One Jitney Line To Danbury Denied By P A Board
The Public Utilities Commission ruled against multiple Bridgeport jitney route petitions. It granted Congress Taxi’s Bridgeport to Danbury line but denied D and S company’s similar request. Hartford was excluded from all money service pending further study, with several other Hartford area petitions denied.
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Danbury
P. A
Congress Taxi Co
Danbury & Bridgeport Co
Bridgeport
Congress ‘Taxi Company
Congress Street
Cltr
Henry Baines
Commission
Hartford
Heing
Algo
New Britain
Middletown
Flomaston
Chester
Terry Ville
Willmantis
New London
Shore Resorts
West
Old Saybrook
Mid- Astown
Mexican Officials See No Alarm in Tampico Situation
Mexican officials in Mexico City say there is nothing in the Tampico region to cause uneasiness over international relations. Reports note increased shutdowns by American oil companies amid disturbances and a 215 percent export duty, with government actions blamed for chaotic conditions.
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Mexmico
Tely
Aagsocia
Tampicochi
Tampico
Mexico City
Companier 4
Stanegard Oil Company
Ite
Felaez
Estrada
Guardian Named for Nott Murderer's Children Seizes Custody
Probate Judge Miller announced formal application to name Frederick W. Harrison guardian of Mrs. Ethel Hutchins Nott's children. Bul Ida, 14, and George Edwin, 12, were reportedly removed from Mrs. Niels Bierholm's home by Harrison amid the murder case surrounding their mother. The children had stayed with Mrs. Bierholm since the arrests of Elwoods B. Wade and John E. Johneson for the 1920 murder of George E. Nott.
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Frederick W. Harrison
Wethersfield
Harrison
Paul L. Miller
Ethel Hutchins Nott
Bul Ida
George Edwin
Niels Bierholm
Mather
Mather. Eniléren. Mr. Harrison In Pivenent In Magonle
Aves
George Nett
Hi Sfasonry
Afrs. Bierhahn
Elwoods B. Wade
John E. Johneson
George E. Nott
Dolly Delamater
Truce in Irish conflict announced by Smuts in London
A conference in London or Ireland led by Hamonn DeValsra signals a formal truce declaration in Ireland on Friday. Generals Smuts and Craig, along with key British and Irish officials, discussed peace negotiations in a secrecy bound gathering at Marcon House and Constitutional Club.
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Robert J. Trew
London
Ireland
Slin
elo-Union
Ime
James Craig
Rister
Lord Middleton
Hamar Greenwood
Trelan Todd Firkerhead
Great Britain
Home
Arthur J. Balfour
British Fleet Advances on Constantinople
British Mediterranean fleet moves toward Constantinople with dispatches citing advancing forces from England. Rumors indicate reinforcements are en route and units carry large supplies of munitions to the Turkish front.
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Constantinople
Mov Natantinense
Matta
England
Lake Governor Vetoes Three Educational Bills
Hartford July 6 Governor Lake vetoed three educational bills totaling 2 683 000 with 35 reasons. He urged funding by state tax to avoid biennial grants and fund deficits. Vetoed were 1979 1923 average attendance grants 446 000 and 1821 1928 grant 3 278 008 plus 245 000 for school support. He also rejected a fires bill and a 2 000 anti stones installation memorials appropriation.
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Hartford
Aaic
Wealthy mother abducts baby from cradle in Memphis scene
A wealthy mother took her two year old daughter from the cradle during a visit in Rowland Memphis. She and her private retinue chased bystanders but the chauffeur redirected and drove away. The child and mother are now with the father and his mother at the Cheatham home in Memphis. The incident followed a prior 1877 trip when the husband observed the events.
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Daughie
Kiana Pers
Biles
Mayors
Mayo
Jai
Cheatham
Memphis
Myhomel
Alan
Rowkder
Cal
WOWIEN KEPT OFF KABER JURY AS "TOG HEARTLESS"
Jury exclusion rises as trial chatter hints at sensational motives. Defense rails against perceived bias and a dead man’s credibility, while undercurrents of music and public perception color the case's framing.
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Wowien
Kaber
Bonus Bill Threatens Nation Finances In Congress
Washington July 5 Secretary Mellon urged Congress to defer wartime veterans bill action to avoid destabilizing the budget and suppressing debt refunds. He warned the plan could cost between 1.5 and 5.25 billion dollars in cash outlays and hinder economic retrenchment efforts.
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Mellon
Congress
Hagnnus Kenittie
New Jersey
Senate
House
le Jetter
Frelinghuysen
Bil
Apey
Shinowan
Ag Ystrous
Mr. Mellen
Lnat Tha
Nc Nome
Ald Co
Insvitabla
Four Sons Testify Against Schutte in Farm Hand Murder
Gentiay July 6 The preliminary hearing into the murder charge against Emil Schulte storekeeper of Shailer ville was adjourned until Friday after witnesses testified. Schulte pleads not guilty. Witnesses from Middlesex County described events surrounding Dennis Fa Dogs death on April 25 and the arson that burned the Daw residence, with testimony lacking clear motive and uncertain details.
