Senate delays Stone nomination for inquiry by judiciary panel
In a closed executive session the Senate referred Attorney General Stone’s nomination as Associate Justice back to the Senate Judiciary Committee for thorough investigation. The move aims to probe alleged DOJ tactics linked to seeking an indictment against Senator Wheeler of Montana, with hearings likely to begin Thursday and all proceedings to be kept secret.
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Jeremiah O Leary Accused as Spy on British Navy
London dispatch reports Jeremiah O Leary and Cyr McGough arraigned at Bow Street on espionage charges. A letter linked to Irish Republican Army intelligence suggested secret experiments aboard the battleship Manire to test its fittings. The hearings continue with testimony on possible enemy usefulness of such information.
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Island Submerged In Angola Port Alexander Report
Despatch from Luanda, Angola reports that a portion of Port Alexander has sunk after an earthquake offshore. Some lives lost but material damage is described as small due to the submerged area lacking houses. A United States geophysical report notes a pronounced quake centered about 2600 miles away.
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Stamford man fined in first state probe of fake physicians
D Vincent Tulvy, practicing medicine at 477 Lim Street, Stamford, was fined 300 dollars plus costs for practicing without a license. Five counts were heard, three were upheld, with Tulvy pled guilty to two acts. Prosecutor Tames A Matt led the case in City Court as health officials announced a statewide series of prosecutions. Tulvy, a Venetian English speaker and Modena graduate, had operated since September 1924 amid Italian community support.
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Reynolds Set for Presidency Over Appraisal Board
Norfolk area notices report Reynolds elected Republican chair of the Peneff and Damges appraisal board at a noon meeting. Ongoing appointment changes include a new clerk and possible shifts in board leadership as officials confirm the lineup. Medical notes and unrelated regional updates follow.
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Four Die in Gas Shaft Rescue Effort at Columbus Building
In Columbus a gas filled shaft inside the caisson of the American Insurance Union building cost four men their lives. A fifth rescuer survived after heroic efforts to pull others from the shaft. The cause remains undetermined as workers attempted rescue with a crane and gas masks.
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Sovereign Power of State Bartered Charged by Blodgett
Tax Commissioner William H W Blodgett of Connecticut denounces a state law that lets the local tax assessor tax mercantile and manufacturing property. He cites a case where a $48 900 valuation was taxed but another nearby case valued at $290 900 faced different treatment. He notes misapplied assessments and suggests systemic bias in the tax system. (continued on Page Two)
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Daughter of Prophet Falls 8 Floors Dies at Barnard
Helen E Vosburgh 23, Barnard College honor student from South Norwalk, plunged from an eighth floor window at Brooks Hall New York. She survived briefly at Knickerbocker hospital before dying, with reports noting religious delusions and somnambulism.
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City to Return Rent to Trolley Company
Aldermen authorized City Clerk to return a written check to the Connecticut company for the years rent on Water street trolley property. City will accept monthly rental checks as the city plans to widen Water street from Gulden to Gold street near the express office.
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Stratford Bills Seek State Shore Park and Airport
Stratford Rep Charles E Wheeler introduces two bills for a state sea shore park at Lordship and an airport at Stratford Point with $200000 and $100000 appropriations respectively. The park would repurpose existing beachfront near Pleasure Beach with easy access, while the airport aims to house a government flying station for airmail routes to New Haven and beyond.
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Coolidge Urges Tax Cuts While Cutting Government Costs
President Coolidge, addressing executive and administrative officials, pledges to cut federal expenditures and tax burdens if Congress accepts his budget. He warns against unnecessary spending, calls for fewer workers and tighter costs, and argues revenue growth should not fuel padding expenses.
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Senate approves reading matter rate change and zone dispute
Washington January 26 Congress advances Pontil Pay and Rate Increase bill with a one and one quarter cent per pound rate on reading matter for all publications. The Senate trims the overall rate by a half cent and pares back zone based second class cuts. A two cent rate for general publications is rejected.
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Dispensary Probe Costs City $500 Yet to Finish
Mayor Behrens notes five week inquiry led by Dr J Raed Topping into city dispensary affairs cost $1000 so far and will total under $1600. He says most work is done and expects under $500 more. bill covers pre January 24 period and clarifies no general health department probe was intended.
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Bridgeport council approves Mayors improvement plan financing
The Common Council votes to authorize a 33940 000 to fund a Mayors improvement program with 500000 to cover debt service and 180000 to pay city judgments. Library boards seek tax relief. several items include suspended investigations and whether budgets will stay within limits. Obits and local notices appear across pages with crime and civic items noted.
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Police nab auto thief after car is stolen near Brooklawn
Patrolmen Patrick J. Firines and Pattick Leaden arrested a suspect who allegedly took a car from Maple Street area. The vehicle was recovered after detectives connected the theft to a Brooklawn Country location following a tip from Mrs Jane Winters.
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City approves 3 980 000 bond issue for public works
The Common Council approved a 3 980 000 bond issue for permanent improvements. The plan includes refunding bonds to handle current debt and a program to issue ten bond types across schools paving libraries and bridges. A meeting with senators, representatives, and city officials will map the action for speedy passage.
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Finance Advisory Board
John T King
F William Behrens
Washington
Library millage cut debated by city council
The administration considers trimming library funding by reducing the millage from three fourths to six tenths of a mill. An alternate plan proposes a 35 000 yearly cut thereafter until the new central library opens, with a return to higher levies then.
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