New Connecticut Hospital Plan Advances Senate Action
Hartford January 24. A bill by Senator Brooks proposes a new state institution by 1925 to care for the aged infirm and incurably diseased not served by existing facilities, with a 100 acre site and a 500000 appropriation. The measure also would extend the infirmary commission and add a Connecticut Hospital Association representative. A separate bill seeks a state psychiatric commission to study need for a mental disorders hospital with a report due by October 1, 1924.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Senate
John N Brooks
Torrington
Committee On Humane Institutions
State Infirmary Commission
Holcomb
General Assembly
Connecticut Hospital Association
Benator Irwin C Atalson
Sherman
Doty
Public Utilities Commission
Pierson
Connecticut Agricultural College
Fairfield Republicans Unite In Nomination Of Hill To County Board
Fairfield County Republicans reaffirm unity after caucus nominating Shelton Representative John Hill to succeed Frank E. Ballard as county commissioner. Hill vows harmony amid mention of Miss Fette B. Nichols, with Hart of Bethel also unanimously endorsed for two year terms. Committee names Wheeler and Platt to push resolutions in both houses.
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Telegraph
Hartyford
Jan
Fairfield County
Board of
John Hill
Shelton
Strank Te, Batferd
Bridgeport
Charles EB. Wheeler
Stratford
W. I. S. Kilpatrick
G. O.P
Mi Hill
Joseph T. Pint
Fairfield
Shelton Man
Charles P. Hart
Bethel
Tounty
House
Senate
Wheeler
Philo T. Platt
Newtown
Hill and Hart
House of the Senate
Iiwin C. Atchison
Oliver G. Jennings
Fiette B. Nichols
Harmony
Hill
Nichols
Joint County
Manting
Dont
Tewin
Atchison
Andrewa
Danbury
Coucus
Pairfield County
John Ft. Clarver
Warfled County
Glarissa Nevius
New Farr
Field
Couns Ty
Michael Connery
Redding
Ts One
Pierrepont
Ridgefield
Atelgson
Shelton City Court Faces Appointments Amid Resignations
Dillon believed out of race here as discussions center on clerk and assistant clerk roles. Senator Wilder shows no fear, while House moves on joint resolutions appointing Joseph G. Shepiro as judge and Thomas G. Ward as deputy judge to fill the Shelton court vacancy ending July 1 after George S. Willis resignation.
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George $. Willis
Dillon
Bridgeport
Shelton
They Shall Not Suffer Poem Message by Abe Kay
A reflective poem attributed to Abe Kay urges charity and living by the golden rule. It contrasts personal hardship with the duty to aid others, urging readers to share their resources so no one remains in need. The piece frames giving as a moral trust from God.
Bridgeport Education Board Seeks Bonds for Trade School
Senator Wilder in the Senate backed a Bridgeport Board of Education measure to authorize bonds for purchasing suitable quarters for the Bridgeport Trade School. The board says 1,006,000 is tentative and future needs require less than half that, aiming to cut rent now costing about 35,000 yearly. They envision a combined school and offices building, not to exceed 400,000, with state aid for maintenance.
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Wilde
City _of
Bridges
Bridgeport
Committee On Fanures
It. Il. Wilder
Senate
Bridgeport Board of Education
Br. A. O. Fon 3
Board of Education
Shen
John Street
Don
Bribe? Not clear. Dope traffic hints rise in Crim hearing
The testimony reports narcotics trafficking rising along the Atlantic seaboard as Crim notes cocaine and opium flows. He cites World War I narcotic exposure, addict networks, and challenges for prisons and law enforcement. Physicians warn of growth. reps seek data on alcoholism link.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Jeffries
Nebraska
Mr. Crim
Jefferis
Crim
Asten
Orinr
Montague
Demo
Virginia
Ivhether
Pastors Weigh In On Divorce Ruling And Laws
In a debate on divorce, Rev John G Laddler and Rev Alexander Alison advocate clearer distinctions between divorce and legal separation and uniform national laws. Rev Irving Ts Smith calls for stronger safeguards against hasty marriages, urging educational work to reduce divorces and promote stable unions nationwide.
