Chiropractors Bill Delayed as Legislature Deadlocks Action
Hartford April 16 The Legislative Public Health and Safety committee heard Senate 465 amending chiropractic regulations. Action postponed pending decision on the Medical Practice act. Provisions seek higher fees to fund the board, stricter advertising controls, a special X-ray license, and revised practice ownership rules to curb out of state health service chains.
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Telegram Star
Hartford
Tha
Legislative Public Health and Safety Committee
No 465
George W. Klett
Ain
J. J. Nugent
New Haven
The
Chiropractic Association
Klett Ain
Treansea
SIS
Glates
Connecticut
Bankrupt Petitions Filed by Hartford Men
Voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed today with the clerk of the United States District Court by Konstanti Ambot of Hartford who lists no liabilities and 250 dollars in assets and by Stanley Rink of Hartford who lists no liabilities and no assets. Ambot and Rink, Hartford grocers, report liabilities of 1726.63 dollars and assets of 542.15 dollars. An ad for Laxative Brom Quin ine promotes a cold remedy signed by D. W. Grove.
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New Taven
United States District Court
Konstanti Ambot
Hartford
Stanley Rink
Ambot and Rink
Wartford Grocers
New England Yale Alumni Field Day Set for Bridgeport
Two hundred to four hundred Yale alumni will visit Bridgeport May 15 and 16 for the first Associated New England Yale clubs field day in the Park City. HQ at the Stratfield hotel. events include golf tennis volleyball baseball and quoits at Brooklawn Country Club with a dinner. Friday features golf and tennis. Saturday offers handicap matches and prizes, plus a luncheon and transport to races.
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Yale
Bridgeport
New England Yale
Park City
Stratfield Hotel
Edward T. Buckingham
Samuel C. Shaw
Donald Sammis
Robert F. Bradley
Nathaniel Wheeler
Mort S& Comstock
John Feld
FB. Hawley
Laurence Cornwall
Brooklawn Country Club
Yate-Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
Derby Houeatonics
Painleve Forming New Cabinet Amid Cabinet Crisis
The report outlines Briand’s hesitations delaying the cabinet lineup as Painleve seeks a stable coalition. Briand’s stance, Herriot’s eclipse, Caillaux’s busy day shaping policy, and calls for financial restraint mark a tense round of French political maneuvering following the war. Oscar Solomon, shoe magnate and former industry leader, dies suddenly at 75 in Middletown New York.
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Verland
Briand
Jess
M. Painleve
Painleve
Edouard Herriot
M. Vainleve
M. Herriot
Herriot
Lyons
M. Caillaux
Caillaux
Patienge
Calliaux
Ministry of Finance
M. Calliyax
Chamber
M. Callfanx
Calitaux
Shook Man
Middletown
N.Y
Oscar Solomon
New York
Cabinet to rely on operation of Dawes Plan
Paris reports the Painiere cabinet to consist of safer left elements than the Herriot government with centrist and right leanings. It pledges conciliation with former enemy nations through the Dawes plan, seeks debt agreements with Britain and the United States, drops the capital levy, and allows the church and state separation law to lapse as Socialists lose influence after declining cabinet cooperation.
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Paris
Associated Press
M. Painiere
Groursa
Herriot
Jeanings
Dawes
Great Britain
United States
Socialist Party
Substitute bill to be approved in Blodgett tax plan
The article reports on a substitute bill linked to Blodgett’s tax system plan, with references to Berth and Kin Blodgett’s proposed changes. It notes no clear support yet from Kelly, Kornblut denies candidacy, and mentions an expert tax installer named Guy Muley aiding the bill.
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Berth
Kelly
Kornblut
Ligdgett
Fioward S. Challenger
Washington Records Heavy Earthquake
An earthquake with strong shocks was recorded today between 3 12 and 6 p m on site traces at Georgetown University. The lab director described the tremors as rather severe with a maximum intensity near 245 p m and noted difficulty in calculating the epicenter.
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Wasitington
Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorf
New Haven School Board Bill Looms In Senate Debate
Hartford April 16 The New Haven school district measure to place the Board of Education under the Board of Finance stirred Senate debate with speeches from Senators Tone and Board of New Slaven. The session saw bills advanced and rejected, including tax exemptions and Waterbury district court changes, while the House approved Norwich water bonds Waterbury bonds and Sunday train amendments as the day closed.
