Sunday Matinees Favored In Bill In State Capitol
The stateHouse debated Sunday matinee limits for movie showings, with noon and evening hours proposed. A Senate panel rejected a plan to validate electors and doctors’ licenses, while a Norwich delegation urged Judge Arthur Bihoy’s appointment amid judiciary committee hearings.
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Bill
Hartte
Lowe Do
Senate
House
Geolp Ag
Shaw
Kelilme
General Assembly
Soerwich
Norwhich
Sevral
Arthur BL Bihoy
HW. Pectis Wit
Appelst
Edwin
Wo Fliggins
Colombo Sailing Consul Is Advised
British investors and assets are noted in a chaotic report listing Ni caraguan sugar estates and Santo Domingo gold mines. Mentions of Managua and Vaughan coffee plantations appear alongside uncertain tonnage and financial figures. The fragmented text references exports, investments, and prices without coherent narrative.
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Nicaraga
Santo Domago
Nicaraggan Sugar Estates
Saramtonia
Managua
Vaughan Coffee
British cruiser bound for port in tense Venezuela crisis
The report from London recalls British and American tensions amid a Caribbean standoff over Venezuela. It notes actions by British naval forces and reactions from the United States and other powers, with warnings of possible intervention and calls for restraint as relief efforts and negotiations unfold.
New Steels Claim Durability Breakthrough by HYCO Alloy
Galbraith of Crucible company announced in Am arlea Alabama that HYCO steel, claimed to be fifty times more durable and suitable for dies, is finally manufacturable after years of alloy difficulties. He said the breakthrough enables present production at reasonable prices.
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Amarlea
Ala
Galbraith
HYCO
Wits
Chesapeake Bay wreck leaves one dead in collision
A collision off Annapolis between the City of Richmond and the City of Annapolis resulted in one confirmed death and three injured passengers. Captains Welling and Clay described the chaos as lifeboats and passengers scrambled onto the Richmond liner’s deck. Rescue efforts were underway as crews reported loss of power and rapid sinking.
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Edness
I. B. Welling
Richmenad.s
Amtapelis
Uae
Annapolis
Richmond
Bette
Welling
C. Clay
Baltimore
Roth
Rom
Richword
Valde Real
J.om
West Point
York River
Richt der Barty
Belisyel
Cali
Land of Hoehne
Charleston
Laeharnerd
Cud
Annapelis
Uty
Orieldy
Chesapeake Bay Steamship Company
Depair Charles OF Brooks
City of
Baitimore
Mar
Annick
Baltinere
Rashard
Brooks
Passerice
Ante
Sas
Kriehmoend
Battle Over Dirt Roads Delayed In House Session
Reports from the House indicate pending measures to fund town dirt road improvements and a state aid plan, including a proposed 10 percent petrol tax allocation and town-by-town distribution. Debates covered road spending, clerks salaries, and pensions, with votes postponed to today’s order of the day and motions on police, health, and education funding under consideration.
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Tae
Loader
Aappy Huttle
Muan
Inti
Srivel
Motor Vebicte
Geavel Road
Coventry
Shack Rugi
Mt Crom
MIT
Borkity
Ducks
Ehieg Justics
Vial
Senate
TG Otel
County Houth
Bern
Superior Court
New London County
Snator Shaw
de Govers
Ensive
Edward J. Kell
Oscar A. Leonard
Tollsad
Geerne Humer
New Ma
Meriden
Michiel Lominick
Westport
Vieter Kenne
Decks
Raverabie
Linus
Putes Geopterica Br
Graton
Albek
Salissary
Trent
Oringe
KoHfuks
Theo
Faust
Amd
Two Inspectors May Be Dropped
Fragmented text outlines possible actions regarding inspectors. mentions names and a pension board context with unclear dates and roles. Limited readable entities include Mullane, Binst, Tibet Wate, and a tax matter related to a panel or board.
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George
Tibet
Wiewlee
Hetboet Ab
Ray Board
Texas Guinan Rum Poor Poorly Lacks Kick
Mills analysis finds Prohibition scene at Three Hundred Club featured weak pseudo Scotch blamed on a society man motives for revenge. Officials hex padlock order, report states the drink was artificially colored redistilled denatured alcohol with about 87 percent alcohol content.
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Texas
Guinan
New York
Fen
Pat
Three Hundred
Texa Gino
Prohibition
Todny Chester
Mills
Distriet
Tude
Aso
Soldiers Hone Title 18 Clouded Conflict at Noraton
In Hartford February 4 the commission to survey the Kiteh Soldiers flour reports a cloud on the title to the state land. The panel says the state or General Assembly must act to secure a realty for the situation. The survey will mark boundaries with stones or fittings. The land partly lies with the state and partly with Pluech's Home.
