Milford Court Police Row Hearing Ends in Secret Session
Milford Aug 12 Partisans in the removal proceedings brought by Judge Jarvis B Brown against Stanley M Clark chairman of the Board of Police Commissioners await the outcome. The hearing and testimony centered on alleged derogatory remarks and Clark's conduct amid tensions with the police force and city officials.
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Canada refuses aid to U S in nabbing rum runners
Canadian officials decline cooperation as Windsor court bars export restrictions on tipper quality tonnage. Henry B P Tuyssen of J S Morgan and Co undergoes Roosevelt Hospital surgery for auditory nerve issue. doctors report good general condition after a lengthy procedure and possible future operations in the auditory region.
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U S Valuation Plan Moves Through Finance Committee
The finance committee amended the Longworth resolution to extend the emergency tariff law and dye embargo to January 1. Fordney hailed a victory for the American valuation plan while experts said ad valorem duties would use the American wholesale price when comparable domestic articles exist, affecting about 75 percent of imports.
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Highwaymen of the Sea and Fog Patrols
The article notes that the United States Government has attempted to reduce danger from sea bandits termed highwaymen of the sea and fog. It describes limited success, with a steady patrol of steamer routes and continuous wireless updates when incidents occur.
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College Asked to Release Gen Wood From Promise
Secretary Weeks announced that Major General Wood may serve only one year and then return to his deferred college work. Weeks said Wood yielded to accept the governorship, with plans to complete private duties before resuming university affairs. The governor of Pennsylvania discussed the matter with university authorities, aiming for an early decision and continued army service in a detached capacity with pay as commander general.
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Jitney Club Plan Into Court Monday
Court hearing set for Monday on the jitney issue with state and federal actions. Judge Thomas raised a temporary restraining order earlier, and notices went to operators along several lines amid arrests and appeals involving Connecticut utilities.
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Milford Reunion Highlights Botsford Family History
Local residents gathered in Milford for the Gosford family association reunion. Rev. Juesle Briggs delivered the welcome, Samuel Botsford spoke on the Botsford lineage, and Milford residents recounted recent association work. The afternoon featured memorial offerings and the unveiling of a monument at the church cemetery to Henry and Elizabeth Toilmore, linked to Milford’s 1639 settlers.
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Church Notices From the Sunday Evening Service
An Ame. yA event at Sew Thought Center on Sunday evening featured speaker D2 T Van Dov. Attendees were welcomed as parishioners gathered.
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Cabinet debates day enforcement strategies over seized liquor
An inquiry into the disposition of millions worth of seized spirits unfolds as the cabinet weighs enforcement policy. President and officials discuss refining laws to remove contradictory provisions and consider passage of Congress amendments to streamline prohibition enforcement.
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Rush of voters expected today as primaries loom
The city anticipates a surge in primary enrollments, with experts predicting turnout could exceed prior years. Officials warn of potential enrollment manipulation across parties as workers push both persuasion and registration efforts, stressing safeguards at the registrar's office to ensure voters are listed correctly.
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Drowning in Miami Believed Accident In County Canal
A Miami drowning is reported as believed an accident. A man identified as Nattity dressed and sailed into a sheriff's scene early Thursday, with authorities noting a cane and eel-like mystery. Searchers recovered the body after long sticks and a nook were used. police pursued the case as investigators probe the canal incident.
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Schooner Seized and 15 Crew Held in Smuggling Sweep
Treasury agents seized a schooner and detained 15 crew members in a major smuggling operation. The force identified key distribution points linked to the alleged ring operating between coastlines and ports. Details point to a coordinated effort by the suspects across multiple locales.
Prohibition Officers Watch British Vessel Arrethusa
New Bedford Massachusetts August 12. Prohibition agents and customs officials watch the British schooner Arrethusa anchored off No Man's Land three miles from shore as authorities investigate suspected liquor smuggling. A small boat patrols the vessel while guards remain ashore to monitor possible transfers and shore activities.
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