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Hartford
New Haven
Board of Education
Board of Finance
House
Smith
Challenger
Tone
Board of New Slaven
Brainard
Senate
Ford
East Haven
Bristol City
Waterbury
Scovil Manufacturing Company
Waterbury District Court
Commissioner of Agriculture
Waterford
Robert J. Dwyer
Boston
Norwich
Center Scheol
Orange
Litchfield County
Board of Aldermen
City of
Lone Wolf Found Guilty and Sentenced to Life
Walters confessed to January robberies described as the Lone Wolf crimes that terrorized the Rack Ray district. He denounced the jury and warned of punishment for any attacker. Police increased plainclothes presence as residents fled to safer quarters after the wave of crimes. Walters served in the navy during the war.
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Walters
Rack Ray
Walters Sus
Navy
Committee finds flaws in city manager bill for Naugtuck
Cities and Boroughs committee in Hartford scrutinized Naugtuck's city manager bill and struck several provisions. They flagged tax abatement, funding for parochial schools, unchecked executive power, council appointments, and recall mechanics as violations or risks under state law and local processes. The panel noted referendum timing and election rules need work before any passage.
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Telegram
Hartford
Naugatuck
Cities and Boroughs
Howard S&s. Challenger
Bridgeport
Supreme Court
First Woman in Supreme Court Marks Historic Appearance
The first woman to appear before the state Supreme Court sat among spectators as attorneys debated juror supervision and the timing of verdicts. Justice Marble was replaced by Judge Newell Jennings during arguments on juror exposure and courtroom controls. The discussion touched on juries being allowed to dine at home and the risks of outside influence before verdicts.
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Supreme Court
Connecticut
William M. Marble
Cook
Newell Jennings
Gray
Chapman
Passover Ends With Closing Observances at Sundown
Passover concluded yesterday at sundown with fasting and special services observed by Jewish communities. Ceremonies were held across the city as the holiday ended, marking the close of the eight day festival.
Exerting Pressure for Trumbull Veto of Sunday Bill
In Mar t ford Connecticut Governor John H Trumbull is expected to sign or veto the Sunday sports bill within days after it reaches the Secretary of State. Pressure has mounted to veto, following similar moves by Holcomb, Lake and Templeton.
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Trumbull
Martford
John H. Trumbull
Secretary of State
Holcomb
Lake
Templeton
Runaway airship sails toward home through gale
A giant airship the R-33 fought a gale above the North Sea as passengers and crew struggled to keep course. Major Scott piloted from New York to assist, repairing a damaged nose after part of the mooring paste tore away. The ship veered north as wind shifted, with crowds spotting the craft near Amsterdam and Terschelling before heading northeast in weakening gale conditions.
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Scott
New York
Booth
Lewes
North Sea
Godelia
Lowestoft
Air Ministry
Lovetoft
Yarmouth
Amsterdam
Neav Terschelling
Weather Bureau
Heritage awaits woman believed in Connecticut
A letter to Attorney General Fank Evelay from notary J. Alexander Poitevin in St. Martine Quebec claims Marie Blanche Beatrice Yvonne Jodoin, daughter of Joseph Elzean and Marie Cote Jodoin of St. Urbain Chateauguay, is believed to be in Connecticut based on information Poitevin has received.
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Hartiword
Marie Blanche
Beatrice Yvonne Jodoin
Joseph Elzean
Marie
Cote) Jodoin
St. Urbain
Chateauguay
Que
Canada
Fank Evelay
J. Alexander Poitevin
St. Martine
M. Poitevin
Jodoin
Connecticut
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Rejected by Senate Committee
In a legislative session the House chamber filled while hundreds gathered outside, as sponsors urged stricter enforcement of the 18th amendment. The Judiciary Committee, led by Acting Senate Leader Shaw, concluded the bill would not aid enforcement and recommended against it, citing sufficient power in current laws and concerns over overreach. Members debated substitutes, but no plan gained majority support.
