Alling 10 Study Stoeckel Rights in Bennetts Case
Wilton residents discuss the legality of prosecuting alleged traffic violations as the motor vehicle commissioner seeks to compel Bennett to testify. Bennetts supporters vow to resist summons while claiming jurisdiction issues and local protest influences. The case centers on alleged tail light violations and whether proper charges can proceed in daylight or at a garage site.
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Alling
Stoeckel
Bennett
Gene Benjam
Lins
Robbins
Broeckel
Frank Bennelt
Wilton
Hartford
Stokil
Sonny Light
Mepnahis
Wilton Grand Juri
Aa Mo
Ecatal
Jesse T
Witon
Hhe
Trade School Fight Ends in Danbury
In Danbury a dispute with the state board of education over the Danbury trade school ends after a tense meeting. Dissenters led by William Philips opposed the push to seize control from the state, amid protests from local citizens and educators including George Hust and Charles T Wanzer. The delay suggests Danbury would not immediately assume full control, despite intense pressure from supporters and rumors of conflicts with the school’s administration.
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Pretoy
William Philips
Philip NI Sunderland
Tour S Sool
Danburs
State Board of Eduation
George Hust
Chales T Wanzer
Schod
Moe
Meredith
Bos: of Education
Blate Board of Education
Frank Packard
Dan
Shihab
Blue Coach Bus Petition Heard Today At Hartford
Hartford January 31 The petition of The Blue Coach Line Inc of Bridgeport to operate buses between New Haven and Greenwich will be heard by the State Public Utilities Commission tomorrow at 10 at the state capitol. Only one petition will be granted. New England Transportation Co previously applied for a certificate but no decision was made.
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Hartford
Astate Commission
Capitol
New England Transportation Company
Nette P
Summesall
Dres
Ress
Recetary Davis
He Army
Lindbergh Lands On Golf Course In San Juan Welcome
Crowds cheered as Lindbergh touched down near a golf course between the city onlookers hailed the flyer as he arrived in St Thomas for a welcome visit. The chosen landing field was prepared and a public holiday was declared with a large reception planned in the town square.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
EB Ans
Eithort
Hayes Winglis
Vene Ueli
Lesser Antilles
Carbbean Sea
Charles A Lindbergh
Maracay
Catncio
St Thoma V
St Touts Swept Olan
Caribbean
Maine
St Thomas
Thomas
Charlotte Amalie
Wornd
Bill for Further Shipping Passed Amid Senate Vote
A heated Senate roll call split along party lines as 3 Democrats and 19 Republicans supported the farmer labor measure while 1 Democrat and 24 Republicans opposed. The bill aimed to empower government ship sales with a broad replacement program, though no funding was provided. Senators from Indiana, New Jersey, California, and others showed varied support and abstentions as the chamber considered the intricate shipping policy.
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Farme Labor
Farmer Labor Senate
Brockhart Capper Couzens
Gooding
Howell Jorson Jones
LaFollette McMaster
McNay Norbeck
Norris Nye Oddie Pobynson
Indiana
Schall and
Schall and Wills 19 Democrats—Ashurst Barkett Black Brousesrd Bruce Calaway
Dill Fletcher
George Getty
Gias
Harris Harrison Hawes
Hajydem Heflin Kendrick
Mcxellar
Mayfield Neely Ransdell Reed
Missour
Bingham
Borah
Cings
Deneen
Gillett Gould Greene Hale Keyes
McLean
Metcalf
Moses Phipps Pine Reed
Penna Sackett
Shortiidge
Smoot Steiner Waterman
Watson
Batinra
Copelid
Edwards King Oteck
Kings
Stephens
DuPont
Ferris
Wess
Overman
Warren
Tyson Democat
Golf
Dale Republican
Pittman
Senator Jones
Copeland Demotic
Jerr
New Jersey
California
Repube
Gongress
Mererad
Fleteler
Tlorda
Robei
Atlaneas de Mnet
Easure
Atlania
Columbus token for Lindbergh planned in Fant
A详 English press report describes a planned historic token associated with Lindbergh and a Columbus anchor artifact. The piece outlines a commemorative stamp set by the Haitian government, the Santa Maria anchor lineage, and exhibitions in Port au Prince and Chicago. The narrative links Salvage ships, the 1492 voyage, and a long chain of colonial events culminating in a 1915 display.
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Willi
Aserted Press
Amalioy
Columbus
Wil Cluef
Andre Uberlet
Unie Spoitike
Piper Net
Mts
Christopher Columbus
Cape Haitien
Unites of the
Santa Mataneice
Fort Tesa la Nvidac
Cape Hiullien
Wold Fur
Chicago
Port Au Prince
Leconte
Dhatt
Hillan
Santa Domingo Ito
Loss of School Prize Hit Hickman Revealed in Trial
Testimony details Hickman facing ridicule after defeat and a plan to attend college. Witnesses describe his mother's mental state, mild dementia linked to marital infidelity, and police depositions noting family turmoil and a historic arrest in a court setting.
