Medical Liberty League cites city health officials report
Members of the Medical Liberty League proposed two resolutions at Walnut Beach asserting that NYC Health Department officials in 1902 acknowledged that most smallpox cases occurred in previously vaccinated individuals, not the unvaccinated. The text references Dr Ernst J. Tedeke and Dr Hermann M. Biggs and cites Newark and Brooklyn figures from 1902.
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Medical Liberty League, Inc
Walnut Beach
Health Department of
New York City
Ernst J. Tedeke
Hermann M. Biggs
Heath
Lederle Des Ming Non
Newark City
Raymond
Brogl Jyn
Brooklyn
Brantk
Lyn
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old ad claims Red Pepper Rub provides almost instant relief for rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, and sore muscles by stimulating blood flow and penetrating heat. It advertises Bowles Med Pepper Red made from red peppers and urges buyers to seek the genuine product with Bowles branding.
Commercial Relations With Mexico Suspended
Mexico City reported the suspension of commercial relations between the Mexican government and all persons in New York, ordered by President Ohregon, following a writ of attachment against the Mexican consulate in New York. The action aligns with a broader, ongoing dispute involving the Oliver American Trading Co.
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Mexico City
New York
Department of Interior
Ohregon
New
Trains Collision Kills and Maims Circus Cast
In New Orleans on October 31 a Sunset Express bound for San Francisco collided with a Circus train near Adeing La. Three circus performers died and four were seriously injured. The locomotive of the passenger train crashed into the rear of the circus train, hurling sleeping performers from their bunks. The dead include Homer Jones and other Jones relatives. the conductor and a brakeman were reported missing.
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New Orleans
Colighon
Fortune Lost in Two Days Shatters Paris Clerk
Paris reports August De Joan, a Paris bank clerk, started with 23 900 francs and, aided by a coworker, gambled at the Casino in Jeauville. In two days he squandered nearly all and is now under arrest on charges of embezzling stocks and bonds totaling 670 000 francs from the bank.
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Paris
Stirting
August de Joan
Young
Jeauville
Norwalk Armistice Day parade to unite state artillery units
Norwalk, Oct 1 Special. By Governor Lake directions Adjutant General Cain orders the thin French Artillery Regiment and the Coast Artillery battalion of the Connecticut National Guard to assemble in Norwalk for Armistice Day. Gov will review the units there with his staff. A train leaves New London at 2:45 am to gather companies along the line. Norwalk leads the parade with 2000 artillerymen and about 2490 men overall, the largest state militia gathering in years.
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Norwalk
Gul
J. Lake
George M. Cain
New London
Coen Morris
Payne
Norwall
Lafayette
Prohibition Era Liquor Deals Reported in Cleveland Losses
Cleveland observers recount a year of illicit transfers totaling over 30 million dollars in liquor deals linked to the Neelon and Averback networks. Indictments allege conspiracy to evade prohibition laws as Aurback brothers’ attorneys seek dismissal of a 350 thousand dollar bond.
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Cleveland
Morelan
BA Neelon
Wigolrol
Touls
Abraham Averhaek
Tip Brotherg
Morelia Mess
Limhart
Aurbaek Brothers
Exide battery offers long life and savings
The advertisement argues Exide quality gives satisfaction and economy, noting longer service life and reduced repair costs. It asserts Exide saves dollars over time and emphasizes reliability and durability as key benefits.
Charter Revision Talk At Singer Shops
Theodore V. dtaievs addressed a crowd urging city voters to consider charter revision. He argued the present charter has outlived its usefulness and that men and women of all ages support changing it. Speakers promoted voting yes and called for broad civic involvement.
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Singer Shops
Theodore “V. Dtaievs
Wotkiren
Lui
Golttruys
Grdgenort
Rotary Clus
Stratfield
Be'ile
Voling
Mann
Tony the Barber Gets 6 8 Years For Manslaughter
Antonia Ramano, known as Tony the Barber from Waterbury, was sentenced to eight years in state prison for manslaughter after a failed grand jury indecision and a police raid dispute. Judge Marvin presided amid defense claims of self defense and prior tensions among the men involved.
