Connecticut Senate Backs Tuberculosis Reporting and Street Drug Sales Ban
Hartford reports that the legislature advanced a bill requiring physicians to report tuberculosis deaths within 24 hours and prohibited street to house drug distributions with penalties of 50 dollars or a year in prison. A tobacco sales to minors bill carries escalating fines, and a hotel towel reuse rule sets penalties from ten to one hundred dollars per offense.
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United Press
Hartford
Senate
Connecticut
Osgood Wright objects to Burrs liquor license in Fairfield
Two remonstrances with names of Fairfield residents including Mabel Osgood Wright and Rev. Frank S. Child oppose Deputy Sheriff David A. Burr’s application for a liquor license at the Saum building Unquowa road Fairfield. Points include unsuitable location near a saloon within 100 feet and a close footpath. Hearing date not yet set.
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Fairfield
Mabel Osgood Wright
Frank S. Child
Allan E. Beeman
Oliver G. Jennings
Williamb. Glover
David A. Burr
Saum
Unquowa Road
Fairfield Rubber Co
Fairfield Memorial Library
H. ©. Sturges
Crissy Det. Harral
Solons Rush to Confess Before Indicted
Columbus May 12 with two probes under way one by Grand Jury and the Senate investigating committee an unusual race forms. The Grand Jury seeks indictments while the Senate panel aims to secure confessions before any indictments to gain immunity. The drive accelerates as reports hinge on ready statements.
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Wnited Press
Columbus
Grand Jury
Senate Investigating Committee
Senate
Farmers Firing at Reciprocity Sparks Senate Hearing
Washington May 12 A Minnesota farmer and former railroad lawyer R A Wilkinson attacked Canadian reciprocity before the Senate finance committee. He argued 33,000,000 farmers are ignored as the proposal would slash Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota wheat and other product profits by about 40 million dollars annually.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
R. A. Wilkinson
Minnesota
Wilkinson
North Dakota
South Dakota
Yachtsman Sues Over Saving Commodore in Storm
Frank M. Rogers of Boston has filed suit in Lynn Civil Court for 200 in compensation for saving Commodore William B. Newell during a storm off Cape Ann last year. Newell contends he was not rescued and could have drifted into port with his engine out of commission.
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United Press
Lynn
Mass
Frank M. Rogers
Boston
Wiliam B. Newell
Cape Ann
Newell
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