Health report shows millions saved by preventing typhoid fever and smallpox
The biennial Connecticut health report cites about 2.0 million spent and 10.0 million saved through prevention, noting preventable deaths and disabilities valued at 20.9 million during 1910 to 1914. Pulmonary tuberculosis incurred 6.4 million in costs, with general disease losses ranking next at 3.2 million.
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Hartford
Connecticut
State Department of Health
National Conservation Commission
Arand
Warner Bros to Add 500 Workers Amid Expected Rise
Warner Brothers plans to boost payroll by at least 300 to 500 workers over the coming months as 1923 sales are forecast between six and seven million dollars and annual revenue projected at eight to ten million. The company reports current assets of 3,530,423.66 against liabilities of 101,382.17. Its operations span corsets underwear and related items, noting corset wear remains around twenty percent of sales and trends reflect shifting fashion.
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Warner Brothers Company
Warne Brothers Company
Prince of Wales to Rest a Week after Injury
The Prince of Wales, injured in a fall at Arborfield on Saturday, will rest for a week. Officials said his condition is not serious and he passed a good night, but he will be unable to fulfill public engagements this Lamling week. General Trotter said the prince’s condition is confident, and a return to duties is hoped for soon.
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London Watch Oh
Associated) Press
Prince of
Waes
Imi
Arborfield
St James
Aldershe
Wis
General Trotter
Ashb. Jones
Atlanta
Georgie
di Jones
Washington
Allen Poe
Pole
Aresta
Isd Hiseivei
Hartford
Stevenson and Roosevelt Quarrel Over Teapot Dome Fallout
A heated exchange between Stevenson and Roosevelt centers on Teapot Dome and retirement plans. Stevenson challenges Roosevelt to explain services by Archie for a $10,000 to $15,000 salary, while Roosevelt denounces misrepresentation and calls for restraint. Roosevelt travels from Washington to New York. Stevenson accuses him of personal attacks and implicates a wife’s involvement in related matters.
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Washington
Maren
Pheodore Roosevelt
Represent Inva
Stevenson Democrat
South Carolina
House
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Archie
Harry F Snel
Leagis
Biibes
Ciudad
Americas
Pitas
South Thane
Danket
Bopwt
Politecs
German economic program under Dawes plan outlined
Report from the experts led by Brigadier General Charles G Dawes outlines a plan to place Germany’s reparations and finances on a controlled path. It calls for an international bank, limited outside interference, and a restructured German economy tied to recovery prospects and capacity.
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Paris
Charles G Dawes
Gtmany
Geman
Isue
Germany
Bank Phin
Darden Held Sought by Senate Committees Across Washington
Two Senate forces pursue James Darden formerly of New York and Washington. Oil and Daugherty committees seek his testimony over alleged dealings tied to an oil venture and a potential favored government action. Debates center on intervention by the Interior Department and possible payments linked to an oil proposition in the West.
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Warmington
James ¢ Darden
New York
Washington
Agulpiaina
Ihuden
Colund Darden
Dyardin
Atu
Gemtral Daugher
Prewaring
Albert Be Tb
Anterion
Naval Tnt
Aidin
Presdent
Ars Department
Mitines
Wyoming
Feld
Itinnge
He Mutual Oif Company
Durden
Rowe Stinson
Pefce
Daugherty
Jess Lint
Attornes
Wardt
West
Warden
Buen
Waahngton
Daugher
Litden
Walsh
Meilane
Hay
Republi
Bond bond man sentenced in town court liquor case
Pair to get bond in liquor case. Joseph Parket of Kings Hiphwis tested, that is Courtable Arthur Jienett and lodged in third precinct polns station Billidgeport. He was condemned and sentenced to jail. Bond set for appeal. 600 bond posted. he was listed for Cathay Feast Vine Prong.
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Joseph Parket
Kings
Hiphwis
Arthur Jienett
Billidgeport
Ache
Ban Bug Arrives and Scoffs at Law Prize Winners
A heated contest by reform groups drew public attention as prize money of 100 and 200 dollars was awarded for the sharpest one word taunt against anti liberty laws. The judges sifted 30 000 words from 30 Scott countess homes and selected winners while many entries were rejected for direct reference to law.
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Arere
Rome
Joseph Piench
Chehm
Ohitherty
Rons
Radio
Wis Rose Scott Magrains
Westport
Scott
Weetport Jast Mga
Hborts
Od Anderson
I4agne
New York
Farenel
Lncas Petinen
Gine Miller White
Gin Bu
Weatport
Weck Tsim Wa Mobile
Immigrant Immigration Debate Sparks District Meeting
Officials in the District of Columbia and city leaders discussed immigration and Americanization policy at a gathering led by Zygmunt Ceubak. Attendees reviewed citizenship exams, patriotism, and the role of immigrants in civic life amid broader national debate on social order and crime rates.
