Kitchin denounces GOP claims on spending cuts
Washington June 27 Representative Kitchin of North Carolina denounces Republican assertions that House savings totaled 1.5 billion by cutting Democratic program expenditures. He cites a 114 million reduction in the naval bill as due to changed conditions, disputes the 225 million figure, and challenges the railroad administration funding as the same as Democratic plans. Moore of Pennsylvania interrupts.
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Washington
House
Representative Kitchin
Worth Carolina
Kitchin
Railroad Administration
Bil
Moore
Pennsylvania
Repubblicans
North Carolina
Holbrook Leaves Bulk of Estate to His Wife
Edward Holbrook president of Gorham Manufacturing leaves Stamford estate in Connecticut and the New York town house plus stocks and bonds valued near one million dollars to his widow Mrs Frances Holbrook. His son John Holbrook and daughter Mrs Lillian De Balincourt receive 750000 each and a trust fund of 150000 provides income.
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New York
Stamford
Edward Holbrook
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Holbrook
Frances
John
Lillian de Balincourt
Both Branches of the Superior Court Adjourned
The April session and the special April session of the Superior Court were adjourned yesterday. The former resumes next Tuesday at 9 30 for a special matter and the latter on July 21 at 10. Practically all work for the court year has ended with Judge H J Curtis to sit in chambers July 1 to 5 for special matters. Judge John J Walsh adjourned the Common Pleas Court session without date, the court year work completed.
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Superior Court
H. J. Curtis
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Recreation and Education Subdivision Discusses New Facilities
A Chamber of Commerce recreation and education sub-division meeting chaired by William T. Hlincks reviewed plans for more amateur baseball space locating two grounds at the circus grounds and a vacant Quonset street lot. A ferry replacement with a foot bridge was proposed pending navigability and drawbridge needs. An outdoor camp site for all ages was to be investigated and developed with city cooperation. West End playground expansion was also considered.
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Chamber of Commerce
William T. Hlincks
Circus Grounds
Pequosinock Street
Clothesline saves life of girl at corner Pine and Howard
A clothesline saved the life of two year old Bessie Darovitch who fell from a second story window at Pine Street and Howard Avenue yesterday morning. An ambulance was summoned from Emergency Hospital but no treatment was required. The line reportedly broke the fall, sparing serious injury.
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Bessie Darovitch
Pine Street
Howard Avenue
Woman Breaks Probation, Sentenced to Four Years
Anne Stembler violated a New Haven Superior Court probation order by moving to Bridgeport before the probation officer’s directive. She will serve four years in New Haven County Jail, the probation period ending in a few days.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Captain Winthrop Pyemont Receives British Military Cross
Boston reports Captain Winthrop Pyemont formerly commander of the 50th division signal company Royal Engineers was decorated with the British Military Cross and Bar by Major General Clarence R Edwards acting for the king of England.
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Boston
Winthrop Pyemont
Signal Company of the
Royal Engineers
Clarence R. Edwards
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