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John G. Laddler
Christ Episcopal Church
Orler
Shu
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Univer
Irving Ts. Smith
Grove Methodist
Opal Ochirelh
America
Washington Diary Sparks Action in Senate Trade Debates
A tangled Washington update shows President Hariitg and a favorable report backing a $25,000,000 aid package for American farm producers. Senate Republicans push to move debate on treasury plans while a federal judge appointment rises as a top item. A separate police disruption involving a Cuban legation loan charge draws state department scrutiny as officials insist no knowledge of alleged commissioner sales.
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Hariitg
Grippr
Ofles
Farepe
Asvicuiture
Senate
Washington
Eddran Otlert
Lo Rave
T We State
Piney
France Seeks Indefinite Ruhr Occupation Amid Tense Europe
Reports from Paris and Berlin describe France moving to extend and harden its control over the Ruhr region, with plans to keep occupation, cut transport links, and tax reforms. Berlin warns of food shortages as freight halts loom, while French measures include censorship orders and arrests of German officials.
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Pares
Ruhr
Germany
Saar
France
Europe
Tia
France i
Berlin
Degoutte
Mayence
Palatinate
Entente Commission Ousted as Munich Seethes in Unrest
Munich orders out the Entente commission after Bavarian officials warn of rising direct action against French and Belgians. A hotel incident sparked by a youth leads staff to refuse a Col Henry mission, while locals tear up and burn a Versailles treaty amid Ruhr inspired Fascisti agitation.
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Berlin
Munich
Bavaria
Germany
Frenett
Dadd
Col
Henry
Ole Trench
KLAN INTERFERENCE WARNED AND PAYROLL NOTES
A payroll entry shows Burnett earning 55.38 for the last month while Riordan notes no erasures beside Burnett and Bennett on the payroll. Reports tell of a murder case linked to a suspect under $5,000 bail and a vigilante letter to farmer Robinson. It cites a hooded assault, a Bastrap Mer Rouge highway hold up, and hospital patients under a new department for proper healing.
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Burnett
Deegerstrom
Bennett
Aftra Spykep Phint
Robinson
Hint
B. J. Peterson
Bastrop-Mer Rouge
Angenst 24
Dawiel
Richard
Jhe
Fuel Board Sets Hard Coal Limits and Peddler Sales
Bridgeport fuel officials warn of tightening coal deliveries due to New Haven Railroad transport problems and severe cold. Licensed peddlers will be allowed to sell 125 lb bags at 1.25 dollars each, with limits of two bags per day or four per week per consumer, including 35 percent substitutes.
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Istyen
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Fuel Board
Park City
James D. Skinner
New Haven
Fairfield Icemen Readying First Ice Harvest
Fairfield January 24 Special as soon as weather permits icehouse owners will harvest their annual crop. B F Burkley Jr Sasco Lake icehouse planned to cut today but stormy conditions delayed work. Ice thickness on local ponds averages about 12 inches with snow on the upper layer.
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Fairfield
B. F. Burkley
Sasco Lake
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternities and Clubs
Listings show time changes notices for multiple Bridgeport groups including the Rifles Club Broad Street offices, Swedish American Republican club 827 Wood Avenue, Connecticut Council of Catholic Women 224 Washington Avenue, and several Masonic and fraternal bodies at addresses around Main Street Broad Street and related avenues.
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Falter
Brdgeport Telegram
Suport Lodge
Igeport Rifle Club
State
Wood Avenue
Connecticut
Council of Catholic Women
Washington Avenue
Alpha Circle
Brotherhood of America
Broad Street
Progressive Civerce
Court Roma
Bridgeport Lodge
K. of P
Main Street
Teurle Lodge
A. M
Masomic
Muensterberg Lodge
State Street
Nutmeg Hneanpanent
Broad i. Charity
Rebeka Lidse
O F
Morning Star Lodge
Structural Building Trades Council
Lm Stret
Metal Polishers
Ziliastowe Jr
Womens Teller Corps
CF. A. R
Los
Blenda Lodge
el Vi
Cannon Street
Warren Lodge
Stratford Avenue
Jinecain Civele
Ari
Jes of the
Grand “el
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for Indigestion Relief
Pocket chewable tablets claim to relieve indigestion including gas sour belching and bloating by supplying an alkaline effect to the stomach. Promotes a 60 cent box as an all around stomach aid for relief and comfort.
