Vaccination in Public Schools Sparks Legal Debate
The Fairfield case notes Judge Banks allowing unvaccinated children to stay home with physician approval, while State's Attorney Alcorn calls for new legislation. He warns some doctors may falsely certify fitness, and private schools could admit unvaccinated children. The piece discusses public safety versus parental rights and religious or personal objections.
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John W. Banks
Superior Court
Hugh Alcorn
Alcorn
Seo
Debate on Accommodations Trains and Interurban Service
The Hartford Courant notes vanishing once common accommodation trains as roads improve and cars rise, while interurban service expands. It contrasts rail and motor transport, argues private cars may outpace express trains, and cites New Haven interurban growth and rail officials’ concerns.
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Hartford Courant
New Haven
Therron the Courant
Fes
Nsw
Ford on Installment Plans and Cash Purchases
The text notes Ford's stance that interest benefits banks, framing installment buying as a desirable business condition. It argues the system persists, favors restricted use of the principle, and highlights Ford would see more affordable sales if cash only, though purchasers may view this differently.
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Benjamin Franklin
Pittsburgh
America
Paulus Hook
Jersey City
Monongahela
Vane
Manei
Henry Ford
Delare Down
Flo
Ford
Seferre Feramon
Readers invited to send signed letters to the editor
Tele cum invites letters to the editor signed with name and address. Letters exceeding 300 words may be shortened by editors. Confidentiality is offered if desired.
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Telecum
Alitora
Romini
Accuracy and Crime: Calls for Reform and Oversight
A letter lauds Mohonk cancer symposium reporting for accuracy and editorials while urging a national Crime Commission. The proposal seeks a nonpartisan, well-staffed body to study crime causes, deter future offenses, rehabilitate prisoners, and improve education, housing, and environment to reduce crime.
Political pointers on Holiday workshop politics and candidates
City Haile workshops are silent amid a holiday. Republicans Abriola and his brother Democratic candidate Antonio Abriola face rival family ties. Democratic Senatorial hopeful David Osborne and brother Trenry Osborne loom in district politics while proxy disputes shake the executive board. Stamford and surrounding town politics show nominations for state and district posts with party frictions lingering between state and local organizations.
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Reail
Louis A. Abriola
Antonio KR. Abriola
David P. Osborne
Trenry &. Osborne
Norwich Political Nominations Highlight Local Conventions
Haven opposes Ullman while Charles V. James and Herman J. Gibbs secure nominations in Norwich area Democratic rallies. Gibbs, born in Ontario, active with Central Vermont and railroad unions, eyes Congress backing from party leaders including President Smith. Robbins and Murray appear as Republican and Democratic figures shaping district contests ahead of October 25 local elections.
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Tse
Joseph F. Ditton
Thristol
Powhall Sators
Congress
Central Assembly
Thistel
Herman J. Gibbs
Norwich
John F. Hennon
Tewett City
Mr. Gibbs
Eawid J. Brophy
Ontario
Canada
Central Vermont
Montville
Tie
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
New London
Montreal
Smith
Vermont
Gibbs de Lis
Gibbs
Red Men and
Odds Fellows
General Assembly
Gibbbe
Tee Roy Robbins Yy
Senate
Willan F. Murray
Weston C. Paiden
Robbins
Dele- Bates
Wauregan
Fragmented OCR Note on Social Comments and Local Woes
A garbled OCR passage discusses American social attitudes, pride, and crime with stray phrases about tours and prices. It references parents urging sons, detours being repaired, and a general sense of societal critique. The text is largely incoherent and contains numerous nonsensical lines and misspellings.
Luke Warm by Walt Mason
A satirical verse recounts Aunt Doureas championing women's suffrage and the voting struggle, then aging prejudices and disillusionment as the boon is finally seen through with irony. The speaker questions lasting value of voting when loyalties waver and elites dominate.
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Walt Mason
Doureas
Janen
Dorcus
Polis
Gald
Weema
Fragmented Thoughtful Lines on Law and Duty
A garbled sermon style passage argues for judging by actions not words and urges enforcing laws to earn respect. It emphasizes earning rights through responsibility and giving attention to civic duties as a path to a well ordered society.
Today Fcampress Keeps a Silver Cup of Dawn
A fragmented poem-like article discusses today as a silver cup of opportunity and happiness. It references ancient Egypt, glass making, and bead adornment, noting early bead use before glassblowing circa the Christian era and hinting at cultural exchanges with Egypt and the Euyphrites valley.
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Egypt
Questions on faith and social shyness from a reader in Norwalk
The Rev Dr Cadman answers a reader in Norwalk Conn about whether heaven forgives distinctions between sinners, and urges a shy married woman to engage with her church, join activities, and make friends. A letter from Pennsylvania asks about a husband who adopts his wife’s religion, and Cadman counsels honesty and reconciliation if possible. A mother writes on meeting her son’s new wife, advising to welcome the daughter-in-law and build ties rather than demand meetings.
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Crimea Commission
Crime Commission
Powe
Ross
Underworld
Ithinse
Tin Prisone’s
Tmerinawa
Crine
Yun Hople
Norwalk
Conn
Salitar
Ehuren
Ani
Phusburgh
Fasa
Willine
Eagly
Hia Wetter
Roaring a precent edit and a tale of fear and force
A chaotic fragment discusses roar as a tactic to paralyze victims and deter opposition. It contrasts loud speakers who overwhelm with noise against those who rely on argument. The piece muses on terror, predators, extinction, and the idea that meek shall inherit the earth.
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Evens
Chase
Jury Panel Completed in Morse Trial in New York
The Morse trial jury was completed in New York as prosecutors prepare to pursue charges that the defendants used mail promotions to sell United States Steamship Company securities. Juries for several co-defendants were seated and severance granted. one defendant has died since indictment.
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New York
Mrwin Av
Benjamin We
Harry de Morse
United States Steamcahin Company
James Lovestove
Bitler
We K. Vanderbilt
Eugene P. Tich
Postel Telegraph Company
Charles W. Morse
Nehemiah TH. Campbell
U'nntel Shites Steamshin Company
Righard
Winte, Sont
Yletcher Bo Soints
Hive Ageed
Teecome
Dudge
James O'Brien
Martin Gallen
Stuart G. Gibboney
Wiliam A. Dinsher
Governor Dead in Louisiana Shock After Hemorrhage
Baton Rouge Louisiana AP dispatch reports the sudden death of the state's governor after a brief illness. Officials describe a rapid decline culminating in a fatal hemorrhage Sunday. The governor's passing ends a lengthy tenure marked by his close ties to New Orleans politics and attempts to guide state policy.
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APD
Bangi
Touiana
Bei
Thermal
Gistiris
Cavercer
Danas Ban
New Orleans
Tata Ie Ali
Maia
Weather forecast for New England and Atlantic coast
Northern and Southern New England expect increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures with a chance of showers in the afternoon or evening. Fair and warmer interior sections on Wednesday with possible showers on Wednesday night. Conditions show low pressure over Ontario and high pressure near Bermuda. observed winds northeasterly along the coast and variable in the interior.
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New Foundland
Belle Isle
Ocean
Coralin
Beran
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