Milford Police Change to 8 Hour Day and New Dispatch Plan
Milford voters learn a police commission decision implements an 8 hour day for all regular officers starting Saturday. School traffic duty remains. Walnut Beach precinct closes April 1 with a central call box to replace it. Sergent Henry GallbrENER will supervise. Also noted is a donation to the American Legion Auxiliary and D A R attendance at a state conference led by Milford leaders and guests.
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Milford
Walnut Beach
Davon
Sergent
Henry Gallbrenner
Helene Y. Putney
American Legion Auxiliary
Tiaac Ross
Fort Trumbull Beach
M. Cohen
New York City
ML Alford
Freelove Baldwin Stow
DA. R
Anderson Starts 400000 Campaign for League Fund
New York March 11 William H Anderson superintendent of the anti-saloon league launched a campaign for a 100000 freedom fund to keep the league independent of John D Rockefeller Sr and Tin He said the money would refill a depleted treasury after Rockefeller support waned and faded from the league coffers
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
William H. Anderson
Anderson
League
Rockefellers
Real prehistoric monsters in film show evolution
New York March 1 Raymond Ditmars curator at Bronx Zoo leads a six reel film Evolution using living reptiles as prehistoric monsters. The project, approved by the American Museum of Natural History, aims to portray evolution neutrally with elaborate camouflages and mechanical effects.
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New York
Raymond Br. Ditmars
Bronx Zoological Park
Ditmars
American Museum of Nature History
Mae
Arger Musseums
Dimar
Ditmarsangarts
Mr. Ditmars
Six Year Old Boy With Three Sets of Teeth
Newark report describes six year old Joseph De Tiasma whose mouth holds three rows of teeth. Dentists noted first row baby teeth second row permanent teeth and a third set that could resemble a shark’s grin if not removed. X rays confirmed the unusual dental arrangement and treatment began.
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Newark
Joseph de Tiasma
Horse Drawn Hearse Leads Kentucky Funeral Cortege
In Qpo ut eville Kentucky a horse drawn hearse headed a funeral procession of mourner laden cars for Mrs Lucy Rust 72 of Fairmount who refused to ride in an automobile and requested a parse drawn hearse be used at her burial. A hearse was found at Mount Washington and brought to the scene bearing her body.
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Qpoutevilde
Lucy Rust
Fairmount
Mount Washington
Rust
Police raid gambling resorts. 15 arrested in two operations
Early yesterday morning police raided two gambling resorts, the Tenth District Democratic Club at 473 Barnum Avenue and the Astor House at 154 John Street. Fifteen men were arrested. bonds ranged from 50 to 200 dollars. Names include Harry Ryan and John Downing, among others, with some released on bond and others held.
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Tenth District
Barnum Avenue
Astor House
John Street
Harry Ryan
Walcett Street
Hiss
Harry Wade
East Main Street
Edward Conway
Putnam Street
Edward Maggiore
Cedar Street
William Martin
Admirers planning museum in his memory in Harrisburg
The Roosevelt Memorial association chaired by Governor Pinchot outlined plans to spread the life message of Theodore Roosevelt. They will compile writings for schools, prepare a Roosevelt biography, establish a museum at his birthplace, and assemble a Memorial library of manuscripts and full articles.
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Warrisburg
Theodoor Roosevelt
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Memorial Association
Fairfield Man Cuts Highway Trees Charged
Bert Edwards of Fairfield Woods allegedly felled trees on the Fairfield Woods road near Black Rock turnpike. Constable Elwood reports about 10 cords of wood cut as residents complain of winter tree cutting. Edwards to face Town court for destroying trees on public highways. four juvenile cases listed for the same session.
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Fairfield
Bert Edwards
Airfield Woods
A. R. Edwood
Elwood
Fairfield Woods
Black Rock
Edwards
Kato Bold Now But to Quit as Iap Diet Ends
March 11 report from Tokyo notes Premier Kato and his Cabinet resisting calls to resign amid a rift with the Privy Council. The Diet’s early weeks failed to force leadership changes as tensions over a China treaty and post office withdrawals persist.
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Kato
Torelo
Baron Kato
Kate
Poo
Privy Council
Count Uchida
Japan
Wate
China
Counci
Peking
Uchida
Seiyukin
Mim Iry
Seiyukai
Final tribute to Ward Island victims in New York
City and nation honored the Ward Island Insane Asylum fire victims with funeral services for twenty deceased at Bellevue Hospital chapel. Only Pate Tappas was identified. the others burned beyond recognition. His casket, draped with the Stars and Stripes, was carried to Evergreen Cemetery.
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New York
Island Insane Asylum
Tventy
Bellevue Hospital
Pate Tappas
Fommer
Galsson
Evergreen Cemetery
Rum Runners Nabbed by New York Police
Police exchanged shots with six men on Riverside Drive near 139th Street and North River as officers intercepted a motor launch transferring a cargo of liquor to a truck. Six arrested, forty-two cases seized, truck recovered, boat disappeared after forty cases were thrown overboard. No injuries. All six released on $406 bonds for examination March 19.
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New York
Tresidenta
Riverside Drive
139Th Street
North River
Kidney Pills Promise Quick Kidney Relief Tone Up Advertisement
Distressed kidneys cause backache rheumatic pains and a firing feeling. Foley Kidney Pills claim to tone up the kidneys and quickly relieve kidney and bladder trouble. Ad says Forey’s products and Laverty Drug Stores sell the pills.
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Forey's
Laverty Drug Stores
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Munyon’s
Scranton
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland Sewing Machine Club
Royal
Ratine Voiles
Howland Dry Goods
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