Sailors Arrested On Conspiracy Charges
Two sailors, RF Wells and William S. Smith of Philadelphia, were arrested by federal agents at the request of the Shipping Board Bureau of Investigation. They were held awaiting articles from Washington and were signed to the steamer Davidson County, now in dock.
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Department of Justice Agenta
Shipping Board Bureau of Investles Ten
Ewalting Arilers
Washington
Davidson County
RF. Wells
Wil Lam S. Smith
Paradelphia & Phila
Prest
Raid at Blind Tiger Nets Stills and Liquor
In New London a raid led by Captain George Neent and officers Charles Yer ing and John Muter recovered more than 160 gallons of wine 100 sallons of mash stills presses and other equipment. Paul Brino and Nicholas DePma of Thames Street appeared in town court and were bond ed $800 each for trial next Monday on Volstead Act violations.
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New London
Caprtain
George Neent
Odicens
Charles Yeringen
John Muteh
Paul Brino
Thames Street
Nicholas DePsma
Thames Stress
Theoblation World Language Share Across Chinese Dialects
A fragment notes that roughly one third of the oblations to the world’s deities involve Chinese and related dialects. The sentence appears garbled, making precise meaning unclear. It references language use or offerings tied to Chinese dialects in a broad, undefined context.
Lake Stabilizer Would Have Prevented Crash
In a Congress discussion on disabled soldiers, Rep Schuyler Merritt cited a May 28 Indian Head crash that killed all aboard a Curtis Eagle ambulance plane. He read a Bridgeport inventor Christopher J. Lake letter proposing a stabilizer to keep airplanes upright and safer, urging public release of the invention.
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Congress
Schuyler ‘Merritt
Stamford
Indian Head
Curtis Eagle
Christopher d. Lake
Bridgeport
Merritt
Aly
Senate
Dhat
Bridgenet
Merritt Pala
Christopher J. Lake
Mr. Lake
C. W. Trowell
Aeronautical Society of America
Howell
Air
Yerritt
Lake
John Golden Reported Dying After Rapid Decline
June 6 report from Sew Foris says John Golden president of the United Textile Workers remains critically ill after weeks of breakdown. Doctors note his condition has deteriorated rapidly in the past day and a half.
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Sew Foris
John Golden
United Texile Workers
Phyatelans
Mothers rescued by nurses in hospital fire
Newburyport Mass June 6 Associated Press nurses rescued inmate patients including two mothers with newborn babies during a fire at the hospital. Several patients were led to fire escapes. All escaped uninjured.
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Newburyport
Mass
Associated Press
Tean ‘Herpital
Ypathic Hospital
All Building Crafts Strike in Springfield
Springfield Mass reports a citywide strike by all building crafts as funding trades employers association imposes a 15 cent cut per hour. The action affects carpenters masons electricians and plasterers with the date noted as June in the report.
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Springfield
Mass
Funding Trades Employers Association
New Britain Man Elected State German Catholic Head
The 37th annual convention of the state German Catholic societies concluded in New Britain with Engelbert Miller elected president. The group voted to hold the next convention in Waterbury and set June as the meeting month.
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New Hayes
Engelbert Miller
New Britain
Waterbury
Before and After Childbirth Aid by Lydia E. Pinkham’s
A testimonial from Mrs. Carric Williams of Overpeck Ohio praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief after childbirth. The ad claims long standing use across the United States, presenting the product as a standard remedy for irregularities backache and nervousness and urges readers to publish the note to help others.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Carric ‘Williams
Overpeck
Ohio
Lydia Brinkham
United States
Head of First National to Attend Convention
Edmund SetForte, president of the First National Bank, will represent Bridgeport at the eighth annual convention of the England Bartters association to be held at Swampscott, Mass, on Friday.
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First National
Edmund SetForte
First National Bank
Bridgeport
Ingland Barters’ Association
Swampscott
Maas
Swat the Fly Health Drive Urges Control
Health Department urges action to kill disease carrying house flies. It cites rapid reproduction with a female laying 140 eggs per batch and six generations in five weeks, potentially spreading billions of germs. Experts warn that breeding in filth, garbage, and compost accelerates disease transmission and extinction of the fly is seen as vital to reducing sickness.
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Roger Grey
Neith
Feese Slasky
William Demille
Lois Wilson
Wack Holt
Conrad Naget
Big Bob Jim
HAUL
Edward Stanisicti
Five Beautiful Girls
Cooper and Title
Chief Pinche Fur
Tendehon Pathe
Seeciass
Hee Chaplin
Jack Dempsey
Doug
Fairbanks
West End
Clara Kimball Young i “Hush
America
Otis Skinner
Ehnor Fair
Rosemary Theby
Hamilton Revelle
Kismet
Cort
Esa Henry Baron
OO I Terry
Tynan
Main
Charles Sts
Rex Beal
Basil King
Toy
Buster Keaton
Eva Novak
Rease
East Lynne
Park City Theatre
Brooklawn
Langdon
Dance
Fairfield
M C
Quilty
Schneider
Park Ave
Eninge
Jerusalem
Gerius Hishmeh
Salvation Army Citadel
Elm Street
Capisin Plisameh
Storissamon
Good Shepherd
C.J. Lake
Brieny
Schuyter
Merritt Soan
John
B. Storrs
Mrs. Williams
UE Ese
Fefel Telnet
Bea
Rockwell & Co
Hugh J. Koenig
Mgr
James Horan
Main & Bank Sts
Swat
The
Fly” Health Department
Seuss
Sige
the Vincent Bags. CO
Barnum
U.S. Public Health Service
Boston
Maes
Mitchell Dairy Co
Grove St
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