Senate sustains Coolidge postal veto by one vote
The Senate upheld President Coolidge on the postal pay increase veto by a margin of one vote, 29 to 28, blocking the measure and killing the bill. Republicans and some Democrats split. key defections and absences shaped the tally, with 55 voting against the veto and 20 in support, as party lines and paired votes influenced the outcome.
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Jan O—I
Coolidge
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Wadsworth
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Meins Moses
Norris Reed
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Rotinson
Shepheird Stimsmith
Stanley Ry Unson
Trammell and
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Maschusefty and
Walsh O’ Montena
Farmer Lihor— Shipstead
New Dental Treatment Claimed to Eradicate Teeth Infection
A five year study at University of Lorento unveils a copper amagam permanent filling to seal root canals, aiming to prevent systemic infection linked to rheumatism and heart disease. Dr F C Huadant of Toronto is credited. findings to be discussed at Chicago meeting of the International Association of Dental Research.
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Lorento
Dommon Denti
International Association of Dental Research At
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F C Huadant
Toronto
Nurmi Shatters Three World Records in Indoor Mile Events
Paavo Nurmi, the Phantom Finn, opens his American campaign with two victories at Madison Square Garden, breaking three world records. He wins the mile in a time near 4 minutes and 13 seconds, then sets two more marks in the 1500 and 9000 meter races, defeating rivals Ray and Ritola in decisive fashion.
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Ritola
Madison Square Garden
New Yak
Associated Press
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Nurmi
Trumph
Imarg
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Tynan Wolke Ritele
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Amercan
Chicago judge orders exhumation in McClintock death case
Chicago January 6 Associated Press Chief Justice Harry Olson of the Chicago Superior Court demanded exhumation of the body of Oscar Gibson, brother of William Shepherd, as inquests into McClintock death continued. Olson questioned authorities, faulted the coroner and state's attorney for incomplete investigation, and urged a three month extension for thorough inquiry.
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Associated Press
Harry Olson
Munte Pil Cour
William D Shepherd Foster
Wiliam Nelson McClintock
McClintock
R OscardGison
Olson
Shepherd
Political upheaval and civic actions loom on eve of assembly
Amid sweeping political chatter, officials including Hickey of stam fed and Pragse T Senter Chillamarr face appointments and appeals as budget fights and public projects stir in Hartford and surrounding towns. Local courts, health issues, and school matters thread a busy map of duties, conflicts, and community efforts across county towns.
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Benate
Cancudes
Hickey
Chillamarr
Platt
Newtown
Baby Swallows Pin Prompting Urgent X-Ray at Hospital
A baby swallowed a pin yesterday. Emergency staff at Atlantic Street Vinent Hospital prepare an X-ray to locate the object. Doctors expect to determine whether the pin will pass naturally or require removal.
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St Sinent Hospital
New Haven Police Arrest Three Suspects in Ho ldups and Burglary
New Haven police report three men identified as Idmond Donshue Adam Gillette and Walter Kerney were arrested in connection with a holdup and a burglary. A fourth man, linked to the cases, is reported held in the county jail.
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Haven Jan
Linght
Idmond Donshue
Adam Gillette
Walter ‘Kerney
Bank Denied for Black Rock Bank Charter by State Commission
The Connecticut Banking Commission denied the Black Rock bank charter saying public convenience does not require a new bank in the Black Rock area of Bridgeport. The decision, issued without prejudice to future renewal, followed hearings in Hartford with opposition from Bridgeport Trust Company and others. Commissioner Byrne cited some merit to the proposal but current growth and banking access negate need at this time.
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Hurtford
Th Bridgeport Trust Company
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West Side Bank
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Banking Commission
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Bridgeport
Black Rock Bank
Bryne
John B Bryne
Hat maker admits drunken driving and pays $100 fine
George McLachlan, a Danbury hat maker, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge John J Walsh in Crinum County Common Pleas. He was fined $100 and costs after a collision last August with a Stratford resident’s car owned by H Lckoy Lewis. A $900 damage suit by Mrs Leu C Meehan was settled.
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Hong
Lewis Automobil
Mclachlan
Vr Lewis
Ken L
Lewis
Moon
W Starklin
Inauguration Ready for Capitol Plaza Spectators
Washington residents will find standing room only on Capitol Plaza March 4 under focal auspices with a temporary stand along Pennsylvania Avenue for the inaugural parade. The president's address will be delivered from a temporary stand on the Capitol steps and broadcast over the plaza by amplifiers.
