Children barred from Milford school over vaccination dispute
Families in Devon plan to move as Dr. Putney, Milford health officer, bars unvaccinated children with physicians certificates from attending public school. Moellers Arnolds Buchanans Rabidens Clinton protest and list homes for sale. issue centers on vaccination deemed harmful by doctors and required reasons on certificates.
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Arnolds
Clintons
Buchanans
Rabidens
Health Department
Devon
W. S. Putney
Milford
Milford Board of Health
Abhasan
Uenue
Putney
Alpheus Moeller
Zoomis Street
W. Cinton
Daytona Avenue
We TF
Buchitanga
Ploreses Avenue
William Rabidon
Erwin Arnold
Dr. Putney
Moeller
Physiciana
Mine Workers Wrangle Over Settlement Near Ratification
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Associated Press reports the tri-district mine workers convention adjourned as talks on the new agreement with operators continue. Leaders push for approval tomorrow while anti pact forces press to send the panel back to negotiate. Phillip Murray urged adoption as a historic labor victory.
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Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Anthracite Mine Workers
Tri-District
Senle
Shelton Farmer's Daughter Missing as Posse Scours Woods
In Shelton on Sept 8 Chief Donovan and officers led a search of White Hill area for 16 year old Elizabeth Araige, missing since Tuesday morning after leaving home enraged by a beating. Authorities fear possible suicide. neighboring police pressed to help, with drag searches planned if clues fail.
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Elizabeth Araige
Shelton
Derby
Donovan
Pouse
Wesda
White Hill
Elizabeth aAraige
Greatis
Araige
Cen Wingy
Aii
Telabing Giria
Dragnet Seeks Charley Ross in Ward Peters Shooting Case
New York police announced an investigation into whether Charles Rogers, arrested with eight others in a Longacre hotel drag raid, is the fabled Charley Ross linked to the Ward Peters shooting case. Ward’s counsel suspects possible identity as he seeks to determine if Rogers is the man Ward claimed to have trailed and with whom he fired during self defense.
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New York
United States
Menin
Charles Rogers
Longacre
Mysteriove
Charley Roas
Ward-Peters
Westeheyte
Monin
Walter 8. Ward
Baker
Clarence
Peters
Kansico
Ward
Takes
Rogers
Ross
Charley Ross
Charley Rogers
Palmer F. Tubbs
Wcharley “Ross
Jeters
Rose
Jack
Weatchester
Rogers Row
Hitchcock
Resigns Chairmanship of the Tariff Commission
Washington reports former Tariff Commission chairman Thomas W. Page of Virginia has resigned from the body and his case was sent to President Harding for consideration. Harding asked Page to delay a final decision on giving up the post.
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Tariff Commission
Washington
Sept
Cy Thomas W. Pare
Virripia
Harding
Page
Ullman Elected Chairman of New Haven Delegation
New Haven September 8 delegates to the state Republican convention met to choose sub committee members. The group did not name the four members of the state control committee nor announce a selection date. Colonel Isaac M. Ullman was elected chairman of the delegation.
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State Control Committee
Isaac M. Ullman
Allegatty
Waterbury Delegation Instructed at State Convention
Waterbury delegates to the Democratic state convention were instructed to vote for William E. Whoms for governor and Augustine Lonergan of Hartford for U S senator. The 26 delegates were unanimously directed at the meeting in Waterbury on September 8.
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Rail President Dead
J T Clarke, president of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omang runi way railroad, died suddenly at his home here on Sept 8. The unexpected death shocks company officials and employees in the region. Local authorities reported no immediate cause, with a inquiry to follow. Clarke had led the railroad through years of expansion and faced ongoing labor negotiations. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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J. T. Clarke, A
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and
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Associated Press
France
Great Britain
Greece
Turkey
Venice
Ttalian
President Harding's wife in critical condition at White House
Mrs. Harding's illness worsened with serious complications, doctors saying recovery is not yet assured. Brigadier General Sawyer announced the condition as critical, with Dr. Finney and Dr. Mayora in consultation and the President staying at her bedside as officials monitor the evolving crisis.
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Washington
Cassociated
Charles Mayora
Rochester
Carl W W. Sawyer
Sawyer
Joul T. Boone Rave
Leon
Harding
Aince
George T Harding, Jr
Columbus
Christian
Christan
Bawyer
Sawyer Followai
Whitty House
John Finney
Baltimore
Mina
Carl W. Gawyer
Joel T. Boone
Finney
Bedale
Thera
Apain
Ealing
WADOO DENIES REPORT HE SEEKS PRESIDENCY
Idaho Falls report quotes Lyons of Denver as saying William G. McAdoo told him he would seek the Democratic nomination in 1924 if he decided to run He would announce his candidacy directly to the American people McAdoo denies the report and claims he has not decided on any run for president.
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Toleho
William G. McAdoo
Tary
The
Treasury
Pure “Bank
New York
William CO
Lyons
Denver
Colo
McAdoo
McAgroo
American Mission Occupied by Canton Chinese
Reports from Keying in Kwantung province describe forcible occupation of American mission buildings and destruction of foreign property by Canton military officials led by General Chan Chiung Ming. Breith, in charge of mission work, condemns civil authorities’ actions and non Christian propaganda support. An urgent protest has been sent to the American consul at Swatow.
