Brandeis Urges Iron Teeth To Enforce Anti Trust Law
Special from United Press. Louis D Brandeis told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that regulation is essential to preserve competition and liberty. He accused trusts of corruption and monopoly, cited steel and rail cases, praised labor unions, and supported La Follette anti trust amendments to strengthen restraint of trade to restore competition.
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United Press
Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Ofl Trust
Steel Trust
Brandeis
Wall Street
Pittsburgh
Standard Oil
Harvester
Cash Register
America
Los Angeles
Back to the Land Movement Highlighted by New England Dairy Gain
Prof. A T Stevens of the Connecticut Agricultural College told the State Board of Agriculture that a broad back to the land movement is sweeping the country. He noted market garden needs include strong constitution, honesty, water, markets, and transport. He urged crop rotation, high quality seed, neat packing, and near-market delivery to boost profits. H O Daniels of Middletown described turning Millbrook farm into a large wholesale dairy operation through crop rotation and silos.
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State Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
C. Daniels
Middletown
New England
Connecticut Agricultural College
Stevens
Prof
Redding
Boston
James F. Brown
Leonard H. Healey
Col. Brown
H. O. Daniels
Daniels
Millbrook
Daniele
W. H. Davenport
White Slaver, St. Louis Kid Held in $3,000 Bail
Hartford police court adjourned the case of William E. Baker alias St. Louis Kid, accused of white slaving, in 3,000 bail. A 17 year old Willimantic girl said he enticed her away, detained her, and tried to force her into solicitation. She escaped to her uncle. Baker followed and was arrested. Police also linked Frederick Gibbo to Hamden burglaries, with accomplice William Pasquale aiding police.
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United Press
Hartford
William E. Beker
St. Louis
Baker
Gladys Southwick
Willimantic
North Main Street
Aker
Baker's
Man Fined and Jailed After Punching Wife
Mrs Boward Netlaw ran from her East Main street home in a night dress claiming her husband beat and ejected her. Police found a chaotic scene as Netlaw, arrested and jailed, faced charges including breach of peace and drunkenness.
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Colgan
Grossman
Mrs. Netlaw
DeLaney
Netlaw
Case Against Lawyer Noted
New Haven police court reports a nol pros entered in the case of Attorney Louis M. Petruselli of Meriden, son-in-law of New Haven's Italian consul, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The judge ruled the evidence did not warrant that specific charge.
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United Press
New Haven
Louis M. Petruselli
Meriden
Hartford Strikers Case Is Nolled In Police Court
Henry Lamport a grinder at Columbia Motor Car Company faced breach of peace charges after a small strike when 15 men quit to protest a two machine shift. Within an hour most strikers returned to work and the case was nolled.
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United Press
Hartford
Henry Lamport
Columbia Motor Car Company
Lynch Would Ignore Other League Resolutions
New York Dec 14 National League magnates met after noon and received the American League resolutions. President Lynch stated that if he has his way the National League will file away the resolution without taking any action on it.
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United Press
New York
National League
American League
Lynch
LAST CHANCE 10 PAY PERSONAL TAX
Prosecuting Attorney DeLaney will issue 10 complaints for service Monday to charges of neglecting and refusing to pay personal taxes. He has names of 780 delinquents from the tax collectors at city hall and will prosecute daily, with extended hours Friday and Saturday for payments. One early payer sent $2.08 by mail with a note explaining delay.
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DeLaney
Stokes Dying Reported At Trial Of Girls
In New York's Astrict attorney office it was said hotel owner Earl Dodge Stokes is dying at the Byth Ansonia after an operation for abscesses. He shows a fragile condition, with stimulants given to sustain him. At the criminal court, Stella Singleton sister of Lillian Graham is too nervous to testify about the death of gambler Al Adams. Lillian testified feeling fear of Stokes who was said to have killed Adams. Defense indicates witnesses may be few and plans to close quickly as court opens.