Varied National and Local News Across States and Courts
A wide range of items including political remarks on war policy, health statistics, and public notices. Reports touch on state and county officials, sanitation concerns, legal and financial topics, and sports updates with scattered regional mentions. The piece weaves through multiple named entities without a single dominant event.
Sister of postal clerk stricken at his burial dies
A sister of a postal clerk who died at his burial is described in fragmented text as receiving a solemn sorrowful obituary. The readable portion notes the sister’s distress during the service and mentions the postal war era context and a funeral setting with unclear dates.
Leaders Push Bonus Bill Amid Cash Payment Debate
Washington report on House and Senate finance actions outlines a plan to fund a new bonus bill with current expense savings. The measure, backed by leaders, would offer paid up life endowment policies and cash payments up to 30 in adjusted service benefits. Democratic lawmakers from New York signaled support pending Senate action.
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Washington
House
Tomronow
Bs Suur Republik
Treadway
Massachusette
Watson — Keunavivinia Ind
Wiis
New Wooth
Democratic Vet - Tins
Senate
New York State
Saidie
Primary Battle Result of War on Town Committee
An early report states a coalition of groups under Willian B Biunhant and Judge Hralph of Beers influenced the town committee race. The result signals a potential shift with cross district organizing and a ticket possibly forming the core of the new committee arrangement.
Jasper Gamble Held on Assault Charge
The article reports Jasper Gamble held in City Court on a domestic assault charge related to an alleged near night incident at a venue. Prosecution notes indicate a prior offense. case proceedings include arraignment and bond discussions as authorities review the matter.
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Jasper Gamble
Bulloch Mays former Secret Service Agent faces charges
AND MUMAT RICKARD, ORR FACE UMA 70 won Bulloch Means former Secret Service Agent of the Depart meine of Justice who is under thve in dictments one of which i in New York for conspiracy to bribe Attore ney General Daugherty and other government officiate Friday made the most sensational charges the Special Senate committee investigat ing the Daugherty administration had yet heard he had collec ted $100,000 from a Japanese con cern for the stopplus of government prosecution in the Standard Aircraft case that President Harding had em ployed him to investigate Secretary Mellon and that he had handled that Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures were amon the sensational hirees he made.
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Won Bulloch
Secret Service
Departmeine of Justice
New York
Attoreney
Daugherty
Senate
Harding
Mellon
Dempsey-Carpentier
Dempsey May Be Called to Stand in Inquiry
March hearings into the Daugherty mystery promise new witness testimony on flier profits from Dempsey fight films shown abroad. Prominent figures including Tex Rickard and Mumma named as associates in alleged deals with Smith and Means. Senator Wheeler says Vanderlip and others organized a citizens group to uncover facts and resist cover up.
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Samblertip
Vanderlip
Whesler
Citizens Organization
Compo
Toniah
Wymiaft and
Cor
Pan American Co Votes 10 Accept Doheny Offer
At a meeting Pan American Co directors voted to accept Edward Doheny’s offer to guarantee the company 1,000,000 if needed to sustain work on the river fuel of fortification at Pearl Harbor and the project tied to naval defense of the Pacific coast and country.
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Pan-American CO
Doreny
Os Isghes
Pete Bau
Edward FO
Hensy
Doar
Pearl Harbor
Doheny
Uhelier
Wa Doheny
Panama Canal
Secretary Wilbur May Flies to Washington
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur May has been weighing an offer to travel to Washington. He disclosed months of writing a children's story about Johnny and Big Maggie Westoon, with the tale featuring Uncle Sam as a host at a celebration.
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SAN Francis O
California
Sumerr Cout
Washington
Hildren
Johnny
Johnny Mikes
Alousine Ag
Searetuy
Relief Board Weighs Extra Tax Relief With Mayor
Relief Board and Mayor Tehrens consider delaying sunup supplementals for tax relief. A conference led by Karen Yeanders of the board with city attorney officials debated property revaluation, pending actions on unlisted parcels and upcoming hearings. The discussion focused on whether to proceed with supplemental plans and the implications for county jewels and radios.
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Relief Board
Tarorge HO Wool
Board of Relist
Karen Yeanders
Wiliam Tehrens
Cftice
Tuiluck
Taneble
Ecomlance
Ormil
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