8 434 Drivers of Connecticut ARS Lose Licenses
The State Motor Vehicle department suspended 8 434 licenses in 1926, the most since the law’s adoption. Reckless driving caused 9 009 suspensions, intoxication 1 204, with New Haven and Hartford leading in totals. Other actions included suspensions for improper licensing, loaning licenses, unregistered vehicles, and fatal-accident involvement.
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State
Motor Vehicle Department
Sinc
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Britain
New London
Meriden
Stamford
Ansonia
Norwalk
Greenwich
Torrington
Willimantic
Twelve Arrested in Raid on Inn at Danbury
State police raided the Tourist Inn on the Danbury Milford road early today arresting proprietor Mrs Mary Avini and assistant Miss Beatrice Martino along with ten male patrons. Avini jailed under $1000 bond on keeping a disorderly house charge while Martino and the men released under $25 bonds each. Names include Stephen Gillett Michael Tamario John Accarallo Tony Konarko Theodore Wichman Edward Leheny Joseph Lynch John Clark Jousepn Scalvo and Harry Howard though many may be fictitious.
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Danbury
Ridgefield Barracks
Danbury-Mew
Milford Road
Mary Avini
Beatrice Martino
Avini
Martino
Stephen Gillett
Michael Tamario
John Accarallo
Tony Konarko
Theodore Wichman
Edward Leheny
Joseph Lynch
John Clark
Jousepn Scalvo
Harry Howard
Driver Arrested After Traffic Stop at Golden Hill
Traffic Officer James O Neill arrested Herbert D Carter 21 Poplar Street early last night for operating a car while under the influence of Aquor. Carter remained in custody late last night with bond set at 200 dollars after being observed by the officer on traffic duty at Golden Hill and Main Streets.
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James O'Neill
Herbert D. Carter
Poplar Street
Aquor
Golden Hill
Main Streets
McCoy Rinolin Promises Normal Bowel Action
An old advertisement touts McCoy Rinolin as a remedy for habitual constipation. It claims ten days to normal bowel movements and offers a money back guarantee via Hin les and Leverty Drug Stores or any druggist. The copy attacks harsh laxatives and promotes Rinolin as a reliable pleasant preparation approved by physicians.
More Than Half of Smith Graduates Married
Northampton Massachusetts February 2 AP More than half of Smith College graduates are married and the per marriage child rate is 15 percent Figures from alumnae catalogue statistics published today aim to counter the belief that educated women do not marry or have children The actual married percentage is 4501 percent Of the 10443 graduates listed as living the statistics show
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Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Smith
Mother held on murder charge as child dies
Mrs. Lawrence Bussey, 23, was jailed on murder charges after the death of her five year old daughter Verdia Bussey. She previously faced charges in the deaths of her husband Lawrence Bungey and two other children within 11 months amid autopsies and poison tests.
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Orleans
Lawrence Buss
Verdia Bussey
George F. Reeling
Lawrence Bungey
Clarence Bussey
Esther Buss
Roeling
Russia declines to attend international radio conference
Moscow reports Soviet Russia will not participate in the League of Nations radio conference on March 25. The reply says participation is possible only if held outside Switzerland due to Switzerland being boycotted since the murder of M Vorovsky. Vorovsky was assassinated in 1928 at Lausanne while serving as envoy for the Russian government.
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Moscow
Russia
League of Nations
Switzerland
M.vorovsky
Vorovsky
Lausalle
Princeton Alumni Celebrate 100th Anniversary Service
Princeton New Jersey February 21 Alumni mark the 100th anniversary of the Princeton Alumni Association with a chapel service in Alexander Hall led by Dr Sam Higginbottom class of 199% principal of Allahabad Agricultural Institute India. The day features an organ recital by Dr Alexander Russell and a performance by the university choir under President John Grier Hibben. Hundreds of graduates have returned and more are expected for tomorrow's ceremonies including the unveiling of a James Madison class of 1771 portrait, the first alumni president.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Alumni Association
Alexander Hall
Sam Higginbottom
Allahabad
Alexander Russell
Yeypers
John Grier Hibben
James Madison
Church Delegate to India Arrives in New York
The Most Rev Edward Mooney Archbishop of Cleveland newly consecrated Apostolic Delegate to India arrived in New York aboard Conte Biancamami for a brief visit before taking his post. He was greeted by Cleveland clergy and laypeople and carried a message from Pope Cardinal Hays. He heads to Youngstown Ohio for a three week visit with his mother before returning to Rome for final instructions and then to India.