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Nartford
Ombul
Kiteh
Noraton
Tate
General Assembly
Cheney
Boreley
M. Golden
Pas
Ines
Pluech
Heobinson
Foreigners Arm Against Bandits Continues in Shanghai Front
Shanghai residents reported a large influx of foreign troops and ships as authorities mobilized to counter an advancing force estimated at 50,000. Deserters from Sun Yat-sen's army fled toward Shantang as clashes near Bunshua left Sun’s forces disarmed. Japanese and American vessels remained on alert through the night while a wave of executions and arrests by Nationalist and allied authorities aimed to curb propaganda and sustain the defense effort.
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Sang- Klang
Hianseho
Sun
Shanly
Bunshua
Whang-T'oo
Lucidu
Poter
Marshal Sun
Chuan
Nationalis
Canis
Report on Koo Mis Qult amid ministerial shakeup
Feb 24 reports indicate foreign minister wellineren resisted leadership change as premier. Rumors of resignation swirl around Gabriel Teechin in West, with no confirmed appointments or cabinet shifts.
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Pheken
Peetyines
Wellinerenow
Letha
Heial
Gabriel
Teechin
Wilin Tariste
Two Boys Injured Under Unclear Circumstances
Two youths were treated at a hospital after an incident near 428 Park Avenue. Police and emergency responders reported a farm-related setting with a worker identified as John Stevene. Details remain murky and the scene involved an unfamiliar device or mechanism.
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Per Mester
John Stevene
Famrleen
Park Avenue
Pinkey
Giles
New Workmen's Bill Satisfactor y to All Factions
A Connecticut conference at W B Brosmith office, Travelers Insurance vice president, unites lawmakers, chamber leaders, and manufacturers to back a substitute Senate Bill 1328 208 reforming compensation law. The joint committee reports harmonizing changes with labor and employer protections, aiming for Judiciary Committee action by March 28 and a favorable substitute bill before the next legislative sessions.
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Haltyore
General Assembly
Senate
Wic
Him Brosmith
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Aiid Peranpensatin
Conspecticut Chamber of Commerce
Brosmith
Pines
Monnay
Say
Geren
Laere
Rte
State Chamber
Stae Chionber
Chainmin Dressith
Pseepe
Ana
Myr
Manufacturers Association
Slaw Chamber
Connecticut
Howell Cheney
Jirogadth
Ate Chinaber
Braxtmith
Munday
Thursdus
Leonrerenes
Two Suits Filed After Fatalities
In a jumble of OCR errors, a report details two civil suits filed after fatal automobile incidents. The cases involve claims of damages against a car company and operator, naming injured parties and estates, with allegations of fault and liability. The text cites defendants and locations but is largely garbled, making precise names and dates unclear.
Obituary notes for Persanti, White, Durland and others
Obituary notes list the deaths of Persanti five year old at 6 andi avenue and Lyman E B White a longtime carpenter of Spring road, both with funeral details. Also recorded are the deaths of John Smith Durlal and Bridgeport resident who lost his life in Norwalk, with service times, officiants, and family burial plans at local cemeteries.
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Manchester
Bridgeport
John Street
Orday
Norwalk
Meinor Chapel
Henry Davenport
Turia
Mountain Rove Cemetery
Keating Keatinges Funeral Services in Huntington District
Funeral services for Michael Pr. Keating, seventy five, were held at Rose's Church in Newtown after a wake at his Huntington district residence. Survived by wife Mary Kane Keating, three sons, and several grandchildren. burial in St. Rose Cemetery. Also noted were funeral details for relatives including John II. Conner and other local residents.
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Michael Pr. Keating
Huntington
Newtown
Blonting Te
Mary Kane Keating
Patrick
Miatachy Keating
Outh
Danbury
Michael Keating
Bernard Keating
John II
Conner
Huntington Road
St. Charles
St 'Ss Cemetery
George Emil Kester Leepers
Gesrge
Emil Kirsten
Kirsten
Pegnenmeh Foundry Company
Fieix
Diertrude UL i. Kiretou
Vee
Duauzhtess
Cayeline md Tietirnie
Reshiing
Pythians Celebrate Family Night Here
Local event highlights a family night for the Pythians with community members Thomas Wall and Sob Mi Dowelgh among those attending. The report notes participation from several members and a focus on fellowship and cultural heritage within the group.
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Pythians
Thomas Wall Bart Sob
Teuer
Aidre Pabhtieelia
Vreth
Eighth District Club Plans Party Tonight
An Eighth District club announces a social gathering for tonight with unspecified events and activities. The notice references attendees by initials and vague details, urging members to join at an unspecified time and location.
