Governor Vetoes Hubbard Bill in Debt Limit Move
In Bridgeport and surrounding areas, Governor Temi vetoes the Hubbard debt limit bill amid legislative action. Senator Melcolm D. Rudd chairs the Finance committee as the legislature weighs enforcement or repeal of provisions. lawmakers seek to untangle finances and push for governor’s veto impact.
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Buckley
Baines
Cooper
Onde
Wsridgeport
Debra
Hevernor Temi
Warbury
Illard T Williams Uses Tanlac for Recovery
Illard T Williams a Philadelphia sportime goods dealer long misidentified as President Harding credits Tanlac with his recovery after a period of bad health. The report notes his health improved following the treatment.
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Illard T. Williams
Philadelphia
Harding
William
Tanlac
Tanlac touted as cure for stomach pain and indigestion
A user reports relief from chronic pains and digestive issues after taking Tanlac, claiming the product ended previous discomfort and after effects. The testimonial notes prior symptoms of heaviness, inability to eat certain foods, and prior ineffectiveness of other remedies.
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Frutter
Willard
Alphia
Gedition bill debated in House amid criticisms and tabled motion
The edition bill was reached on the House calendar but was tabled on motion of Mr Schatz of Martford. Modifications are expected in both House and Senate if it advances. Yale Law faculty criticized the bill for free speech concerns. Several local measures were reported, including Waterbury sewer bonds and Kent bridge funds, with a vote on annexation of part of Lebanon to Windham and other town actions.
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Roy Artion
House
Schatz
Martford
Senate
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Judiciary Committee
Waterbury
Kent
Memorial Library
North Uaven
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Spccininx
Pomfret, School
Meriden Masonic Team
Ple Foundation
Constitutionality of Bonus Measure Faces House Vote
The piece notes debate over a constitutional amendment and the Buckiey observation bill as three roll calls loom in the House. Attorney General Healy’s opinion on conformity with the Connecticut Constitution is expected tomorrow, requested by Minority Fenton.
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Suverior
Leto
Starren
Assembly
Healy
Minority Fenton
Somorrow
Tree
Rowl
House
B. Kent Gubbard
Buckiey
Anti Daylight Measure Killed in Regional Vote Fizzles
A fragmented report shows several names linked to opposed ballot actions across Connecticut towns including Warehouse Point New Haven Meriden Waterbury Seymour Stamford and New. The text lists voters or supporters such as Bakewell Joph Ells McGrath Rogers Wilder Harter and Chelleng among others with unclear positions on the measure. The outcome appears to be the defeat of the daylight saving related proposal across multiple communities.
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Joph
Warehouse Point
Bakewell
New Haven
MacDonald
Clyne
Golden
Meriden
Ells
McGrath
Waterbury
Seymour
Rogers
New and Wilder
Harter
Chelleng
Port
Behre
New
Keneaty
Stamford
Tax receipts reach 37756 dollars at city office
Receipts for taxes collected yesterday at the tax collector's office amounted to 37746.08. The total since April 1 is estimated at 304830.28, per Tax Collector Edward A. Drew.
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Cn Electen
Edward A. Drew
Olive Tablets Advertise Young Appearance Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy to improve complexion and health by cleansing the liver and bowels. It credits a Ohio physician and promotes the tablets as a natural, effective substitute for biliousness and age-related symptoms.
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Edwards
Ohio
Lee
New Hernia Pad Claim Advertises Easy Relief
A dubious ad touts a rubber hernia pad as a simple, practical cure for ruptures. It urges ruptured men and their friends to request a free plate-sealed sample and promises a rapid, painless path to healing, asserting expert endorsement and nationwide reach.
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BE. H, Scott
SP Seater
Anran
Ohio
Sunday Sports Bill Moves in Connecticut House
The Connecticut House plans to take up a Sunday sports bill that would enforce present law against Sunday baseball. Leader Buckley proposes an amendment to tighten enforcement, arguing violations are common knowledge and public schedules prove ongoing breaches. The measure aims to permit local option while Governor Templeton threatens a veto.
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Marteord
Buckley
Templeton
Therpleton
Gutside
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Paw
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Lodges and Circles
A garbled listing shows numerous Bridgeport fraternal groups and social circles planning meetings at various addresses including State Street Broad Street Main Street and Washington Avenue. The document notes an arrest yesterday of a man named Pembroke and a $200 bail set by Woods of F200.
