Move to Recall Stratford Town Manager Sparks Court Battle
Stratford town recall clash centers on two factions led by Hubbell and Hunter over control of the town manager’s office. A Superior Court judge weighs whether the council can dismiss the manager during a trial period under the town charter, while heated arguments and police presence mark the confrontation.
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New York Votes Bonds to Increase Police Strength
A New York report describes the city approving a 400000 dollar bond to fund police expansion. The article notes requests for additional support from the board and cites rising violence and murders in several districts as a context for the bond approval.
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New Britain Elects Democrat as Mayor in Landmark Victory
A Democrat won the New Britain mayoral race, defeating a Republican opponent. County results show the Democrat carried Hernell and Corning counties while losing others, signaling a pivotal local political shift.
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Harding Yields To League Influence Charg es Borah
Senator Borah denounces the Harding administration for leaning toward the League of Nations. He accuses Hughes and Hoover of steering the United States into foreign entanglements and says he will back no candidate who favors entering the League in the 1920 election context.
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Wealthy New Yorker Dies by Own Action in San Francisco
Arleti A. Duryea, wife of Major Frank W. Duryea of a wealthy New York family, announces her husband’s death at Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco from self inflicted wounds. She says they were happy until a decline in spirits appeared. their son Jamies is wounded and the family faces sorrow and travel to New York. Duryea’s father served as a brigadier general in the Civil War.
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Demand Russia Fix a Constitution Debates on Debt Arbitration
The report outlines a commission on the Russian debt to determine fixed terms for repayment and to oversee tribunals. It discusses foreign access, judicial independence, and restrictions on Russia, with emphasis on stabilizing finances and restoring global economic relations.
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Senate Tariff Report Signals Protectionist Shift in Postwar Debate
The Senate committee reports a foreign valuation tariff aiming to shield American industry, proposing high duties on agricultural and other key goods, and resisting low rates. The bill faces Democratic opposition, with talks of secrecy and amendments to raise long staple cotton rates and adjust food and industrial tariffs.
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Johnson Sow Evidence for Bureau Shake-Up
Washington April 1 Representative Johnson Republican sack pakke testified in the House that the administration acted on definite evidence in a bureau shake up. He cited documents and statements by hangers and other members of Congress regarding the dismissal order and urged further investigations into warron tracts if the chief executive did not act as he did.
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Porto Rico Governor Remov es Prosecutor
Porto Rico governor removes district attorney amid a grand jury presentment charging misappropriation. The act triggers wide comment as calls rise for a formal investigation into the governor and party officials.
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Trade valuation report hints at free trade with Germany
Stanley Bullard of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce expresses surprise and disappointment at Washington reports as the Senate committee opposes the House on American valuation. He argues the foreign valuation would nearly grant free trade with Germany, a chief competitor, while Fordney and Conpeellent plans draw limited support.
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Leviathan Renamed the President Harding Steamer
Washington April 1 The steamer Leviathan now under reconstruction at Newport News has been renamed the President Harding. Chairman Taskry announced today the plan to name other ships after American presidents is under review with the Navy and Toland’s register to avoid conflicts.
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Thieves Break Into House Loot Stolen Money
Police report says two motorbikes in a Spruce Street home were opened with a key and money stolen. Mary Menhard and John Have, of 187 Spruce Street, reported the burglary and police are investigating.
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Portuguese Flyers Set to Resume Test Thursday
The Kalper Republica plans to resume testing Portuguese aviators on Thursday. Nine hundred miles will be flown in about ten hours to Fernando Noronha, with landing difficult due to a small bay. A naval commission in Lisbon is chosen to erect a monument for the Frank-Allante fight.
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