State aid sought to trace cause of deer's malady
State and game officials seek expert help after multiple deer dieoffs near Stratford and Bridgeport. Wards and officials inspect carcasses. suspected poisoning and water contamination under review as superintendent and investigators plan site visits. Officials warn the deer herd remains unusually large yet slow to recover, with discussions of possible mitigation and disease tracing across the region.
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U. M. C. Magazine
Btrat- Mord
Wicbur Smith
Ash and Ganies
A. J. Wilameon
Fairfield County Meh and
Game Imancation
Saztth
Alt
Dee Hamre
Williamson
Silk Moths and Butterflies To Make Desert Profitable
In Khartoum Sudan March 16 progress in desert profitability is shown by scientific farming. Castor oil plant sustains Attacus ricini moths whose silk, though coarser than Bombyx, proves valuable as demand grows. labs rear thousands of larvae and aim to breed moths for natural desert cultivation. Nine butterfly species have acclimatized along the Nile in ten years.
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Khartom
Sudan
Kitchener
Kkhartum
Red Sea
Leihg
Nile
Cordon College
London Editor in Court on Charge of Embezzlement
Horatio Bottomley MP and former editor of John Bull faced Bow Street Police Court on a charge of converting 2000 pounds from the Victory Bond club funds. He defended himself amid inquiries into the Victory Bond and Thrift clubs in 1918, with ongoing actions and prior allegations surrounding his journalism and political work.
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London
Horatio Bottomley
M. T
John Bull
Bow Streat
Tottomley
Victory
Bottomley
Associated Presa
Tohn Bafi
Tarlay
Victory Bond Club
Independent Parliamentary Group
Thrift Club
Bosiuntlyy Ap
Fibel
Aithers
German papers suspend publication across the country
Eerlin March 16 Associated Press reports that 157 German newspapers and periodicals have suspended publication in the past two months due to soaring power costs. The move reflects escalating financial strain on media outlets as energy prices climb.
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Eerlin
Associated Press
One Hundred
New Pers
Periodicla
Sprint Power
Tod
Episcopal Missionary Dies at Cos Cob Home
Rev. Charles Eugene Petticher Episcopal clergyman and editor of The Spirit of its Missions died last night at Cos Cob. He served eleven years as a missionary in Alaska where he met and married Dr. Margaret Graves of Baltimore who was also a missionary.
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New York
Maren
Charles Eugene Petticher
Cos Cob
Alaska
Margaret Oc. Graves
Baltimore
Flying Boat Starts Two Months Voyage
A seaplane lifted from the Hudson on a two month 2000 mile air voyage to Key West with stops in New Orleans St Louis Pittsburgh and the Ohio rivers before returning to the Hudson valley. Pilot P B Buater of Baltimore and engineer H. Haven Collins as passenger navigate the route.
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Net
York
Hudson
P. BE. Buater
Baltimore
Key West
Hsang
New Orleans
Mississippi
St. Louis
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Havens
Ad Lyman. Collins
Alleged War Slackers Sought by Bridgeport Police
Bridgeport police seek 186 men alleged to have failed to report to Local Draft Board Number U, classed by the War department as deserters. Official list read to the men at a meeting, with names read in each precinct.
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Bridgeport
Draft Board
Ang
War Department
Gach Preoingt
Pius XI extends conclave rules for new pope election
Rome March 16 The Osservatore Romano reports a papal motu proprio modifying Pope Pius XI’s constitution to lengthen the interval between a pope’s death and the conclave. It sets a maximum of eighteen days before the conclave meets and allows each cardinal two conclavists.
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Rome
Osservatore Romans
Vatican
Pius XI
Pius X
Sacred College
James A. Doughty Dies in Torrington of Heart Disease
James A. Doughty, 71, died suddenly of heart failure at his Torrington home today. He was a director of the American Brass Co and president of the Torrington Mig Co, Thomaston National Bank president, and a trustee of the Norwich State Hospital. A former Torrington borough warden and a Rockland, Minnesota native, he is survived by his wife and one daughter.
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Mar
James A. Dougats
American Brass Company
Torringtan Mig. Co
Thomaston National Bank
Norwich State Hospital For the
Borough of
Rockman
TSR
Wagnewell
Francis Doughty
New Amaterdam
Nez Perce Warrior Keeps Chief's Pledge
Koosia Idaho March 1 Associated Press. John Ber a 14 year old Indian paid to be one of the last surviving leaders of the Nez Perce Indians dead here. He was with Chief Joseph during the 1800 mile retreat through Montana and Yellowstone ending with the battle at Bear Paw mountain where Chief Joseph was captured by Colonel Miles. The pledge to hold on forever was kept.
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Koosia
Idaho
Maren
Cassociated Press
John Ber
Old Joseph
Joseph
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Nelson
A. Miles
Bear Paw Mountain
Loch Flynt
Miles
Bog
Patrolman Dempsey Injured in Battle Near Water Street
A police report describes Patrolman John Dempsey injured during a fierce struggle with Willam Rooney at a downtown intersection near Water Street. Dempsey sustained injuries to his side and leg and was temporarily excused from duty during a preliminary hearing yesterday.
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Willam
Rooney
John Dempsey
Figlt
Geddes Nominated to Waterbury Post Office
Geddes was today named postmaster designate at Waterbury Connecticut based on the nomination by the authorities in Washington with the appointment expected to become effective soon after final approval.
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Geddes
Waterbury Post Office
Ashington
Waterbury
Conn
Egypt Declares Sovereign Kingdom as Sultan Seeks King Title
Cairo reports a royal proclamation declaring Egypt independent and sovereign with the Sultan Ahmed Fahd Pasha to take the title King of Egypt upon ratification by London. The move follows Britain’s decision to end the protectorate, and the new constitution would curb Syrian prerogatives.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ahmed Fasd Pasha
Haa
A. Cairo
London Times
Rinso suds ease full family wash effort
An hourly soaking in Rinso suds cleans clothes with minimal rubbing. After washing, only a few pieces need rubbing and a touch of Rinso dries them clean without weakening threads. Rinso is promoted as a strong alternative to Lux and is sold everywhere in regular and large packages by Lever Bros. Co.
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Anhour
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Twelve Nominees Vying For Chamber Directorate
Twelve members of the Chamber of Commerce were nominated for all directorate elections to be held before March 27. Nominees include Ridmund White, Sumner Bimp-Jean, H H Mervin, Norman Leed, Maier M Jones, C Parker, Bill Moore, Av Anderson, George Jonas, Wed. Baird, William G Hawley, and Walter M Bangs who could not be reached. Officers will be elected after the new directors conclude their terms. The tellers were Jutin C Mattice, chairman, Wallace Baylies, and F C Taylor.
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Chamber of Commerce
Directora Wich
Walter M. Bangs
Tha Mty
Tellers
Ridmund & White
Sumner Bimp- Jean
Nomination for Cornwall Bridge Postmaster Named
Senator Harding forwarded the nomination of George A. English for Postmaster at Cornwall Bridge yesterday. The nomination was sent to the Senate for consideration.
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George A. English
Cornwall Bridge
Harding
Senate
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