Tax relief push eyed as House Ways and Means acts
Republican lawmakers promise prompt consideration of a Treasury drafted tax reduction bill. Representative Green of Iowa says the committee will meet Monday to begin revision and aim for passage with an income tax phase in 1925. A soldiers’ bonus measure also looms, with veterans plan to back a quick vote and pressure the committee to report it.
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House
Green
Treasury
Waya and Means
Republican House
Baldwin Cabinet Delays Parliament After Elections
London AP: Stanley Baldwin's cabinet weighs course after loss of Conservative majority. Officials say Parliament will convene January 8 as the cabinet decides whether to seek a tolerant minority or delay major action. Outcome hinges on Liberal Labour shifts and possible arrangements with opposition.
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London
Bec
Associated Press
Stanley Baldwin
Ita
Downing Street
House of Commons
Man Dies After Auto Hits Excavation on Main Street
Richard Hallstrom, 23, of 126 Arb atrast, was thrown from a car that struck a shallow street excavation on Main near Mawhey avonud at 11:30 last night and died at St. Vincent's hospital. Driver William L. Anderson, 105 Huntington road, survived with multiple injuries and possible skull fracture. The car skid into a ditch during repairs. investigation forthcoming. Other street crashes injured several, including Charles Lenihan, 183 Lenox avenue, with concussion. C. G B. Roberts, 44 Hill street, fractured shoulder. Willem Wilson, 181 Main street, lacerations. and William Evansoo of Deerfield, with broader injuries.
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Main Street
Mawhey Avonud
Richard Hallstrom
St. Vincent's Hospital
William L. Anderson
Huntington Road
Anderson
Mary Street
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Charles Lenihan
Lenox Avenue
C. G B. Roberts
Hill Street
Charles Street
Willem Wilson
Notwalt
Seaside Park
William Evansoo
Deerfield
Norwalk
John R Rathom editor dead at Providence aged about 60
John Revelstoke Rathom longtime editor and general manager of the Providence Journal and the Evening Bulletin died at his home in Providence after health decline following a 1923 operation. He had spent seven months in Europe in a bid to regain health, returned last July, and had been under physicians care since. Rathom joined Providence papers in 1906 rising to editor and GM in 1912 and served as Associated Press director and executive committee member. He was noted for leadership of public opinion during World War I.
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John Revelstoke’ Rathom
Providence Journal
Evening Bulletin
France
England
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Aince Qiatime
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Judges Seek Removal of New Haven County Deputy Jailer
Hearing on charges against Edward Keating deputy j ail er of the New Haven County jail will be held December 24 in the County Court house. Three Superior court judges accuse Keating of possible improper release of George Miglin of Ansonia while securities worth 9300 were posted as return guarantees. The sheriff must file a deputy appointment in writing. no such certificate was found by Alfred N. Wheeler, clerk of the Superior court.
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New Haven
Edward Keating
Superior Court
George Miglin
Ansonia
Ywuesugucu
Keating
Jafler
Tjailer
Alfred N. Wheeler
Ulgh
Thonne L
Gallagher Brought to Washington for Hoover Conference
Edward G Gallagher of Falld Avenue city was summoned to Washington by Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover for talks on marine engineers and radio control. Former head electrical engineer at Lake Torpedo Boat, he now works in radio here and is a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers with years of study in Canada and Germany.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Ucensics of Marine Engineers
Edward G. Gallagher
Falld Avenue
Inty
Sity
Gallagher
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Weber
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Tamia
Germany
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Seaton
Milford
Miata Highway Department
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Fairfield High School
Wiliam Lane
Qranbury School Board
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Philp Greenbers
New Haven
Christian
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Boardman
Grolat Manufacturing Company of
Tina Loases
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Pershing
Europe
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Cohen
New York
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Sonatas Johnson
Treasury Department
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Ameria
Mexico City
Neve Hoven
Riage Ngothara
Accayunriek
Doctor in Suitcase Murder Imprisoned
A garbled report describes a doctor in a suitcase murder case and a plea for sympathy. The fragment references a Judge, a State, and an individual named Mrs. Aon, with notes on attendance, health, and death, but readable specifics are limited.
