Hughes Departure Won't Change Foreign Policy Tone
White House stated Hughes exit from the cabinet will not alter U S foreign policy. President Coolidge affirmed no shift in Russia stance or broader policy, noting Kellogg will succeed Hughes and continue cabinet consultation on major decisions.
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White House
Washington
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Coolidge
State Department
Kellogg
Russia
Congress
White Hone
Muscle Shoals Senate Maze Prolongs Subcommittee Battle
Washington dispatch reports the Senate as of January 13 remains divided over Muscle Shoals. Debates over the Norris Plan for government operation and the Underwood Private Teasing bill keep the issue alive, with the Jones Bill for a commission report approved 48 to 63, and subsequent amendments and substitutions debated before adjourning to tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Norris
Theorris
Levy Trial Opens in Superior Court Morning
Sensational Fauiruela county case opens as Jacob Lavy proprietor of the Compo Inn Westport and Henry J. Snyder of 239 Golden Hill Street face arraignment before Judge William Maltbie in Criminal Superior Court at 11 o clock for alleged beer transport violations. State’s attorney’s office has prepared the prosecution amid great county interest.
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Tricia
Fauiruela County
William . Maltbie
Criminal Superior Court
Jacob Lavy
Westport
Henry J. Snyder
Golden Hill Street
T County
Trumbull Promises Tax Cuts in Connecticut State Speech
Governor John H. Trumbull pledges a common sense, economy minded administration to lower taxes and curb state spending. He vows to oppose new building programs while supporting hospitals and education and to pursue tax relief across towns, noting agriculture as a key ally in Washington and criticizing price fixing and overproduction dynamics.
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Connectcut
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
Gange
Foot Guard Hall
Trumbull
Washington
Bingham
Govenor
Reelected LaField as Dispensary Board Member
Dr. W A LaField, former president of the City dispensary board, was unanimously re elected to the board at a noon Algonquin Club meeting. He had resigned two months earlier citing outside work but returned to help with the probe prompted by Mayor Behrens.
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Board of Governors
City Dispensary
Algonquin Club
la Field
J. R. Topping
F. William Behrens
LaField
Willam F. Curley
Frank W. Stevens
William Hall Coon
Angus P. Thorne
Charities
Arficle
Charles J. Laverty
City Files Answer in Brass Co Case
Bridgeport officials filed an answer in the suit against Bridgeport Brass Co and Tax Director Edward A Drew. The city seeks to prevent tax collection alleged due and abated by an error certificate from former Tax Commissioner Arthur F P Connor.
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Brass CO
Bridges port Councils Speak at Starfield Hotel Banquet
Out of town speakers attend the Bridges port Councils of Catholic Men and Women annual banquet in Starfield hotel ballroom Tannery 2. Rev John Nilan of Hartford and Mrs James Brennan chair committees from the Women's Council and Joseph A Muldoon chairs the Men's Council panel.
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Bridgesport Councils of
Starfield Hotel
Tannery
John Jo Nilan
Arstiep
Hartford
James Eo Brennan
Joseph A Muldoon
Judge Boardman hears probate appeal evidence in court
Judge William B. Boardman acting as a committee of the Superior court began hearing evidence in the probate appeal of Fred and George Fehram from an account for Florence Nesry Les a public school teacher and former guardian. The case, moved from probate to superior to the Supreme Court of Errors for review, earlier ordered separate accounts showing amounts expended for each son.
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Ecourt
Fred
George Fehraam
Propate
Florence Nesry Les
Supreme Court of Errors
John W. Banks
Boardman
Supreme Court
Humane Poster Contest Close Date Noted in Connecticut Society Notice
The Humane Poster contest closes March 30 for Israel children in third grade and up, open to public and parochial schools including high schools. Prizes total eight hundred dollars with over 4000 entries sent last year. entries must be forwarded to the makers headquarters in Hartford before March 30 for jury and prizes announced at a State House exhibit in Hartford starting April.
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Connecticut T Hamane Society
Ted Om
Usis Tunher
Vartau
Snelers
Trartford
State
International Silver salesman found dead in Philadelphia hotel
In Philadelphia a Meriden representative of the International Silver company was found dead in a hotel room. Death attributed to apoplexy. Miss Hangworth of Meriden, aged 61, had long been a traveling agent for the firm. She leaves a wife four daughters and a son.
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Philadolphia Pa
Janite IM Oa
Dlingworth of
Meriden
International Silver Company
Mire
Jan
Mies Hangworth
Merden
Droll Imagination Inspires Sunday Post Humorists
Will Rogers Illiterate Digest and Hing Lardner Fotash Perl columns showcase a five letter charm. Stephen Leacock mocks sober ideas with this wit in the Sunday Post. Readers will get it as they peruse this parade of chuckle provokers.
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Will Rogers
Hing Lardner
Fotash
Perlmutter
Stephen Leacock
Rotarians Oppose High Debt Limit to Obtain Bonds
Rotary club urges in a report to administration leaders that raising the debt capacity to 7 percent could harm city interests. Proposes alternatives to raise about 3,227,000 without tax increases or bond-limit hikes. Recommends issuing bonds against tax exempt property and improving tax collection efficiency to fund city improvements over five years.
