Governor Delays Mackenzie Nomination and Pension Bill Fallout
Hartford April 19 The Senate rejected a bill for a dollar daily old age pension for those over 70 after an unfavorable Judiciary committee report. The measure, backed by Senator Harter and the Eagles, faced strong opposition and withdrawal of other groups, with debate citing potential statewide financial impact and past support from ex-Congressman Law of New York.
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Hartford
Senate
Harter
Bridgeport
Detmeers Eagles
Order of Iles
Judiciary Committee
Baty
Bidwell
Trumbull
Covert
Christoph Beers
Golden
Batsigel
Siacis
Rogers
Park
Wilder
Challenter
Aurhisos
Platt
Kenessy
Ask
Brooks
Rudd
French
Pierce
Dope
Dignam
Tone
Clyne
MicGrath
Hbs
Hester
Elly
Law
New York
Local Dentist Named in $20,000 Civil Action
Civil suit filed against Dr. Rudlo Branoweyzk by James T. Rourke over alleged breach of contract in a real estate deal. Attachments valued at £25,000 placed on property on Norman, Birmingham, Clarence streets, Barnum, Kent Park, Barnsford avenues. Other smaller attachments reported. case among last actions returned to the March session of State courts.
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Rudlo Branoweyzk
James T. Rourke
Rourke
Empire Theatre
Norman
Birmingham
Clarence Streets
Barnum
Kent Park
Barnsford Avenues
Mar
Judge Boardman to Be Guest at Yale Law Dinner
Judge Willen B. Boardman of Bridgeport City Court, president of the Connecticut Bar Association, will be guest of honor at Yale Law Journal’s 32nd annual banquet at New Haven Lawn Club. He will address the gathering with an elaborate program. other guests include Dean Swan and Prof. Powell of Columbia, plus university officials.
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New Haven
Willen B. Boardman
Bridgeport
Connectictt Bar Assoviation
Yate Law Journal
New Haven Lawn Club
Boardman
Capevsed
Thomas W. Swan
Thomas Reed Powell
Columbia University
Robert M. Trutchins
The
University
F. Nd
Jlor
New Lavons
Crowded Jitney Bus Wrecked Near Fire Scene
A crowded jitney bus collided with a chemical truck on Hamilton Street, injuring several occupants including Nolan and others from a chemical company. All were taken to St Vincent's Hospital in private cars. no serious injuries reported. The chemical truck was damaged and will be repaired to return to service quickly. Russo, a bus driver, escaped unscathed but faced police custody on $1,000 bond. Fire units controlled the blaze as other crews stood by ready for escalation.
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Nolan
Chemical Company 1
Middle Strees
He Standers
St. Vincent's Hospital
Goa
Craal
Russo
Jlt- Rey
Kossuth Street
Bei
Uniforms Lend Color to Military Ball at Armory
A long list of attendees and outfits highlights the Military Ball at the Armory. Descriptions span numerous gowns in jade green, orchid, black lace, satin and chiffon, with names of wearers and accompanying guests and officers. The piece notes many contributing women and a roster of military and civic figures in attendance.
