Coolidge Urges Caution on Tax Cuts in Budget Message
President Coolidge transmits the 1926 federal budget estimating operating costs at 3.7 trillion dollars and a likely surplus of about 373 million. He urges resisting new tax cuts until revenues under current laws are clearer and warns against funding new large expenditures. Petitions show major department outlays for War Navy Post Office and others, with figures for debt interest and principal reductions.
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Boys Find Man's Body Frozen on Circus Lot
Three boys found a frozen man's body on the Circus Lot near Barfard Avenue. Identified as Levine Klae, a missing textile worker, the case prompts theories of natural death, suicide, or foul play. Police and the medical examiner seek to unravel the mystery amid suspected gang activity and prior threats.
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Comley Expedited Court Business as State's Attorney
The December term of the court convened at noon with State's Attorney Comley in attendance. The docket shows a smooth flow of business for the term, with several defendants charged and many cases disposed or continued, including liquor transporters. One defendant pleaded guilty to transporting liquor, receiving a sentence of months. other defendants faced various outcomes as the court proceeded to Page Two.
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Boston Legislator Arrested on Extortion Charge
Boston legislator Robert Dosmort and two others face conspiracy to steal and extortion accusations. The District Attorney office announced charges based on alleged promises and a $40 payment in a case tied to a state house incident.
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Fragmented OCR note with unreadable names and phrases
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered words and partial names making it impossible to identify a clear person, place, or event. The readable bits mention “friends,” “debtors,” and obscure terms, but no coherent factual narrative or dates emerge for a proper summary.
Connecticut Dissension Signals Worries for Senate Control
Washington reports say Republican fears of losing the Connecticut race threaten Senate control in the Sixty-Ninth Congress. Senator Moses of New Hampshire disclosed factional strife over Governor-elect Hiram Bingham’s nomination, with many Republicans openly backing Hampton Holt, the Democratic candidate. Bingham abandons stump speeches to focus on drafting the gubernatorial inaugural address while preparing state reports.
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Connie the Rat Held for Shooting Policeman
A damaged clipping reports that a person nicknamed Connie the Rat is held in custody on charges related to shooting a police officer. The article text is fragmented with unclear dates, names, and locations, but centers on the alleged attack and ongoing investigation.
Fumigate Jails to Prevent Diphtheria
Contorted OCR fragments reference jail fumigation and diphtheria with scattered names and places. Core readable idea notes public health action in penal settings, but exact details are unclear.
Mayor studies trolley car operation method
New Haven residents and officials discuss how trolley cars are run. The mayor directs inspection of routes staff and procedures to improve service and safety. Community interest grows as details on scheduling maintenance and operator oversight emerge.
Mayor Behrens weighs parking plan amid central traffic curb
The New Haven mayor proposes a city alderman committee to study traffic in the central area and consider banning one man double truck trolleys as a plaza parking system idea faces opposition. He targets Main Street and Walbridge Avenue delays while evaluating vacant lots for potential parking aligned with a Plaza plan.
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Coolidge Saves Money On Travel To Chicago
President Coolidge plans a economical trip to Chicago avoiding private car use and special trims. He will travel on regular trains with Mrs Coolidge and their party, drawing a room with other officials sharing space. fares to be paid as for primary travelers.
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Ex-Gov Baldwin Supports Holt in New Haven
A brief political notice from New Haven notes ex governor Baldwin backing Holt in upcoming terms. The short item cites terse party alignment and regional interest, with no further names or dates clearly readable.
Mrs Medora Morgan dies wife of former treasurer
Mrs Medora Tudson Mormin wife of former United States treasurer Daniel No Morgan of Milfordport died at her daughter's home on Corin Avenue this morning. Born in Huntington about 60 years ago she spent most of her life in Milfordport aside from a year in Washington while her husband served as treasurer. Survived by two children Mrs Daniel B Primmid and William Mingon. Funeral at 2 this afternoon from her father's home with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery Milfordport.
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First Coasting Accident Fatal to Danbury Boy
A Danbury boy died after a coast ride accident. Emergency crews rushed him to the hospital where he succumbed to injuries. Authorities reported the incident occurred near a street and involved a bystander assisting a wounded patient. Further details are not yet released.
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Once Powerful Financier Now Dying in Poverty
Thomas W. Lawson once known as the Midas of American Finance lies near death after a long decline. He collapsed in Bar Harbor hospital and faces slim odds despite intensive treatment. A nurse from Bangor has been flown to Boston for insulin training as doctors race to save his life.
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Parisil loosed? Parill o life term in Montreal case
Adam Parillo aged 27 was sentenced to life in prison after pleading manslaughter in the Bank of Hochelaga holdup in Montreal. He aided the Crown against four accomplices, four of whom were hanged. two fugitives remain at large as the court condemned the rest to long terms.
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Auditors to be Called Into Probe of Conservator
Auditors will be engaged to audit the conservatorship of insane veterans estates. Probate Judge Paul Miller asked Miss A C Wenderoth to retain an auditing firm for work linked to Bravenet services on the estates of Nicholas Schwetz and John G Brusenuk. Bennett, arrested last week on embezzlement charges, is to be held on bonds of $10,000. A Bravenak estate hearing is scheduled for next Monday with Attorney Meyer Shudleky and Veterans Bureau officials present. Bennett and Bravenak will also attend.
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Senate Seers Report on 70stal Service Warhington
Senate seers report on state service in Washington discusses costs of changing handling and mail routes. The document notes the first step toward compliance with the presidency’s messages and possible veto considerations, urging study of a sound business approach.
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Ridgeport Neighbors React to Fences and Local Debates
Wide reading of Bridgeport and Fairfield concerns includes traffic limits, a double-trick car ban, church demolitions, and a call for reform. Mentioned are New Haven, Danbury, and Ridgefield activities with mayoral ties and civic meetings.
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Object to 3 Trinity Teachers Sparks Petition
Alumni of Trinity College, Hartford area submit a petition to the Board of Trustees demanding the resignation of three faculty members described as obstructionists. The list includes Frank Cole Babbitt, Aether Adana, and Horace Cheney Awan, cited as central figures in past faculty controversies and student protests.
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Sixth Casualty on New Ansonia Spar Injures Worker
Reports from Ansonia detail the sixth accident in the Mapleetree project rerun on August. While workers stood on a scaffold a steel beam slipped free causing a chain of failures. John Brady of New Haven suffered severe facial injuries and loss of blood while Minton White sustained sprains and bruises.
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State Police Barracks Opening Delayed at Westport
Westport December 2 reports indicate the new State police barracks under Sergeant Walter Lynehon of Meriden will not be ready for occupancy until late in the week. Supplies arrive slowly to furnish the eight officers’ space as the bank building is prepared for routine work next week.
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Retail Board Defers Parking Action After Holiday Discussion
The Retail Board postponed action on parking matters amid a discussion of holiday decorations and related municipal planning. City officials indicated a forthcoming meeting would further address the issue and parking regulation implications.
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