Special Traffic Courts Endorsed By Judge Maltbie
Judge Maltbie urges reform of traffic prosecutions at Yale session. He calls for specialized traffic courts with substantial penalties and non political administration to lend dignity and consistency to rulings. The proposal includes appointing a small, expert body to handle motor vehicle offenses.
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Summer home of rich New Yorker destroyed by fire
A large summer residence in Lenwich suffered a devastating fire just after midnight. Firefighters battled the blaze as the three-story stucco house burned, with interiors burned and delicate furnishings destroyed. A cautious guard was posted as investigators and carpenters assessed damage and planned stabilization.
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Investigators to be laid off by charities board
Investigators face layoffs as a charities board plans staffing cuts amid financial pressures. The move affects ongoing inquiries, with officials stating operations will continue at reduced capacity while retirees or redeployed staff fill essential roles.
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Political Problems May Force Modification of Dawes Report Proposals
Paris dispatch reports the Dawes and Kenna expert committees have prepared material for the Reparation Commission. Allies expect action after governments consult, possibly speeding up German reparations settlement before elections. British and French views remain divergent on Germany's obligations and the Dawes prosperity index as a basis for settlements. Official summaries to follow on page six.
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Business Leaders Inspired With Hope by Dawes Report
Readable fragments describe bankers and business leaders praising the Dawes Report as a basis for stabilizing international commerce and finance. It notes mixed market reactions to prices and currencies, with emphasis on potential measures for Germany and currency controls, while awaiting full study of the report.
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Dawes Honored Guest At Belgian Capital
A dispatch records Dawes as guest of honor in Brussels with high level meetings. The event included a reception at the embassy and discussions on trade and defense, highlighting Dawes as a leading figure in international affairs.
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Washington Experts Report With Optimism
Official Washington, basing impressions on still limited information, views the reports of the tug o pert reparations committees in Paris with optimism. A cabinet officer privately said Europe might gain constructive plan for peaceful adjustment of its reparations problem from Germany. State department spokesmen stressed that the committees’ plans are not official government positions and expressed no approval. The hope remains that the reports will lead to a solution, with formal comment to follow.
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Senate to Probe Indictment of Montana Member
The Senate moves to investigate the indictment of Senator Wheeler of Montana after charges were leveled in Washington. Wheeler denounces the case as a frame up and vows to fight corruption, insisting no evidence supports the accusations. He appeals to colleagues not to yield to intimidation as he seeks to clear his name.
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Senate orders probe as Wheel case dominates Senate debate
In Washington the Senate orders investigation into charges that led to an indictment of Senator Wheeler. Impassioned speeches defend his stance as colleagues clash over attempts to intimidate and frame up. Proceedings also touch on tax, defense, and economic issues shaping postwar policy.
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Stratford Judge Quits His Post
Stratford April 9 resignation of Rey Nestor Light deputy judge of the town council comes as a general surprise. The vacancy was filled by Dhot Wo Peek of Tuongissoi avenue, appointed by the governor temp. Light will assume duties immediately as deputy judge with the town council aiding in relaying the transition.
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All Night Auto Parkers Sleep Policy Proposed by Police Board
Policemen plan to curb all night parking by vehicles to avoid congestion and curb abuse. A Motor Vehicle Inspector will identify abandoned cars and tow those without proper registration or highway access. The plan outlines penalties, towing routines, and identification procedures, with a focus on preventing snap judgments and protecting property owners.
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Broadway Cinderella Stories From Taite House
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Broadway Cinderella tales and figures, mentioning Mlle Istorie, Victor Reowoth, and various names. It references performances, nightly shows, and a focus on theater intrigue with hints of a famed singer and attendance. The piece reads as a literary-amusement sketch with uncertain specifics and many garbled phrases.
Westport Darien Democrats face unexpected loss at caucus
Westport Fusion Democrats in control since last fall suffer a defeat and fail to present a ticket as delegates to the state convention are named in Westport and Darien. A Darien voter push to “clean up” leads to removal of names from the town committee. Female voters appear to gain a larger role, while traditional candidates struggle to secure support.
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Contested Districts See Wins As Margins Narrowed
A rugged battle across 18 districts yields hard fought upsets and close margins. Names like Murphy, Miynn, Donahue, Lucas, and Devine appear amid district tallies with varied results. The report highlights vigorous campaigns across 127th district lines and mentions marginal victories amid dense candidate lists.
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Sixth Captured by Twelve Votes in City Convention Fight
Readers follow a tense Democratic battle where McGuinnessConnell faction loses ground to rivals by narrow margins. Reports list key figures like City Clerk Frang Dunigay and Aldermen James Y Whelan and William J Moray guiding campaigns and votes amid ongoing intra party struggle.
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Ty Geer
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Fire linked arrests shake Dem caucus in town
Special to the gram reports an aftermath of a recent firebug terrorism tied to a Democratic caucus. Names Wied lhuta Cul Redstab and others connected to the epidemic are ordered to be removed from town. Jail sentences loom for those involved while Smith, a former constable, loses his office.
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Carmody Tendered Resignation as State's Attorney
The article reports Carmody resigning from the post of state's attorney amid political and private business pressure. It notes opposition to the use of steel options to obtain votes and says Carmody will not comment beyond acknowledging the resignation.
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Milford Beaches Claim Victory in Democratic Caucus
In Milford on April 9, one of the largest Democratic caucuses saw Wvitle and Walnut Beaches win a decisive vote. Delegates were elected to the State convention with Belt, Caigin Fried Kelly, John Roach, Austin Dawson, and others chosen. William Unsi of Milford elected to the National Convention and Robert C Stoddard of Baldwinsville to the State Central Committee. The gathering reflected strong support for party leadership and outlined plans to advance their slate at the state and national levels.
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Saria
Wen Tie
Oan
Caigin Fried
Kelly John Roach Austin Dawson
Bradencking
Edward T Roach
Doleg Ito
Wiliam
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Onveniaon
Iso
Robert
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Balfo
George Church
Democrus
Klan Members Held Without Bail In Fatal Riot
Court records show 27 men from the Ku Klux Klan detained without bail on charges tied to a fatal riot. Judge John presided as prosecutors outlined the criminal conspiracy and violent acts alleged during the disturbance last Saturday night.
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Try to Save Stinnes Life Amid Industrial Crisis
A fragmented report recounts attempts to save Stinnes life amid April turmoil at a Swabian industrial plant. The piece notes a protest mood, unclear numbers, and conflicting accounts of the events surrounding the incident.
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Old Liner Delegates Capture Westport Caucus Night
In Westport on April 9 delegates were elected to the state convention by a caucus dominated by Old Line Democrats. Fusion administration supporters were surprised by the rapid, decisive results with Dunnigan elected chair and Mora Downs blocking the Old Line ticket in a tightly run meeting.
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Appointment of Woman Named Davis to State Police
In a notable appointment, Mrs Minoiya Davis has been named to a state police post. The decision, reported by The Tetconram Y Carlos W Keane, highlights her as one of the most eligible workers in the field.
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