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State Street
E Bridgeport
State Anne
Struel
Washington Agenut
Lidgeport Lodge
Main Street
Temple Lodge
Amerie
Buard Street
Main Trent
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the Grand Army
Blenda
Lodge
G. of Vi
Cannon Street
Warren Lodge
Strafford
Templeton Vetoes Municipal Reform Bill In Connecticut
Hartford April 1 Gov Templeton vetoes the E Kent Hubbard bill claiming it targets a single official. He notes Hubbard’s long service under four governors and argues the measure would force resignation without due process, warning that state power must not oppress individuals or labor liberty. The veto cites public service, governance power, and the need to protect citizens from punitive actions.
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Buckley
Sori
Templeton
Connecticut
Kent Hubbard
Hubbard
Emeree
Holcnman
Lake
Reformatory Board
Baldwin
Mnlcomb
Senate
Connecticut Agricultural College
Holcolmb
Aix
General Assembly
Commons Debates Flood of Protest Exports of Liquor
A heated Commons session featured protests over liquor exports and the death of Father Butchkavitch. The under secretary defended government actions while laborites pressed for service aid and condemned treasury policies. The chamber erupted in disorder as MacDonald urged calm. Conservative resistance and a looming vote heightened tensions amid reports of Red terror violence in Moscow.
Amputation of All Left-Hand Fingers in Workplace Accident
Max Franson lost all fingers on his left hand at the Bridgeport Tron and Metal plant on Sprucesteret and Howard. He was injured when his head was near an automatic machine while at work. Dr. J J Buselin treated him in the Emergency staff and he was removed to Briden Newt hospital.
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Max Franson
Bridgeport Tron and Metal Company
Sprucesteret and
Howard Avenue
J. J. Buselin
Jamsen
Briden- Newt Hospital
Senate actions and bills in Hartford April report
In Hartford on April 11 the Senate discussed a coverable report on due smacking of packages and freshness. It reconsidered actions on a bill paying $1.9 to the tower of Old Saybrook and on a state forester appointment, passing the latter in concurrence. Favorable reports were noted for bills authorizing a National Guard air service squadron funding, a New Haven church property sale, and Maryland trust fund trustees.
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Senate
House
Old Saybrook
National Guard Air Service
Wvith
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Haven
Maryfald
Trguster
Truat
Charges Link Tammany Leader to Intimidation Plot
April 11 report alleges Charles F. Furphy, a Tammany leader, invested in near-beer venture and used influence at Washington to aid a British order that supposedly would yield 2,688,000 dollars in 90 days. Murphy sues Louis N. Trartor for 175,000, with counsel claiming Murphy was threatened by Tammany friends who warned of vengeance from Food Administration, DA office, and Internal Revenue.
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New York
Charles F. 3Furphy
Tammany
Washington
Murphy
Louis N. Trartor
Harteg
Max D. Steuer
Studgants
New
Public Health Nurses Report Infant Welfare Efforts
During March Public Health nurses paid L54 visits to homes of sick infants and saw 3 005 well babies. In conferences with mothers the Child Hygiene Division outlines infant care activities and outcomes.
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Board of Health
Child Elgiene ‘Division
World Court bill in Senate goes into committee
Hartford April 11 The petition by Rep Harry Morgan Ayres Westport and citizens including William H Petrie Edward M Grout calls for American participation in the permanent court of international justice at The Hague and is referred by Lt Gov Hiram Bingham to the Committee on Federal Relations without comment The Senate concurs after Buckley earlier blocked the measure in the House and then withdrew objections.
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Committee On Federal Relations
House
Buckley
Ayrea
Federal Relations Committee
Senate
Just Apply This Paste and the Hairs Will Vanish
An advertisement touts a delatone paste that promises hair removal on clear skin. It instructs mixing powdered delatone with water, applying for two to three minutes, then washing to remove all hair traces. The copy claims no pain and suitability for sensitive skin, urging use of real delatone.
Increased production and a duty to expand material life
The text argues that capital machinery and transport enable doubling population while health and comfort rise. Interfering with production endangers millions. Investors employers and workers share a duty to boost output faster than population to improve human living conditions.
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