Cabinet Battles Over Minor Issue. Paris Government Stays In Office
Paris reports the cabinet, shaken by Senate opposition on a minor issue, voted to defend the government financial bill. A two vote majority kept the ministry from resigning, with long cabinet talks extending into the morning. The communique cited currency concerns and war relief measures while outlining war cripples and property damage declarations.
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Paris
Associated Press
Senate
Herriot
Flanagan Poised to Become Court Clerk as Tracy Retires
Telegram report notes Fred W Tracy of Fairfield slated to retire after 27 years as Superior Court clerk. Michael J Flanagan, longtime assistant, expected to be named his successor. bill on Tracy's pension considered by Judiciary Committee with support from Senators Challen ger Wild er and Redden and Representatives Finkelatore Cabell and Dus.
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Fred W Tracy
Faarfield
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Michael J Flanagan
Tracy
Howard
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Josep Cabell
Davids Dusall
Bridgeport
Samuel Snat Redding
Judiciary Committee
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Wallfief
Connecticu
Norwalk School Chief Faces Accusations Over Clerk Pick
Norwalk superintendent George Buchanan, under fire from board and teachers, denies religious bias in clerk appointment. He recounts pressure from board chair Douglas Nash to favor a Protestant candidate Stella Buckley, while noting prior conflict over teacher endorsements and alleged political meddling linked to Leo Davis and Mrs. Minerva Davis.
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Norwalk
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Sithonos
Lrehanan
Alnese
Mra Minerta M Davis
Leo Davis Lowal
Amalyer
Telgon Buchanan
Milford fireman facing serious charges in arrest
Milford Wire Department electrician Wilford Trealy, son of Captain A Pite, was arrested today after a sexual assault accusation involving a young girl from Orange Sosen. He was presented before a justice of the peace in Orange and held on $1,000 bond, with suspension ordered by Chief Laas Fo Stowe.
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eSperial
Poe
Trealy
Bond
Fort Trumbull Beach
Healy
Fire Department
Laas Fo Stowe
Bernstein Estate Tax Fight Drives City Claim
The Bernstein will restrict inheritance by non Jewish spouses and assign control to widow Fannie Bernstein as executrix. Bridgeport city officials plan to file a tax claim for $6,000 or sue to collect abatements alleged illegal, with taxes and interest from 1921 and 1922 totaling about $4,200. The estate, valued around 126000, is in probate with appraisers William Winter and Harry Levy named.
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Estelle Freedman
New Haven
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City of Bridgeport
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Boardian Ad Litem
Prominent Men as Pallbearers for Curtis Funeral
Prominent business men of Bridgeport and New Haven with Connecticut company officials act as pallbearers for Victor Stuart Curtis traffic manager and secretary of its board who died Monday at Bridgeport hospital. Funeral services at Read Memorial chapel Mountain Grove cemetery with Rev Dr W U Yay officiating. Burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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Connecticut Company
Victor Stuart Curtis Trafi
Seretary
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Arthur Marsh
Jhb
L*otter
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Connecticut
Caale
Roarte
Georges
Actress Daughter Kidnapped and Father Suspected
In WHICAGO April a four year old daughter of Mrs Simpson was kidnapped from a nurse at her home near Jacob Franks. A tall blond man, posing as a caller, forced entry, abducted the child and fled to a nearby building. Police broadcast descriptions of the suspect and child as authorities investigate potential involvement by the child’s father, William Simpson.