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United Press
New York
Astrict
Fiam
Earl Dodge Stokes
Illionaire
Ansonia
Stokes
Criminal Court
Stella Singleton
Lillian Graham
al” Adams
Singleton
Adams
Jordan
Buckner
Russell
Miss Graham
Robert M. Moore
Hundreds Of Property Owners Fail To Pay Sprinkling Assessments
Hundreds of property owners who did not pay street sprinkling assessments as of the 1st of 1910 face a 75 cent penalty. Collector Cooney and assistants compiled a list of delinquent properties and returned it to Town Clerk Thomas. The lien must cover the assessment plus 75 cents, and liens were filed as yesterday was the deadline under the law.
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Cooney
Thomas
Baby Found Dead in Bed This Morning
Tauiey Mitchell three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell of 512 Brooks street was found dead in bed this morning initially feared meningitis Medical Examiner Garlick reported oedema of the lungs and no contagious disease a certificate of death from natural causes was issued Gardner for Captain New Haven Yale selects Anson RB Gardner of Washington DC as cross country team captain
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Tauiey Mitchell
Arthur Mitchell
Brooks Street
Garlick
Gardner
United Press
New Haven
Anson
Washington, D. C
Yale
Kenealy Seeks Retirement as State Chairman
Stamford reports Michael Kenealy says he intends to retire from the Republican State Committee chairmanship. He notes he wanted to step down years ago and will not comment on possible successor C A Goodwin while denying any confirmed get together dinner details. He mentions a possible January meeting to discuss the next campaign.
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United Press
Stamford
Republican State Committee
Michael Kenealy
C. A. Goodwin
Hartford
Kenealy
Woodruff
Orange
State Committee
Blakeslee
Honeymoon Cycle Repeats For Grimes Couple
Samuel Grimes and Lucie Jackson Grimes aged 39 and 36 secured another church sanctioned marriage under a ten year mandate of the Church of God and Saints of Christ. A license was issued at the town park for a second ceremony as part of a periodic renewal practice. The couple plans another honeymoon as they continue the re marriage ritual with annual or periodic renewals.
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Church of God and Saints of Christ
Samuel Grimes
Lucie Jackson Grimes
Grimes
Judge dismisses Hyde jury amid mental incapacity ruling
In Kansas City on December 14 Judge Porterfield dismissed the entire Hyde jury after examining Waldron and finding potential mental incapacity. Waldron explained his flight to Argentina and Emporia before returning home, and officers arrested him for examination. If insanity is confirmed, a new trial for the case may be ordered.
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Kansas City
Waldron
Porterfield
Argentina
Emporia
Kas
Anna McGarraugh
Chicago Gets Chick Gandilla in Deal for Chance
A deal completed today between C. W. Murphy of Chicago and Sam E. Lichtenstein of the Montreal Club sends Chick Gandilla Montreal’s star first baseman to Chicago to replace Frank Chance at first base. Murphy trades pitcher Slapnicka and likely first baseman Saler in the exchange.
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United Press
New York
C. W. Murphy
Chicago
Sam E. Lichtenstein
Montreal
Chick Gandilla
Frank Chance
Murphy
Slapnicka
Saler
Startling murder facts learned by spy in police cell
Inquest into the Rosaria Martello murder reveals a spy placed between the widow and brothers in custody. The Italian detective Verelli gathered notes from their conversation, alleging sensational disclosures. Witnesses described the scene and contradicted the brothers’ alibis, while two revolvers raise questions about the weapon used.
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Frank Verelli
Henry C. Stevenson
Rosario Martello
West Avenue
Martello
Rosario
Joseph DeLucia
Ar Ae
Orews
Verelli
Stevenson
Railroad and
West Avenues
Peter Gilbride
Harry Smith
Railroad Avenue
Learn to Dance at Quilty's Dancing Academy
Classified ad notes Learn to Dance at Quilty's Dancing Academy offering Waltz and two step in five private lessons. Also seeks experienced bookkeeper with references to handle books evenings. apply Wissner Store at Broad and State Streets during midday.
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Quilty’s
Dancing Academy
Wissner Store
Broad and State Sts
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