Connecticut House Debates Bridge Bond Issue and Admission Tax
Connecticut House debates a bridge bond issue and revises the admission tax to ten cents for theatre and moving picture venues. The discussion includes a proposed debt-collection bill, a workers pay scale posting mandate, and a constitutional amendment allowing veto power over appropriations. The session postpones ballot law investigation and considers local bond authorizations and corporate hospital matters.
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Hartford
Judiciary Committee
Darhle
House
Massachusetts
Darble
Plainfield
Committee On Labor
Tyro
Connecticut
Belt
Salisha
Buckler
Senate
Builda
Hospital
Sapte
Fiha
Migdietown
Alimos
Elis
Briasepore
Water Wory Life and Accident Company
Anilevange Cooperative
Philaof
Toon
Fieuse
Waterbury Man Arrested on Theft Charge
Annunzie of Waterbury arrested yesterday on a warrant charged with theft. Mrs Mario Guere of 230th Street alleges the theft occurred March 24 while the prisoner was lodger at her home, when a billioan of $25 vanished. Bond set at 20.
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Vias
Annunzie
Waterbury
Mario Guere
230Th Street
Poli
Jast
Annunzic
Obituary for Catherine Carroll Wife of Joseph Carroll
Mrs Catherine Carroll died yesterday afternoon at her home 144 Carroll avenue. Besides her husband she leaves three daughters Marguerite Loraine Carroll and Mrs Agnes Vonick, a son Frank, and a sister Miss Ann Gogan. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Catherine Carroll
Matherine, Carrol
Joseph Carrested
Carroll Avenue
Marguerite
Loraine Carroll
Agnes Vonick
Con Frank
Ann Gogan
Anti-Daylight Saving Bill Doom Predicted After Canvass
Hartford April 5 The anti daylight saving bill faces defeat as an official canvass shows multiple senators opposed or wavering. Key names include Doty Sussman Dignam Trumbull Covert Bakewell McDonald Thweard Clyne Golden Metivarh and Christoph. Lieutenant Governor Bingham delayed action by postponing the measure, leaving it in doubt for at least another week.
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Hartford
Senate
Baday
Una
Odicia
Doty
Sussman
Dignam
Wartford
Trumbull
Plainville
Covert
New Ieitain
Bakewell
AfeDonald
Thuearid Clyne
Kew Tawen
Golden
Meriden
Metivarh
Waterbury
Johnson
Heymour Rogers
New London
Wilder
Harier
Challenger
Bridgeport
Kenealy
Stamford
Christoph
Warehouse Point
Tone
International Association of Alachinists
Bingham
Gill
Binham
Sentor John Jr
Rumbull
Gibbs
Yantie
Iit
Meeting on daylight saving in Bridgeport discusses impact
Business leaders from Mantteu saving and mercantile oppose drastic action in daylight saving bill arguing it cannot stop adoption by common sense. Connecticut Chamber of Commerce officials say New York and Boston use daylight time and state lengths would be futile otherwise. Factory timing and shop whistles are debated as potential instruments, with consensus leaning toward continued adoption by Bridgeport factories and stores.
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Mantteu
Stanley Tf. Bullard
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
New York
Boston
Cornetticut Chamber
Law Rovers Industries
Bridgeport
Charge Woman Feigned Illness to Destroy Booze
Mrs. Mare R. Inglish reportedly pretended to be shocked by her arrest and fainted to gain rest then allegedly rushed to a room where a jug of whiskey was smashed. A man claimed he bought the liquor from Inglish, who denied the sale and said she had never met him.
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Sterling Alreet
Mare R. Inglish
Eneglish
Man learning to drive car in parade of injuries
A driver training on Center street collided with a car carrying Vieurke Wrobesski of Os Herive Street and Jeremiah Currary of Fairfield Avenue. Christy Testa of 1a0 Center Street, the learner, instructed by Horablesky, suffered minor injuries. The ad ends with an unrelated promotional line.
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Vieurke Wrobesski
Os Herive Street
Christy Testa
Center Stree
Collizion Ow
Ada
Jeremiah Currary
Fairfield Avenue
Center
George Stvrerts
Testo
Milk Regulation Board Bill Omits Healy's Name Varyford
A report on a recommitted Milk Regulation Board bill mentions Leonard Healy of the State Board of Agriculture while omitting Healy’s name Trauk Mealy, attorney general. The committee favored a bill granting state tax exemption for trolley companies in receivership. meanwhile the House rejected a tax on foreign insurance premiums and a surcharge for insurers. Bills passed include extending time for Glastonbury Gas and provisions for toilets in crowded buildings and a new cable manufacturing facility.
