Milford State Aid 10 to be Given in Health Campaign
Milford May 25 special. Plans for the annual membership drive of the Milford Public Health Association run June 1 to 8 with State Health Department cooperation. An educational film An Equal Chance will be shown at Jupiter Theatre and an exhibit at Cornwall’s Store. The drive aims to enroll every family, possible new nurse, and more funds. Prescott Nichols of Stratfield will speak on life saving. Arcti Tingine and Beacon Hose games noted. local business and civic news plus police fines and obituaries summarized.
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Milford
Milford Birc Health Association
State Department of Health
Upiter
State Department
Assciaton
Cornwall
Tread Street
Milford Health Associat
Hagger Bodo
Associatinona
C M Wallappe
Prescott Nichols
Stratfield
Farfield Beach Life
Arctc Tingine Company
Beacon Hose Company
Tattersby
Smiler
Nettletod
Manny” Ford
yAretic Diamond Stars
Arctic Nine
Allngtown
Adam Lattiz
Dev. Bank and Rust Company
Willam Fridry
Wiliam G. Wilson
Stratford
Wehe Connecticut Boiler & Manufacturing Company
Prescott Nisthols
Myrtle Beach
Iisted
A. M. Wappe
Atlantic City
N. J
eHealth
Vanpe
Milford Public Health Association
House
Gety
Milford Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Paul Sweeney
Sweeney
Arthur Skinner
Acorns and Oaks and Early Beliefs in Global Discovery
A fragmented passage notes Isabella of Spain and a Genoa dreamer guiding belief in reaching the East by sailing West. It mentions Lara Barton, a nurse, urging a national relief organization for wartime needs, and Lydia Pinkham promoting her vegetable compound as a women’s remedy now widely recommended.
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Isabella
Spain
Genoa
America
Lara Barton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mass
Lydia E. Xhama
Amerlan
POWER COMPANY'S RESERVOIR PLANS MAY BLOCK PARK
New Fairfield reports state Park and Forest Commission votes to abandon condemnation for Balls Pond property while awaiting Connecticut Light and Power Co. reservoir plans. Commission may seek other sites. land seizure paused to avoid undermining state park goals. Local residents recall prior efforts and potential site shifts.
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New Fairfield
State Park and Forest Commission
Balls Pond
State Park
Charles Nevin
Park Commission
Connecticut Light and Power Co
James K. Penny
Padanarum Road
Bcard
Heroyce Hall
Brookfield
Pokono Grange
Grange Hall
Harriet Peck
Pinechle
Penny Alan
Oscar Williams
Danbury Hospital
Ernest Benedict
Kenneth Joyce
B. J. Peck
Oliva Peck
Louise Peck
Pembroke
Charles J. Dyer
New York
Theodore Post
Byrd Expected in England Thursday Arrival Planned at Dover
Lieut. Commander Richard E Byrd and his polar exploration party are expected to reach Dover England Thursday night aboard the steamship Chantler and to stay five days, according to a message relayed to Secretary Wilbur via radio in East Hampton New Hampshire.
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Wathington
Hichand E Byrd
Dover
Eng
Chantler
Wilbur
England
Ralph Venegas
East Hampton
Nhh
Navy Department
Waterbury Judge Sees Through Painted Scars
In Waterbury a woman charged with breach of the peace appeared with painted scars to mislead Judge Abner P Hayes. The husband Tony Fanelli, 46, also faced breach of peace charges after a violent quarrel in which he refused to go home. A physician described the injuries, and the judge ordered cleansing soap and water for the scars.
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Waterbury
Abner P. Hayes
John Christmnas
Tony Fanelli
Double wedding to mark Peck silver anniversary in New Britain
New Britain May 25 AP. Mr and Mrs Henry Peck celebrate 25 years of marriage with a silver anniversary on June 2 at their home 50 Walcott Street. Their son Isadore marries Eunice Behnke while daughter Exilda wed Alex Seifel at St Peter's Rectory. The reception follows at home. the couple were married in Southbridge Mass on June 1, 1921.
