Opposition Kills Governor's Plans For Highway
Hartford April issue reports Governor Templeton's proposal to replace a single highway commissioner with a three headed commission was opposed by a broad coalition in the General Assembly's Boats, Bridges and Rivers Committee. Senator Ells and Rep. Dunham were the only speakers in favor, with about 100 attendees. The committee decided to report the bill unfavorably, while a second hearing may be held after further sentiment is tested.
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Senator Ells
Rep
Dunham
Bill
Hartford
Templeton
Charles J. Besett
F. Arthur F. Els
House
John State
Joan H. Turby
Howver
Ampleton
Ells
Howard P. Dunham
Wethersfield
Ellsid
New Haven
Missioner
Senate
Bridgeport
Delohery
Derigtbus
Kirk
Krauter
O'Brisn
Cricta
Retired New Haven Broker Dies in New York
In New York on February 21 a former York Stock Exchange broker and New Haven native died at his home, aged 77. He had led a local society for 41 years, with funeral rites to be conducted by Bishop Blattery of Massachusetts at Watson B. home.
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York
York Zociouies? Society
Fifth Ave
Bishop Blattery
Massachusetts
Watson B
Sleuths Track Jail Breaker Heading East
Ath ens Ga April four Gerata Chanman escaped federal penitentiary prisoner and leader in a 1,000,000 Lemport Street mail robbery case in New York in 1921 is headed east tonight very sick but at large federal and state officers pursue. Chapman escaped into Atlanta hospital last week wounded in a gun battle with his partner Frank Gray. He donned guard clothing to slip out, leaving only footprints and his body imprint as clues.
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Athens
Gerata Chanman
Federal Penitentiary
New York
Chapman
Atlanta
Koes Hospital
Prank Gray
Chiap- Ins
Atu Y
Chapman Jeft
Heapland
Bellevr
Onebila
Execution of Prelate First Step to Destroy Christianity in Russia
Special to The Telegram reports from Moscow March 26 on the trial of Archbishop Zepliak and a dozen clergy leading to the execution of the Roman Catholic Vicar-General. The dispatch offers a full account of proceedings observed by the correspondent, including courtroom details and the impact across continents and Europe.
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Russia
Francia McCullagh
Moscow
Europe
Francis McCcullagh
Zepliak
Lenine Doomed Paralyis Fatal Specialists Say
Riga April 5 Associated Press nine of Lenine's attending physicians Dr Von Struempell Leipsic and Dr Nonne Hamburg are returning via Riga after ten days in Moscow. They imply his condition may lead to death or prolongation. Lenine is guarded with special permits for each visit and socialist summons carry fees of $5,000.
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Riga
Associated Press
Nikolai Lenine
von Struempell
Leipsic
Nonne
Hamburg
Tiga
Moscow
M. Ten
Lenine
Baltic Press
Swedish cabinet resigns after unemployment vote
Stockholm April. Associated Press reports the government led by Hijalmari premier and foreign minister was defeated in the upper chamber by 76 to 60 over a proposal to distribute doles to the unemployed. The cabinet’s resignation will be rendered complete. Crown Prince Gustave, acting as regent, will have M. Bratti handle state offices until the king returns from Nice.
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Stockholm
Hijalmari
Doles
Gustave
M. Bratti
Nice
Boardman Urges Governor Appointment of Municipal Judges
The speaker argues for the governor to appoint municipal court judges rather than the General Assembly. In a Stratfield Hotel address, she praised the current city court system and warned reform could hinder efficient police work and public safety. Aide notes from Clarence Mitch speech and comments by Mayor Atwater frame the debate on judicial appointment.
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General Assembly
Willam B. Bairdman
Focal City Court
Clarence
Bridgeport
Stratfold
Chasellehovel
Aud
Audendia
Stataness
Uae
Betrie
Lu Bhleasty
Priests on Trial in Petrograd Religious Case Revealed
A partisan observer reports the Petrograd trial of clergymen as a religious matter rather than political. Priests affirm continued catechism teaching, despite the Bolshevik law, and admit Mass with 150 to 200 worshippers. Officials press for disobedience while the audience, largely Bolshevik, watches.
