Eye Teeth Found in Girl’s Eye in France
In June Paris reports a 15 year old girl found with small teeth inside the left eye orbit. Professor Lapersonne of the French Academy of Medicine explains removal would be painful and dangerous, with no clear evidence if teeth will grow further, while the girl continues to suffer eye discomfort.
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Paris
de Lap Wrsonne
French Academy of Medicine
France
Sapersonne
Lapersonne
Wall Street bets $300000 on Carpentier Demspey bout
New York June 20 Wall Street traders placed about 300000 in wagers on the Carpentier Dempsey fight on the NYSE floor. A prominent member offered 60000 against Dempsey knockout, later increased by 30000. Other bets followed, some declined, with a 5000 wager that Carpentier would not respond to the bell at the seventh round start.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Dempsey
Carpentier
Dempees
Baseball results recap shows narrow Chicago win over Pittsburgh
Yesterday's results include Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 2 to 1 marking a first. Cincinnati led 3 while Cheese appears miswritten in the box. Pittsburgh misprint. The brief list indicates uneven scores and scattered game notes from a single page.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlantis cafe in Vienna a rendezvous for traders and thieves
The Atlantis cafe on Vienna’s Ringstrasse is described as a hidden market where illegal trade flourishes. Readers encounter a cosmopolitan mix of Jews, Italians, Serbs, and others at numbered tables exchanging jewels, watches, and passports while a tainted aura of intrigue surrounds revolutions and trafficking schemes across Central Europe.
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Buenos Aires
Austria
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Dusinesa
Hungary
Congress Asked Tol Strengthen Border Booze Patrol
Washington June 29 Rum running is an enforcement problem to be met with larger forces of dry agents on the borders and coasts. Officials will ask Congress to strengthen the customs service and enlarge the border dry force to enforce the Volstead law. Smugglers gain millions in profits, but current staffing limits border duty. Congress has shown reluctance to grant more funds despite pressure from prohibition leaders.
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Congress
Customs Service
iHsel
Trafic
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tetanus Cases Decreasing Across the Country
The article notes tetanus cases have fallen due to preventive care and prompt antitoxin administration after injuries. It cites causes like deep wounds from fireworks and blank cartridges, advises seeking medical treatment for penetrating injuries, and mentions free tetanus antitoxin distribution in Connecticut through physicians.
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Connecticut
State Department of Health
Plan For V. D. Reunion In Boston July Third Fourth
Plans for the 102nd Veterans reunion in Boston are nearly complete. Activities include hotel lodging at the Oxford, armory sleeping, registration Saturday morning, a boxing carnival at Braves Field, organization reunions, a Plymouth boat trip with barbecue, a Monday parade under Gen Edwards, an afternoon track meet, and a large fireworks display in the evening.
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Boston
Oxford
Armory
Braves Field
Plymouth
Gen. Edwards
New England
Stepney and Town Notes From Hattertown to Fairfield
Mrs Edward Booth visits Hattertown guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Bond return from Berkshire honeymoon. Willing Workers entertain with out of town help and cake. Perry Hubbell birthday party gathers Armstrong friends. Yellow School closes with home picnic. Stratford Fire Commissioners discuss pumping engine and modern fire alarm plan. Fairfield town hall court to open July 1 with Judge Grout and Deputy Hall. Wakeman to prosecute. Town clerk Flint to swear in judges and prosecutors.
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Edward Booth
Eugene Northrop
Hattertown
Charles Bond
Berkshires
Barrett
Clayton B. Hawley
Richard
Fort Trumbull Beach
Steven Tingley
Pennsylvania
Stratford Board of Fire Commissioners
Fairfield Town Hall
Jonathon Grout
Clarence R. Hall
Bacon Wakeman
Howard N. Wakeman
Joseph L Flint
Shoe Dealer Bankrupt in New Haven Court Filing
Fred F. Watkins a Norwalk shoe dealer filed for bankruptcy in the U S District Court New Haven listing liabilities of 4099 59 and assets of 2190 including 1797 in stock in trade A first creditors meeting is set for 9 am on July Meanwhile General Badoglio who led Italian troops near Fiume during the D Annunzio occupation left for New York aboard the Giuseppe Verdi with his wife and daughter on an official visit
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Norwalk
United States District Court
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Rome
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Fiume
Gabriele D'Annunzio
New York
Giuseppe Verdi
United States
Women Rule In Jackson Is Now Extended
Jackson Wyoming June 29 government by the fair sex began a year ago may be extended to the whole Jackson Hole country. In Saturdays special election the Lincoln county division proposal carried by seven hundred majority and Jackson was chosen seat for the new Teton county. With Jackson under the women's administration the women plan to elect a sheriff and other county officers.