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New Haven
Antonia Ramano
Jenowst
Savinest Baction Ag
Tony de Garber
Prine Texto
Waterbury
Store
Tore
Marvin
Scate
Gee Dawyers
Coxero
Trowne
Talaxa Mel
Paiang
Becausy
Cigarette Price Cuts Signal Mixed Impact on Retailers
Bridgeport wholesalers announce wholesale cigarette bag price cuts from about 95 to 10 cents per thousand. Retailers may see small gains per pack, but overall benefit depends on competition between chain stores and independents, with some expecting only modest retail reductions.
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Bridgeport
Ose
Wi Oese
Amoke” Steps
Marcbery
American Tobacco Company
Mase
Tobaccs
Three Divorce Petitions Filed Tuesday
Three divorce petitions were filed Tuesday involving Rose Alina Bailey of Danbury and Raymond Frangis Bailey, citing intolerable cruelty. The couple married in 1921 and have one child. custody details list Bopic Matuska of Danbury against Lev P. Morris of Nowrows for desertion. The case date is set for June 7, 1927.
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Rose Alina Bailey
Danbury
Raymond Frangis Bailey
Nettoner Bopic Matuska
Lev P. Morris
Nowrows Y
Participants in Auto Accidents Sue for Damages
Thomas S Willets of Greenwich was named a defendant after his car collided with the Avenue of John Johnson of Greenwich on August 23. Greenwich Supreme Atorney Schroeder and Theresa Bullock of Bedford, N.Y., passengers in the Johnson car, seek $10,000 for injuries and $2,000 damages in the suit.
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Thomas S. Willets
Greenwich
John Johnson
Hypraulic Hearing Postponed Indefinitely
The petition of Khy Srilgepert Avidrauille company for an ani deserving Chang and y may tor for Sryves fuenish- Vast ile was to have been vrantioned. Lodex bier Ute Dante FUE tag Commission dts Leeri post poned dndvut atilie to the ile rer of City Attorney club A. Gore ne. The commission mi counsel for the tWrdraulk conany ved agrend to the pescnonem ni which will ibe wet the ty Attimmer las Rat a ie of vest from hla prskifela deter iy defending and advising the city fy bowa osielt ira.
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Khy Srilgepert Avidrauille Company
Ani
Chang
Sryves Fuenish- Vast
Ile
Dante
Dts Leeri
City Attorney Club
A. Gore
Conany
Hla Prskifela
Bowa Osielt Ira
1934 Jitmeys Apseafing In Connecticut
A garbled 1934 report from Connecticut notes a political event with several figures and counts. It mentions certificates issued, a protest or uproar, and lists dozens of names and entities though many details are unclear. The piece references locations including Connecticut and a canton, with figures like seventeen and four forty integrated into the text.
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Saefoc
Prore PrApn Ay BANKRUETNY REFEREE Hearing
The hearing at the Peaterintey court on the Temi Ty arty Tr addressed the Prope PrApn Ay Bankruetny Referee. Inadequate evidence prevented declaring 2 dividend as the rmiaa renner failed to provide sufficient tender.
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Thes Prore PrApn Ay Bankruetny
Neeannistifan
Eutarel
Peaterintey
Spouse Alleges Husband Arrested on Support Complaint
Harry B. Shalt of 402 Bunnell Street was arrested on complaint by his wife who alleges he has refused to provide for her support. His bonds were set at $150.
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Harry B. Shalt
Bunnell Street
Four Arrested for Violating Parking Law
Four motorists were arrested yesterday for violating the 20 minute parking ordinance. Salt cellar, a corruption of the Dutch word Sallere meaning salt holder, is noted in the record.
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Uusherday
Salt Celler
Famous steam packet Marion destroyed by fire
Wyocoma ugh Nova Scotia October 21 The famous old steam packet Marion which for 0 years plied the waters of the Bras D Or lakes between this town and Sydney was destroyed by fire today at her dock.
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Wycocmaugh
Marion
Bras D'Or
Wort
Sydney
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