Zoning Bill Push Faces House Hurdles In Hartford Circuit
Republican state organization pressed to back a zoning bill authorizing cities Bridgeport Norwalk Waterbury Stamford Greenwich Enfield West Hartford to appoint zoning commissions and boards of adjustment. The measure seeks to define districts building heights and lot use with public hearings hearings protections and appeals procedures to curb urban crowding and unsafe conditions.
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Bridges sPort
Charsman
Robert Smith
Manchester
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Waterbury
Stamford
Fairfield
Greenwich
West Hartford
Stanford
People General
Telegram
Town of
City of
Enfield
Aach
Alteast
Uch
Board of Adjustment
Senate Concurrence on Forfeited Crisis and Connecticut Redistricting
The Hartford Senate, May 31, concurred with restoring forfeited assets by Johnny Carroll of Trousten Texas, now linked to a case of white slavery. It also approved the reciprocity between states and succession taxes, sending the bill to the House. A proposed six district plan was moved to the 1925 Assembly. The chamber rejected a broad vehicle tax bill after objections over auto liability in unauthorized use. Warnings over prohibition politics colored the session as drys pressed for clearer alignment with the Governor’s stance and wets mobilized to seek fair rules and seating access in the assembly chamber.
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Hartford
Senate
Johnny Carroll
Trousten
Tex
Mesers
Sussman
MacDonald
New Haven
House
Bowers
Alung
Sesson
Connecticut
Congress
Assembly
Brooks
Gill
Szmmus Woodruff
League of Worgen
Prohibition
Willa St. Andersen
Tie
Cap
Representation Bill Held Over by Hartford Committee
Hartford May 31 The Committee on Sengiaria and Congressional district today advised that the bill concerning Congressional representation should be held over until the next General Assembly. The bill provides for six representatives and designates areas for election. Sulphur is used by the train Joadi Tov festilizing alfalfa fields in Oregon. Bonanss are immunity strom insect attacks.
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Hartford
Joadi Tov
Oregon
New Education Bill Spurs House Action and Appointments
The legislature approved a bill altering public education laws and creating a five member commission. Governor Templeton would appoint none, as the House amends to name Herman Gibbs and Chaories Bakewell along with several representatives and a clerk as members. The Senate added Frederick Wolcott and Ch Warren to the commission.
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Haltiory
Goverick Templeton
House
Herman J. Gibbs
Norwich
Chaories 1. Bakewell
New Haven
Sale
George R. Sturges
Woodbury
Helen Lewis
Eeree Republicans
Frank Fenton
Willimantic
Alfred ¢ Baldwin
Derby
Divorces Arrive From Cruelty and Desertion Across Town
A string of divorce petitions cites cruelty, intemperance, and desertion in marriages. Names include Helen Bruneau Dandenell v Jos Dandenell, Mary Coppola v Tory Coppola seeking alimony and custody, Elizabeth Underhill v Alfred Underhill claiming desertion in 1978, Jennie Prince v Edward Prince seeking custody, Katherine Englehardt v Christian Englehardt with one child, Aury Healy v Robert Healy alleging minority marriage, Ella Jensen Dick v Edward Dick with three children, Ida M Dugdale v Richard Dugdale for cruelty and intemperance, Clara Georgson v crush, and Carrie Little v Henry Little among others.
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Bekessi
Helen Bruneau Dandenell
Jos Dandenell
Mir Viel Gelobear
Tory Coppola
Mary Coppola
Lorwalk
Coppola
Elizabeth Brown
Cuterhill
Alfred C. Underhill
Danbury
Bra
Underhil
Underhill
Jennie Prince
Edward Prince
Norvali
Prince
Richard Dugdale
Alleres Intenperance
Allez
Clara Uus- Peitlon
Géorgson
Qmade
Rice
Anca Kellar
Keller
Mhaim
Carrie It
Gordon Henry Little
Little
Highway funding sparks debate on state share and funds
Senators Brooks and Trumbull argued over a proposed state share of about 250000 to 1000000 for highway work. The discussion centered on financing, proposing using the general highway fund or delaying action until the next General Assembly. The Warehouse Paint bridge bill passed the Senate under suspension but faced trouble in the House.
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John N. Brooks
Torringlin
General Highway Fund
General Assembly
Trumbull
Senate
Putney Named State Dry Chief After Many Declined the Job
Washington announced Franti Putney of Milford was chosen as prohibition enforcement director for Connecticut. The GOP faced a rare dilemma finding a suitable Republican to accept the post after Harry J. Mackenzie resigned to become state labor commissioner, with several rejected candidates including Clarence G. Willard of New Haven.
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GO. P
Mackenzie
Clarence G. Wilard
New Haven
Repubilcan
Connecticut
Legislative Bulletin
Pomex
Cruilfort
Mackensie
Reagona
Lee
Maxfield Parrish the painter as amateur machinist
An long piece reports Maxfield Parrish the famed painter living in New Hampshire runs a fully equipped machine shop under his studio with partner George Ruggles. The article describes his view that machinery enhances art not hinders it, noting his life, neighbors, and belief that mechanical work supports creativity and leisure times for invention and music.
