State Urged Ten Strengthen Fish Limit Regulations
Hartford January report to the state Fisheries and Game outlines cooperation with coastal states to unify commercial fishery laws. It supports raising lobster size limits to ten inches, regulated pot buoying, and a Rhode Island style closed season, with continued purchase of egg-bearing lobsters and cautious crab law effects to recover decimated stocks.
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New York Tools
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Sila
New York
Rhode Taland
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Police Cleared in Lockup Death in Stamford
Stamford Jan 17 Special reports that James Smith died in the city lockup after arrest on intoxication charges. The mayor and police committee found no officer negligent or at fault. An order requires medical examination of intoxicated prisoners and daily lockup inspections with written reports.
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Stamford
James Smith
Chaore
Smith
Witten
Civil War veteran dies in Stamford after long illness
Stamford Jan 11 Special Janes Brand a Civil War veteran died yesterday at his home after a lengthy illness. Born in New York City on November 7 1863 he came to Stamford long ago and worked for Stamford Foundry Company for 60 years as a iron moulder. Survived by a wife a son and a daughter Inez.
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Janes
New York City
Stamford Foundry
Helen No Koappa
Wiltim
Inez
Unlicensed milk dealer fined in Stamford court
Joseph Yealeri, a rare street milk dealer, was fined 19 dollars in Stamford City Court for selling milk without a license. Judge Samet Young warned the seller his operation would be watched and that milk could not be sold until a license was established.
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Joseph Yealeri
I Hernett
Samet Young
Sealeri
Thieves Break Into Alhambra Theatre Safe
Thieves broke into the Alhambra Theatre night safe and fled with about 1500 dollars in cash and jewelry. John Bohinekt, 102 Veteran Street, was charged with multiple offenses after a raid on his business.
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Iglars
Alhambra
Alamondong
Muriven
John Bohinekt
Ang Conta
Gentenes
Devg Jr
Connie Gol
Fudge Thomas VY Tsunne
Wwen
Motorists Warned for Chasing Lake Skaters
Webster Jan 17 In a warning from Chief James Ti Heterman officials cautioned motorists against chasing skaters on Webster Lake. Frank Goodwin, regretful of motor vehicles, told the chief that all persons who frighten skaters will lose their license and registration if reported.
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Webster, Mary
James Ti. Heterman
Webster Lake
Frank ST Goodwin
Motor Vehieles
Heterman
Teach Thrift 10 Children Speer Tells Chamber
Edward Speer of Ulacks Lired and company spoke at the Chamber of Commerce urging thrift as essential to individual welfare and national prosperity. He warned that lack of saving harms workers, families, and children, and urged practical teaching of money value to youths beyond academics.
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Tecmy
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Mitch
Lantern flame ignites gas as snow plow catches fire in New Canaan
In New Canaan on Saturday's storm a motor snow plow burning gasoline aided by a lantern sparked a fire. The driver attempted to empty the gasoline tank with a lantern, causing a flare that set the vehicle and nearby snow on fire. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with some damage reported.
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New Canaan
Satuday
Former Missionary Treasurer Sentenced in Theft Case
Rickumone Vatan Cary George XII Sandera, former treasurer of the Foreign Mission Board, was sentenced to 20 years in state prison on charges he stole funds from the board. Indictments allege thefts totaling 884 59 of million dollars in 1926 and 1925, with two more indictments pending for February court term alleging a theft of about 204 000 dollars.
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Ricumone Vatan
Cary George XII
Sandera
Foreign Mission
Bowrd
Andi
Ministers Refuse To Name Wet Leaders In Debate
New York Jan 17 AP A resolution by the State Anti-Saloon League was adopted by 30 metropolitan ministers after striking out a section naming presidential hopefuls Smith Butler Ritchie Reed Bruce and Edge. Clyde Kelly and Leroy Upton urged enforcement of Prohibition while Bishop Cannon urged party lines not affect law enforcement. The article notes wet versus dry politics and predicts a drier Congress ahead.
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Smith
Butler
Ritchie
Reed
Bruce
Edge
Shricken
S. E. Nicholson
League
Triatman Dhy
Betr
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvanie
Leroy Upton
Fort Sloward
Kelly
Upton
Democrate Party
Republican Party
Solid South
Tax Due From Banks Sets 1927 Savings Proceeds
Hartford report shows state tax from savings banks and trust companies with savings departments. Tax 1927 totals 1 654 489.22, up 78 132 45 from 1926. Deposits and investments in state bonds, municipal bonds, and national banks affect the levy.
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Hartford
State Board of Equriination
Wiliam TJ
Blodgett
Gtaek
National Ibank
Huat
Savings Department of First Companies
Scarlet Fever Cases Increase Slightly in State
Hart ford Jan 17 Scarlet fever cases rose to 161 in the state in the latest health department weekly report, an increase of eight from the prior week. Stamford accounted for 14 new cases and Bridgeport for 12. Diphtheria fell to 34, measles dropped from 28 to 17, whooping cough decreased by 15 to 47, and chicken pox totaled 106. Typhoid fever totaled one, down from three.
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Hartford
State Department of Health
Stamford
Capes
Hridgeport
Oil Tank Explodes Shocking Two Women in Montreal
In a Sunday afternoon incident a oil tank explosion at a local operation sent hundreds of gallons of oil spilling. Two women, customers at a nearby sandwich shop, were shocked and thrown by the blast that blew apart partitions in the building as onlookers rushed to assist.
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Montreaia Fun
Minvav'y
Catherine Dueet West
Steamer Overdue Six Days Lacks Radio in Ocean Search
New York January 17 AP reports the steamer John Tracy overdue six days with no radio aboard. The vessel left Norfolk January 8 bound for Boston with 4000 tons of cargo and a crew of 27. It was sighted near the owners A and J Tracy offices earlier today.
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John Tracy
Boston
A. and
J Tracy
Norfolk
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