Wife Testifies Husband Kept Gun Under Pillow in Divorce Case
Lydia Mars Chase of Stratford charged her husband George M. Chuo with threats to shoot and a revolver kept near his pillow. Judge John T. Kenogs granted a divorce in Superior Court after Mrs Chase described a seven month marriage filled with fear, desertions, and threats, including prior warning to move to Bridgeport.
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Lydia Mars Chase
Stratford
George M. Chuo
John T. Kenogs
Mra Chee
Ife
Borligband
C Hase
Bridgeport
Jala
Chase
Goolidge Favors Participation in German Inquiry
President Coolidge opened the way for American economic experts to join the reparations inquiry into Germany. A White House statement said Washington would view favorably American experts’ invitations to sit on inquiry committees. The plan has Allied and German approval, seen as essential to a united method of applying American input to the reparations process. An invitation extension by the reparations commission is planned, with selection of the American representative to reflect the U.S. viewpoint. Charles G. Dawes mentioned as a possible expert.
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Washington
Coolidge
Germany
White House
Willyrit
Summittess
Eft
Charles G
Dawea
Engineer blamed in wreck under inquiry
MMIE Pa Dec 11 Axsnethled Pros testimony at the New York Central investigation into the wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited at Korsyth New York early Sunday with four large of ammonia gases developed that Charles Patterson of Buffalo engineer of the instant section of the United winch car had failed to comply with danger signals according to an official statement tonight Responsibility for the accident was not decided and was not expected until tomorrow Conducted in conjunction with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the New York State Public Service Commission which were present at the inquiry
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MMIE
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
Korsyth
N. Y
Charlen Patterqon
Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Cormission
New York State Public Service Commission
Divorce Granted to 87 Year Old Norwalk Woman
Information in the superior court confirms a divorce plea by Harriet Bennett of Norwalk from Oliver D. Bennett. The decree, printed by John Kelrose, followed years of separation with Bennett described as a town charge in Easton. Confirmation was received yesterday by an Easton official.
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Yealerdey
Easton
Kelloge
Stratford
New England
Weat
Neys
Staten
Beloin
Peddiora
Aeuler
Workers hurt Sundays to get compensation
New Haven district commissioner Gharlon Wleth ruled that a man injured on Sunday could claim compensation under the pension act, despite Sabbath work being a law violation. The decision came in the Ferdnandy Mara case, where an injury during Sunday construction led to reimbursement, while an appeal sought to block such compensations.
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NEW _WAVEN
Der
Gharlon Wleth
Ferdnandy Mara
Senate confirms Kelluga as ambassador to Great Britain
Washington reports after a closed session the Senate confirmed Frank B Kelluga former senator from Minnesota Minn to be ambassador to Great Britain. Opposition from Benatar Ship atead Farner Tabor Minn was voiced in committee but he did not plan to push the fight to the Senate floor.
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Washington
Frank B. ‘Kelluga
Minnd- Rotr
Great Britain
Senate
Benatar Shipatead
Farner Tabor
Minn
City debates tax cuts to save homeowners and raise valuations
The mayor proposes a 2.7 mill tax cut while surveying city property to set new valuations. A prevailing 26.5 mill rate would apply next year, likely increasing taxes for homeowners despite the cut. Under revised assessments, homeowners face different liability, with example owners at $20 000 and $31 000 valuations seeing shifts in tax payments.
Polish Veteran Takes Poison During Visit to Friends
In Fairfield Vermont, children found the body of Juba Baera beside an empty poison bottle near the home of William Wysocki. The man, a Polish veteran, had reportedly stated plans to take a job with the Crane Valve Co in Bridgeport and had been a guest of the Wyawektes the prior evening. He died after an apparent suicide following that visit.
