Anti Sun Saving Bill Dies Amid House Split
Hartford April 21 The standard time bill died as the House and Senate failed to agree after a conference report. The Senate insisted on the daylight saving measure while the House rejected the bill. A committee on conference was named with Fenton of Windham and Bell of Salisbury.
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North Canaan
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Norwich
Westerly
Westport Court
New Haven
Westport
le House
Edward J. Lyons
Hartford County
Milford City Charter And Motor Vehicle Law Changes
A report details a favorable committee action on creating the city of Milford under the Milford City Charter. The roads and bridges committee tabled a motor vehicle bill, noting broad changes to motor vehicle laws affecting commercial trucks. The text mentions incorporations, prohibitions on animal soliciting, lodge incorporations, appropriations for the Waterbury Foundation, and state education funding provisions.
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New Taven Lodge
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Saiaan Tek
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Middleplowaay
State Board of Fisheries
New Britain priests held after New Haven crash
In New Haven on April 26 special to The Telegram, two New Britain Catholic priests faced charges from a wreck at Park and Chapel streets. Rev. Vindoir Korasiz, driver, and Rev. A Steockys were arraigned. Korasiz pleaded for a delay to obtain counsel, while the co defendant had charges dropped.
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Death of Northwestern Indian Chief at Noookseck
Bellingham April 25 reports the death of a Noookseck tribe elites leader aged 1 his passing ends a life marked by polygamy with several wives and prominent in Northwestern Washington affairs
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Washington
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Traffic crashes plague Norwalk area grows severe
A flood of motor incidents grips Fairfield and Norwalk with injuries and property damage. Sophia Painter of Fairfield was struck on Mairfield Road, while a driver named Rey Prbrtek faced charges for reckless operation and no proper lights. A wall bridge section near Norwalk remained closed after a truck collision, and multiple accidents across Norwalk and surrounding towns prompted calls for stricter traffic enforcement. Police report 18 crashes in Norwalk this period, with injuries including a seven year old girl struck by a vehicle.
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Norwalk
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Norwall
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Somers
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Telegraph
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Bosit Drive
Police Chief Cuvillier Sued for 150000 in Libel Case
New York police head Cuvillier seeks 150000 damages in Supreme Court over libel claims. Assemblyman Touia Cuvi t and Magistrate Joseph Corrigan allegedly arranged publication of a telegram about boot legging graft. Telegram allegedly urged removing Enright amid a police corruption probe.
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Supreme Court
Touia A. Cuvit
Joseph HE. Corrigan
Leochazard
Corrigan
Enright
Mexican Mayor Evasively Dares Hero Bull Dinner
In Puellas Negras Mexico on April 26 a vivid spectacle unfolded as Mayor Gros faced a charging bull during a gala banquet in which a torero-like event turned chaotic. The creature charged the guests, injuring none, while the mayor shielded diners and paid the bill for the banquet, amid a scene of fear and scrambling attendants.
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Safer defense of canal urged by Legion head
Indianapolis April The American Legion national commander Alvin Owsley urged stronger Panama Canal defenses after touring Panamanian waters He warned the canal remains vulnerable to air attack and called for air bases within the defense zone plus a separate air force branch The remarks followed demonstrations of air power and stressed the need for rapid air response in canal protection.
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Pacifia
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Flast
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