Hartford Judgeships Passed In Both Legislature Branches
The Connecticut General Assembly approved and sent 24 judgeship resolutions to the secretary of state. Additional nominations and favorable committee reports followed, with many appointments to state boards and officials named for seats including Waterbury Greenwich and Meriden.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Senate
House
Winthrop Trust Association
McKinney Association
Hartford Club
Theodore Roosevtt
New York
John H Trumbull
Long Lane Farm
Midgetown State Hospital
H .Lark Hartford
James T Mo
New Haven
Department of Public Welfare
L Ytrank
Hugarty
Patrick F O’meara
Joseph H Lawlor
Waterhur
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Howard W Beach
Will Ham
Lewis
Bridgeport
Shell-Fish
FF Levy Harwood
New London
Myron R. Derham
John E. Calhoun
Cornwall
Ami Achur L Peale
Norwich
State Park and Forest Commission
Committee On
Secretary of State
Judiciary
iHouse
Waterbury
John F. McGrath
Abner P. Hayes
Greon
Cornelius Costello
Jude Charles F Willard
Town Meeting Weighs Abolishing Borough Greenwich
Greenwich townsmen favored a measure to abolish the borough and have the town assume highways police and fire services. Three bills to transfer duties were withdrawn and a borough abolition measure was approved by the town government committee. The recommendation goes to the Chamber of Commerce directors meeting Monday evening.
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Greenwich
Fen
Borough of
Chamber of Commeres
Stella Chaliapin Eyes American Life After Storm
Stella Chaliapin says her father the Russian singer is increasingly embracing America. He has no objection to her working in the United States during the upheaval, and he refuses to surrender his estate to the Bolsheviks unless all confiscated property is restored.
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New York
Stella Chaliapin
America
Bolshetviki
Redden Pleads to End Monopoly of Transport Routes
Hartford Feb 10 Senator William Redden of Bridgeport urged passage of a self sponsored law to deter transportation monopolies. He cites existing services as a reason to permit faster cheaper jitney buses and questions Bridgeport factory districts lack of adequate transit. He cites the Charles River Bridge decision denying monopoly grants.
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Redden
Hartford
Wiliam Redden
Bridgeport
Supreme Court
Charles River
Blodgett pushes state opposition to federal death tax
Hartford legislators hear William H Blodgett urge repeal of the federal estate tax as part of a broader plan by a five member Connecticut commission to oppose federal levies. The hearing covered alternate resolutions and joint state actions, with supporters stressing revenue fears and opponents arguing Congress should act.
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Hartford
Feb
Congress
William H Blodgett
Federal Relations Committee
General Assembly
Samuel C. Shaw
Blodgett
National Committee
Frederic C. Walcott
Norfolk
Walcott
Harmison Hewitt
New Haven
George Kimball
New Britain
Hewitt
Kimball
Elijah Rogers
Southington
Shaw
Ernest L Averill
House
Lucius T. Robinson
Mark T Durant
Hartfod Connecticut Trust Company
Farwell Knapp U Hartford
State Tax Debate Advocates Against Inheritance Levies
Mr Durant warns of a Socialistic trend behind a federal approach to inheritance tax arguing it would concentrate power and upset the balance of states. Commissioner Blodgett seeks a unified stance with other states and notes three trips to Washington while distributing the national committee’s pamphlet opposing the death tax.
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Cirive
Durant
Blodgett
Washington
National Committee
Federal Relations Committee
Coal Dealers May Meet Governor Over Fuel Administrator Plan
Hartford February 10 Telegram staff reports that lawmakers heard strong opposition to a bill creating a state fuel administrator. A conference with Governor John H Trumbull was proposed for next week to hear his views. Opponents warned against wartime fuel dictatorship while the governor urged a preemptive fuel commission ahead of possible emergencies amid the threatened soft coal strike on April 1.
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Telegram
Hartford
John H Trimbull
Judiciary Committee
Trumbut
General Assembly
Trumbull
Norwich Opposes State Meddling in Local Affairs
Mrs Edward Higgins of the United Charities of Norwich told the Judiciary committee that Norwich should fund its own probation officers with a daily wage rather than a $500 yearly salary. She said residents wish to manage local matters without state interference as funds are raised for a trained social worker. Corporation Counsel W H Shields Jr supported the measure and called for higher court salaries and expanded Norwich court jurisdiction in towns with Norwich reservoirs.
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Hartford
Edward Higgins
United Charities of Norwich
Norwich
Connecticut
Norwich Court
Norwich Hes
Tormented by Agate Neruitis Freed from Pain in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati businessman describes violent neuritis after influenza and relief from Sloan’s Liniment. He claims the arm and shoulder quickly recovered, with pain and symptoms disappearing as the product’s healing effects increased blood flow. He urges readers to obtain a bottle from druggists.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Sloan
Dress description with backneck bow and rose fastener
A long backneck bow forms a wide cascade down the blouse front which fastens with a large rose. The skirt features three tiers, creating a layered effect.
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