Deserter Turner Arrested at Local Station
Frederick H. Turner, believed deserter from training at Camp Lee Virginia, was arrested yesterday in the city by Patrolman Michael Pressney and John Brennan. Turner was held at police headquarters on bonds of 3000 awaiting word from military authorities. he had been riding the bumpers from Camp Lee to the city.
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Frederick H. Turner
Camp Lee
Virginia
Poe
Turner
Michael Pressney
John Gd. Brennan
Turner Bean
Imp Lee
Greatly Exaggerated Clothes Theft Believed Local Camp Involved
George Tetalone of a clothing firm claims a rocker at the park villa in the city was used to remove his garments during a late Wednesday night incident. He reported no clothes in his locker at the bath house after bathing and finding them missing. City officials returning from Camp Locke training were busy handling matters and Mayor Wilson, City Clerk Habinson, and others diverted by the event while Tetalone sought replacements.
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George Tetalone
Euitns and
Bassiek Company
Camp Locke
Niantie
Clio
Wilson
Ithose
J. Alex LH. Habinson
Conn River Drownings Mount as Hartford Sees Fifth Fatality
Hartford papers report John Grady of 110 Standish street likely the fifth drowning in the Connecticut River within a week. Clothing found on the river bank was identified as Grady's by his brother. Police direct a search for the body. Three local boys on Charles street drowned Saturday and a young colored man drowned Monday night.
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Hartford
John Grady
Standish Street
Connecticut
Grady
Charles Street
Arresting Hemorrhage and New War Coagulant Kocher
An article explains coagulation stopping hemorrhage, with pressure, ligatures, and styptics. It highlights coagulen, a Kocher invention, proposed for battlefield use and family medical kits, noting limited domestic deployment and future impact. It also reports a cruelty to animals case against Joseph Mijak and details about the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kocher
Berne
Henrye of Navy Dies in France of Anthrax
Joseph Henrye of Holyoke Mass receives word from the Navy department that fireman second class Frito Jacob Henrye died in France of anthrax. Enlisted December at Cannon Street station, he had worked as a dropforger in Holyoke before service. He was 24 and survived by his father, a brother in the Signal Corps, and two sisters.
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Frito Jacob Henyro
France
Joseph Henrye
Holyoke
Mass
Navy Department
Henrye
Navy
Cannon Street
Orchard Street
Albert Henrye
Signal Corps
Koelig Fined $10 After Knife Incident on East Side
Jacob Koelig of 253 Harriet Street was arrested Wednesday night after he began chasing several young men who mockingly told him to go home. He was charged with carrying concealed weapons and fined $10 plus costs when arraigned in City Court yesterday morning. It was alleged he drew a large pocket knife during the incident.
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Payer Weld
Crusepy
Joseph Mijak
Bird Street
Secrererdl
Alexander Vowell
Frescoe Teague
Mijak
Pha Ad
Whiter Street
Howell
Koelig
Jacob Koelig
Harriet Street
Ast
Costa
Thin people urged to take phosphate for fuller health
An old advertisement claims excess thinness stems from starved nerves and that organic phosphate, marketed as bitro-Phosphate, can supply missing nutrients. It promises rapid weight gain, improved energy, and brighter eyes, while warning against use by those not seeking fattening results.
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Hartigan
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