Typhus Fear Grips Eastern Europe Amid Red Cross Warns
Reports from Red Cross headquarters warn of a renewed typhus epidemic in eastern Europe. Sir David Henderson notes clothing fuel and transportation aid will be required as Poland faces disinfection challenges. Armies demobilize and border barriers fall allowing refugees to return to Romania Poland and Estonia, worsening the spread risk.
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Wasitingmon
Europe
Red Cross
David Henderson
Poland
Roumania
Esthonia
Hamden Grade Crossing Ordered Eliminated
Hartford date: the utility commission orders the elimination of the Dixwell avenue crossing where the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad tracks intersect Hamden. The plan apportions costs with the highway department fifty percent, the railroad thirty percent, and Hamden twenty percent. The Connecticut Company will reimburse ten percent to the town.
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Hartford
C. J. Bennett
Dixwell Avenue
Hamden
New York
New Haven
Hacrtford
Highway Department
Connecticut Company
Trolley collision injures six at Meriden hill
Meriden Oct 27 six people were painfully hurt and many shaken when a trolley car slid down City Hart hill and rammed into a second car at the East Main street turnout, sending it into a third as workers gathered. Motorman Sam Schwartz stayed at his post. his car was damaged but he was only slightly injured.
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Meriden
City
Hart Hill
East Main Street
Tiley
Sam Schwartz
Wilson Sees strong Cox Bid in Indiana and Ohio
Lynn W. Wilson, back from Indiana, says Democrats expect Tom Taggart to win U S Senate and Cox to carry Indiana. He notes rising anti Watson sentiment among women and optimism for Ohio gains as farmers replace hand labor with machinery. He plans speeches in Bridgeport, Westport, and Shelton.
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Lynn W. Wilson
Bridgeport
Indiana
Democratic Naional
Cox
Hoosier
Wilson
Tom Tagg
United
Ohio
Whison
Silent 10 Years Now Cannot Speak
Boston October 27 Patrick J Carkey Hanley ended a 25 year sentence at the state prison today against his will and maintained to the lnst a silence begun ten years ago He asked to stay a few days to Anish work but the sentence expired Warden Shattuck put him out At the state house Deputy Commissioner Edward C R Bagley asked if he was ready to talk Hanley stood mute then wrote I cant He vowed silence ten years ago after a fellow convict repeated something he said
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Boston
Patrick J. (Carkey) Hanley
Lnst
Anish
Shattuck
State House
Edward C.R. Bagley
Hanley
Local liquor dealers fined in U S court
Bridgeport figures appear in New Haven federal court. John Tarasevich fined 15 dollars and costs after four days in business when arrested for possessing liquor. Anthony Ignattovitch pleads guilty to a similar charge and pays 175 dollars fine with no costs. Annie Sacher pleads guilty to maintaining possessing and selling liquor and is fined 25 dollars without costs after lengthy review. The judge notes an unusual sentence aimed at family considerations.
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John Tarasevich
Bridgeport
New Haven
Tarasevich
Anthony Ignattovitch
Annie Sacher
Thomas
Whiskey worth four thousand seized from automobiles
In Stamford on October 27 whiskey valued at four thousand dollars was taken from autos in broad daylight and confiscated. Police headquarters already hold seventy six thousand dollars in whiskey and alcohol. Drivers included Jacoby W. Shaw of Providence with his wife, Leon Abercom of Newark bound for Providence, and Patrick Farrell of Newark with eighty quarts aboard.
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Stamford
Patrick Farrell
Newark
Triple Funeral for Father and Two Sons in Meriden
A triple funeral was held for John A. Taylor and his sons Arthur 14 and Fred 12, shot by their father while fishing from a boat at Black Pond Monday. He then killed himself. No relatives are in this country. Mrs Taylor is believed to be in England.
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Meriden
John ‘A. Taylor
Arthur
Fred
Black_pond
Taylor
Jengland
Liquor law violators served with warrants in New Haven
Federal warrants were served today on alleged violators of the Volstead act in New Haven. It will be some days before the total number of arrests is known. Prohibition enforcement agents had been in the area conducting inquiries and it is believed the warrants were based on evidence they supplied.
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New Haven
Prohibition
Collegiate Preparatory School Admits Graduates to Colleges
Thorough preparation to all high school and college subjects. Students completing the course will be admitted upon certificate into medical, dental, law, engineering, and academic colleges throughout the United States. Morning, afternoon and evening sessions. 3517 Fairfield Ave Bridgeport Conn New Haven Branch 212 York St
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Medicine
Dentistry
Law
United States
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Cony
New Haven
York St
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