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Varyford
Louse Tudar
Tavaralie
Aik Reeulalion
Leonard Healy
State Board of Agriculture
Trauk
Mealy
Gene ‘Eral
Mu Pinaher
Glastonbury Gas
Committee Eyes Modified Vaccination Bill Action at Hearing
Hartford April Sen Wilder's measure to modify compulsory vaccination faced executive committee approval after prior unfavorable reports. The bill would let the Board of Health require vaccination for a child upon a physician certified exemption, with schools and communities involved in the process.
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Hartford
Senatue Wilder
Public Health and Safety
Senate
Public Health and Safety Committee
France Cannot Officially Adopt Daylight Saving
The cabinet at President Millerand’s Rambouillet residence decided daylight saving cannot be adopted this year. Government opinion holds gradual time change impossible, as the question has been before Parliament where opposition opposes advancing the clocks. Some partial gains may come from shifting reading times for public departments.
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AKL
API
France
Cabinel
Millerand
Ramboniltec
Jy Ig
Panalbie
Nationwide railroad plan to move crops adopted
The American Railway Association today adopted a drastic program costing about 1.54 billion dollars for every railroad, shipper, and household to move crops. It calls for early coal and grain shipments, expanded storage, and a surge in locomotives and cars for fall movements, with September 1 as a key deadline.
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New York
Associated
American Railway Association
Great Lakes
Rand
Aasolation Tacsidar
United States
Association of
A4 Executives
Assembly recalls two Shelton judges amid recall action
Velesram Star reports from Hartegri that the House and Senate, under suspension, recalled appointive actions for Shelton court deputies Sinsabaugh and Ward. A committee will review alleged errors in prior appointments by Secretary of State, with resolutions approved by both chambers and signed by the Governor.
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Velesram Star
Hartegri
Deb Linsabaugh
Shelton
Bia
TUR
House
Senate
Sinsabaugit
Thomas Ward
Springtime Show Presented by Universalist Members
Last night in the Ghaven parlors Universalist members directed by Louis Onsker staged a Springtime eve program. Soloists and a balanced chorus delivered clear, powerful performances with modern songs and light entertainments.
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Ghaven
Louis Onsker
Ure
Joseph
Hafner
Mans
Ahert Entertainment
Meetings Tonight Amid Fractured Local Notices
A bundled OCR fragment lists various Bridgeport groups and halls including Bridgeport Telegram notices. Items mention clubs, lodges, workmen’s rites, women’s orders, and civic organizations with scattered addresses such as Fairfield Avenue Lee Avenue and 181 State. The legible content hints at a schedule of meetings or assemblies tonight with unclear times and modifications.
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Bridgepost
Megeport
Bridgepark Lodge
Liberty
Bell
Slate
Repington Naprosement Asanciation
Ammbln Aros Club
Athelic Sasociation
Panjirake Slnet
Slek
Bapiinn
Bridgeport
ile @hind
Fairfield Avenue
Counell
Amperica
Jecweaten Ebapios
Maggie Hephe
Mederti
Aoe
Watrefeld Aseuie
Alvistrent
Panaviwnes
Court Nelseat
Mul Street
Havana
Bute Street
Depublic Iy Club
Wis
Nattie
Senate HATRTFORD House bits modify fierce reports
Amid a skirmish aftermath in Hartford, reports reach the Senate on a controversial Senate bill recommitted this week. Senator Beisiegel notes the committee’s action while Rudd and Sussman urge restoring John Carrol’s forfeited rights, now in Washington hospital, as injustice. The chamber passes a tax exempt property measure with Yale and others excluded, while a commission on malignant diseases and police administration reforms are debated. The talk closes with language on English origins of words.
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Hatrtford
Anvik N
Senate
Osr
Beisiegel
Rudd
Rudd, the Bil
John Carrol
Washington
Renator Sussman
Carrol
Willer
House
toRnslow
Bartford
Campbell
Yale
Wesleyan
Trinity
Comnecticut College For Women
Trumall
Brooks
Valendar
Commission
Mort Mile
New Haven
Xay
UC. Ay
Ansuuin
WANTS GOVERNOR TO NAME JUDGES: meeting remarks call for reforms
At a Connections League of Women Voters gathering in Shrut field hotel, speaker B. Smith urged the governor to name judges and criticized American police for inefficiency versus foreign standards. The text also details city fire department personnel, salaries, and proposed 1923-04 ordinances for repairs, staffing, and administration.
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Oreen
Erence B. Smith
Connections League of Women Voters
Shrutfield Hidtel
Olice
America
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Doom
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Bingham Ruted
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Milk Regulation Board
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Eee
Esmond
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Nei Ciis
Ginger Svitty
Rani Hiettenant
Ury
Re Alarm Telegraph
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Wea Engine Company
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Hwoehersieg Company
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Sererve
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