Bethel Town Faces Smallpox Vaccination Standstill
Bethel residents refuse access to the community house for a mass meeting protesting Star Health Commissioner St John T Black’s order for compulsory vaccination. More than 300 locals gathered on the state highway to condemn the mandate and seek outside physicians to manage quarantined cases.
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Bethel
Star Commissioner of Health
St. John T. Black
Conmmunity House
Black
Albert J. Magnus
Judge Cady Rel Mores
Terry
CG Bennett Short
Anthony A. Gorman
John Macnmss
Beyan
Ty. Black
Bethe
Dn HK
Moora Athe
Bleck
Dr. Black
Tig
Explosion at U S Legation in Sofia Caused by Bomb
The U S legation in Sofia suffered shattered windows and damage from an evening bomb. No injuries were reported as the chancery area was unoccupied. Official notes confirm a bomb caused the blast with police investigations under way. Also noted is the death of Dr Homer B Smith, a former major in France who led a Boston government hospital.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Charles $. Whson
Wilset
Washington
Messiae
Kinte Department
Wilsor
Associated Press
Legmon At & Or
Chancery
Legation
Lancaster
Homer B. Smith
France
Government Hospital
Hegeury
Boston
Milford to Open Vaccination Clinic
Milford will open a vaccination clinic on March 12 to curb the smallpox epidemic. Health officer We. W. 8. Pte ney stated a free vaccination will be offered at the Devon A. OC on Tuesday afternoon and following days from 2 o'clock.
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Milford
Loral
Devon A. OC
Beardsley Park golf fees and plans discussed by golfers
A Beardsley Park course plan was debated at the American theatre with a proposed fee structure: 6 yearly family membership, 3 yearly individual, and 25 cents daily for transients. The club would be free to schoolchildren and others until 2 pm on weekdays, with Saturday hours until noon, and no free Sundays or holidays. The meeting, led by Al Burdick with over 100 attendees, also formed a committee to organize a new Leardslay Pack Golf association and consider a donation of land in East Main for a future course development. Slow-motion golf form reels featured players Hutchison and Barres.
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Fea
Beardsley Park
American Theatre
Couray
Schoolenlidian
Board of Recreation
al Burdick
Muet, Ig
Leardslay Pack
Apyulmcog
Orsanfenien
Mare
Upper East Main
Marcel
Board of Aldermen
Board of
Jack Hutchison
Jim Barres
Tohannesburg
South
Afton
Maron
Proms
Geeneral
J. le van Deven
Gehertal Conrad _ Brits
Johannesburg
Fanian Steuts
Tos Rand
Inpnar Potchefstroom
Imoat
Fordsburg
Capetown
Durant
Persopm
Bloomfonte
Purdy Story Details Suicide Attempt and Love Triangle
Mrs. Gladys Purdy recalls attempting suicide at the Hotel Chariton in New Haven after a failed romance with Francis Gamble. She says she married Arthur Purdy at 16, left him a year ago, and found love with Gamble, leading to her act as police investigated her past and family connections in Torrington and New Haven.
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Gladys Purdy
New Haven
Arthur Purdy
Brongl
Cho
Purdy
Chariton
Ashe
Francis 7
Gamble
Gamble-Diamond Com
Myrtle
Inorrington
Torrington Gompany
Torrington
Riley
Garwinton
Gladys
Fair Weather At Seaside Park Beckons Spring
With spring nearly here crowds flocked to Seaside Park as pleasant weather drew residents outdoors. The boulevard and downtown streets were lively with crowds, cars, and family outings. A modest warming trend is forecast for the coming days with improving temperatures.
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Anon
Willer
Orher
Streens
Seaside Park
Crisis in Athens Cabinet Sparks Liberal Uncertainty
March 12 report from London on the Athena correspondent for the Exchange Telegraph describes the Gounaris cabinet’s resignations and a proclaimed crisis. It notes it is unlikely the Liberals will run the whole government.
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Lonpon
Athena Corresponden
Exchange Telegraph Company
Gounaris
Baby Volcano Shows Signs of Activity
A report from Sucio City notes Punocatapet crater activity near Puebla. An exploration crew says the volcano exhibits typical signs of ignition, including plume and minor tremors, following a survey by investigators on site. The details remain uncertain due to translation errors in the original dispatch.
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Susxico City
Punocatapet
Puebla
Pergons
Mellon Concedes Bonus Inevitable and Urges Sales Tax
Secretary Mellon concedes a soldiers' bonus is inevitable and urges funding by a sales tax. He warns against long loans and banks bearing the cost, favoring a safe tax to finance the scheme while noting substantial future costs. He cautions the burden cannot be avoided by taxpayers if a bonus is imposed.
