Three House Rule Changes Split GOP Unity
Three changes in house rules split the Republicans with concerns over committee control and a new special committee for veterans legislation. The Underwood amendment was repealed and committee power over bills was reduced, while a special veterans committee was created.
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Special Committee For Veterans
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Arctic
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Albion College
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Willam W. Creasy
Misa Edith Fave
William Doty
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Margaret Lateer
Wilyer Thinbje
Philadelphia
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House Rules Fight Ends With Repeal Of Underwood Rule
House Rules fight ends with adoption of a resolution repealing the Underwood amendment rule and creating a new committee to handle war veterans legislation. Discharge provisions were narrowly defeated amid party splits as Moore proposals limit immediate floor action on rules.
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Madden Republican
Llinois
Madden
Appropriations
Itive Tilson
Connecticut
Longworth
Seell
Macden
Garrett
Bretson
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Gillett
Mellon tax bill sparks Capitol debate in Washington
In Washington on June 18 the Mellon tax measure dominates congressional talk as lawmakers confront the bill's prospects. Reports note committee hearings and partisan clash over proposed reforms, amid signals of possible changes before final action.
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Capitol
Woman Accuses Storekeeper of Short Change
A woman on Leighton Avenue claims a store keeper short changed her by ten dollars after she paid with a twenty. Police investigate as the clerk says he gave change for twenty and cannot find the ten. A matron questioned the woman amid reports she was seen attempting to hide money in her mouth.
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Woman Declares 4 Lyod Not Testify of Love
Milford January 18 Special to The Telegram Mrs Green, claiming $454 from the estate of Captain John W Clark, presents letters alleged to show affection but described as a leave you at the church message. Probate court hears her claim alongside other creditors after Clark died March 31 from a car crash.
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New Haven
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Itts
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Norwich
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Grover Loms Wins Divorce Over Cruelty Allegations
Grover M Loms of Stamford was granted a divorce from his wife Lelen Loms by Judge Jaane Wolfe on grounds of description and tolerable cruelty. Witnesses said the wife caused a scene late at night and had a history of throwing household items during disputes.
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Grover M ‘Loins
Stamford
Lelen Loins
Jaane Wolfe
Loms
Wife of Drinkwater Author Obtains Divorce
Kathleen Drinkwater, wife of John Ouimakens, a noted writer and author of Seraniy Clon, is granted a divorce. Court records show the couple separated after a lengthy marriage, with testimony detailing grounds for dissolution.
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Kathleen Drinkwater
John Ouimakens
Ier
Weiner
Af Seraniy
Tampico Blockade Risk Drives Cabinet Session
Rebels block Tampico harbor drawing U.S. concern as a tanker and steamer breach the line under shell fire. Washington focuses on protecting American shipping with the cruiser Richmond due to Vera Cruz to repatriate crew from the wreck Tacoma and urge calm amid Mexican rebel actions.
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Navy
Stratford Man Shot Self After Staggering in Stratford
Stephen Fuul of 341 Sedguid avenue nearly bled out after two 33 caliber bullets lodged near his heart. He staggered for hours before neighbors and Dr G At Howland aided him. Paul, the alleged shooter, claimed self injury in a shed. investigators doubt suicide. Fuul, longtime American Tube and Stamping worker, had wife away in Bridgeport and two children.
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Stephen Fuul
Sedguid Avenue
Alsome
Dr G
Howland
Wiliam Nichole
Snall of Pauls
Bridgeport
Fight Looms over Proposed Polar Flight at Shenandoah
A Senate or House committee debate centers on a polar flight for the Shenandoah dirigible. Navy officials plan tests and hearings as repairs proceed after the ship’s wreck and gale damage.
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Shenandoah
MacMillan Heard From First Time in Weeks From North Greenland
Message received from the MacMillan expedition reports continuity of contact via station DKU Minot North Dakota. The 1934 dispatch credits weather and equipment issues for delayed reports, notes near-polar daylight, and describes life aboard Bowdoin with water fetches, ice conditions, and attempts to conserve supplies.
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Nevert
Evelpt
American Radio Relay League
Minot North Dobkote
Len Hudweeks
Donill
Bo MacWillan
MacWillan
Far North
MacMullin
Jack Bansley
Praince
Rupert BC
MacMillan Party
DKU
Minot North
Dakota
Ndio
MacMillan
United States
Canada
Allance Wwo
Major Gilbert Lectures on Real English Humor and America
Major Gilbert addresses the Contemporar club at Brooklawn Park on Real English humor and the American brand. He contrasts English wit with American tastes, notes Dickens as a chief humorist, and reflects on England's preoccupations with debt and estate issues alongside American sports pursuit.
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Americin Henna
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Jonathan Crodfrey
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Gendon
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New York
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Mark bLywada
Banglid
Jaibert
Dickens
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America
Ordinance Board Seeks Opinion on Zoning Powers
City council committee discusses pension alignment and salaries for town clerk assistants under a new ordinance. Attorney opinion sought on legal rights, with a plan to raise clerks to 1200 and scale to 1600 by year five beginning next fiscal April.
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Reserves Decision In $40 000 Grain Company Action
The hearing on a $40 000 reclamation petition by Pillsbury Flour Mills of Minneapolis against National Grain halted with a reserved decision. Militia measures centered on a November 19 consign ment contract making Pillsbury a distributing agent. Pillsbury claimed title to flour stored and shipped as part of the deal, asserting recovery against National Grain.
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Lipsbury
Martimer Mata
Givin Company
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Matshke
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Bridgeport
Serum to Prevent Measles Discovered
New York report states a preventive measles serum has been developed and will be announced soon by the municipal Bureau of Labor. William W. Parker outlines arrangements for immunizing exposed children at Parker Hospital.
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Municipal Bureau of Laboratores
William W. Park
Wilary Parker Hospital
Local Charges and Court Actions Dominate Stamford News
Local records detail charges preferred against Connet 4 appointment and postmaster matters. Protests stir as Holden attorney seeks a prompt Senate subcommittee decision on public hearing. Other items note divorces, accidents, zoning talks, and municipal actions across New Haven, Bridgeport, and Stamford.
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Pole
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Harry MacKenzie
Westport
Leach
Bethel Priest
Greenwich
Rei Pinny Cooney
Pince
Dianlet
Ridgefield
Seth Low Pierrepont
Mra
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Bruigeport
Stratford Road
R. R. Worker Bound for Bridgeport Killed
A New Haven Railroad employee from Wallingford was struck and killed by a train in the yards while crossing to watch a work train bound for Bridgeport. Four other workers witnessed the incident as the engine passed. The as yet unidentified man died at the scene.
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Como Senator Brief: Protests Over PM Appointment
Written charges against Ma Den trigger protests as Senator Moses is mailed over the Prime Minister's appointment. Local activists rally to express opposition and demand clarification from party leaders.
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Moses
Hearing on Connor Post Office Nominee Stirs Senate
Written charges against Arthur F Connor, Bridgeport post office nominee, move to Senate Committee on Post Offices and Roads. Attorney Holden says charges will reach Senator Moses today and a formal hearing could occur Tuesday or Wednesday next week if substantial.
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Bridgeport
George H Moses
Senate Committee On
Bennedict M Holden
Hartford
Senpil Aloses
Washington
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Moses
Miidas
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Connor
Mosen Hag R
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City Plans Short Term Notes to Cover Year Funds
Ambitious to find funds for city operations, officials discussed short term notes and reallocations at a board meeting. City departments face limited appropriations as officials seek emergency funding to bridge the year.
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Fox
Common Council
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