Commerce Body Favors American Valuation Plan
The United States Chamber of Commerce members favor the American Valuation plan over ad valorem duties on imports. Bridgeport Chamber and allied groups show mixed support with Hartford and other CT chambers broadly backing valuation, while some associations prefer retaining ad valorem. Local firms in Bridgeport and neighboring cities reflect division, with manufacturers backing the new scheme and retail and wholesale groups leaning toward the old system.
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Pta Aft
United States Chamber At Commerce
Bridgeport
Chamber of Commansg Grid
Chamber of Commerce
Whylegale and
Bridesport
Alvation
Hartford
Chambers of Commerce of
Meriton
Waterbury
Connecticut Lumper Association
Bor
Chambers of
Manchester
London
New Britain
Bild~dlatewn
Connecticut Hardware Association
San Quentin Prison Tunnel Attempt Frustrated
San Quentin prison delivery attempt thwarted by discovery of a nearly completed tunnel from the shed to beyond the wall. William Chagonviet found inside the tunnel and admits that with five square feet of soft earth it would have been finished. Officials suspect at least ten other accomplices in the digging.
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San Quentin
Associated Press
San Quentin Penitentiary
Walla
Miss Chapman Weds Rev. A. F. Campbell at Wastingtor Park
Miss Altes M. Chapman daughter of L. Chapman of Ordenstevet Decanin joined Rev. A. F. Campbell former pastor of the church in a ceremony at Wastingtor Park AL Ey church yesterday. The Rev. John H. Bell assisted with the service and a breakfast followed at Steat field hotel before the couple left for Baltimore Washington on a honeymoon trip.
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AL Ey
Misa Altes M. Chapman
Ecv. L. Chapman
A. TF. Campbell
Kelso
St. Panla
Hartford
John H. Bell
New Haven
Methodist Gharetes
George Fi. Fort
Washington Park M. & Church
Steatfield
Np Honermonn Trin
Baltimore
Bartfor Air
Campbell
Letters From Natalie and Domestic Notices
A letter to Evelyn describes daily chores including roasting chicken and laundry service, followed by long excerpts about local dry goods, prices, and shop notices. The diary-like text shifts to laundry, ironing, fabric handling, and shopping details, with mentions of a local savings bank and community commerce.
Are Ties That Irk More Unholy than Divorces
A column by Elsie F. Nicholas surveys rising divorce rates and public attitude, presenting five lawyers’ views. They discuss whether divorces reflect modern realizations or moral decline, arguing for prevention, spiritual guidance, and stricter laws while acknowledging persistent marital strain and debates on keeping couples together.
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Elsie F
LVI
Irving Hison
Loward
Io Roman
Leon
Rone
Carey
Arvone Las
Bere
Ren
Howe
le Dog
Mike Xo
Miny Lyam
Cerrababy
Lawrences Minkelstake
Ito Lawvyer
Brinchlis
Alcorn Finkelsone
Marrage
Service Center Girls Celebrate Tomorrow Event
Service center girls hold a community event under the contest committee of a Ruslan Orthodox church. A concert by a local ghost guest and a dance are scheduled Friday and Saturday night with the Orioles Public Marker girls assisting.
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Service Center
Betan
Bargin
Oloyoch
Danwine
Enos Ore Gheatra
Orioles
Link Club To Present Comedy Second Time
The Avette Link club hosts a second comedy event at the M. Fe church under the supervision of Arthur Millinecin Cummings and George Bramaar Beare Mannsen. A supper for the Sunday School Club The Gleaners will be held tonight at 1H89 Tose street front with no extra hosts during the event chaired by Mrs. Cl Aesermry and coordinated by Mrs. lary Ackerman and Mrs. Ethel aay Gt.
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Cobese Ufa
Avette Link Club
Anti Wiltela
M. Fe
Rankhp Arthus Millinecin
Cummings Mineman
Business Mans Ager
George Bramaar Beare Mannsen
Hugeel I
Gleaners
Pehod Club
Advent
Choehureh
Tose
Cl Aesermry
Ities Iq
Lary Ackerman
Ethel Aay
Untitled Legal Theory Discussion On Marriage Roles
Fragmented excerpt appears to discuss certainty in laws and divorce, with attorney remarks about conformity and responsibility. It touches on marriage, bearing and raising children, and social expectations, noting how future generations may react to norms and laws. The text remains incoherent with numerous garbled phrases.
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Uae
Thom Coughlin
Minstrel Show and Dance at St Augustine’s Parish
Minstrel show and dance were held at Saint Augustine’s parish with Children of Mary in attendance. Rose Wall chaired the entertainment committee and several others led the event with Calu’s Orchestra providing music after the show.
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ST. Augustine's
Kiowa
Children of Mary
St." Augustine's Parish
Mies Rose Wall
Misa Tilhi Glénnon
Lawrence Ryder
Calu
Rieley
Vines Benham
Domen
Edward Sheehan
Molly OG
Misa Mac Kelly
Vincent Benham
M. Fuerile Tiyam
Arthur Lavasseur
Snd
Dana Brothers
No Negligence Found In Hotel Fire Incident
Chief Engineer Daniel E. Johnson concluded the hotel fire inquiry with no negligence. The failing drop ladder caused a scare, but calm was restored as guests were guided to safety. Authorities noted the ladder had been tested three months earlier and functioned then.
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Conmsen
Panhandler James Stiles Arrested After Bail Denied
James Stiles, of Rostan, recently released from county jail for panhandling, was arrested again last night for soliciting money from passersby on Malin Street. He could not post bail and remained in a cell awaiting a morning hearing.
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James Stiles
Rostan
Passecsby von Malinstrent
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Sendi
Natalie
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