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Canton
Chan Chiung Ming
Kenying
Kwantuns Province
Balth
Keying
Breith
Swatow
Columbus Girl Crowned Miss America at Atlantic City Pageant
Miss Mary Katherine Campbell of Columbus Ohio was selected as Miss America at Atlantic City beauty pageant earning the golden mermaid prize for a year. She competed against four rivals representing professional beauties amateurs and other groups as thousands watched on a sandy Atlantic City beach.
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Ohio
Atlantic City
Mary Katherine Campbell
America
Wes Kelps
Misa Campbell
Ming Dorothy Knopp
New York
Mas ‘Gladya Glendenmeyer
West Philadelphia
Mies Margaret
Gorman
Washington
D. C
América
Greeks Evacuate Smyrna as Turkish Army Draws Near
Smyrna authorities begin evacuations with embarkations from Smyrna Varia and Chesme. Greek remnants arrive near the city as Turkish forces approach, volunteers fail to resist, and Kemal Pasha’s nationalist movement threatens entry within days. Italians push for a Venice peace conference and armistice talks. Americans in interior Anatolia reported safe. Turkish Nationalists advance with prisoners taken daily.
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Associated Press
Varia
Chesme
Muatapha Kemal Peaha
Washington
Interior
Anatolia
State Department
American Vice
Cataul
Angora
Yureey
Thsorder
Adena
Manissa
Panderma
Maniaga
Aged Greenwich multi millionaire dies on estate
Greenwich, Sept. Specialy InitH Flagler, famed retired capitalist and National Tube figure, dies at his cottage aged 86 after illness since last Sunday. He planned a mansion worth over a million dollars on the site of his former home. Architect William Henry Vantine, who helped build Henry Ford’s Detroit residence, is the contractor. He married twice, with widow Alice Flagler and a daughter Mrs. Paton Hicksey of Stamford, plus a sister and brother in Maryland and Boston.
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Sept
Specialy
Inith
Flagler
Multimllenaire
Yuunos
National Tube Company
Hig
Gore
Wiliam Henry Vantine
Henry Ford
Detroit
Mich
Pulder
Mr. Flagler
Alice Flagler
New York
Wits
Paton Hicksey
Stamford
Mra. Hermen Stunif
Belleaire
Harry K. Magler
Boston
Ten year old Mary Foley treated after street incident
Ten year old Mary Foley of 412 Marion Street was treated last night at the Emergency Hospital for a head injury. The youth was examined by Dr. A Griswold.
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Mary Foley
Marion Street
Dr. A. & Griswold
Railroads Poised to Endorse Willard Wage Accord
Washington notes 80,000 miles of track involved in a partial shopmen settlement to be settled within three days. Southern roads led by Norfolk and Western plus Chesapeake and Ohio and the Southern Railway back the plan, while New York Central weighs acceptance. Willard and Jewell organize formal talks in Chicago to determine how many lines will adopt the scheme and whether wage decisions rest with an updated Railroad Labor Board.
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Norfolk and Western Heads
David Lawrence
Bridgeport Telegram
Washington
Southern Roads
Norfolk and Wester
Chesapearean
Ohio
Southern Railway
Northern Railroad
New York Central
TiMrd
Ust
Daniel Willard
Baltimore
Ani
Calo
Father Hood
New York
B. M. Jewell
Fnien
Harding
V&e
Candéa
Énehr
Jx & Deadtock
Daniel Wilt Lard
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Cleveland
Western rail executive meeting with Willard in Chicago
An informal gathering of western railroad executives led by Dan iel Willard of the Belti more and Ohio met in Chicago as BH. M. Jewell and other shop crafts leaders arrived from the east. Federal officers served a temporary injunction on the shop crafts leaders as discussions continued with no public statements.
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Chicago
Ansodiated Press
Western Railway
Daniel Willard
Beltimore
Ohio
M. Jewell
Peeto
Jewell
United States
George Hasett
J. P. Noonan
Department of Justice
James Wikerson
William H. J. Johnston
International Brotherhoods of Machintats
Martin F. Ryan
Railway Carmens' Association
Willard
Baltimore
Incheon
Samuel & Felton
Western
Milford Police Hold Girl as Witness in Fatal Collision
Milford reports a fatal collision on the Bridgeport turnpike near Milford hospital. John Kilianzewski dies from injuries after colliding with a wagon driven by Lawrence Destaso, a public service chauffeur, who is arrested and bond set at 1500. Witnesses include Handy Ford, John Memenna, Elmadi Peck, and May Dinagecd of Bridgeport. An inquest was held by Coroner Ul Mix.
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May Dinager
Union Avenas
Bridgeport
James E. Maher
John Kilnastewssl
Williams Farms
Reid Herp
Tawrence Destaso
Public Service
Fox
George Smith
Kilianczewski
Alto
Milford Hospital
Bridgeport Turnpike
Jes Kumasewski
Milfords Agepital
Edmundy Bard
Handy" Ford
John Memenna
Tuglory
Multord
Elmadi Peck
Goldien Till
Union Avenue
Coromeny Ul Mix
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