Daylight Saving Law Questioned in State House Debate
Amid doubt on constitutionality, Clerk Baldwin notes daylight saving bill may pass. Judiciary committee favors it despite concerns, with leaders debating timing and readiness for calendar action. Public notices mention funerals and obituaries reflecting a busy local scene as the issue unfolds.
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A. C. Baldwin
Buckley
Mortimer Bell
Om Salivhuey
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Tavor
Coramaiti
Oy Nickersoz
Sery
BNL Cp
Mense
Jol Rudley
Putien
Pasaea
Bille Baldwin
Chemists Predict Synthetic Foods and Global Calorie Storage
A fragment notes chemists foresee foods as by products of plants with agriculture storing surplus calories by artificial means. It mentions Dy Alsberg and Prof Arthur D Hirschfeljer discussing new methods, disease cures, and research on substances for depression and pneumonia, reflecting speculative science in a dated publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsberg
Arthur D. Hirschfeljer
House Favors $40,000 Trumbull School Bonds
Hartford dispatch reports the House backing a $40,000 bond issue for Trumbull to fund construction or repairs of school buildings in the White Plains district. Details indicate committee actions and leadership in the finance port, with officials urging approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Trumbull
Hartford
Uromoull
White Plains
Tndas
Card of Thanks and Notices From Local Lodges
A collection of thanks and notes from several fraternal orders and churches. The messages express gratitude for floral offerings and words of sympathy following the deaths of community members, mentioning organizations on Beau Street and State Street.
Teapot Tempest in House Over World Tribunal
Connecticut House quarrel over a petition urging the U S to back participation in the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague. Representative Ayres of Westport introduced the measure. Buckley of Union and others debated tabling. action referred to Federal Relations with possible favorable report anticipated.
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Wartford
United States
Rank B. Grandegee
Connecticut House
Tolin Buckley
Union
Farry Morgan Ayres
Westport
Mir
Lehalf
Pou
Rtate
Amouicsy
Permanent Court of Internations Tastics
the Hague
Wlliam IL Petrie
Edward Mw. Grout
Anne Wright
Charles 2. Kemper
General Assembly
Ives
Columbia University
House
Nickerson
Buckler
Sawores
Ayres
Buckley
Elouse
Congress
Beneft
Lyo
Hays
Honoratie Senate
House of Representatives
Wvrererat Agsemily Convanodis
Honorabis
Secretary of State
Permanent Court of International Justice
Connecticut
Congress of the
Gunate
Haz
William U. Peril
Bowat Om, Growe
Anni Warighe
Charles Kemper
Local Rotary Club Elects A E Lavery as President
Albert J. Lavery secretary at Bridgeport Hydraulic Company was unanimously elected president of the Rotary club at yesterday's luncheon in the Stratfield. George H. Woods secretary treasurer of the River Ribbon Body company was elected vice president and seven directors named. The retiring officers are George C. Waldo president and Franklin D. Conville vice president. President elect Lavery was installed immediately after the meeting. A plan urged the State Legislative Committee on Women to report favorably on a bill authorizing Bridgeport to issue bonds of 400000 for a new trade school. A telegram was sent to Senator Trumbull expressing support for the move. Speakers included Dr. Alfred C. Fones and Alpheus Winter.
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Albert J. Lavery
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Rotary Club
Stratfield
George H. Woods
Rive Ribbon Body Company
Sevenew
W. Brewart Mark
General Whenaxer
General Fleetric Company
Bridgeport
Greorge UC
Waldo
Post and ‘Telo- S. Mawlex
Gas
Trumbull
Finance Committee
Bridgeport Hotary Club
Alfred c. Fones
Board of Education
Alpheus Winter
Manufacturer
Anti-Vaccination Bills face Assembly in debate rejected
In a heated session, lawmakers clashed over bills to modify vaccination statutes. Supporters argued current laws are too liberal and compulsory measures unfair, while opponents warned against ignoring public sentiment. Bills were rejected after renewed debate and recommitment motions.
Two Injured In Falls in Stalled Alley Incident
Walling from and twins reported yesterday that Helen Dariley of 27 Caroline Street suffered a severe laceration of the right hip requiring five stitches. Ella Beach of 1537 Boston Avenue sustained a compound fracture of the right leg in a separate fall.
All Committees Move to End Work Soon
Old text notes general assembly adjournment soon as committee chairmen report that all before date committees will report within three weeks and hearings completed. Mentions Judiciary, Roads, and Federal Relations committees with bills on McGrath resolution, Volstead Act changes, and a three member highway commission.
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Haryeurm
General Assembly
Roads
Committee On
Federal Relations
McGrath
Congress
Highway Commission
Waterbury school grant probe authorized in Senate action
A report notes Senate action authorizing a probe into a Waterbury school grant. The measure, led by President Harding’s opening of discussions on national interest payments, aims to investigate the grant process, finance committee members, and the role of the War Department in education funding while addressing rising costs and the need for additional staff in courts and clerical work.
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Denon
Westport
Harding
United States
Juvig
Spain
Russia Allowed to Compete in 1924 Olympics
The International Olympic Committee approved allowing athletes from Russia to compete under their country name in Paris 1924 Games. The decision awaits ratification at the Rome Olympic Congress opening next Saturday, with a final endorsement expected.
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Russia
HAIS
Associated Press
Paris
Mpic Committee
Rome
Olympic Congress
Progress Made in Negotiations for Mpcook Property
Hartford telegram dateline reports Senate progress on plans to condemn the Me Nok property for a tuberculosis sanatorium expansion. Senator Atchison says only a few matters remain unsettled as the committee seeks family consent to sell a small estate portion to the Tuberculosis commission.
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Hartford
THO Yuan
Senate
Wiihuri Galls
Gach Ohdiriail
Atchison
Menok
Tuberculosis Commission
Hartford House Debates Liquor to Hospitals Measure
A second hearing on a bill to channel seized liquor to hospitals was scheduled in Hartford as the House weigh s the measure. The body also approved a tablet at Trinity College’s east Capitol entrance to mark the college’s 10th anniversary and extended timetables for regional tramways, school bonds, and charter adjustments in Stamford and Manchester.
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Hartford
Coursa
Gnairmwen
Trinity College
State Capitol
Waterbury and Bristol Tramway Company
Frimball
Stamford
Electrical Commission
Manchester
State's Attorney and Assistant Seek Higher Pay in Hartford
Hartford April 5 A plea to raise State Attorney Homer Cummings salary to 50000 a year and Assistant State's Attorney Earle Garlick to 40000 was made before the Judiciary Committee of the General Assembly. Senators Challenger Wilder and Wilder Kilpatrick with Attorney Finkelstone urged the increase, noting salaries lag behind New Haven and Hartford county positions.
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Telectam Stat
Hartford
Attorn- Homer
Cummings
Fairfield
Earle Garlick
Committee On the Judiciary of the
General Assembly
Howard &. Challenger
Lawrence 3. Finkelstone
Franklil. Wilder
W. Ef, TD
Kilpatrick
Judiciary Committee
New Haven
Harford County
Ing. Am
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Charles M. Bakewell
Wilder
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Waterbury
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Mpcook Property
Humane Committee
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