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Hickman
Slickhmar
Tobbunes
Los Azele
Joinson
Becaus
Orate L Cal
Otn
L R Brown
Little Red Hospital
Atoneys
Browns
Mags Hickman
California
Santo
Father Kannav
H P Puth
Tulsa
Ohlo
Hickmans
Hickmai
Hartford Ark
Hirkman
el Paso
Texas
Spencer Lane
Hartford
Oto Buck
Lane
Asia
Clee
Dorothy Sebas
Artress
Planres
Atusa
Grand List and Property Valuations in 1920s City Records
The long OCR passage records the grand list for Budgepo t from 1892 to 1927, detailing property valuations, exemptions, and classifications. It notes exemptions total for service and disabled persons, rent levy effects, and shifts in assessed value. It lists property categories including dwellings, buildings for business, farms, cattle, machinery, and various assets. The document preserves names of officials and mentions the filing of an abstract by town clerks.
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Amit NT GE
ORF
WWF Vita 2d
Ayes ConneHy
Asecco
J Gui
Connelly
Bilteppo
Sue City
Heiman Speit
Board of Relief
Lee
Buanes Rai
Nuiposes
Binks Halls
Met
Watcnes
Mercchants
Patel
Eliy
Protective Device Guards The Silk Association Engine
A historic report describes a protective device used on a truck to deter thieves. The system uses a hidden mechanism that records movement and signals police when suspicious activity is detected. Drivers and guards operate under strict rules, with staged photography and controlled handoffs to prevent tampering.
Fire Drives Out Three Families
A late night blaze forced three families from their homes. The fire began in a west wall section of a store, causing smoke and broken cases and substantial damage. Officials cited possible spontaneous ignition after an extensive inspection, while insurers noted coverage.
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Glippe
Milo
Mona
John Culin
Holke
Rey
M Or Mwnyded
Fickett
Insurance Trolle
Weig En
Finds Herself Ahead of Squadron S-3
A fragmentary wartime dispatch notes a submarine incident near the New Carolina coast with a missing vessel and rescue efforts. Secretary Willows mentions a submersible and broken radio, while sister ships report distress signals amid chaotic conditions.
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Squadron
Washington Jaw
Tne
Neiseit
Willows
New Carolina
Guatanamo Bay
Puscip Pracel Incident Report at 82 West Ave
Fragmentary report notes a person named Chand Tomson and several others at 82 West Avenue. It mentions a flat, a boy, punches, a bone, and injuries. The text is garbled with many unreadable segments, but suggests a disturbance with possible assault and medical concerns. Further details are unreadable.
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Tomson
Wace Taulkins
West Ave
Teddy
Paul Vine
Fred Waterbury Stricken Fatally in Morning Health Crisis
Fred Waterbury thirty nine of 20.9 Main street died after a verebray hemorrhage at St Vincents hospital. He had long suffered high blood pressure and gallstones. His wife Josephine and family mourn his loss. The funeral will be held at St Patricks Church Fridat at 8:30.
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Gmocik Sesteicas
Ted Waterbury
Main Street
St Vincents Hospital
Waterbury
di Daxia
Asim
Josephine McKay
James Lynch Tao
Cathrine Wilerhwsy
Amg May Caulfield
Je Lynch
Cynera
St Patel 5S
Ocloch
Army to Continue Present Strength and Projections
The House Appropriations Committee hears plans to sustain and expand Army strength. Funding outlines include 93.981 million for space defense, construction at multiple forts, and a munition battalion to energize procurement. Officials cite morale gains, reenlistments, and strategic needs for equipment, barracks, and officer quarters nationwide.
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Phere Motors
Alonna
Pionu
Ash Bosarde
le Tim
mBitar
Chat
Opi Reddy
Spa Coache
Hasan
Paame
Serthe
Denis
el Winn
Tare
Min Stiy Pass
Follars Hospital
Shdell Barracks
Hawaii
Camp Deveny Mass Barracks
Camp Lew Washington Barracks
Field Torres Barracks
Kelly Dield
Teas
Fort Bam Houston
Texas
New York Barracks
Rockwell Field
Scott Pield
Ill
Silfridge
West Point Military Academy
Albrod
Panama
Nine years needed for harbors work
Washington dispatch reports the House Appropriations Committee estimates nine years to complete harbor and river projects under the army engineers budget. The bill totals 61 983 00 for ongoing and authorized works, with 50 million for existing projects and 59 items needing maintenance or improvement.
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Wasitngton
House Appropriations Committee
Army
Mississippi
Ahich
Bealnegne Gas Pills Promise Quick Relief From Gas
An old advertisement claims Bealecgne gas pills end stomach and bowel gas, relieve bloating and the nervous feeling, restore deep breathing, and remove cold fingers. The yellow package is priced at $1 and sold at Hindle Drug Stores.
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Storae
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