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Lovshevik Foreign Office
Moscow
Iria
Zoro
Politioa
Poland
Petrograd
Russia
Erylenko
Gellin
Eward Yanevich
Stotachevis
Snne
Erie
Jdgenay
Tess ‘Chia
Father Buten- Kavieh
Chay
Hey
Maren
Striu
Krylenko
Auen
Agetheero
Taek
Buch
Foster Jury Discharged After 3 1 2 Hour Deadlock
Jurors near uniform verdict split six to six on Foster of Chicago accused under Michigan criminal syndicalism law. After 311/2 hours deliberation Judge White discharged the jury as hopelessly deadlocked. Some jurors said state failed to prove Foster attended the Communist Party convention and committed crime. Co-defendant Ruthenberg to stand trial soon.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Willan
Foster
Chicago
Charles White
Communist Party of America
Here
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Berrien County
Tuaye White
Calvin Beaghman
Wae
Bachman
Foater
Russell Durin
Worman
Minerva Olsen
Posterere Patsey
Tf. Healy
Clement H. Bitter
Theodore Katabach
A. M. ‘Birdgey
Arthur Barker
A. J. Jackson
Vivian G. Ingles
Innieht Babcock
Theodore der
Muthenbergs
Thies Camplineniud
Frank P
Walsh
New York
Washington
Michigan
White Sali i
Pimny
Shore Line Railway Bill Faces Approval Debate
Startporn April 1 report of legislative committees reviewing a bill to charter the Shore Line Railway between New River and Isvbrook. The company seeks operation of a portion by July 45, amid questions about lines and old Shore Mine track usage.
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Shore Line Railway
Startporn
Raitromlaw
New Iliver
Vbrook
Wong
Old Shore
VAT Wey
Chambers of Commerce Principles Guides to Promote Peace
New York by Agel Lora Robert Weil before the New York State Chamber of Commerce praised the work of the Chambers committees in the United States and Britain. He argued that cooperative peaceful relations foster commercial progress and that commerce supports war only as a misguided notion.
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New York
Agel
Robert Weil
JAIL TERMS FOR FISH TRUST MEN IN BOSTON
Fourteen men linked to the Fish Trust were sentenced in Boston today for war time price fixing on fish. Organizer F Monroe Dyer of New York and Boston received 10 months hard labor and $1,000 fine, along with four officers. Nine other dealers got five months and $400 fines. Several members were already serving sentences or not sentenced for health and appeal reasons.
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Boston
Sears
F. Monroe Dyer
New York
Bay State
Pra[ieee A
Fish Trust
Dentera
William F. McKeown
Simon Atwood Ex
House of Correction
Dear Island
Dyer
Justina Paine
Joseph A
Ernest A. James
John Ar
Frederick G. Phillips
Willard Z. Cox
Albert D. Watts
Ephraim Mook
Winfield
Kendrick
Herbert F. Philips
Wiliam
Curran
Alvin G. Baker
Louia FB
Gondspeed
City Dispensary Raises Approved for Staff
The Board of Governors granted salary increases to City Dispensary staff at a meeting yesterday. Dispensary superintendent Eva Hugo received $200, assistant Katherine Hehir $100, recording room chief Sarah Hammelin $100, bookkeeper Mae Nagla $104, and dental staff Josephine Caetan $2. De. W. Arthur Lakell, a board member, noted the new budget did not provide for these raises last year. Dr Bernard Burns was appointed to succeed Dr John A. Corey as regular surgeon.
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Board of Governors
Min
Algonquin Glib
Frank W. Stevens
Migs Eva Hugo
Katherine BR. Hehir
Sarah Hammelin
Mae B. Nagla
Josephine Caetan
Dental Eliic
W. Arthur Lakell
Bernard Burns
Sur Bron
John A. Corey
President Harding to resume duties Monday morning
Augusta, April 11. President Harding will resume duties Monday morning after a vacation with Mrs. Harding. Secretary Christian announced that John and Mrs. Harding would conclude their vacation this Saturday and depart Augusta for Washington, arriving around midday.
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Augusta
Cit
Harding
Chrisiain
Ohn
Chloe
Hit
Washington
Minding
Argusta
Washngton
Japan Premier Reveals Peace Policy to US Woman
A garbled historical article states that Japan's premier outlines a peace policy to a United States woman, with references to a geetude toward faltering actions and sacred Mikado power. The piece mentions figures like Sean Giolt and Grane Thorspenn Seeon in a dubious alwordiloay context.