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Fairfield
Dev
Willam Wysocki
Vermont
Avenir
Juba Baeera
Auleldé
Wyavekts
Crane Valve Company
Bridgeport
Westport officer and SMT face court today in bribery case
Westport constable Michael Dominick and former tax collector Howard Smith appear in Criminal Superior Court with Smith set to plead guilty to embezzlement of 860,000. State's Attorney Homer Cummings said a swift disposition of the cases is expected as Dominick’s charges include bribery and malfeasance. Benjamin Arcario and Joseph Velenti of Stamford, linked to a truck seizure involving 250 rations of alcohol, accompany them.
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Howard Smith
Michael Dominick
Westport
Isaac Wolfe
Criminal Superior Court
Smith
Homer
Cummings
Dominick
Thomas
Spellacy
Hartford
United States
Dominiche
Dominick Willl
Benjamin Arcario
Joseph. Velenti
Btarmford
New Vehicle Markers Issued for Bridgeport Branch
Bridgeport Motor Vehicle department announces new markers available now to avoid December rush. Applicants may apply at the local branch or directly to Hartford headquarters. Markers issued to Bridgeport with series limits and color scheme black on gray. commercial vehicles in gray. Office hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Bridgeport Magorists
Hlartford
Soriga F
Wanda
Mexican relations claims sent to Senate
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge sent for ratification two Mexican American cinema conventions as the basis for diplomatic recognition of Mexico. Other unexpedited agreements were sent to the Senate, though their exact scope appeared minor.
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Senate
Washington
Mexico
United States
Goolidge
Doctor Killed in Auto Fire and Fall Enquiry
Fragmented OCR shows multiple local items. A doctor from New Haven identified dead in a car fire and fall from an embankment near Westport. Other items mention divorces, local officials, agriculture, and crime notes with unclear details.
Automobiles crash on Southport post road. two killed
A car skidded off the Southport post road near Buckley’s Bridge, rolled ten feet down an embankment, and burned. One man, Dr. Greenberg of New Haven, died at St. Vincent’s Hospital. His companion, Dr. Dascharuky of Omaha, survived with shock. A telegraph-pole truck followed behind. driver Ernest Thompson of New Britain reported the crash.
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Westport
Southport Post Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
Greenberg
George
New Haven
Yale Medical School
Peter Gregory Daescharuky
Omaha
Nebraska
Howard Avenue
Jwan
New York
Buckley's Bridge
Southport
Case
Ernest Thompson
New Britain
Daschavery
Thompson
Ernest Lindgran
Bootlegging Described as Major Sport by Judge
Judge William K. Boardman told a Hartford club meeting that bootlegging has become a major sport for the population, with Americans enjoying the game while bootleggers commit crimes to fund it, including bribery and highway robbery. The judge warned this trend harms law and government, urging attention to enforcement.
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Connecticut Congregational Club of
Hartford
Wilflin A. Boardman
Sridgeruirt ix
Moardman
Health official pledges action against delinquent doctors
Hartford dispatch reports the state health department will prosecute doctors who continue to practice while their licenses are revoked. Health Commissioner Stanley H. Gaborn said that only three of the eighteen licensees evading the rules have been notified, with a fourth to be addressed after further findings.
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Inimediate
State Wealth Department
Stanley H. Gaborn
Bae Health
Diune
State
Health Department
le Found
Wild Bill Donovan Funeral Tomorrow Called Real Name Revealed
The obituary notes Wild Bill Donovan, real name William Edward Donovan, will be buried tomorrow as fans worldwide mourn the loss from a wreck of the 20th Century Limited early Sunday. Donovan, a famed manager in the Eastern League, led New Haven to pennants and post season wins over Baltimore, with attendees including Babe Ruth and Judge Landis at a New Haven banquet in his honor.
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Eawerd Donovan
Telegram
J Sports
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Donovan
Wid Butts
New Haven
Donovani
Baltimore
Beys
Ruth
Judge Lande
Aime
Tait
America
Gamene Houachail
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