtle Beach resorts.
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Myrtle Beach
Eluh
Peter Tozai
New York
Sun Hast Broadway
Clifford Whitham
William
Ryan
Bridgeport
Mra M. Whelan
Lyne
Walnut Beach
Iss Hiepnor Ryan
Emily
Freitag
Merrisen
Miss . Breitag
Harrison
New York City
Ll. Baron
Brookyn
Prost
Tasn Ino
Taboske Ana von
Lilian Burkhardt
Ann Mueller
Gertrude Prank
Hartford
Brows
Bacon
Tom Pelletere
Jimuobi
Wis. Marke
Mra
Ruebenstein
Boston
Weinle
Brooklyn
Charlee Rose
Banks
New Forkerty
Ely White
Springhels
Mass
William Dourh
Springfeld
Mias Halen Burns
Sermaun
Cenn
Solna Onlean
Maga
Guatiore Lafleur
Euests
William Selby
Newark Cottage
Children Sight Program at Lio Grange July 8
The Trumbull community event lists a variety of performances including songs recitations and readings by local residents. After the entertainment, cake and cream will be served. Ernest Nelson and Fiery motored from Southbury. a local accident is noted involving Charles Kuviz.
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Lio Grange
Uest
Tele Berger
Ether Fuller
Olmiete
Teter
Bolo
Harmar Zreckmoler
Raynolds
Dicker
Florence
Bridgeport
Mero
Feed Rernohis
fTmuphter
Elisaeeth
Bora Wyre
Rank Wells
Herat
Stratford Town Meeting Votes On Special Tax fund
A town meeting in Stratford discussed a special tax fund aimed at raising funds to defray expenses of the upcoming election on July 13. The session reviewed the financial needs and the potential impact on town finances.
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Milford Officials Find Oyster River Bridge Safe
Milford officials report an engineering check on the Oyster River bridge linking two townships found the structure sound with only minor eastern abutment repairs needed. The Milford side is in good condition. the Jamestown side foundation shows settled but easily strengthened to withstand traffic. The report followed an investigation amid rising shore traffic concerns.
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Jay
Jrange
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New Haven
Willontinue
Mabel Hutchinson
Catherine Wilson
Gladys Evans
Jeanette Robinson
Theo Askam
Laura Chamberlain
Devon
Bistore of Mercy
Lauralton Hall
Jesult Fathers
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Finance
Methodist Church
Edith Whitcomb
Claude Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Metoaka Council
Redmen's Hall
Belcher
Posohontas
Wyota Council
Bridgeport
J. B. ‘Cline
Pocohontey
Metoaka
Chester Whitney
Carrie Pudlholts
Teail
Norwalk
Metoaka Counell
Wetoma Council of
Stratford
Larkin House
Worl
Worl Trumbull Seach, Are Mr, and Are Wm Sein
Siegle-Cowner, Inc
New York
Anson S Hopkins
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Hartfordoward
Keeney
Equitable
Lifa Insurance Company
W. J. Switeer
P. A. Berry
John C. Lynch
Alon Wi Urrumputt Avenue
Louis Lewin
Unemployment Meeting Draws Local Crowd and Parade
About 250 attend a meeting organized by World War Veterans and Carpenters to protest unemployment. A parade from Parl Avenue to Seaside Park preceded talks at the hall, with roughly 100 marching participants and several speakers addressing the crowd.
Yake Horsford’s Acid Minsphate Drink Alleges Nerve Relief
A brief wartime era item notes Yake Horsford’s Acid Minsphate marketed as a nerve steadier. A tone drink product claims to tone the nerves and provide vigor, reflecting period marketing language and health claims of the era.
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