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Eighth District
Illiteracy warned by Women's Clubs leader in New Haven
Miss Emily Luise Plumley president of the State Federation of Women's clubs spoke to Mosaic and Authors clubs at Mrs Nelson Van Taesell home. She warned of a danger of literacy conquest by illiterate foreigners and urged adult education as a state priority near Yale University.
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New England
Emily Luise Plumley
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mosaic Club
Nelson van Taesell
North Evens
Connecticut
New Haven
Yate University
Yate University,” She Continued. “Phis
State Board of Education
Jeremiah Holmes
Lhe Club
Carrell TR. Reed
Aecam
Horence Whits
Mise Alice Shermin
Robert Day
George Howes
John Youngs
Shine Corsage
Plamiey
Reed
Ailis
Relativity Sermon Links Church Unity to Body Metaphor
A Avenue Presbyterian pastor spoke on the doctrine of relativity, arguing believers are not solitary beings but part of a cohesive church body. He compared spiritual unity to a brain directing a body and urged members to engage with one another for community value.
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Avenue Presbyterian
Ape
Klan Blamed In New Bills To Ban Intermarriage
New York Feb congparney by June and allied OUPS claim Klan caused push in Northern legislatures to prohibit intermarriage between white and Black people. James W. Johnson of the NAACP says colored people and Klux Klan will oppose these bills. Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont see their introduction amid opposition from various groups.
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New York
James W. Johnson
Connecticut
Pennsy
Vesto
Bole Island
Two More Arrested on Girls Statements
Police yesterday arrested seven suspects in Stratford connected to a girls case. Edward Exoss twenty three Jogbsan avenue Stratford William Kovac twenty four Soomamerfiell avenue Recor Dice twenty seven Hulister avenue Steve Mraak forty three Bine eth Henny Corethe nineteen Logan streets Nick nate nineteen Thatlett stoves Headaches from Slight Colts Lexanve KHROMG QUININE table.
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Pao Nore
Caunecten
Stratford
Edward Exoss
Jogbsan Avenue
Clan Campbell Anniversary Meeting And Jewels Ceremony
The Clan Campbell group will mark its forty year anniversary on February 28 with a meeting led by past chiefs. Members Daniel Campbell William Funide and Thonine Daniel Smith will receive Pasthief Jewels at the gathering. A stag hunt fundraiser is planned for March at the hall and security officials expect state officials to attend.
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Glan Campbell
Daniel Campbell
William Funide
Thonine Daniel Smith
Buur
Burglars Caught in Rouse Occupied by Hart's Sister
A dozen or more residents armed with shotguns surrounded a Westport home on Point Road. Two young men Nelson Martin, 18, of Oak Street, Waterbury, and William Robingon, 18, of Bercon Street, Waterbury, were found inside by Officer Myatt. They had entered by breaking in and hid behind barrels during the raid. The pair, already with prior burghery records, await further charges as Bernard Sentis leads Westport barracks. A third boy was sent to reform school.
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Stte Folie
Charles Myatt
Frances
Point Road
Westport
Wednesternoon
Nelson Martin
Oak Street
William Robingon
Bercon Street
Atry. Mes
Lier Feaosister
Wile Han S.art
Mvath
Bernard Sentis
Wetport Barracks
Cnd
Martin Not Y
Democrats Dance Draws Five Hundred At City Event
About 500 attendees joined a Democratic party dance at the City Hitz venue last night to raise funds for party activities. The program featured speaking guests and vocal selections led by performer F. Wiese and mistresses Miss Bessie Pielly Virginia Yakman Eleanor Mills Marie Odell plus a quartet.
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F. Wiese
M Dorath
Bessie Pielly
Virginia Yak
Eleanor Mills
Marie Odell
My Trouble Began With A Burning Rash On Face
A Boston area woman reports a five month irritation that disfigured her face after a burn and itching. She used Cuticura Soap three cakes and Cuticura Ointment one box, then experienced clear skin in three weeks.
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Mre Maria Novero
Bowen St
Boston
Mass
Maiden, Mose
Fragmented notice on rupture and truss safety guidance
Readable fragments discuss rupture and truss safety concepts and urges precise handling. Mentions locations and streets in a garbled form with no clear actions or outcomes.
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Durtal
Putney Cemetery
Michael P. Keattaz
John WW. Connor
Chester Marsh
New Liaven Road
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Stamford
Preumonia
F. H. Harris Lodge
Nu. O. Fy
Ae New York
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Northport
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Hondeio Louise Smirow
Rendalein
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Butler
Chicago
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Newfield Avenue
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Nichols Cemetery
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Peter T.rennin
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