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Armory
May Halpin
Emme Palmer
Milford
Ernest Palmer
Irene Walker
H. A. Hubbell
Clinton Coe
3. D. Smith
Marjoriey Treat
Mia
Willam Fallon
Doris Henley
Walter Auger
Irma Nichols
Carl C. Back
Mina Badge Rosenbaum
John Richardson
Claudius
G. Ferrir
Anna Orsey
Ann Carrolle
Jeanette Larkin
Georgette
Margaret Larkin
Evelyn de Long
van Doren
F. P. Dunnigen
A. IE. McDonald
Misa
Martha McManus
Rose Gvorgette
Sarah Wolfinger
Isabel Stevens
W. B. Kirk
Howard 1
Comatech
Winifred Nicholas
Minerva Pious
Kenneth
Lord
New London
Nde Greet Beorgetts Rrene Ovey
Elizapeth Wennerney
Misa Jelen Fitzsimmons
Hartford
Mra Marlounsbury
Mis
Gladys Fastwood
Brow
Avopnt de Chine
A. , Harden
Ayda Tehiek
May Sullivan
Frank Byron
Anna Carroll
BL. R. Weillington
PB. Donegan
Wlateria
E. A. Drew
Frances Pease
Olive
In Bishop
Russell Day
P. Sherwood
Dorkinu
D. P. Lerkin
Elizabeth Hennessey
TD. Schoether
Abbie Cooper
H. B. Selder Breen
W. William
Jimn
Mirai i
Deagan
Hh. Fy Drew
Anna Davey
Josephins Keating
Mart Keane
Mra A.dt
Mra
Hard. Wick
Wo A
P. Larkin
Georgelto
L. Trelan
Minn
Kisie Wright
Tillian
Dorothea Son
Migs K. Mingkwon
Helen McMurr
Mise
Agnes McMurrry
Ming Florence Wilson
Aline
Lit
Vee Daven
Ars F T. Eiwana
Jace
J. J Evans
Mielit Vans
Lorenk Evans
Bertha
Dohi Beers
Misa Mae Weldon
Sohn Hickey
Misa Cora Webster
Edna Wilcosson
William T. Kelly
J. C. Erbe
Russell Glen
F. J. Brady
J. W. Bure
Grace Sterling
H. MecCullough
St. Mick
Ser
R. ¥. Moore
Anna Oliver
Fred Atwater
H. G. Morrison
A. Louise Thorpe
James Rourke
Raymond Richman
Grace Scheer
Anna Graecia
Lola Murphy
Milfred Donnelly
Emily Abriola
DeLancey H. Bennett
Catherine English
H.A. Hubbell
Myrtle Hoffman
Frank Ilzilman
Philip Hurley
Mabel Ma Wamara
W. Bowen
Arthur Tierpe
Marorfeé Ferdte
Crepe Romaine
Cluny Love Tinsters
Geant . Taupin
Roones
Lee Thompson
UW. RR. Kelt
A. Cs Farber
Th. Tom
C. J. Baldwin
Mem Mahon
J. O'Teiy
I. Ertedeson
Curdan
Dorking
Srehoather
Lawrence Foldy
B. Seldon
Ray Rickmin
Captain Schoen
Raymond Hap- Braves
Fl We
Danlittl
Lieutenink F M, Quinn
Crplahe Te
H. Stow
Linutenant J. Barnes
Caytin el
Delacone
Tletbernunt Tt & Sullivan
Siainas
A Ware Fruid Teyre
Lieuteint
Derey Jpree
Liewtenant Howard Dihekteax
Misae
I Peay
Winger Shimrs
Sugar Gambling Costs U.S. Households 2 Million Weekly
United States officials file federal suit to end sugar price manipulation. Attorney Hayward cites Sherman Law Wilson Act and Supreme Court guidance, arguing each one cent rise per pound costs Americans about 2 million weekly. The action targets gamblers at the sugar market and seeks to stop price juggling.
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United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Hayward
Vigorous Debate Over Dog Rabies Vaccination Bill
In Hartford on April 19 the house debated a bill giving the commissioner of domestic animals power to order rabies vaccination for infected dogs. Heated exchanges between Mr Bell and Dr Eddy centered on whether rabies cases exist and on costs of enforcement versus vaccination. The bill, amended, passed. a separate measure set a new bushel weight and other items were acted on or rejected, including a motion about minors in movie theaters.
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Siartford
Bell
Saliabury
Eddy
Canton
Buckley
Hell
Lapdon
Salisbury
Beil
Eady
Dr. Eddy
Connecticut
Ors
Darbie
Ash
Pomfret
House
Fiaven and Shoreline Railway Company
Chiropractic Examining Board
Judiciary Committee
New Haven
Senate
Woodford
Milford
Wall
Torrington
Bickley
Harwinton
Portland
Stony Creek Association
Qwenoke
Greenwich
Esther Billy
Providius
Villanaville
Boston Post
State Department At Health
Plan Committee Examines Ballot Law Operation
A plan committee was formed to study how the ballot law operates statewide. The committee will include one senator and two representatives who will report to the General Assembly. The aim is to assess implementations in communities using alternative ballots or voting machines as prescribed.