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Stuart
Trey
U. S
Canada
Radio day schedule with farm prices and concerts
A stitched radio program log lists 9:00 a.m. farm price reports 1:36 p.m. weather forecasts 2:00 p.m. opening market prices and midday farm reports then musical programs 4:05 p.m. fashion features 3:20 p.m. sports recap and more. Evening items include Estey Organ Recital 8:30 p.m. Army Night speeches, farm talks, and continued music across stations with multiple metered frequencies and organizations noted.
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Women's Wear Daily
Jack Rabbit Storten
David Cory
New York Evening
Estey
Estey Auditorium
New York City
Robert L. Bullard
16Th Infantry
Arington
U.S. Army
Westinghouse el
Mfg
Pittsburgh
United States Public Farth Service
Washington, D. C
National Stockman and Farmer
Death notices and funeral times across the city
Obituaries list multiple residents with dates from Jan 22 to Jan 28, detailing names Ferdinand Dietman Mary A Wade Henry W Lyon Cornelia M Smith Michael William Mead John J Broadbin and families. Funeral times, addresses, and cemeteries given, including Madison Avenue Main Street Clinton Avenue Mount Grove Lakeview and local church services.
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Main Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Lyon
Henry W. Lyon
Ada Cannon Lyon
Clinton Avenue
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Cornelia M. Smith
Reads Memorial Chanel
Timermont
Mead
Tn Fairfield
Michael William
Michael Wiliam
Rebecca Nolan Mead
Mary Mead Scannell
Shoreham Terrace
Broadbin
John J. Broadbin
Elte
Dover Street
St. Chartes
K. C
Lakeview Cemetery
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Bill
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Ells
Waterbury
Gridgeport
Trumbull
Pridgeport Juvenile Court
John H. Trump
A. Templeton
Ferma
Soderstein
Committee On Education
Peblg
Wigh' Sehboo
Ar Wade
Petla
William Crayford
Lindseport
Union
Frank E. Ballard
Fousatonic Velleylectric Corporation
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Brookfield
New Milford
Went
Edward J. Kelly
Colchesterong Bridgeport
Seneca
Abe Kay
Assembly
Army
Industrial Division
Mercantile
Public Service
Norman
Leeds
Commltes
Ue Siveral
Tase
le Anid
Coparative
Simpsons
Nou Jessihan
Indus
Teink Mercantile
Tominutes
Cooper
Ao Aliu
Jel
Peter Dav
Fred “Varrison
Oppel
Northcott
Louis Pawiett
Marry Flatt
Skiwoweyzie
Walter Hangs
A.W Leek
J. A Robinson
Mrs. Goodridge
Li. T. Rice Davis
Havens
Mhe
Mermake
Wil Taye
Alei Dion Yaniv riHhoe
Theekefelich
Mun
Onn
Y. Theekefeijer
Witenmysgap
Indiana
Edward T. Sanford
Tennesses
Marl
Ruar Region
M. LaClerc
Poincare
Yyne
Klan I
St. Bartholomew'’s Hospital
Fuel Board
Fairfield Icemen
Trey Stuart
W. J.Z
Westinghouse el. & Mfg. Co
Newark, N. J
Bamberger & Co
Newark
United States Department of Agriculture
Mabel Philing
Plainfield
N. J
Near East
Russia
Turkey
Sporting News
Fred. J. Bendell
Sport— _ng
Newark Ledger
United States
Gertrude K. Pleishroan
Ruth’ Greenberg
Ruth Green
Gertrude K. Fleishman
Doris Doscher
New York Evening World
Albert Angell
Chicago
American Tel, & Tel. Co
New York
Minnie Elis Odonnell
Iiina M. Severy
Gra Rem
Union HI
Lawrence Bankman
Jane Stockwell
Ethel Brown Hoyt
Louis Zeicher
Tener
Hugens Rev
N. Val Peavey
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
U. S. Naval Observatory
Jessie G. Cole
New York State
Dept. of Heath
Hughes & Chapman Co. Oncy and Salesrcoma
Stratforo Ave
Conuw
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