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Japan
United States
Jennn
Sean Giolt
Stan
Grane Thorspenn Seeon
Wizard Simmons Rules Blackmail Triumph in Klan Crisis
Imperial Wizard William J Simmons declares a government by blackmail within the Ku Klux Klan, vows treasury funds will not be diverted to blackmail, as thousands gather in Atlanta for his elevation. Court hearings on a fraudulently obtained injunction against H W Evans proceed in Superior Court.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Wiliam J. Simmons
Nathan Fedford Forest
William J. Simmonda
Knights
H. W. Evans
Emperial Wizard
E. W. Thomas
Kase Krooked
Mionsel
Evans
Immerial Palace
Klan
Vpual Etheridge
Imperial Thtoniel
Gun Fight As Bandits Try To Rob Alcohol Truck
Providence April 6 Four bandits in a big touring car attempted to seize a truck carrying 500 gallons of alcohol. A gunfight followed with two truck men, Andrew Sherry and Isathe Handler, wounded and the truck overturned. Bandits fled along a road and were captured by authorities, then turned over to federal prohibition agents.
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Providence
Hilia Grove
Andrew Sherry
Central F. B
Hig
Isathe Handler
Pawtucket
Prohibition
Runlin Gown & Side
Read
Wasds
Hartford approves measure permitting more city debt
Hartford action allows Bridg epar t to borrow additional funds beyond prior limits. The measure, approved by the Senate 13 to 8 in agreement with the House, expands debt calculations to include certain state and institutional properties for the municipality's debt limit. Opponents cited concerns over intangible asset treatment and overall debt growth.
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Telvarans
Hartford
Senate
House
John A. Trumbull
Finnyce
Eli
Univers Fea
Motion To Drop Charges Denied in New Haven Court
In New Haven on April 5 Judge Harlan B. Howe denied a defense motion to drop charges of conspiring to violate the Volstead act and quash indictments against Edward Derigibus Frederick L. Kirk John Krauter Michael Delohery Jr and William J. OBrien. The Government argued lack of legal evidence and entrapment by a government agent Saul Grill. Trial proceedings continued with juror selection and court adjourned until tomorrow after Grill testified and could not confirm whether the purchase scheme originated with authorities.
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Deligibus
Kirk and Krauter
Bridgeport
O’brien
Stamford
Delohery Jr
Danbury
New Haven
Edward Derigibus
Frederick L. Kirk
John Krauter
B.port
Michael Delohery, Jr
William J. O'Brien
Harlan B. Howe
United States District Court
In&emuch
Saul Grill
Carl B. Whitney
New York
United States District
Delphery
Howe
Grill
Derigibus
Prisen
Nequor
Colmnsel
Whitney
United States
Greege H. Cohen
Hartford
Patrick Finn
R. Burgess
Washington
Marshall Jace D. Walter
George H. Canfield
Finkelstone
Cohen Iif
Engagement Announced In New York For Gloria Gould And Henry Bishop Jr
Formal engagement notice from New York states Gloria Gould and Henry Bishop Jr are to wed. The report notes a formal announcement and lists no further details or dates.
Lewis B Curtis Named President of People's Bank
Lewis B Curtis was elected president of the People's Savings Bank to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Morris Beardsley's death. Waldo C Bryant was chosen first vice president and Charles S Cenfield elected second vice president to fill vacancies from promotions. Attorney Samuel F Roenriissey was elected trustee to fill his father Judge Beardsley’s vacancy.
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Lewis B. Curtis
People’s Savings Bank
Morris B. Beardsley
Waldo C. Bryant
Charles S. Cenfield
Br. Breant
Samuel F. Roenriissey
Judge Beardsley
Engagement announced for Gloria Gould and Henry A. Bishop Jr
New York April 5 Easter week society event at Sherry's featured a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Kingdon Gould for Miss Gloria Gould. Before supper George J Gould announced the engagement of his sister to Henry A Bishop Jr of Bridgeport Conn. The formal announcement drew wide attention as Miss Gould's debut was celebrated.
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Gloria Gould
Henry Bishop Jr
New York
Boardman
Elka
Sherry'’s
Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
Agigelnene
Mins Gould
Mr. Bishop
Mr.Gould
Mentons
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Invisible Empire
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