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Perrigh
Cornish
N.el
Boston
Charles Merrill
Boston Globe
Henry Ford
Merril
Gerson
Mr. Tarvis
Maxted Parrish
Mr. Mervill
Niger
New Hampshire
Atv
Parrish
Iron Age
Blaxfield Parrish
Sik
Maxfield Parrish
St. Ascutney
Tristies
Thy Hash
Ft Jsizh
Ruggles
Iasidie Ruggles
George Ruggies
Maxfield Parrish and
Air
Hfeld Dartish
Ango Ruggles
Mr. Ruggles
Gala Strand
Louis Shipman
Life
Winston Iti
Churchill
Whistler
Saugus River
Claremont
Charles Dana Gibson
Irving Wips
Connéstieut
Maxfield Parrixa
Mr. Alerris
Connecticut River
Chippendale
Eastlake
Adams
Br. Parrishman
Partish
Mechai
Mrr. Parrish
Senate Debates Pollution Law Amendments and Conference
The Senate restored its original anti pollution action then moved to a conference with the House. Senators Brooks Buckley Wheeler Hil and others discussed compromise options while Booster motion and committee of conference were debated. The Beckley amendment restored names to the pollution commission and gave the state water commission power to seek injunctions to enforce orders.
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Arthur BE
Sita
Waterbury
Senate
Frank WW. Wilder
Bia
John N. He Oetes
Torrington
Wallace R. Pierson
Cromwell
Johan. F. Ash
Pomfret
Therm
Ella
Brooka
Ike
Seuster Hill
Elis
House
Brooks
Wheeler
Buckley
Buckie
Buckey
Lafayette B. Mendel
Yale
Frederick C. Wolfcott
Norfolk
Fish Land Game Commission
Allen Moore
New Britain
Sohn
Ar. Moore
Haye
Beckley
State Water Commission
Withhin
Hartford House passes Medical Board bill with advisory six
The Hartford House after long debate approved a Medical Board bill creating a six member advisory panel from state medical schools with appointees by the Lieutenant Governor the Secretary of the Senate and the Speaker. Amendments limited the commission and altered gubernatorial powers as the session proceeded.
Solons Indifferent On Collective Bargaining Hearing Closed
Hartford May 31 The Federal relations committee held a brief hearing on Wisconsin’s memorial seeking a constitutional amendment to guarantee workers the right to form unions and bargain collectively. No one testified, the session adjourned with no report to the legislature. Wisconsin was informed of the receipt and action.
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Hartford
Federal Relations Committee
Wisconsin’ Senate
Templeton
Wisconsin
Congress
United States
Wisconsin Senate
Governor appoints Dr Stephen Maher for tuberculosis work
The General Assembly has passed appropriations for state sanatoria improvements including a new infirmary at the Sea side sanatorium in Hast Lyme to treat bone tuberculosis in children. An additional $25,000 would condemn land owned by Anson J. McCook’s family for adjoining property, with the tuberculosis commission expected to receive all its appropriation bills signed.
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General Assembly
Hast Lyme
Anson ‘J. McCook
Tuberculosis Commission
Doors of Seaside Club Closed No Ceremony Held
The Seaside club in Walrdett county ends its existence with no ceremony. The building and furniture, valued at 60 000 dollars, await disposition by committee members Raymond L. French and D. Fairchild Wheeler. Bridgeport loses a social organization incorporated in 1889.
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Bridgeport
Walrdett
Raymondl. French
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Leaning Tower of Ree Stuns Cherokee Its Tilt Tops Pisa
In Cherokee Ind a massive hollow tile tower nicknamed the Leaning Tower of Ree leans at a sharper angle than Pisa after reportedly being loaded with alfatta. The structure towers over the town, drawing curious visitors and local chatter.
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Cherokee
Ind
Idmours
Pisa
Opportunity to go in Business for YOURSELF
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Tate
Rowmalt
Brieee
Serica
Cerca
Pour Sieporal
Hie
Ed- Depe
K. G
Taree 9Th St
New York City
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Cities and Boroughs Committee
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Hin
Sala Board
Tia
District Court of Waterbury
Putney
Brinamade
Washington
Hartford County
Windsor Locky Warehouse Point
Revisley
Wakewell
Gioia
S.uraes
Lewis
Penon
Holbrook
A.C. Baldwin
Billa
Commission
Governors Office
Nets Haven
Maintaning
Uverill
Grand Avenue
Pollution Commission
Qwaich
Solons
Stephen Maher
Heker
Caianys
Puritan
Portan
The
Cudahy Packing Casa
Seaside Club
Ree
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield Hotel
BE. A. Cantwell
Mgr
Paveld
Ade
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