Removal of Two Officials of Veterans' Home Recommended
Governor endorses dismissal of Colonel Winter Worgin and others after a state inquiry into abuse at the veterans' home. Report cites mistreatment of patients, coerced money take, and lack of staff oversight. Recommendations call for house reforms and personnel changes to ensure proper care.
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Veterans’ Home
Albany Novie
Winter Worgin
Saluers
Bath
Actus
Morgans
Walker
Memhrs
Chrome deposits discovered in Serbia reported
An American advisory committee announces large chrome deposits in Serbia to meet world demand. The report notes sustainability concerns and mentions a stormy episode with native forces and a hospital in Prizias where treatment was given to the wounded.
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Ilarge
Serbia
Hed Crnsa
Prizias Slier
Beng Geen
Telegraph delay fines proposed by Senator Martison
A bill introduced by Senator Martison would make telegraph companies liable for delays in transmitting messages with a flat penalty of 109 dollars per message and up to 2000 dollars in additional damages for negligence. Harmony Rebekah Lodgeri hosted a Monday night event at Steubm Hall featuring a pinochle tournament.
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Washington
Martison
Moesissipm
Harmon
Rebekah Godse
Harmony Rebekah Lodgeri
Steubm Hall
Elias Howe Jr Post Honors WM Barnum At Reception
Elias Howe Jr guest of honor at a yesterday afternoon Ladies Auxiliary Women’s Relief Corps event in honor of William M. Barnum. A fine program featured Miss Giatt Lake and Miss Croge Weldenhimuna singing, with brief remarks praising Barnum’s Civil War service. Attendees offered hearty congratulations and good wishes.
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Elias Howe JR
WM. M. Barnum
Wiliam Mi Barnum
Grand Rums of the Republic
Womens Reef
Criss Ang
Howett
Goa
Veretans
Lds
Misa Giatt Lake
Teaves Burmgis
Hamas
Hons Fm
Betis Receives Signing of Misdemeanor News Law
Governor Smith signed a misdemeanour measure today introduced by Assemblyman Charles Betis Republican of Wayne. Betis, publisher of a newspaper, backed the news furnishing reform. The act aims to regulate false or misleading news to a newspaper audience.
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Smith
Charles
Betis Republican
Wayne
al. Lyons
Wrinked Coelar Calls Trouble In Houston
In Houston a troubled relation ends in gunfire as a woman shoots a man in the mouth after an escalating domestic dispute. The incident leads to formal charges and potential jail time for the involved parties.
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Houston
Cwria
Doris Negies
Spencer Samgon
Nemio Ae
Ramson
Caire
General Cleaning Drive in Petrograd Under Lenin
Lenin imposes general cleaning across Petrograd with a decree dated after April 14. All able-bodied citizens including women and children over eight must contribute three days a week, removing dirt from homes and streets and engaging in repairs. Delinquency leads to penalties including labor camps and reallocation of belongings.
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London
Russia
Lenin
Lenine
Petrograd
Neva Ice
Milford Men Form Church Club League
Milford residents plan a Federation of Men’s Clubs uniting First Plymouth Congregational and Mary Taylor ME churches with five delegates from each group to draft a constitution and by laws. A public review of the Board of Fuel Commissioners’ project is slated for May 24 at 7 30 p m. A large turnout is expected for the Men’s Brotherhood meeting on May 17. A New Jersey couple suffered serious injuries in a New Haven turnpike crash with a guard rail. the injured parties’ names were not released.
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Milford
First Plymouth Congregational Churches
Mary Taylor ME
Board of
Fue Commissioners
Mufads
Men's Brotherhood
New Jersey
New Kayven
Center
Belgian boy makes rapid progress in school here
Michael Schoonsine a fourteen year old Belgian refugee to Lawrence Mass enters the Rare Grams mar School in September 1919 unable to speak English. He quickly adapts with limited prior schooling and support from authorities while family turmoil and hardship surround his early life.
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Lawrenco
Schoal
Michael Schoonsine
Stith
Tig
Special Town Meeting on Bond Issue in Trumbull
Notice announces a special meeting in Trumbull on May 11 1920 to act on issuing 80000 of town school bonds payable at First Bridgeport National Bank with 5 1 2 percent interest. Bonds will be 2000 each, registered and numbered, and repaid May 1 1940. Signed by town officers and Ge a Drew selectman.
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Rothte
Trumbull
Board of Finance
Naimely
First Bridgeport National Bank
Bridgeport
Conncetut
Cach Yla
Connecticut
LN Sion
Linley
Mos
Fawn
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Vere
Iausg News Bil
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Maes
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Steimhardt
Rei
Hilaen Ebigan
Dowdlter
J. M. Digan
Soviet
Fae
Noble
Main ST
Oxford
Louis
SPD
auniSal
Nature
Cinders
Karm Terminal Company
Barnum
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William Willis
Fairfield Ave
Broad St. Vornends
Jewepapi
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