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Mellon
Washington, Margh Mn
Treasury
Gia
Ian Sotter
Perdner
House
Congress Tag Enien
Fie Sécretum
Coslanusat
Folawe
Barding
Y Aland
Hanitts
Uir Crissiger
Jealousy Motive Suspected in Slaying of Bridgeport Showman
The case centers on John Theodore Bronen, a famed circus showman linked to Seabreeze Island and Bridgeport, whose murder is thought to stem from envy over earnings and business rivalries. An Atlantic Hotel informant described Bronen as a celebrated showman with pervasive touring plans. investigators note his ties to Seabreeze Island and connections across New England. The report traces Bronen’s life in Camden and Bridgeport and notes the broader notoriety of the sporting crowd surrounding him.
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John Theodore Gbronen
Canden
N. J
Bridgeport
Wis
Atlantic Hotel
Stepplechase Island
Bridgepark Rarmen
Camden
Lheelreus
Mike
Bovehs
Cooreart
New Jersey
New Eneland
Operalimy
Bridgepore
Frakerni
Lve
Gard
LoBrunen
Seavreeve Island
Loweat
Pim
Kerry
Asanssi
Brenda
Lone Island
Adjacen
Brunin
United States
Bridgeport Builders Pride In Homes For War Workers
Bridgeport has spent 11 645 820 on real estate projects over three years to provide substantial and comfortable homes for citizens. In 1949 the city financed 3 325 339 for new homes to house war workers, boosted by 8 295 311 in 1920 and 3 095 170 in 1931 for housing. The city stands ready to allocate similar sums to France mare building projects if needed, with durable, modern dwellings expected to outlast temporary abodes. Fourth of q Series a Articles compiled by members of the Bridgeport Truegram in cooperation with authoritative sources of information.
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Ridgeport
Bridgeport
France Mare
Collins Campaign Day Firearms Highlight Large Carle Rally
Disjointed OCR reports show gunplay and crowd unrest at the opening Collins campaign meeting in Carle. Supporters clash with opponents including MacSwiney backers and Mary MacSwiney factions, while a large turnout gathers despite disturbances and platform smashing.
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Dents OO
Collins
Mary MacSwiney
Igh
Mike Collins
Carle
Coding
McKown
Store cashier shot to death in New York holdup
A clerk at a store on Amsterdam Avenue and 120th Street was shot and killed during a failed holdup. The bandits fled with no loot as bystanders, including Columbia and Barnard students, reacted in the street. The victim, 24, unmarried, a Columbia student, died at the scene.
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New York
Samiel Hadas
Amsterdam
Avenua
120Th Street
Beaity
Shlversy
Columbian University
Whittier Fall
Barnard Peakege
Menachars College
Merce
Coontar
iHadas
Broardway
Prunelr Bandade
Columbia
Bombing Raids Aid Seizure of South African Revolt
Reports from Johannesburg end organize fierce fighting as air bombings hit Brixton and surrounding ridges. Government claims 100 plus killed in one day and 4,500 revolutionists captured at Sophiatown and Bito ridge with troops consolidating gains amid ongoing sniping and commando activity.
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Brunen
Camden
DR. Black
Johannesburg
Associated Press
Sophiatown
Biton Ridge
Brixton
Viceroy of India Denies Rumors of Harmony
Agra March 12 The Earl of Reading Viceroy of India denies rumors of differences with Montagu over non-cooperation. He cites his close dealings with Montagu and says Imperial government fully backs India policy. No foundation for claims government in Britain was hampered.
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Agra
British India
Treasy
Earl of
Reading
Troia
Edwin
Montagu
India
England
Hone
Sithonk
Iatin
Seven Die as Coach Plunges From Trestle in Atlanta Area
Atlanta dispatch reports seven killed and seven more injured when a passenger coach on the Atlanta Birmingham and Alabama Railroad derailed north of Union City. The car fell fifty feet from a trestle into a shallow creek after a wheel burst, as the train halted nearby. Officials listed the dead: T Elmore cashier. J A and B railroad company. W J McIntosh Imperial Hotel New York. J C Driver Roanoke Alabama. W E Johnson Birmingham Alabama. B W Lanier operator Senoia Georgia. I H Etheridge Atlanta. W M Brooks Western Union Telegraph Manchester. The injured were removed to hospitals in the city.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Alabama
Union City
Georgia
Atlanta, Birmingham & Alabama
Arenas
Sv Foy
Reso
Pein
Creek
Teight
T. Elmore
Cashier
Locaath
Jon A
B. Railroad Company
W. J. Mclntogh
Imperial Het
New York City
C. Driver
Roanoke
Ala
E. Johnson
W. Lanier
Senoia
Gis
Rira
I. H
Htheridge
Atlants
Brooks
Western
Union’ ‘Elegraph Company
Manchester
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Beardsley Park Course
Jennings Tract
Fordney
Mellon Nas
Mr. Ordre
Parc Twa
Eee
Honest John
Sea Breeze Island
Bere
Bronen, Taylor and Elwell
Tru
Bringe Por
Truegram Sufi
Iiformadon
TOUT
Free State
tContPued
Tae Twa
Bandits
Peoria
Pretoria
South Africs
Associated
Brestelle
Ellie Park
Gayan
Benomi
Boksburg
Lord Reading
Punjab
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