Travel by Air in 1921 Says Expert
Sioux City March 28 1921 expert Samuel F Bradley New York general manager of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America reads at Commercial Air Conference that 275000 persons traveled by air in 1921 despite doubts. He notes aviation survived with modest support, expanded rapidly in 1920 21, with about 130 operators carrying 132612 passengers and 128221 pounds of freight, totaling 2907245 miles. West region dominates industry with 300 planes in meets and 15000 passengers for 400000 spectators, and warns Congress to pass a bureau of aviation. Bradley says Aeronautical Chamber coordinates operators nationwide.
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Mads & Law
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Agronautical Chamber of Commerce
Theatre Manager Reports Car Stolen From Middle Street
J F McCarthy manager of the Ze Theatre told police last night a motor car a Chevrolet sedan license 0A0583 was stolen from Middle Street. The report notes the theft occurred during the War Drive period and is filed with police headquarters.
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Ze Theatre
McCarthy
Middle Street
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promotes Winter Health
Advertises Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid and tablet forms to prevent colds during winter by building strength. Urges regular use three times daily and stocking multiple bottles, with sale through all druggists and demand by its full name.
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Gude
Dru
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast, penetrating treatment for rheumatism and related pains. It claims instant warmth, improved blood flow, and relief within minutes, urging purchase at drug stores and noting genuine packs bear the Rowles name.
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Eich Packe Pxe
Amusements Lyric Lineup at Lyric theatre this week
Misa Myrtle Franke stars in Dave Marion's company with Emil Casper in a lively burlesque program. The show features Will Ward George Mack and Rose Bernad, with twentytwo pretty dancers and ornate scenery. Also on bill is The Great Lean at Poll's, plus Edith Packard, Byron Hele, Oscar Lorraine, Doris Duncan, and newsreels. vaudeville acts and a grand swan illusion. Ends with Mother O Mine and a strong lineup including Eva Shirley and Rob Murphy.
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Lyric Theatre
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Hele
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William Hale
Christine MacDonald
Oscar Lorraine
Doris Duncan
Pathe News
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Sheba
Eva Shirley
Oscar Adiers
al. Roth
Rob Murphy
Greenien & Drayton
Hal John
Perez
Marguerite
Iike
Miss Hickey to Address Americanization Effort in Milford
Milford officials report plans for Miss Marguerita Rickey of Hartford to speak at the April Walnut Beach Americanization meeting. Rickey, DA for Americanization in Connecticut, will headline with a musical program, in the Memorial Town House on Thursday afternoon April 1.
Milford Reports Two Additional Smallpox Cases
Milford reports two new smallpox cases today. One suspected case from Devon plus two confirmed patients, Mrs. Howard Hawi on Need Street and Miss Ethel Reynolds on High Street. Health officer Putney cites a vaccination refusal by Hawkins woman amid son’s illness.
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Youngs Estate Appraised At 39169 In Probate
An inventory filed for probate in Tocws court shows Thomas J Youngs of 18 years ran a business on Fairielg avenue near police headquarters. The estate includes personal property and bank deposits valued at 39169, with $3000 homes bequeathed to heirs. Executor Daniel F Mooney of Norwalk is primary beneficiary, receiving no cash. Appraisers were Matthew Lynders and attorney Jurnce C Shannow.
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Jurnce C. Shannow
Milford Moonshiner Loses Still and $50 Fine
Milford March 23 Speck arraigned in Town hall. Thomas Pinook of Orchard Street Naugatuck fined 50 dollars and jailed by order. Police found a still with 19 gallon capacity and multiple gallons of liquor at Di wock's home yesterday. Steven Saemiski of 150 Hamilton Street Bridgeport to be turned over to authorities in New Haven charged with illegal liquor transport. He was arrested by Officer P J Casey at Devon yesterday after a quart of whiskey was found in his possession. He claimed he found the liquor but could not prove it in court today.
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Whiskey ships revive romance of Coast Guard history
Washington reports the Coast Guard again battles smugglers as rum runners challenge Prohibition. Officials say whiskey ships recall 18th century piracy, with patrols along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts from Florida rivers to Cape Canaveral, and even Canadian smuggling routes. The force recalls its original mission to deter danger to merchant shipping and protect coastal waters.
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Vaccination Clinic Schedule Released by Health Officer
Health Officer Lawrence Paple announced a 10 day vaccination schedule for school visits. Pupils may report voluntarily. On March 2 he will be at Grasmere, then Washington school. April 1 at Sherman, April 3 at Southport Schadt. April 6 at Holland Hill, and April 3 at Greenfield Hall.
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Philippines Trade Shows Big Decrease
Manila report shows a 1921 domestic and foreign trade total of $96,608,000, down from $203,953,000 in 1920 and $300,563,000 in 1919, according to the statistics division of the bureau of customs. Officials expect a near term improvement based on the last three months of 1921 balance of trade.
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Customs
Ambiguous Financial Figures Include Philippine Trade Totals
Fragmentary figures show a year of imports valued at 115,838.90 and exports at 88,119,000 with a deficit of 27,723,000. The text mentions a preference for the Philippines by 4,100,000 and references 19 percent year terms and unclear names.
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