Graphophone stockholders to meet today in New York
The Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing company will hold its annual stockholders meeting today at the company's funeral office in New York. The board is expected to be retained, with no change anticipated in officers. The firm reports ongoing readjustment efforts and improved sentiment after creditors' cooperation and quashing of involuntary receivership proceedings. Projections show a 1921 year end goal of 2,899,930 despite prior deficits and varying profits in earlier years.
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Fairfield Health Officer Orders Schools Closed
Fairfield health officer orders schools closed amid vaccination push urging parents to vaccinate their children and protect community health. Officials cite outbreak concerns and emphasize coordination with district leaders to implement remote learning and safety measures.
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Mother and Son Heir Reunited After Long Absence
In Fairfield a health order closes public activities for two weeks due to six smallpox cases in two families. Vaccination clinics open at the high school and other schools will run all week as officials urge adults and unvaccinated pupils to vaccinate. In New York Gordon Duffield, 18, heir to a $1,000,000 estate, is happily reunited with his mother after five months of Bowery lodging-house wandering and evasion of authorities.
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Mansfeld
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Caprere
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Two Men Injured In High Speed City Crash
Eamund Shea of 136 West Sith Street and Patrick Fitzgerald of Agthe Street New York were injured early today when a car they rode crashed into a tree at John Street and Park Avenue. The car sped and a tire blew out causing it to veer into the tree. The driver fled and is sought by police. Shea suffered deep facial lacerations and a fractured nose while Fitzgerald had a minor concussion of both legs. Both were treated by Dr. Margulis at Emergency Hospital and then taken by patrol to the hospital.
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West Sith Street
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Agthe Street
New York
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Park Avenue
Margulis
Coolidge says Harding era trims expenses and shows progress
New York March 26 President Yarding’s first year praised by Vice President Coolidge before the Brooklyn Institute. He cites cuts in public employes nearly 60,000 and reductions in Army and Navy spending. He contrasts prewar and current appropriations, notes debt costs and Veterans bureau expenses, and claims overall government outlays would be modestly lower than today’s figures. He calls the economy achievement almost incredible and references the Washington Arms conference as a move toward reasoned policy.
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Bridgeport Fashion Show Opens Tomorrow Night
The Bridgeport fashion show opens tomorrow evening and runs four days with a gala downtown display. Prizes for top window displays will be awarded by visiting experts. None of the stores will open during the four evenings to allow viewing of spring merchandise amid music, parades, and coordinated window decor by local and out of town merchants.
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New Zealand Bishop Accused of Sedition
Wellington March 6 The government plans to prosecute Monsignor Liston Catholic Bishop of Auckland on a charge of sedition for remarks during a speech in which he denounced British troops in Ireland as foreign troops and praised the rebellion, drawing strong protests from newspapers.
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Bethel Breathes Easier As Smallpox Quarantine Fails
Bethel announced relief today as a planned smallpox quarantine did not take effect. Ten days earlier health commissioner Dr. Joan T. Black ordered isolation for aliens who submitted to vaccination, but about 400 male residents defied the edict citing vaccine fears over disease risk.
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Publicity Voids Spark Shifter Society Initiation Shakeup
School officials report renewed publicity has exposed the Shifter Society rites and the practice of luring male students to join. Teens at Hillkop Institution claim initiations will shift to outsiders as boys admit being broke and avoid honor tolls, prompting fears the secret greeting may be divulged.
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Workman Injured From 40-Foot Fall At Local Firm
A worker fell forty feet from the top to concrete at Underwood Typewriter Co on Broad Street yesterday morning. Rotso Capido of Stratford Avenue suffered fractured ribs and a possible shoulder tear, and was conveyed to St. Vincent Hospital in an unconscious condition by emergency staff.
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Health Dept Cites Bridgeport Mortality and Inspections
Bridgeport's health department pursues sanitation through daily inspections of premises and foods, with 16,959 inspections in the year ending March 32 and 1,097 investigations. Details show thousands of inspections across yards, restaurants, bakeries, markets, stores, schools, hotels, and more, condemning unwholesome items. The report notes historical mortality rates and highlights smallpox control as proof of efficiency.
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Health Department
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Three Killed by Train as Engine Stalls on Track
Three men died when a New York Central engine stalled at Gry Ones station near YyoNeENs. Victims include Rowden Levine, 38, and Samuel Levine, 27, and John Pigot, 50, all associated with Levine Tron Works. Engineer Eugene Kirk was detained on homicide charges. An automatic crossing belt alarm functioned correctly.
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Arbuckle Trial Enters Third Week in San Francisco
The Roscoe Arbuckle murder trial enters its third week in San Francisco as the state aims to introduce a George St Hyde article about Virginia Rappe. Hyde, a Los Angeles reporter, had a telephone conversation with Arbuckle that the defense plans to challenge in court tomorrow.
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Isaliy” Apbuckle
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Ming
Two Grass Fires Reported After Tire Department Call
Fire crews quickly extinguished two grass fires late yesterday near Mainatees Herr Ox Bill and Tale Avenue extension after calls to the tire department. No injuries or further damage reported.
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Tire Department
Riranien
Tentative Armistice Proposal for Greece and Turkey
Paris March 26. Allied foreign ministers outline a tentative armistice proposal affecting Constantinople and Eastern Thrace, including depolarization of Straits areas and international oversight. Ministers press for demilitarization, with Allied officials aiding enforcement and a League of Nations panel to examine terms and safeguards.
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Early shooting leads police to an lic still in Stratford
A volley of revolver shots near 452 Surf Avenue drew Chief Nichols to Andrew Angera’s home where Dimitrim Kuznich of 384 Surf Avenue was charged with breach of the peace. Police seized a still and mash, Kuznich to federal supervision Monday, as Mrs. Anderson and her husband faced gunfire after a party at 376 Sart Avenue.
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Four Persons Injured In Bayonne Auto Collision
In Bayonne New Jersey on March 26 four people were injured when a car driven by Arthur Risley collided with another. Harry Palmer Jersey City suffered internal injuries, Elizabeth Frank also from Jersey City was hurt, a bystander was injured, and Lews Rougon Bayonne was knocked down. Risley was arrested on a technical charge and a stolen 1821 model Cambridge Chevaster car with license C 41 250 was reported to Bridgeport and Danbury officials.
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2000 Don Bathing Suits on Coney Island Beaches
New York March 26 Coney Island saw a springlike day as 72 degree temperatures drew more than 425000 visitors. About 2000 people wore bathing suits and lounged on the sands and swam in the surf amid hot dogs and a lively scene. Police cared for ten missing children with popsicles easing the worry.
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New York
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