Three Bitten by Dogs Treated at City Hospital
Three persons bitten by dogs and two young men with forehead lacerations after a head on basketball collision were treated at City Emergency Hospital. Patients included Alfred Korblei Frank Samiy of 218 Hamilton Avenue and Arthur Fage of 124 Housh Avenue. Also treated were Stanley Beeman, 94 Central Street, and Judson on North Avenue with bites and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Korble i Frank 3Faniy
Hamilton Avenue
Arthur Fage
Housh Avenue
Cway
Maviro
Page
Stanley Beeman
Central
Judson
North Avenue
Charles Gree
Housatonic Avenue
Hite
Threats in Allied Ultimatum Fails
A fragmented wartime note questions Allied threats on the eve of a new administration. The text hints at President Tarding's stance on London decisions and the German public’s hopes for conciliatory influence amid tense negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarding
London
Premier Scores German Delegates
A German delegation faced sharp questions and angry commentary as officials criticized foreign rhetoric. Berlin signals planned moves via Berlin directives. Belgian and French forces already control bridgeheads near Duisburg and Düsseldorf, with full occupation imminent.
Gallagher Wins Elks Election Amid Citywide Hype
Gallagher leads in one of the most heated Elks elections in city fraternal history. Boosters used cars to rally support as Australian ballots enabled rapid voting from 6 to 9. Gallagher’s backers cite his year as exalder ruler, noting funds raised for building projects, while critics push for Mayor Wilson aligned candidates to advance to higher office.
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Mad Ryler
William P
FP. T. Wei Ae
Spon
Gallagher
Wilson
Tomb of Eve Shrine Near Jeddah Notable For Length
A mile north of Jeddah lies the tomb of Eve described as a Mohammedan shrine and a monument famed for its great length, with claims that Eve was very tall. The text reflects a traditional view of the site as a notable ancient burial monument.
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Jeddah
Eve
Traditio
Tolls Bill May Be Withdrawn From Page One
Debated tolls on Washington and New London bridges stirs Stratford Milford and Bridgeport figures. Senators Brooks and Garrick advocate keeping tolls or replacing them with state funding. merchants and residents warn tolls threaten business and traffic.
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Washington Bridge
Devon
Milford
Bridgeport
Chomas
New Haven
Darby
New London
Worwiel
Graton
John N. Brooks
Maine
Stratford
Woodmont
Laurel
Weington
Earle
Garrick
San Washington
Connecticut
Bridrenart
Anit
Moreure
Woodry
Alihard
Henry Sherwood
Westport
New London Bridge
Sherwood
Westport Bridge
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Bridsemer
City Bridge
John ¥. Caldwell
Baldwin
Brooks
Fairfield
Beardsley
Brown
Seward B. Price
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Price
Chamber of Commerce
Stevenson
Mitchell Dalry Company
M. Quinn
M. Quinn and Company
Charles Vaughn
Neuss & Vaughn
Alfred Pax
Katherine Yarborough
Wood & Yarborough
A. Rothers
D. M. Head and Company
Richard Staples
James Staples and Company
Richard Op
Hediey Furniture Company
A. Mackenzie
London
Saybrook Bridge
Groton
Ernest Rogers
Over 11 Million Pennies Collected By Woman's Relief
A church women’s relief effort reports 119,884 pennies collected from mite boxes and 2,097,204 with war relief funds, a rise of 700,295 pennies this year. Funds supported North India missions and local institutions including_ports Rien and Mangas City, with key officers listed in the annual conference report.
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Wilcamfo
Maret
Methodispistopal
Ata
HL & Warle
North India
Thire
North East
Obin Fuar
Ghicagy
Willy Fay
Sevangiscu
Ports Rien
Mangas City
Prainine School
Tien
Ifgnesr
Yorty
Wilbur PL Thirkield
Cambridge
Mass
Leonard Woodruft
Allendale
D. Db. Thompson
Evanston, UI
Ward Platt
Fist Aurora
Fishermen Quit Newfoundland as Herring Crop Fails
Newfoundland fishermen abandon fishing due to a poor herring crop and low prices. The total catch fell to about half the previous years, as cod and other catches dropped in value. Emigration rises with 3,000 workers cut in iron industries and mill shutdowns unable to absorb displaced labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
ST. Jobns
Canada
United States
Island
Labrador
Iran Imines
Alone in the Jungle Describes Fearful Silence
English traveler Mrs. Clementi warns that solitude in jungle silence is alarming as unseen forces seem to watch. She notes the forest’s uncanny noises, the taboons, and a din filling the air that makes direction hard to discern and nerves tingle in the great valley.