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Hippodrome Thentis
Seattle
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Bobby
Nathan Leepold
Richard Loeb
Mra J Clymer
Craic
Nevereen
Esther
Mraynepragile
Criticize Policeman For Aiding Chapman
New Britain April 8 Declaring his belief that Policeman John M Liebler’s testimony at Gerald Chapman’s trial was a little off color Police Commissioner Thomas F Jackson has raised the matter with the Police Board Liebler who helped capture Walter E Shean October 12 may face charges The board will obtain transcripts and Liebler will appear to explain parts of his story to Judge Newell Jennings and the jury Jackson says some of Liebler’s testimony did not fit with other New Britain cops and was not entirely true Public sentiment toward Chapman is noted but the jury was not swayed He believes the testimony should be explained Chief of Police Hart declined comment and no word on Policeman Alfred Atwater’s criticism Judge Groehl previously blasted Atwater for hiding behind a counter during the shooting Liebler said during cross examination he had not discussed the case with other officers and was not exactly on friendly terms with them He also said he did not know Johnson the hostler who figured in the trial He added he did not know Skelly on his death bed continuing coverage appears on Page Two
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Crossing guards seek view of trains at Carson Street
Coroner John J Phelan and New Haven railroad officials demonstrated at Berkshire division crossing how a parked house blocks approaching trains within 100 feet. No signals exist warning pedestrians or vehicles. Police will monitor foot traffic and train flow for 24 hours to assess need for signals and safer practices after the collision that killed Timothy M Collins and his wife Margaret.
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Worcester Trolley Plans 75c Weekly Pass Extension
Worcester Massachusetts reports plan to extend a 75 cent weekly pass starting May 1 for Worcester Consolidated Street Railway. The pass, transferable and valid for unlimited summer rides, follows earlier trials in Leominster and Spencer, with East Coast railways monitoring its rollout. The system aims to broaden use as mass transit expands in New England.
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Confessed Killer of Child Faces Severe Ailment
In Schenectady New York police await action from New Haven authorities after Thurlow Rogers of Waterbury Conn reportedly confessed to killing his infant son. The case follows his attempted suicide and hospital detention with meningitis and brain inflammation. The family pleads for the baby's body for burial beside its mother Blanche Rogers.
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Willam A Funston
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Earl Rogers
Hartford
Attempted death by own action blamed on hard work and laws
Mike Osseka at 800 fT Church Street was saved from self harm by his wife Mary after he turned on gas in a 100m room. He told Dr A J Sekerak he was tired of lying due to overwork and lack of a drink, and was later released on promise to abstain from further such actions.
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Church Street
Marylistulpht
Fay
Osseka
A J Sekerak
Man to defend self at murder inquest in Greenwich
James A. O Mahoney, World War veteran and ex-police man, told Coroner Phelan he will defend himself at trial for the slaying of his sweetheart Beatrice Donnelly in a Greenwich estate drive. He admitted firing but refused motive, saying a lawyer will be technically present to object to questions while he acts as the accused.
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James A. O'Mahoney
Jouneyman
New York
John & Phelan
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Sten Rapher
American Express Company
O Mahoney
Indian Harbor Drive
E. C Benedict
Phelan
O'Mahont
Phele
Connecticut
Anpesri
Questio
O'Mahoney
Body of man missing for two months found in river
The body of Patrick Jo OUonneor a 60 year old Connecticut Company employee was recovered from the Quinamacier River near South Front Street. Found by children along the banks, the fully clothed body showed no signs of foul play and police attributed death to an accident after he vanished January 24 following a barber shop visit.
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Connecticut Company
Quinalmacier
Fiont Street
Dover
Connor
Roalathvesi
No Funds Now for Fire Alarm Box Commission Fund
City budget restrictions prevent installation of a new fire alarm box this year as the Board of Apportionment has not allocated funds for improvements. Residents of Anton Street Cinai nut Hill Road and Madison Avenue petitioned for a box but the Fire Commissioners were told it is useless to request until more money is available. An unsigned letter accusing department members was condemned by all commissioners as cowardly.
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Anton Street
Cinainut Hill Road
Madison Aren
Fire Board
McCathron
Banker Leaves Estate Valued at 510955 Southington Probate
Inventory filed in Southington probate court shows the estate of the late Charles Hull Clark, prominent manufacturer and banker, valued at 510,955. Of this, 470,824 is invested in stocks and bonds, 10,387 in mortgage notes, 39,258 in real estate, with the remainder in liens and other assets.
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Southington Arm
Charles Hull Clark
Southington
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