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Hatueford
Sconter
Tarebiani Kingly
Listing of Various Names from a Historical Document
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with mixed initials and surnames including Morris Ramm Vincent Hex sen M G Williams and many others such as Major Lafayette G. Evans Col Muarrla Py Payne and Arthur Kierpa. The legibility is limited with fragmented spellings and inconsistent formatting.
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Morris Ramm. Treat
Vincent Hexsen
M. G. Williamas
Mertal Lougty
Frank Jaymes
Tent
Lie Ray Terman
A. A. Bennett
A. K. Harling
B. Bliels
Charas Lish
Frank Kyran
I. A. Plubbell
Frank Hellman
Ali
Tislaga
George MM. Gore
Lafayette G.vans
Col. Muarrla
Py Payne
James Boones
Harry M Ford
Z. M. Bowen
Arthur Kierpa
A. Howard
New Jieven
Mia. C. Mahin
Geut
M W Cheelin
New Wavon
Kent
Hungerford
Lieut
L. V. Robertade
Joseph Deel
Mackenzies Nomination Fails to Reach Senate
Hartford April 19 General Assembly members completed routine work with little drama. The expected nomination of Harry E Mackenzie as Commissioner of Labor and the re nomination of Richard T Higgins to the Public Utilities Commission were not sent to the Senate. Governor Templeton plans to argue the judgeships bill before the week ends to clear the way for Speaker Leonard Nickerson and Senator Arthur Ells to be appointed. Buckley will table his reconsideration motion on the Sunday baseball bill, with 24 hours notice forthcoming.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Harry E. Mackenzie
Federal Prohibition
Commissioner of Labor
Richard T. Higgins
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Templeton
Leonard 7
Nickerson
Arthur Ells
Buckley
House
Change sought to legalize state bonus for veterans
Hartford April 13. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans urge a constitutional amendment to allow a state veterans bonus of ten dollars per month of service for those who served 1917 to 1919 and were honorably discharged. Dependents receive benefits if the veteran died. Representative Shepard to consider the measure. no public hearing date set.
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Hartford
Geneeral Healy
Legislative Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the
Disabled American Veterans
George C. Post
Andrew N. Shepard
Portland
House Committee On
Shepard
Ete
Post
Blils
Senate
Gay
Plan Referendum On Constitution Change Next Year
Hartford April 19 The Senate approves a constitutional amendment allowing the governor to veto any appropriation bill. The governor plans to seek a referendum at the next general election. Senate votes 77 to 2 with Brooks opposing. House action pending. Also noted: Massachusetts Historical Society thanked for Trumbull papers return. Several finance bills move, including Fairfield trust transfer and Waterbury sewer bonds.
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Hartford
Apel
Senate
Ford
House
Dot
Christoph
Brooks
Suismen
Bekewall
Jonnsen
Bébre
Allen
Senatoc Brooks
Massachusetts Historical Society
Trumbull
Connecticut
Jonathan Trumbull
Travelera Indemniity Co
Rudd
Philfield
Tainfield
Meriden
Isue
Fawett City
Honda
Waterbury
Bnapital Corporation of
Southinuian
Tumball Hospital
Saugatuck Bridge Measure Fails In Westport Dispute
In Hartford on April 19 the House rejected a $200,000 appropriation for a Saugtuk river bridge. The dispute pitted State Highway officials against Westport and Saugatuck residents over location. The vote delays the shore highway plan two years, keeping the current bridge site.
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Wartford
Ion
Charles J. Bennett
Westport
Saugetuck River
Norwalk
Committee On Roads, Bridges and Rivers
Forget
Gosice
Templeton Signs Toll Bridge Abolition Bill in State
Hartford April 18 Governor Templeton signed a General Assembly bill ending toll bridges in the state effective January 1 next. The engrossed measure reached him several days ago.
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Templeton
Hartford
General Assembly
Sons
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Johichardson
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George Perro
Richard Heuser
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