Sprouted Grains and Bridges in Free-Toll Debate
The article discusses sprouted grains as digestible staples offering vitamins and substitutes for costly foods. It then covers a debate on tolls for a bridge linking New London and Groton, with officials urging free bridges and Senator MacDonald backing toll-free policy, leaving final action to the general assembly.
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New Fondon
Grotom
Newlondon
Finance Board
Wridge
Groton
London Bridge
Board of Control
Sail
MacDonald
Senate
Can- Neaulout
General Assembly
Wilson Regime Concludes Service
The piece notes transitions in the Wilson era ending as Harding circles into power. It details meetings with Ward, Knox, Daugherty set to be attorney general, Weeks named secretary of war, and Lodge as Republican Senate leader. It reports Harding’s White House plans and inaugural atmosphere including Dent and Christian joining as private secretary.
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Congress
Wardnng
Knoxty M. Daugherty
John W. Weeks
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
O'Clack
Harding
Champ Clack
Lunbor
Seine
Jews Warn of Pogrom if Bolshevik Regime Falls
New York publisher Albert Boni, after returning from Moscow, predicts that if the Bolshevik government topples, Jews in Russia would face pogroms and deaths. He cites white Russian circles in Berlin and émigrés fearing anti semitic swell and links it to possible foreign intervention.
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Russia
Albert Boni
New York
Bosco
Boni
Moscow
New York Ct
Berlin
Sis
Vamely
Weather outlook brings much colder conditions inland
The disturbance over Ontario moved to the St Lawrence Valley and brought rapidly rising pressure and much colder weather east of the Mississippi. Rain was reported in the mid Atlantic and New England within the last 24 hours. Friday and Saturday will be much cooler for the Atlantic states with generally clearing skies east of the Mississippi. Strong west and northwest winds are expected off the Atlantic coast with clearing weather Friday. Observations from New Haven and other stations show varied cloud cover with generally eastward trend to drier air.
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New Land
New York
Ontario
St. Lawrents Valley
Mississippi River
Miteie Atlantia
New England
Mississippi
Atlantic States
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
At & m
New Wheaven
Bar
Wea
Atlantic City
Clear Bleek Island
Buffalo
Singinnatl
Senarally
Nantucket
New Haven
New Orleans
New Yorks
Fairfield Avenue Property Owners Oppose 12 Ft Line
West City hearing on a 12 foot building line along Fairfield Avenue drew protests from property owners led by Aaron Goldfarb Joseph Lebovich and Joseph Tonlbis who warned the 12 foot limit would shave 449 feet from frontages and cause substantial damages. Claims ranged to 37,000 to 314,900 with others at 4,000 or 2,000 while officials consider abandoning or trimming the plan at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Inealy
Dall
Fairfeld Avenue
Lior
Clinton Avenue
Clinton and
Field Avenues
Aaron Goldfarb
Joseph A. Lebovich
Joseph Tonlbis
Pairk Bvp
Stephen
Morn
Esther Goldfarb
Mastin Hopkins
H.W. Spasner
Crowe
Ixvatz
Annie Schwartz
Cherry Street
Bridgeport Wietsl Goods Company
Hr Mn
Common Council
DRAIN ON FORESTS
Three fifths of the original timber in the United States has been used and the nation now consumes timber at a rapid pace. The article warns of dwindling wood stocks and escalating demand impacting forests and future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tim
Notice to file claims on Ford delivery car
Theodore Klatsey and Anthony Detuzal of 43 Prank St appear in a damaged notice regarding a Ford delivery car from the wartime period. Claims should be filed by interested parties against the listed individuals and vehicle details as provided in the legible fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kiatpeky
Ifi
Anthony Detuzal
Anthony Detuxzi
Theodore Klatsey
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City
Baleans
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Resinol
Cornelis
Lilaud
Germany
Savoy
Sion
Universal Service
Simons
Eversandy
Duisberg
Tusseldorf
Unis
Elks
TB. Grove
Tbe
W & J Sloane
Fifth Avenue
47Th Street
York
Sloane Vacuum Cleaner
U. S
Pratts Poultry Regulator
America
Ike Mr. John
Mario
Pratts
Bia
Pratt Food CO
Toronto
Woman’s Relief
Contingent Page Co
Sansazion
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Fairfield Avenue
Brockton
LEE Brothers Furniture CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Bale
J.c.neuhoff
Dillon Bridgeport
Leabing
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