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Capitol Plaza
Stinda
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Steps
Denominations Drop First and Second Graders in Religion Classes
Weather disrupted start of religious instruction for first and second graders in Catholic and Episcopal programs. 3rd District classes open today while Protestant groups keep lower grades in Bible instruction with accommodations and already hired teachers. Attendance fell due to snow storm with some locations reporting 30 percent below expectations.
Patrick B. O'Sullivan Undergoes Operation
Continued on Page Thirteen. Patrick B. O'Sullivan, a Derby resident, underwent an appendectomy at St Riphiel Hospital New Traven by Li Wile Hai Vetds. The operation followed an appendicitis attack, with Frank Crsniigan noting the procedure was successful and O'Sullivan awoke from anesthesia in good condition.
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Judge Adjourns Congressman's Divorce Case in Alpena Court
In Alpena Michigan Circuit Judge Frank Limerick abruptly adjourned the divorce proceedings of Congressman Frank Db Suet Weimget until March 10. The tumult included objections from several Washington attorneys and testimony about Army officers named by the respondent. The messy hearing referenced aviation corps members and continued on page thirteen.
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Frank
Suet Weimget
Frank Limerick
Mussolini Extends Control As Repression Sweeps Italy
Premier Mussolini solidifies cabinet with fascist allies and orders a nationwide suppression of subversive groups. In Florence and Mantua arrests, disbandments, and seizures of arms and propaganda are reported as authorities claim order is restored and Parliament plans meet January 12 on electoral reform.
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Associated Press
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Max Maliat
Republican
Italia Libera
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Storia Libera
Darien Resident Arrested for Stealing Letters
Darien, New Jersey resident Hay Odella2 was arrested in connection with a letter stealing scheme. Police found 42 unopened letters and money orders in his possession after following him into apartment houses. He was held for arraignment in Hoboken pending charges.
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Fire at Taft Hotel Causes 500 Dollar Damage
A kitchen grease fire in the Taft Hotel this afternoon damaged the structure and smoke spread to sixteen stories. The blaze started with a pin off grease in the kitchen, dinged a ventilator shaft, and caused about 500 dollars in damage before firefighters extinguished it.
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Assembly Opens Today Darrie Named Speaker Brainard Heads Senate
Hartford January 6 report states Howad Challenger of Bridgeport likely to head Cities and Boroughs committee in Senate with Fairfield County backing. House leadership bets place Thornhill for Labor chair and Platt for Appropriations in Senate. Darbie nominated for Speaker of the House with Hickey as clerk. F Fairfield County caucus sets the slate.
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Train collision injures several on Washington Limited route
A Baltimore and Ohio Washington Limited crash near Chicago injured four passengers, all with minor hurts. The Western Indiana line struck a small coach, sparing many from serious harm, while one Baltimore and Ohio coach toppled onto the platform at Oakdale station, narrowly avoiding further injuries.
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Washington Limited
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No Home Grown Comment Adams Review in Press
Fragmentary editorial note cites no home grown comment in a set of quotes from major journals. It references Rogers and a forthcoming weekly column in the Detroit Spare but lacks clear event facts or dates. The piece appears as a tongue in cheek preview of next Sunday’s Washington letter-and-editorial compilation.
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Italian Journalists Freed After Warning
Two Italian journalists jailed by authorities for allegedly unfounded reports about the political situation were released after a warning against disseminating news damaging Italian credit.
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Salsa
MEANS ARRESTED IN SOUTH ON WAY TO NEW YORK CITY
Gavion Means a former Depart ment of Justice agent was brought here today to take a train to New York after being arrested at his Concord home on a bench warrant issued by Judge Lindley in New York. Means said he had gall stones and felt better tonight, with federal agents and Deputy Marshall M C Coin of Charlotte accompanying him. He will be taken to New York by train tonight.
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Department of Justice
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Concord
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Bartlett Assumes Probate Duties At Noon Today
Judge Frederick Bartlett elected probate judge last November will be sworn in at noon and assume office immediately. No personnel changes are planned for six weeks. Miss Currie Hall, assistant clerk, will enter the new administration as successor retires to private practice.
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