Swift Action Marks Initial Council Meet
Bridgott’s new city machine opened with swift action at the first board of Aldermen meeting. Wilbert Sanford elected council president, committees named, and a probe into tax abatements authorized. Fire Prevention Bureau withdrawal approved in a Stratford Avenue bridge settlement for 125000 dollars.
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New City Machine
Board of Aldermen
F. William Behrens
Sanford
Wibart Sanford
Charles Ross
Ohaes
Stratford Avenue
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Schanl Honda
Thay Financial Cononille
Lridges
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Thor
New York
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Chealesti
Lowey Milas
Ida Choagh
Rane
Furemain
Ming
Hanefit
Warles
Mass of Flowers Fills Council Chamber Seating
A crowded council room fills with flowers as officials and citizens gather for a ceremonial meeting. Mayor Willian Hehrens opens, invites Sanford to preside, and a recess leads to gift presentations, including a leather notebook for Canaries Thoas and warm acknowledgments from attendees.
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Wither Sinford
Vay Councils
Kla Chai
Mr. Sanford
Wan Tie Firat
Manufacturers Plea to Curb City Spending in Bridgeport
Bridgeport manufacturers urged Mayor Behrens to halt any radical improvements or increased expenditures. After a Saturday meeting with officials, a Manufacturers’ Association subcommittee said no concerted action on tax assessments should be taken and advised limiting city outlays for present needs. The mayor remains undecided on his response before the council.
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Lastaight
Behrens
Manufacturers’ Association
Aghael Townes
Insurgents Halt Organization of Sixty-Eighth Congress
Washington dec 3 Republican insurgents blocked the election of a speaker as four ballots failed to produce a result in the new House and Senate. The Progressive bloc convened to map its course while leaders vowed no compromise with insurgents. Democrats backed Garratt for speaker amid a tense opening to the new Congress.
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Tennessee
Morally Assassinated Charge Shocks Royalist Father
Leon Daudet accuses unknown agents of moral assassination in the death of his 24 year old son Philippe Daudet. He alleges an arcane influence led to Philippe’s fatal actions against his father. Prosecutor Piauharan notes the case involves assassination and abduction and ties to anarchist circles.
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Plea Brought for New Trade School Building by City
Council hears a request to aid a new trade school facility. Mayor Behrens and Director Kiangon urge action citing rising enrollments, equipment shortfalls, and state support potential. The Trade School aims to train youths 14 and up with real job experience, math, drafting, and supervision prospects, with evenings offered. Continued on Page 34.
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Ienter
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Bridgcourt
Meriden
Tony Elthip
Hanson
Lizeport
August
Slinder
Young
Funds for three new post offices asked by Merrett
Representative Selow Tritt introduces bills for new post office buildings in Bridgeport and three neighboring cities. Bridgeport seeks 1.709 million for site purchase and building, Norwalk 105 thousand for same, Stamford 100 thousand for land purchase to enlarge, and Middletown 50 thousand for site and building. The total requests project a new post office network and site acquisitions across the district.
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Washington
Selow Tritt
Bridgeport
Somvalk
Norwalk
Stamford
Medgefield
Fia
Laughing with Leacock in The Bridgeport Sunday Post
Stephen Leacock is hailed as the prince of satirists and his statement skeptic ally is highlighted as a major humorous item. The Bridgeport Sunday Post promises one of its most hilarious vities, noting its inclusion in a future issue.
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Stephen Leacock
Reed
Medical probe calls for special session and license revocations
State Health department moves to revoke licenses as legal challenges loom. Attorney General Healy to offer opinion by Tuesday on whether jury-hindering evidence must be presented before health officials can finalize actions. Former governor Woodruff urges special session and broader state law revisions amid emergency talks among New York officials and local leaders.
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Pelduy
Health Council
Ander Ika
Woodruff
State Chamber of Commarce Duchies
Health Personal
New York
Rails
Schecheon Meanny
Democrats win in Willimantic mayoral race
In Willimantic on December 3 Democrats swept the city elections. Hammiadad Dion was elected mayor by 410 votes over Lr. George E. Wilcox. Democrats also won two of three at large aldermen and two of four ward aldermen. Dion received about 2,605 votes.
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Clnan Awerp
Hammiadad Dion
George E. Wilcox
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Dien
President Remits Craig Contempt Sentence in 60 Day Jail Remission
President Coolidge remitted a four day jail sentence for contempt imposed on Cha1 L. Craig, comptroller of New York City, by Judge Mayer. The decision follows a report by Attorney General and says no vindication for the comptroller, while noting the sentence could have broader implications for the court.
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Brooklyn
Legal Obstacle Delays Action On Licenses
Governor Smith and Dr. Matthias Nicoll convened a noon conference in the executive chamber on Friday December 7 to discuss measures on medical practice and license cancellations. Attendees include State Medical Society representatives Attorney General Carl Sherman and Frank B Graves. The committee awaits Attorney General opinion and demands evidence before proceeding with license cancellations.
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Would Act Says Woodruff Special Session Called Over Medical Board
Legal complications block revocation orders for 18 eclectic physicians in the Chand Jury investigation. Former Governor Rollin Woodruff of New Haven says Governor Templeton will be justified in calling a special session to revise medical boards and clear the path for action. The weeklong delay follows instructions from State Attorney Als and unclear evidence on the need for a formal exhibit. Continued coverage on page five.
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No Results From Eclectic Board Meets With Jury
Report notes no results from the eclectic board after a jury meeting may act Friday. It suggests Healy's opinion could empower the health department to proceed. The piece references eighteen 'celentie dortors' and a delayed plan tied to a state regulatory order.
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Celentie Dortors
Ahald Jay
Haile
Witte
Mtrevhesilugh
Mala Bart
Hartford raid on Blumer College shocks local community
Detective Edward J. Hickey led a secret Grand Jury seizure of Blumer College of Matuceuorthy at 409 Ann Street in Hartford arresting and subpoenaing 28 students and professors. The panel met behind closed doors with members including former carpenters telegraph workers and other trades called to testify while a young woman among the group waited to reveal her identity.
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Carplor
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Albany Street
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Wosie John Campa, Jr
Pearl Street
Jes Wenger
Ceorge Morrow
Wexander Russell
Three Naval Planes Collide Killing Three in San Diego
In San Diego California a naval air squadron disaster left Chief Machinist W. B. Jackson and Chief Petty Officer Entwistle among the dead when three planes collided over the harbor. A separate report notes burglars entered 391 Spring Street, stealing $72 in cash, and an automobile owned by S. Loe and Company was stolen from Bank Street.
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