Legislature Moves to Speed Up Law Making in Hartford
Hartford Feb 20 AP legislative leaders seek rapid disposal of business in the 1927 General Assembly as 22 bills and several resolutions advance. Only one act has become law so far though committees push hearings and reports fast. Leadership discusses adjournment prospects and plans for Friday sessions to speed work.
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Hartford
Noroton
Kwader Averill
Zudiki Ry
Judiciary Comitee
Robert J Smith
Nanchester
Judiciary Committee
Hamberg
Shelton
Senate
Cannon
Windsor Locks
Sciary Committee
Norwich
Willimantic
Enflell
Leroy Botfam
Sen- Robbing
Arthur F. Lib
New Haven
Cres
Kilkey
Bee
Bristol
Peck
Billot
Sloan's Liniment Eases Rheumatic Pain, Reader Testimony
Sleepless with pain of rheumatism now sleeps well and can work with ease after using Sloan's Liniment. A reader writes that it relieves pain without rubbing, stimulates blood flow, and quickly brings comfort, making it indispensable.
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Sloan
Sloan’s
Five Bridgeport men seek return of licenses this week
Five Bridgeport men are to appear at the County Court house Friday to show cause why their automobile operator licenses should be returned after suspensions by Commissioner Robbins B Stoeckel. The group includes Robert D. Campbell and William Graham among others, with hearings to determine financial responsibility in two accident cases and charges of operating under the influence.
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County Court House
Robbins
Stoeckel
Robert D. Campbell
Givanne
Campbell
Willam Ro Graham
Fifth Street
Hall
Wallinefora
T F D
Bethel
iMtam Vo Dol Sag HN
Falr
Aquor
Cense
Friends Celebrate Jane McNamara Birthday at Home
Mrs Paul J McNamara entertained at 181 Whitney Avenue in honor of her daughter Jane's fourth birthday Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Marion and Billy McCarthy, Rita Margaret, Mary Walter and Warren Amidon, Dorothy Connell, John and Jane McNamara, Francis Gallfarher, Ann Sonne, Mrs William Amidon, Mrs Chris O'Brien, Mrs William McCarthy, and Mrs Tani McNamara.
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Paul J McNamara
Whitney Avenue
Jan
Marion
Billy Mccarthy
Rita Margaret
Mary ‘Walter
Warren Amidon
Dorothy Connell
John
Jane McNamara
Francis Gallfarher
Ann Sonne
William Amidon
Chris O'Brien
William McCarthy
Tani McNamara
Hartford Cop Suspended After Raid At Suspect’s Home
Hartford February 20 AP a liquor raid at Frances Cackaskie 29 of 49 South F Prospect street led to Voiceman Frank Mere being suspended by Lieutenant John Henry. The arrest was for violation of the liquor law. Sergeant Martin Rohan and officers Hensel, Quinn, and Justice aided the state attorney’s office. No explanation given for entry or suspension.
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Hartford
Frances Cacckaskie
South F Prospect Stret
Frank Mere
John Henry the
Martin Rohan Li
Pulicemen Hensel and
Quinn
Wynor
Ani
Erdid Iusley
State's Attorney
Toms Ethry
Mercer
Teong
Judge Shapiro Elected New Head of Church Forum
Judge Joseph G. Shapiro was elected president of the forum of the United church, succeeding Senator Samuel C Shaw who led the group for eight years. He pledged a non sectarian civic role aimed at developing the community’s mental and moral character. The slate named officers and a 1927 1928 board of directors includes leaders from clergy and civic groups.
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Joseph G. Shapiro
Forum of the United Church
Samuel C Shaw
Forum
William Horace Day
Carroll R Reed
W.F .Klpatrick
Edwin Cooper
Graee West
Richard W. Cogeswell
Henry W Burritt
Samuel Shaw
Elmer Beardsley
Urink D Bell Edward Bennetto
Richard
C. C Payne E.S. Schweritle
Charles E Prior, Jr
C P Stevens
C. C. Tyler
W. A. Walker
Mr. H. W. Fleck
Lyan W. Wilson
John J. O’neille
Accused Lottery Ticket Seller Held on $2000 Bail
Ralph W. Pride, thirty, of 57 Henry Street New Haven was arrested Saturday night after police found more than 2006 Imperu Double Action lottery tickets in his possession. He remained in custody unable to post the $2000 bail as investigators alleged he was distributing tickets to local storekeepers.
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Ralph W. Pride
Henry Street
New Haven
MISS ROSE BERNSTEIN TO WED LEON SHERMAN
Miss Rose Bernstein and Leon Sherman received a marriage license in New York City on February 17. Sherman, 28, of Stamford, is a merchant and a native of Trusan. Bernstein, 22, of New York, is the daughter of Samuel and Sara Bernstein. The wedding date is February 27.
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Toon Sherman
Laryette Street
Stamford
Negro race must be understood plea at Y W C A program
Mrs Tilizbeth Rosy Haynes of the National Band of Y W A spoke at the Y W C A auditorium on Golden Hill Street urging understanding over tolerance in race relations. Emma Rames also addressed the crowd on the Common Task as the Golden Hill Avenue choir and Phyllis Whitley horns provided music.
