Youths Sentenced To Reform School For Assault
A court in Newtown, Judge Hinman presiding, sentenced several youths for assault and related crimes.Franelg Jay of Bridgeport and Raymoud Wilson of Stratford faced pleas and leniency, with Wilson receiving one year and Jay directed to reform school. Stanislaw Bazidla, also from Bridgeport, admitted bigamy and was jailed for an unspecified term. Marin Gallagher, a Bridgeport taxicab driver, was allowed to plead simple assault and fined $100 with warnings on future conduct. The adjournment was set for the next day.
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Holt
Morris
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George
Minnan
Mia Pty
Ae Wal
Franelg Jay
Bridgeport
Thosas
Hinman
Ruth
Marin Gallagher
Sodge Hinman
Raymoud Wilson
Stratford
Stephen Hinsky
Judee Hinman
Stanislaw Bazidla
Strom N Yo
Northarmaton
Mass
Litchfield Named on Trolley Probing Committee
P. T. Litchfield, president of the New England Coal Co and chair of Mayer Wilson’s firm committee, named to the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce trolley probing group. Appointment by Staley W. Bullard, state chamber president, with legislation to address taxation, paving, bridge costs, and trolley line abandonments.
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New England Coal Company
State Chamber of Commerce
Ditehleld
Mayer Wilson
Furm
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Staley WW. Bullard
Thie State Chamber
Wirmowibn
Iitney
Tardieu Blames Lloyd George for European Unrest
Paris dispatch reports Andre Tardieu, once Wilson's ally, accusing Lloyd George and the American Senate of causing European instability. He urges the United States to maintain a strong army to deter potential German aggression and restore world order, arguing current policy diverges from Washington's ideals.
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Lloyd-George
Senate
Paris
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Prun
Europe
United States
Gerouny
Lisyd-George
American Senate
George Washington
Washington
Two Amendments To Reserve System Offered in Senate
In VRASTINGTON on December 77 two amendments to the reserve system were proposed in the Senate. Senator Iitencork Democrat Ne pease offered four provisions to allow the secretary of the treasury to influence the federal reserve system. Deposits would stay on banks balance sheets up to one year and feed to discount loans for member banks agricole products and live stock. The second amendment by Senator Birth Georgia would make cotton Tretham Taper eligible for discount at federal banks.
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Sys
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Birth
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Whiyskins
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