Widow Denied Work Injury Claim for Camerons Widow
Samuel Cameron aged 39 of Falrtat4 died April 11 from blood poisoning that followed a work injury. Compensation Commissioner Edward T Buckingham ruled Cameron’s widow Anna R. Cameron is not entitled to compensation under the Workman’s Compensation Act. He was an employee of W Mainhead & Sun company.
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Samuel Cameron
Edward T Buckingham
Cameron
Anna
Nail
W Mairhead & Sun Company
Wis
Prescription for Colds Grippe Flu Dengue and Malaria
A short note describes a remedy labeled for a range of illnesses including colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. The fragment hints at a medical kit or preparation intended to treat diverse tropical and febrile diseases.
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Esrm
Nail Shifts Cause of Bank Cavern Death Examined
Hearings before Commissioner Buckingham reviewed Cameron’s death after a nail pierced his heel at the Mechanics and Farmers Bank vault. No infection at the entry point. rapid poisoning developed from knee area. Experts debated injury versus infection as cause. Doctors Gardner Sugtin Godfrey supported injury possibility. LeBaron Peters testified post mortem showed no infection at entry.
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Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Buckingham
Cameron
Charles W
Gardner
Emil 8
Sugtin
Charles Godfrey
Tr WH
LeBaron Peters
Samuel Retch
Urama
Gate
Camerons
Ear growth predicted in modern city residents says expert
An eminent Vienna car specialist claims that the noise and clamor of modern city life are creating a race of elephant-eared men and women. He bases his prediction on measurements of patients' ears over the last thirty years, noting a gradual increase in ear size.
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Mfe
Vienna
Playsloan
Gypsies Held After Stratford Trust Co Theft
Stratford July 21 special report two young gypsy women were arrested in Worcester after a theft of 600 dollars from Stratford Trust Company. A male companion was held. the trio faced $2,600 bonds each. Police traced a high powered Indiana car to the suspects and said extradition to Stratford would follow if identified. The case was kept quiet to avoid alerting the thieves.
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Stratford
Tao Mypsy
Stratford Trust Company
Werd
Worcester
Maas
Titlas
Indiana
Wihant PB Nichols
Laem
Lene Carrer
Margarita Carambas
Madic
Manville Stan
Frank Cranger
Worcester Trafic Squad
N Chels
Stratford Department
Granger
Stratford Polics
Bold bank robbery described by Worcester police
Nine days after the alleged robbery the Worcester police recounts a bold theft at a bank. Two women entered the bank with one distracting staff while the other concealed a bundle of money in her clothing and escaped quickly. Chief Nichols seeks the arrest of the suspects Syapales.
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Worcester
Nichols
Sypales
Bus Owners Drop Fight With State On Earnings
Connecticut bus owners end their challenge to state taxes for the first half year after a Wednesday meeting in Hartford. Grey Line grossed about 240000 for the first year, paying roughly 7180 in tax. Trumbull line grossed 22000. Hartford New London line earned over 200000 last year with nearly 7000 in tax. Interstate operators continue suit seeking exemption under the interstate commerce act. Patrick Healey says association maintains no right to tax for half year, while recognizing the state may deserve some deference on highway benefits.
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Connecticut
Tastford
Grey Line
Trumpull Rus
Ctty
Trumbull
New York
Patrick ¥. Healey
Motor Stage Association
Republicans Meet as Women Of District Gather In Huntington
Over 100 Republican women gathered at Mrs John B Russ home in Huntington for a district event. Speakers included Mrs Wallace N Mitchell and Mrs Henry Leroy Lewis with remarks on governance and home life. Attendees from nine towns and guests from nearby cities joined in the caucus style gathering with mentions of Shelton and other communities.
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Huntington
John B. Russ
Huntington Republican Club
William K Mix
Monroe
Russ
Shelton
Mitchell
Wallace N Mitchell
State Central Committee
Newtown
Henry Leroy Lewis
Fairfield County Republican Women's Club
State Board of Education
John H. Hill
Stratford
Monros
Fairfield
Westport
Trumbull
Redding
Danbury
Bethel
Bridgeport
G. O P
Finnette
Nichols
H Willard Fleck
Fairfield County Republican Women's Association
Benjamin Bentley
Weils Hollow
Easton
Mary Frances Bentley
George Bradbury
Nichols Avenue
Coventry
James Kelly
James Jr
Brooklyn
Floyd Booth
Ripton Street
Misa Florence Lattin
Wella Hollow
New York
William Rauer
Charles Wi Goldapink
Cedar Beach
William Rau
US Navy
Frederick Hall
Shelten Avenue
Eleven items slated for Fairfield town meeting agenda
Fairfield voters will discuss eleven items at the town meeting next Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Roger Ludlowe High School gym. Topics include Post Road route, sidewalk needs, lane elimination at Grasmere Ave junction, land gift from Annie B Jennings, right of way across town property to Ludlowe road, a new $83,000 school bonds issue at 4.5 percent and rescinding an $83,000 bond at 4 percent, installation of new fire hydrants, and town court expense appropriations. Also on the docket are map filing actions by Town Plan commission and settlement of a Superior court action by Kata A B Jennings and Arthur C Jennings regarding property boundaries in Southport. The warning is signed by First Selectman Burr, Second Selectman Hall, and Third Selectman O Dwyer.
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Fairfield
Roger Ludlowe High School
Grasmere Avenue
Post Road
Grassmere Improvement Association
Misa Annie B. Jennings
Powder House
Board of Selectmen
Ludlowe Road
Wairflel Land Improvement Company
Town Plan Commission
Superior Court
Kata A. B. Jennings
Arthur C. Jennings
Southport
Willnw Street
Harbor Road
Mill River
Southport Harbor
First Selectman
Frederick A Burr
Second Selectman
Stanley Hall
Third Selectman
Wiliam O'Dwyer
Lougheran Risks Match Set for 19 Round Bouts with Risko
Boston promoters announced a July 30 nineteen round bout featuring Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia against Johnny Risko of Cleveland, set by the Queensboro A. C. for the city.
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Boston
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Queensboro A. C
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