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Schutte
Haddam
Gentiay
Emil Schulte
Shailerville
Justice of the Peace
G. Ryan
Schulte
Coveney
Stephen B. Davis
Middlesex County
Dennis Fa Dog
Lis
Undine
Senultes
Tadey
Walter
Willan
Rudalh
Gusta
Willian
Lake Names Board to Purchase Property
The Lake Names Board, authorized by law with a 370,000 appropriation, is empowered to buy property and condemn lands for a new building and related uses. Governor Hus sits on the commission with Mor Gin Ry wretnard go naccto and A. Heelen Robertsa of New Haven as members. The panel will likely target the Smith block near the Washington street area for acquisition.
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Tiartrorm
Daceteiy Appabiat & Cum Teston
Imud
Buidinge
Deriake
Smith Black
Werner
Washington Free
Glaventio
Ahiot Ik Lear
Casorof
Dheeily
Acrosa Waalinwinn
Lae State
New England Oil Tariff Debate Sparks Industry Fears
Washington dispatch reports House Republicans fixing July 21 for a final vote on the general tariff bill. The draft includes a provision opening schedules for amendment, with fears voiced that a steep oil duty would raise gasoline prices and hurt New England industries dependent on oil. Congress members from Massachusetts weigh in as the debate intensifies.
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Washington
Naval bill 10 under reconsideration borah rider backed
In Washington, July, the Senate moved to reconsider naval appropriations and affirmed the Borah amendment authorizing a naval disarmament conference with Britain and Japan. Debate centered on submarines and the Lochner era critiques, with requests for investigations into submarine design and the handling of captured German subs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
Brandeges
Repubucas
Connecticut
Utah
Tuc
Mother Dies After Son’s Attack At Home
In Cotense County Mrs Chhrins Bublosser, 40, died from wounds inflicted by her son after he ran amuck at her home. Neighbors and police responded as he fled the scene and was captured. The injuries to Mrs Bublosser led to her hospital death, with serious wounds reported on her head and arms.
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Cotensev Itt
Wiiliaen Lahn
Sheuk
Dimvere
Fiome
Jeli Fouay
Elaghead
Tee Parsons
Eoleaver
Chrrins Bublosser
Wirtterri
Joseph Michel
Newspaper Executives Held On Libel Charge
Vargo North Dakota July tie Totten Jr Covner center Tmmerset Folliver piletit ger charged with criminal libel over publication in a weekly edition. The complaint by A A Liederbach, state executive committee chairman, cites misuse of funds for recall campaign. Both released on bonds pending July 3 hearings. Totten also faces embezzlement charge of 102.70.
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VARGO
Tuly Tie- Totten, Jr. Covner Center
Tmmerset
Folliver Piletitger
Wrresten
Ibel
Apaasal
Oxens
Ureatate Executive
Feague
League
Aleg
A. A. Liederbach
Botl
Pretton
French Protest Against New Tariff Law Protest
The French Government delivered a protest through ambassador Jus.yevand in Washington over the tariff measure requiring U S inspections of French exporters books to determine ad valorem duties. The French Chamber of Commerce in Paris debated the protest, fearing inspection rights are unacceptable, while acknowledging possible public access to accounts as a compromise.
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Faris
Prenén
Jusyevand
Washington
French Chamber of Commerce
United States
Rene
Treasury Department
Parle
al Valorem
Ise
New York
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Araig Cansernk
Ameri
France
Necountanis
Complete Ste Comley Pleased Two Selections
Swain is promoted to clerk in Bridgeport city court after Steiber departs. Arthur McComley named deputy judge by Judge William B Rowellmian amid political uncertainty as Gridgsport navigates post term transitions. McComley, born in Bridgeport on June 1, 1881, is a Yale Law School graduate of 1910.
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Arthur Mi. Comley
Lake Richard S. Swain
Bridgeport
Lake Ohe
Arthu McComley
William B. Rowellmian
Gridgsport
Afterngan Ford
Telegram
Art
Saloonkeepers Held by Police Fourth Time
Police arrested multiple saloon keepers for liquor law violations in a string of late night raids. Joseph Hunyadi, proprietor of a Williams Street saloon, and others on East Side and Main Street were taken into custody, with at least one facing a seventh arrest. A raid at 440 Lexington Avenue led to the arrest of bartender Angela Wright from Fairfield Avenue.
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Joseph Hunyadi
Williams Street
East Side
Hartender
Water
Utulla
Hatral Ave
Nue
Hartescer
Halapin Bidnar
Salatn
Maple
Hallet
John Delega
Peme
Broke
Severth
Lexington Avenue
Cles Wright
Fairfield
Angela O
Congress to Consider New Tariff Measure Tod a
Washington July 1 Congress plans rapid debate over a new tariff bill. Republican and Democratic reports frame the measure as protective of American industry while avoiding undue consumer burden. Chairman Fordney says the plan aims to shield U.S. makers and set a new basis for high tariffs on timber and other goods.
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Tilnsteubiin
House of Kopre- Smlam
Wng
Fordney
Prear
Wisconsin
Lecistenta
Wardre
Andy Mesas
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