Action Taken For Interstate Selling Of Power In New England
Boston date January 18 action to ward a plan for stricter regulation of interstate power sales in New England was announced. A letter to over 200 electric utilities urges adoption of standard contract clauses crafted by industry and state representatives to govern cross state power sales and rate disputes, with joint arbitration by public utilities commissions.
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Boston
Carring
New England Council
England
Power Companion
Congeta of Chales Ltd
Boston Edison Company
New England
Public Utilities Commission
Henry C Attaill
Masschusetts Pasife Utilitie
W Rodman Peabody
Turners Far Power and Electric Company
API
Public Utilities Commissions
New England power plan gains support from state commissioners
Commissioners from two states consider joint hearings on Interstate power issues. The Edgar committee leads the effort with Beovli Manufacturing and Boston Edison backing a plan to protect public interests. Hoover praised the New England approach as a preferable alternative to federal inter states compacts.
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New England
E O Gorn
Beovli Manufacturing Company of
Waterbury
Charles L. Edgar
Boston Edison Company
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Congress
Fairfield Pequots 1 School Closed Amid Scarlet Fever Surge
Fairfield Southport public school closed by order of School Physician L E Poole due to rising scarlet fever among children. Trinity Episcopal Church Southport held a well attended annual meeting after a large supper and kitchen shower that equipped the church’s new kitchen. Officers and vestrymen named, delegates to the convention listed, and plans for upcoming organization sessions noted. An auto wreck on Bronson avenue identified as Margaret Burns’s. Paul Burne to report accident. Grasmere Improvement meeting scheduled at William Young’s home. Hydrant damaged by a Connecticut company vehicle on Tunats Hill road and Black Rock turnpike. Fairfield Lands Improvement officers elected. Thomas Martin, of Sasco Hill road, departed for California.
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Fairfield
Pequot Publi School
Southport
L. E. Poole
Trinity Episcopal Church of
H. B. Sherwood
E . Welles Curtis
Jenior
H. H. Bennett
A. P van Schaick
Herbert Grasser
Carl Z ~Sser
Bronson Avenue
Margaret Burns
East Avenue
Norwalk
Paul Burne
Roston
Grasmere Line Provement Association
William Young
Grammere Avenue
Cita Hydrant
Connecticut
Automa Die Sug
Tunats Hill Road
Black Rock Turnpike
Fairfiedd Lands Improvement Company
O G Jennings
Harald B. Merwin
E Eltis du- Matin
John A. ForsyUin
Mr. Foraythe
Milt Plain Park
To. WS
Picket
Me Forsythe
California
Thomas Martin
Sasco Hill Road
Priest's Servant Dies Sparking Manslaughter Charges
CHICAGO Jan 18 AP Seventeen people including five young married women their husbands and seven other men were indicted on manslaughter conspiracy and rioting charges after housekeeper Anna Rucinski 40 died following mistreatment in the rectory of Rev Rosewiana Nowakowski pastor of St Marya Roman Catholic church in Downers Grove. Bond set at 6500 each.
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Chicago
Downers Grove
Mra Anna Rucinski
Rosewiana Nowakowsk
Marya
Connally urges pulling cash from foreign policies
In a House speech Democrat Connally blasts current U S foreign policy toward Mexico and Nicaragua. He warns against oil interests and Mexican laws harming Americans, urges patience, and says Nicaragua’s leadership should be decided by Nicaraguans. He questions Diaz’s claim to presidency and favors Solorzano Sacasa.
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Washington
House
Representative Connally
Democrat
Texas
Mexico
Nicaragua
Wells
United States
Senate of Inquiry
Adolfo Diaz
Solorzano
Sacaga
Fuller acts to have Ponzi held
Boston dispatch reports Governor Fuller telegraphed Governor Moody to hold Charles Ponzi, the infamous financier, as Texas transfers its administration from Ma Ferguson to Dan Moody. The note references an extradition paper and urges steps to detain Ponzi pending a new warrant.
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Boston
Texas
Ma Ferguson
Dan Moody
Alvan T. Fuller
Charles Ponzi
Ferguson
Poz
Ponzi
Contested Bequest Of 50 000 To Yale School
New Haven Jan 18 AP Miss Katharine Dailey wills admitted to probate. Niece Carrie Dailey contests, proposing residue of a 50 000 estate go to Yale Law School. Nephew granted life use. Two bequests of 1000 each to orphan asylums.
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New Haven
Katharine Dailey
Carrie Dailey
Yale Law School
Bay State to Study Utility Firm Earnings
Boston January 18 The Shattuck order to study gas and electric company earnings was adopted by the House by voice vote. It directs the department of public utilities to tabulate rates and suggest legislation for rate modification and new capital without inflating values for rate fixing.
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Boston
Shattuck
House of Representatives
Senate
Department of Public Utilities
Ambassador arrives with daughter's body in New York
United States ambassador to Argentina Peter Augustus Jay arrived in New York today with the body of his sixteen year old daughter Emily who died in Buenos Aires after an operation for appendicitis.
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New York
Peter Augustus Jay
United States
Argentina
Emily
Buenos Aires
Five Masted Schooner Saved By Coast Guard
The five masted schooner Cora FF. Cresty of Portland Maine towed by coast guard cutter Gresham after engine failure and sail loss east of Cape May New Jersey. One line report from New York dated January 18.
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Coast Guard
New York
Cora FF. Cresty
Portland
Gresham
Cape May
N. J
Constable Bennett Escapes Serious Injury In Wreck
Fairfield constable Arthur J. Bennett was only shaken and bruised after his coupe was totaled when a Crane company truck from Bridgeport skidded on wet pavement at Flint's corner on the Post road. John R. Lamber of 14 Clinton Avenue Bridgeport drove the truck.
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Arthur J. Bennett
Fairfield
Crane Company of
Bridgeport
Flint's Corner
Post Road
Bennett
John R. Lamber
Clinton Avenue
Boston Republican Leader Charlen Baxter Dies in Florida
Charlen Sidney Baxter, a longtime Massachusetts Republican figure, died at his Miami winter home in his 60s. Born in Boston and Harvard 1892 graduate, he entered the bar in 1895 and led the law department of the Boston Elevated Railway. He served as Medford mayor for four years and played an active role in several campaigns.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Charlen Sidney Baxter
Medford
Miami
Fla
Harvard
Boston Elevated Railway
Perhaps there Were Divorces in the Daya Phrase
The fragment suggests social practices where a wife bore duty and allowed the husband to think for both, implying possible divorce considerations in that era.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Named Best Laxative
Mr. W. J. Dorion of New York praises Carter's Little Liver Pills as the best laxative he has used. He notes they are small, easy to take, and cause no pain, contrasting them with medicines containing Mercury or Calomel. The pills are sugar coated and marketed in red packages at 36 cents.
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W. J. Dorion
New York
Carter
Carther
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