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Stotary
E. C., Spargo, Jr
Rotary
Te Financial Advisory Board
Bridgeport
Gas station manager finishes jail term then 15 days more
Marit Panuszak, Fairfield avenue fuel station manager, completed a 20 day sentence for sale at liquor. He was brought before Judge Walsh in Common Pleas Court as a second offender, immediately resentenced to 15 days more and fined $150. Panuszak has seven children and health concerns will be evaluated by a physician.
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Fairfield Avenue
Nquor
Joun I Walsh
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Tansynk
Seizure and Senate Probe Tie to Fleischmann Alcohol
Senate investigators review a 75 000 dollar tax settlement with the Fleischmann company linked to 444 374 gallons of alcohol diverted from industrial use. Reports allege forged permits and false charges to fictitious recipients across cities including Bridgeport Philadelphia and New York during 1921 22 as federal agents gathered six arrests in January 1922.
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Senate Committee
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Couzens
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Jersey City
Yonkera
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Winkler in 12th Goes to Court to Regain Presidency
The case seeks to dissolve a temporary injunction by Deputy Judge William J Buckley restraining Herman Winkler from becoming president of the Twelfth District Democratic club and from participating in club affairs. Attorney Hugh J Lavery will file the motion in Superior Court today for the ousted members led by Leo O Laughtin. The injunction keeps O Laughtin as president while the suit proceeds, amid factional tension within the Anderson gang and a Union Avenue hall meeting where supporters expressed confidence in Lavery.
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William J. Buckley
City Court
Herman Winkler
Twelfth District
Democratic Club
Superior Court
Hugh J. Lavery
Lavery
Frank D. Anderson
Winkler
Leo O'Laughtin
Long Island Railroad Robbery Nets Bandit 11000
A masked bandit robbed a Long Island Railroad mail car near Merrick, taking a registered mail pouch with about 1100 inside and fleeing before Jamaica station. Police pursued as the train sped two miles in four minutes, marking a rapid, quiet heist.
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Long Island
Mall Poul
Merrick
Itain
Jamaica
Bellmord
Mevik
Coast Guard Rescues Stranded Sub After Three Attempts
Coast Guard crews finally reach a stricken submarine after two failed attempts tested by heavy seas and icy waters. The third rescue succeeds as the crew is reported safe, following an initial unsuccessful contact with the vessel on August 19.
Submarine S-19 Stranded At Orleans Outer Bar
The United States submarine S-19, ashore five and a half miles south of Nauset Coast Guard Station, sits seven feet in sand at low tide. Captain Abbott H. Walker and Nauset crew report 40 men aboard are safe for the night as Coast Guard cutters and Navy tugs standby. A line to refloat was not possible at flood tide. salvage efforts continue with nearshore and offshore support and a planned attempt at the following flood tide. The sub, built in 1921 at Portsmouth Navy Yard, carries 36 men and five officers under Lt. C. F. Martin and was en route to New London after overhauling.
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Warns
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Chase
8-19
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Portamouth
New London, Conn
Connecticut Men Among 40 Aboard Stranded End 8-19
Washington dispatch says all 35 men and five officers aboard the stranded vessel End 8-19 are from Connecticut. Named are Ernest E Abbott of New Haven Jank T Atwond of New Haven Harold Carey of New Haven Ernest Sabo of New Haven Louis Coulman of New London Harold A McDermott of New Haven and others.
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Connecticut
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New Haven
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New Hven
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Louis Coulman
New London
Harold A. McDermott
Houghton Named Envoy to Britain Succeeding Kellogg
Alan KH Houghton will become American ambassador to Great Britain succeeding Frank Kellogg. The White House announced the move, with Kellogg to become secretary of state on March 4, and Frederick A Sterling to run the London Embassy temporarily. Houghton, 61, former ambassador to Berlin, is Harvard-educated and a former congressman noted for postwar diplomacy and Dawes commission work.
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Eiher
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United States
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Italy
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Congress
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Koughton
Massachusetts
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Goettingen
Paris
Corning
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Senate Approves Deficiency Bill With Tax Refunds
The Senate passed the first deficiency appropriation bill of the year totaling 159 million dollars with 170 million earmarked for tax refunds. An additional 2.8 million was added for the Yuma irrigation project after a debate led by Senator Cameron. An amendment required that tax refund reports to Congress include the names of all individuals and corporations involved.
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Senate
House
Yuna
Arizona
Cameron
King
Emocrat
Utah
Kowampe council Degree of Vovahontis installs new officers
In Kowampe January 13 a meeting at the Red Men’s hall installed new officers of the Kowampe county council. Mrs. David Payne, GP, served as installing officer. Tilly Graves was installed for the third consecutive time.
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Red Men's Hall
David Payne
G P
Tilly Graves
Tina
Senate probe and Bridgeport alcohol seizure tied to shipments
Senate committee investigates alcohol seizures tied to shipments involving 500 gallons seized in Bridgeport. Other items note Rotary club opposition to debt capacity increase, court actions, political disputes, and state fiscal matters across multiple towns.
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Senate
Couzens Committee
Griensenmann
Bridgeport
Drunken Driver Sentenced and Fined in Local Court
Andrew Smith of this city pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was jailed for ten days and fined 109 dollars by Judge John Walsh in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas yesterday. A bond of 190 dollars was forfeited by Charles Valda of Fairfield who failed to appear on a reckless driving charge.
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John Walsh
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