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Jackson
Wyo
Fair Sex
Jackson's Hole
Lincoln County
Teton County
Revival Fires Up in Swatford With Undenominational Meetings
A three week revival led by Rev Edward Armstrong began Sunday in Swatford at the Bethany church corner Nichols and Bethany streets. A tentsed venue hosts daily services at 3 30 and 7 30 pm with Sunday sessions at 10 30 am 2 30 and 7 30 pm. Assisting ministers include Rev A A Elmore of Dallas and music enhances the gatherings. The revival accepts Protestants and Catholics alike and aims to spread Jesus saves and heals across two weeks of meetings with undenominational framing.
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Edward Armstrong
Deere
Birsiora
Dalles
Tex
Joseph C. Harrison
Bethany Church
Nichols and
Bethany Streets
Barrum Avenue
Armstrong
Jesus
Pittsburgh
A. A. Elmore
Dallas
Two German Officers Put on Trial for War Crimes
Leipsig June 29 Lieutenant General Karl Stenger and Major Berno Cranius the former commander of the fifty third German Infantry Brigade in 1914 were placed on trial before the German Supreme Court on charges by the French government. These are the first cases based on French allegations to be brought before the court General Stenger was alleged to have ordered that no French prisoners be taken and Major Cranius was accused of transmitting this order to the soldiers of the Fifty third brigade.
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Leipsig
Karl Stenger
Berno Cranius
Supreme Court
Stenger
Crusius
Fifty-third
Graduation exercises at the Long Hill School
Eighth grade graduation and class day exercises were held at the new Long Hill school with diplomas distributed by John Curtis. The program featured a long list of speakers, songs, and awards for Margaret Abbott, Samuel Seeley, Doris Mahoney, and William French among others.
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Hther Bryan
Eleanor Farrel
Lily Potts
Teresa Glennon
Elizabeth Sachs
Edna Green
Phyllis Walker
Father Liefield
Frances Davis
Doris Mahoney
Messra
Otto Noll
Leonard Berger
Edward Davis
William French
Samuel Seeley
Frank Haines
Ralph Wheeler
Esther Liefield
Bessie Sachs
Margaret Abbott
Glass Song
Tokena
Beste
Sachs
Catherine Bar
Sam Seeley
Doris_ Mahoney
Ethel Perry
Jennie Potts
Catherine Barske
Theresa Hurlike
Bridgeport
Divine guidance cited in Ohio murder case trial
Cleveland reporter notes Administrator of Justice in Kaber Gase relies on belief and divine guidance as Catherine Eva Kaher faces trial for hiring assassins to kill her husband Dan Kaver. Judge Maurice Bernon frames case as one of the era's most bitter in Cuyahoga courts, with death penalty possible and emphasis on justice, delay, and family influence.
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Kaber Gase
Cleveland
Ohio
Catherine Eva Kaher
Dan Kaver
Common Pleas
Maurice Bernon
Stat
Bennon
Common Pleas Court
Bernon
Carl Habig
Habig¢ Wan
Bennen
Picturesque Coronation Ceremonies Revived at Launceston
In Launceston Cornwall the Prince of Wales Duke of Cornwall visits the duchy capital reviving feudal rites from centuries past. The Mayor receives 100 shillings and pepper. greys are offered and a gilt spur, cumin, salmon, wood, and roses are presented. Modern incumbent Bethuel Huttings endures the ancient pageantry in ordinary clothes.
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Launceston
Cornwall
Eng
Prince of Wales
Tom Molesworth
St Aubyn
Swannacot
St Mary
Bethuel
Huttings
Robinson Cresoe
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