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New Britain
Bella
Henry Peck
Isadore
Eunice Behnke
Exilda
Alex Seifel
St. Peter's
Peck
Walcott Street
Mrs Peck
Southbridge
Mass
Civil War Veteran Charles H White Dies in Danbury
Charles H White, eighty four, a long active Danbury real estate dealer and former commander of the Moore-White Post of the G A R, died at his home after a lifetime involvement in state G A R activities. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Danbury
Charles H. White
Moore-White
Nicaragua Rebels Surrender Harbor at Bluefields
General Jose Solorzano Diaz with 600 troops seized El Bluff and General Bartolome Viquez with 800 men took Bluefields. W. J. Crampton resumed customs control after revolts fled by a Costa Rica return. A gasoline launch was fired upon. several government officials were aboard. Morale high for government, claims backbone of revolt broken.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Jose Solorzano Diaz
el Bluff
Bluefields Harbor
Bartolome Viquez
Bluefields
W. J. Crampton
Costa Rica
Frutes Bolazar Morales
Fruten Carcadhe
Robert Simpson
la Cruze
Rio Grand
Rebsis
Two Electrocuted in Michigan Exhibition Mishap
In Pun t Michigan on May 25 Henry Marks 58 of Chicago manager of a city exhibition and electrician Eddie Cantrell 31 of San Jose California were electrocuted when Marks tried to pull Cantrell away from a live wire of high voltage he held. Both men died instantly.
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Punt, Mich
Henry
Marks
Wiuicago
Eddie Cantrell
San Jose
Calif
Cantrell
Body of Woman Sewed in Burlap Found in River
The partially burlap wrapped body of a young woman, roughly stitched, was recovered from Kill Von Kull near Gulf Refining docks in Bayonne New Jersey. Police noted a possible bullet wound above the right breast and await autopsy to confirm foul play. No matching missing person report found after records search.
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Bayonne
N. J
von Kull
Gulf Refiring Company
John Taynch
Jslain
Assistant
Phyician Haskings
Norwich Spinners Strike for Wages Increase
Norwich May 25 Fifty employees of Pomeman Mills Taftvale have gone on strike seeking a seven cent raise per thousand banks They currently earn 83 cents per thousand Spinners mainly mule spinners argue new mules installed by the company require more labor and justify the higher pay request
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Norwich
Pomeman Mills
Taftvale
Petty Burglaries Hit Stamford In Wave Of Thefts
Stamford on May 25 reports an epidemic of petty burglaries since Saturday with two more break ins and a third attempted. Police suspect youths as culprits. Samuel Margulis drug store on South and Willow was entered with a rear door forced and a small amount of cash stolen. John Aulenti home at Greenshart street was entered with nothing taken. Benjamin Weinstein men's store on Atlantic street reported an attempted entry during the night.
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Stamford
Samuel Margulis
Willow Street
John Aulenti
Greenshart Street
Benjamin Weinstein
Atlantic Street
Nicky Arnstein back in Tombs after New York arrest
Jules Arnstein known as Nicky Arnstein was committed in default of 5000 bail after arraignment on a 1920 indictment charging grand larceny and criminally receiving stolen goods as a second offender. The case ties him to Wall Street band thefts totaling millions. Arnstein, with wife Fannie Brice, sought an honorable life as he was arrested at Knickerbocker Building upon arrival from Chicago.
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New York
Jules
Nicky) Arnstein
Mulqueen
Arnstein
Nicky" Cohen
Not provided due to fragmentary source data
Police for several months and finally surrendered from the criminal courts building during a parade past the police review on Fifth Avenue. Bail ranged from 25 000 to 296 000 dollars, set when Arnstein was sentenced to cleaver worth, with release in May 1925.
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Olice
Criminal Courts
Fifth Avenue
Arnstein
Bus Driver Fined For Driving 42 MPH In Darien
Darien town court fined Thomas Clarke 50 dollars for operating a Bridgeport to New York bus at 42 miles per hour. Police witness Charles Wood tracked the bus in a separate car. Henry Connallay was fined 5 dollars and costs for breach of the peace after causing a disturbance seeking a neighbor’s carpenter apron.
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Darien
Thomas Clarke
Bridgeport-New York
Charles Wood
Henry Connallay
Hoyt Street
Glenbrook
International Rotary Met in Honolulu Conference Opens
Delegates from America Australia the Philippines and Japan attend the International Rotary conference in Honolulu as it opens. After the business session several island tours are planned for delegates.
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Honolulu
America
Australia
Philippines
Japan
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