Unpaid farm hand fights for long service claim in estate case
East Ampton Jan Herbert Lyman a farm hand who says he saved 20 years of unpaid work on the late Phoebe Simons estate refuses to quit the farm. Legal proceedings begin as the administrator seeks to remove him while he cites promises of wages and spiritual messages guiding his claim.
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Toampton
Toenun
Jan Herbert Lyman
Phoebe Simon
Devilat
Lyman
S'mom
Jaman Delared
Laman
Simon Farm
Tanatainng
Simon
Lyma
State to Hold Up Waterbury Funds Despite Healy
Hartford Jane George Sturges attorney for the State Department of Education has requested the State comptroller withhold payment of Waterbury enumeration grants totaling about $52,000 claimed for enumeration of schol children. The move follows an attorney general opinion and relates to a separate suit seeking recovery of about $209,000 overpaid on prior returns.
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Hartford
Jane
George BR . Sturgess
State Department of Education
Waterbury
Semei
KB Healy
Ling We Ngsx
Gerala
Has Ven
Geneme
Enameraton
Sears
Stugs
Watersbury
Sturges
Highway Commissioner Pays Harford County 250000
The highway commissioner Johh A Macdoulad paid Harford County $250,000 for the Windsor Lock Bridge over the Connecticut River. The payment was made under a law passed at the latest session of the General Assembly.
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Johi
Macdoulad
Harford County
Windsor Lock
Connecticut River
Auto Thief Former Reformatory Inmate
Walter Zett of Waterbury identified as the car owner. Phelan, arrested in Torrington after a wild pursuit, initially claimed to be Martin McCoy but provided his real name when confronted by Waterbury police. The suspect and two companions are linked to the theft of a car owned by Dr J B Slavin of Waterbury. police expect further arrests.
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Torrington
Phelan
Coupville
Walter Zett
North Main Street
Wattbury
Reformatory
Martin McCoy
Waterbury
Aires
Zell
Bay State Urged to Call Assembly Every Two Years
Boston January 8 A plea for biennial sessions of the Massachusetts legislature opens the state capitol address by Governor Alvan T Fuller. He urges economy in legislation, notes the wasteful nature of frequent sessions, and advocates a sinking or insurance fund to shield future administrations from the burden of large fires and emergencies.
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Bay State
Boston
Governo
Massachusetts
Fullr
Don
Bridgewater State Normal School
Commonwealth
Maine Governor Urges Ratification Of Child Labor Act
Governor Ralph Foster urged ratification of the federal child labor amendment and strict law enforcement in his inaugural address. He backed tax reforms, highway development funding, and opposition to an income tax while criticizing railroad tax reductions and advocating gasoline tax increases.
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Algusta, Me
Jan
Ralph Frewster
Sda
Maine Legisature
Goveror
Maine
Gienster
Walsh Attacks Financed Fight On 20th Amendment
In Washington Senator Walsh denounced a financed effort to defeat the child labor amendment. He cited opposition rumors spread by opponents in Massachusetts and argued Congress must enact legislation to curb what he called interference with parental duties. The debate reflected broader concerns over campaign funding and constitutional reform.
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Walsh
Washington
Benete Oy Senate
Walste
Massachusetts
Whet
Congressiunl
Wish
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