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Tilizabeth Rosy Haynes
Y W
Y W C.al
Golden Hillstreet
Haynex
Misa Emma Rames
Sonks
Olden Hillatree
Choarus
Phyllis Whitley
Walsh introduces bill to compel testimony before grand juries
Senator Walsh of Montana introduced a bill to strip witnesses of constitutional right to refuse testifying before federal grand juries or courts. If a witness fears incriminating himself, he would still be required to testify, with no later criminal prosecution resulting from that testimony.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Shadir
Juanita Han Los Angeles Actress Undergoes Surgery
Peb 20 report from Wes states motion picture actress Juanitea Hinson operated on yesterday for an appendix issue. She rests easily today, Dr Lo Kohthias her physician says recovery should be swift barring unforeseen complications.
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Los Angles
Juanitea Hinson
Lo Kohthias
Assiel
Hunger and Appetite Health Advice from a Dietitian
The article urges distinguishing appetite from hunger, warns against condiment stimulation that prompts excess eating, and promotes simple wholesome food, exercise, and honest self-assessment to restore normal appetite. It suggests eating minimally when appetite is poor and avoiding overeating to prevent discomfort and disease.
Readers quiz celebrities spark witty misstatements
A witty new volume "Ask Me Another" is reviewed for its forty quizzes pairing celebrities with unexpected answers. The piece notes misattributions ranging from Buddha to Buddha to various news figures, and comments on the book's ironic tone and playful challenge to intellect.
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Charles Estcourt, Jr
David Kinley
University of Ilinois
Red Grange
Sarlas
Viking Press
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Gautama
Buddha
Guatemala
Hotel Destroyed in Belstone Avenue Fire
Westbrook February 20 AP Fire of unknown origin yesterday destroyed the Griswold Trauss a summer hotel owned by Mrs A Griswold of Hartford on Belstone avenue The loss was estimated at 126000
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Westbrook
Griswold Trauss
A. Griswold
Hartford
Belstone Avenue
Railroad Mediator Davies Dies After Operation
Rywel Davies, member of the railway board of mediation, died in Washington after an operation at George Washington University Hospital. The death was reported on February 20 by AP.
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Washington
Rywel Davies
The
Railway Board of Mediation
George Washington University Hospital
Ex Senator Willard Saulsbury Dies in Delaware at 66
Former United States Senator Willard Saulsbury died at his Wilmington home of heart disease at sixty six. He had suffered heart trouble for three years since an attack at his Maine summer home. Survived by his widow May DuPont, funeral set for Wednesday with interment at Dover. Saulsbury hailed as the last U S Senator elected by Delaware's legislature and part of a prominent Democratic family with three senators.
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Del
United States
Willard Saulsbury
Saulsbury
Maine
May DuPont
Dover
Delaware
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Congress
Saulabury
Senate
Grove Sawlsbury
Eli Saulsbury
Willard
Georgetown
Washington
Senator Saulsbury of Delaware Developer of Law and Politics
Senator Saulsbury of Delaware, educated at the University of Virginia and trained in law with his father, built a long career in Democratic politics. He served as senator from 1913 to 1915, was president pro tempore of the Delaware Democratic State committee, and acted as a national party delegate until 1920. He participated in multiple Democratic conventions and remained active in law practice in Wilmington after leaving the Senate. He married Mary du Pont in 1898. they had no children.
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United States
Saulsbury
University of Virginia
Delaware
Victor DuPont
East
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Democratic Party
Richard R Kenney
Dover
Lewia Helsler Ball
Saulebury
Democratic State Committee of
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Wilmington
Washington
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Chile
Mary
Victor du Pont
Sweden and Belgium pledge perpetual peace after royal marriage
Stockholm reports a pact between Sweden and Belgium never to wage war over any issue including vital interests and national honor. Foreign Minister Lofgren notes it as Sweden’s first non Scandinavian bound pledge. Arbitration methods resemble those with Czecho Slovakia. War is outlawed in treaties between Sweden and Denmark and Sweden and Finland as well.
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Astrid
Leopold
Riksdag
Estel Lofgren
Swerden
Scandinavia
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Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Europe
Aimee Declares Liking Radio Not Operators
Aimee Semple McPherson denies links to radio operator Kenneth Ormiston and asserts her interest lies in radio for spreading faith. She recounts her life from Canadian farm roots to evangelism, founding Angelus Temple and touring globally with a 15,000-strong membership. McPherson notes her focus on public radio messages and a long career ahead as she continues campaigning in New York.
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Ita
Ami
Aimee Semple McPherson
Calfornia
Werfe
Brand
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Los Angeks
McPherson
Isabel
Mes
AL Moth
Roberta Star Semple
United States
Finly
Altorfuma
Hagland
Ireand
War & Europe
Australia
Canada
Regina
Drs. McPherson
Atreus Temple
New York
Evansgerial
Rochester
Northeast storm halts Boston and Maine Railroad traffic
A severe northeast winter storm with high winds disrupted train service on the Boston and Maine Railroad. The brutal weather slowed schedules, caused delays, and blanketed routes from early morning through the day, affecting regional travel and freight movement.
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Portland
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