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New York
Edward Mooney
Cleveland
Vatican
India
Conte
Biancamani
Cardinal Hays
Youngstown
Ohio
Sarah Mooney
Rome
Fire destroys home on Maple Street in Stratford
Stratford February 21 A fire from a chimney in gusty wind leveled the home of Andersen on Maple Street causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Andersen and his family escaped with injuries and saved a coat to wrap the baby as they fled through the blaze. Nearby, plans are announced to fundraise for maintaining the Stratford Historical Society museum at Academy Hill.
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Stratford
Aden D. Judson
Bber
Amblerson
Maple Street
Andersen
Golden HM Street
Bridgeport
Anderson
Priscilla
Gir
Barbara
Marcha
Sarge
Mareld
Stratford Trust Company
Bir. Peck
Mr. Cabot
Charles H. Wells
Pauline Burns
John T. Curtis
Benny Clark
Harry Malone
Cupheagz
Washington
Cupheag Club
Letter Carriers to Convene Today in Greenwich
The 32nd annual convention of the Connecticut State Association of Letter Carriers opens in Greenwich with a 1:30 p.m. business meeting. Edward J. Gaynor, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, will be principal speaker at the dinner tomorrow evening. John Sargent of Greenwich post office serves as state president.
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Greenwich
Fev
Connecticut State Association of Letter Carriers
Dward J. Gaynor
National Association of Letter Carriers
John Sargent
Premier Mussolini A Man Of Mystery In Cabinet Secrets
Milan February 21 The Popolo De Italia reports Mussolini guards state plans in secrecy defying cabinet transparency. It accuses juvenile Fascists claiming access as impostors and meddling agents who should be handed to police.
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Milan
Mussolini
Popolo de Italia
Mable
Ays
Tax Increase Warning Sounds From House Leader
Washington Feb 21 A warning that tax increases may be needed by year end was issued by Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee as Congress nears action on a pending 887 million dollar tax reduction bill. He urged Senate responsibility, opposed retroactive inheritance tax cuts, and noted revised treasury figures show a revenue loss of about 309 million for fiscal 1927 with potential budget additions not yet counted.
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Washington
Greet
House
Congress
Senate
Green
Newton
Minnesota
Treasury
Oday
Nod
LaRue Charged in Mann Act Violation
Paul Marve, 28, of Newark, charged with transporting a 15-year-old from New York to New Jersey for a life of shame under the Mann Act. Bail set at 2,500 dollars as U.S. Commissioner Hagberg presided. Fire reading notes arrest of two lodging house proprietors at Water Street as they face statutory rape charges in Superior court.
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New York
Paul Marve
Newark
United Sttates District Court
United States
Hagbeg
Tai
Darue
Water Street
Peter Kiahchorian
Mike ‘Janalean
Triton Stitutory Hayes
Superior Court
Spaniards Fire on Rifian Mosque at Toedsa Front
In Tanci er Morocco a Spanish air raid hit a mosque drawing furious Riffian return fire. Spanish reports claim heavy Rifian losses as the clash at Adjir front and trenches near Toedsa continued with intense artillery exchanges.
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Tancier
Morocco
Adjir
Toedsa Yestord
Flask Toters Get Protection Under New Dry Bill
A drastic prohibition measure embodying the Stalker bill to stiffen enforcement of the Volstead Act is expected to be reported to the House after revisions. Rep. Gale H. Stalker says the bill includes jail terms for transporting liquor but narrows it to cases involving one gallon or more, addressing administration objections. The Treasury and Justice Departments tweaked the proposal, with the bill widely backed by the administration and anticipated for passage this session.
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Washington
Staller
House
Tee
Gale H. Stalker
Elmira
John Sargent
Secretary of
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Btalker
Stalker
Sac
ConMdge
Dusth
Odd trousers back in man’s wardrobe style repeats over time
New York dispatch notes a fashion trend where men favor odd trousers replacing the traditional Sunday suit. It argues blue suits remain safe but bland, while pairing a blue jacket with odd trousers offers a way to remain distinctive without overspending.
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Mately
Army of
Greenwich Man Robbed in Pacific Street Hold Up
Martin Wiedow of Greenwich told police two black men held him up in Pacific street early today and stole his gold watch and some money. The watch reappeared later as a search continued. Lucia Cattialis of Springdale was arrested after alleged assault on Harold Hughes. Hughes was also jailed on charges. Both held on bonds of 100 dollars each.
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Stamford
Martin Wiedow
Pacific Street
Viedow
Greenwich
Mquar
Lucia Cattialis
Ceretta Street
Springdale
Harold Hugres
Camp Avenue
Cattialio
Pon
Hughes
Win
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