County Budget Details Plan to Raise About 50,000 Next Year
The county budget report outlines a total estimated county expense of 274,022.58 and anticipated receipts of 111,540 for the year ending September 30, 192?, with jail costs reduced by about 10,000 to 62,300 and widows’ care doubling to 20,000. The budget, to be submitted July 19, lists detailed jail and courthouse expenditures, bond interest, and sinking funds, plus state portions for prisoner care and other items.
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Miss Ruute-Rees Might Seek U S Senate Nomination
Caroline Ruute-Rees head of Rosemary Hall Greenwich a Connecticut educator is mentioned as a possible Democratic candidate for Congress from the Fourth District. In a Telegram interview she says she has not been asked to run and does not declare candidacy while praising women in office and arguing for broader female representation. She notes Democrats have a better chance and criticizes Republican policies on tariffs ship subsidy and government aid to favored groups. Continued on Page Two.
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Bridgeport Clinic Praised As Top U S Dental Facility
Bridgeport Dental Clinic led by Dr Alfred C Fones was praised as one of America's best after a visit by Miss Clorinda Low of Honolulu secretary to Dr A C Brawly director of the Honolulu Dental School. Low reviewed the citys dental hygiene work including a summer program and noted a ten girl class to graduate next fall for central city service.
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Funeral plans set for Galen A. Carter in Stamford
Notices mailed by Fairfield County Superior Court announce the funeral of Galen A. Carter 63 of Stamford who died Thursday night after a lengthy illness. Carter served 38 years as assistant state’s attorney and was a longtime Democratic leader. Funeral service is Monday at St John’s Church Stamford. a county courthouse memorial is planned. Carter leaves a wife, Annie G. Smith Carter, and son Kenneth Carter.
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Soldier Swindler Sentenced To Seven Years In Military Prison
Private Mathor Neton of Spistal Pil. received a seven year term in a military prison. Hetherington posed as a sealant dealer and forged papers to obtain deposits from German dealers, with about 1,000,000 mares channeled to operations in occupation territories. The defendant was said to have traveled to Coblenz prior to sentencing in Bristol.
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Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tuesday Evening
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce in Brooklawn Country Club will meet Tuesday at 8 o clock to address several important matters. Staney Evans of OL Winterstreet was charged yesterday with reckless driving after being cited for speeding on Stratford avenue. Louis Schacht, 18, of 1225 Pembroke Street, was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after an injury from a traffic accident. B. J. Sussiin reported safety concerns from a fence collapse and other incidents.
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Womans Indictment Ties to Arizona Murder Case
Los Angeles July 14 The Los Angeles county grand jury indicted Clare Phillips thought to be in Tucson Arizona with the murder of Mrs Alberta Tremaina Mayhews. Witnesses recounted the attack with a hammer and the threats made to silence her. Phillips, also known as Clara McGuire, was arrested in Los Angeles and denied details when questioned.
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Raid uncovers new method of peddling liquor
Prohibition agents and police conducted three raids uncovering a novel liquor delivery setup. Three men Vincent Sucherski Stanislaw Maruszowal and Michael Yanovitch were arrested after searches at a vacant Black Rock Avenue building revealed stills, copper receptacles and quantities of moonshine whiskey mash and sugar. Authorities destroyed hundreds of gallons of wash and whiskey and seized multiple stills and equipment.
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Young Kluxen 18 Found Not Guilty Of Slaying Girls
Morristown dispatch reports Stanels Klixen aged 18 and a 15 year old accomplice were acquitted by a jury of murdering 11 year old Janette Tuuwreice in Madison last October. Spectators applauded as verdicts were read though officials kept calm. The Kluxen youth freed with his parents hurrying him to a waiting car. The defense urged public calm and suggested a call for better public oversight. In another case Dominick Caruso of Stamford was jailed for three months on a provocative charge after being released on bail following an earlier hearing. He failed appeal and remained in custody as authorities continued proceedings.
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President Warns on Coal Parley Delay and Mine Control
President Harding asserts executive power to operate coal mines in an emergency if talks stall. A national emergency declaration may follow, signaling government seizure of mines if miners and operators refuse terms, as White House officials indicate readiness to act if talks break.
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John Black Leads Golfers In Open Play At Seorie
John Black toped the field in the Seorie Open, edging out rivals like Brack and Barnes amid a crowded gallery. The 42 year old from Oakland, known as a grandather, fired steady pars and kept the briar between his teeth for eight hours as crowds watched the unexpected champion rise from the day’s senior field.
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Peace Parley Fails to End Railroad Strike
Chicago July 14 The conference held today to end the railroad strike failed to yield immediate results. B M Jewell head of the shop crafts said the shop men showed willingness to negotiate but charged railroad executives had failed to meet them halfway. At a late hour tonight it was doubtful if the Railway Labor Board would resume efforts immediately.
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High Tension Linemen Walk Out Again After Brief Return
High tension linemen in New Haven again walked out after a brief return last week, with 101 men leaving at their appointed time. John J. Egan, machinists' representative, said the entire returning group quit as scheduled. Hoge Gillan, New Haven electrical superintendent, said reinforcements were available but the strike continues. Local union leaders said workers would not return until the national dispute is settled. the disagreement followed seven days of talks between the New York division governor and local officials. Plans discussed included retraining at the Cos Cob power house and wage increases from 70 to 75 cents and overtime rates. The walkout comes as the United States Labor Board act constrains wage scale antistrike actions and complicates negotiations with the utilities.
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Danbury Police Seek Passer of Void Checks
Danbury police seek Charles Barrett for passing two worthless checks at the Ster hotel on Wednesday and Thursday. Checks drawn on First National Bank of Poughkeepsie, NY, were payable to Miss Wiss Knapp. One check bore a date over two years old and the suspect fled.
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Administration Pledges Rail Service Stance Amid Strike
President Harding declares executive power to handle emergencies without Congress as railroads face paralysis and coal strikes. White House spokesman says seizure of railroads is possible but not anticipated. Rail workers weigh return to work as Rail Labor Board contemplates seniority reinstatement for those who promptly returned. Government departments prepare for emergencies. Army and federal troops may be deployed depending on survey results.
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Anarchist Fires At Millerand Aide In Paris Parade
In Paris on Bastille Day three shots were fired at Prefect Naudin as President Millerand’s party rode past Longchamp. Bouvet, an anarchist, claimed he aimed at Millerand but none hit. The crowd beat him. police pursued and prepared to prevent lynching.
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