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Connecticut
Motor Vehicle Department
Philip Devnen
Court House
James I. Barry
Liberty Street
Danbury
Hartford
Department
Barry
Devnen
Wulfred Alexander
Broad Street
Alexander
House of Representatives
Senate
Shaw
Judiciary Body 14
Merritt
Senator Shaw
Police Board Moves to Motorize Fourth Precinct
The Police Board approved a motorized alert system for the Fourth Precinct to speed警警 response in emergencies, with lights at key intersections from headquarters. Installation costs about 500 dollars. Dr. Topping to handle all medical work for the department, replacing Dr. Nickum and Joseph H. Howard for sick cases. Also grants permission for the Twelfth District RepublicanClub carnival next month and adjusts dates for the American Legion carnival.
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Grind
Main Street
Net Avenue
Malin Street
Fairview Avenue
Malin
Jewett Avenue
Departmentas
Trecarfin
Topping
J. Stanley Nickum
Joseph H. Howard
We Twelfth District
Republican Cith
Leguon
Stratford Ordinance Committee to Hear Objections April 23 1925
The Ordinance Committee of the Stratford Town Council will meet at Town Hall on April 23 1925 at o'clock to hear objections to proposed ordinances. They include sidewalk grades on Huntington Road Meadow Street Locust Street and South Avenue and a cement walk and curb on Thompson Street and Jackson Avenue. Dated Stratford April 16 1925.
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Stratford Town Council
Stratford
Huntington Road
Reeds Lane
Meadow Street
Locuat Street
South Avenue
Trafford Avenue
Malin Street
Thompson Street
Jackson Avenue
DIED BLOTNY and others in city obituaries
Obituaries list multiple deaths in April 1925 including Mrs Marcell Blotny at 516 Brooks Street with funeral at St Michael's, John F Dixon of 44 Lord Place with service at St Charles, Mary Jane Hair at 170 Orchard Street with burial in Park Cemetery, Melvin W Johnson of Monroe, Ellen Noohan of State Street, James Aicxander Polsen infant son of William and Minnie Polsen, and Verne Crane Seldin in West New Brighton. Funeral details note times and church or cemetery interments.
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Blotny
Marcell Blotny
Brooks Street
St. Michael's Archangel R. C Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Dixon
John F. Dixon
Civ
Lord Place
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's
da P. mi
Elmastreet
Monroe Noonan
Ellen
John Noohan
State Street
St. Peter's Church
Polson
James Aicxander Polsen
William
Minnie Wilson Polsen
Lee Avenue
Charles L. Dennis
Soledin
Verne Crane Seldin
Verne Crane Seldin, At Her Home In West New Brighton
In Memory Of Our Beloved Husband Frederick Walker
In memory of our husband who died April 17 1924 loved deeply and fondly remembered by Mrs Frederick Walker and family. Sweet memories cling around the home. Always will love you in death. Sadly missed.
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Frederick Walker
In Memoriam for John Even Passes April Seventeenth
In memory of my halnved son John Even who died April seventeenth A precious one from me is gone A voice I loved is still A place is vacant in my heart That never can be filled Sadly missed and never forgotten by your fond and loving Mother Mrs N Nern
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John Even
MRS. N _RERN
Card of Thanks for Expressions of Sympathy
We thank friends for kindness after bereavement. Special thanks to Jenkins Bros. and LD Lane Co. employers, St Josephs TB L Association members, K PD club, MR. AND MRS. JAMES PD SMITH, and MISS MARTHA SMITH for support.
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Jenkins Bros
LD Lane Co
St Joseph's TB & L Association
K. PD
James PD Smith
Martha Smith
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D. W. Grove
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Glass Eye
Wooden Leg
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N.E. Yale
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Lquor
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Norwalk
Edward Cash
Stamford
Rudolph Cocco
James Street
John Larkins
Oleman Street
Angelo Sampers
Madison Avenue
Leonard Stelzer
Spring Street
M. Briand
Cabinet
Lone Wolf
Kellogg
State Department
Frank B. Kellogg
Robert M. la Follette
Bob
Paria
Berlin
la Vollette
Young la Follette
la Follette
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Fater
Kelloger Himsel
la Follete
Kelloge
Republican Party
la Folette
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Shipstead
Minnesota
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Ryan
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State St
Gallagher & Gallagher Undertakers
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Lane
Candies Society Chocolates En Sales
Golden Pheasant Chocolates
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