Assemblymen Retort to Mayors Charges in Bridgeport Row
Bridgeport lawmakers rebut Mayor Atwater's charges as political campaign fireworks. Leaders like Lederer Klipatick and Wilder defend the General Assembly actions, saying they corrected fire department blunders and prevented Democratic misrule.
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Fred Atwater
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Thi City
John L. Harter
Common Council
MT Kilpatrick
Pople
Two Million Volts Generated at Pittsfield GE Plant
In Pittsfield Massachusetts the Diehl voltage engineering lab of General Electric produced 2,000,000 volts today in a display of artificial lightning over a miniature village. A previous 1,000,000 volt demonstration in 1921 was surpassed, with lightning flashing from cloud formations to church steeple and country store amid thunder in a test praised as the most powerful in the world.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric Company
Pittsfield Laboratory
Five Die as Bad Rail Triggers Grand Trunk Wreck
SURANT Mich June 5 Five killed and 55 injured when a Grand Trunk train carrying 300 Knights Templar derailed after a broken rail. The wreck near Durant left bodies and injured trapped in dense wreckage with rescue teams using torches to reach survivors. The train was bound for a state convention in Fiat and included passengers from Murkegon Grand Rapids and Durant.
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Surant
Mich
Grand Trunk Railway
Knights Templar
Qurant
John Ericson
H. L. Weldon
Yortt
Frank Fersall
Joseph Parker
Brennan
Durant
Lie
Murkegon
Grand Rapids
John
Monta
Fiat
Wault
Woman not suffering poisoning after iodine scare
Mrs. Fanny Staffa, 24, was rushed from her home to St Vincent's hospital after an apparent iodine poisoning alarm. Emergency physicians determined no poisoning, though she remained hysterical. doctors administered antidote and gastric lavage but found no traces of iodine.
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Mermiers
Fanny Staffa
Staffia
T. R. Levine
Simmons
Staffa
Denmark Protests Maritime Liquor Ruling
A Danish government despatch to the Times reports a protest to Washington against the American liquor law as it relates to maritime trade. Denmark contends the rule is arbitrary and conflicts with Danish interests, signaling diplomatic friction over shipping and alcohol regulations in international waters.
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London
The
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Washington
Enraged Women Chase Local Athlete With Knives
Serious charges faced Fred Metz a 43 year old Bridgeport resident after a three month police probe. Dozens of accusers including women and children allege threats and a knife chase near Sivan avenue, with Metz fleeing in a car whose plates linked to a local resident. A detailed confession followed after police questioned witnesses and identified Metz.
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Fred Metz
Golden Hill Street
Jetz
Water Street
Cannon Street
Metz
Sivan Avenue
Alered
Bridgeport
Metzi
Bers
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Bureau of Investigation
Pas Sa
Local outbreaks and city updates include rising measles cases
Local report shows measles in LOGAL city rising to a total of sixteen. Amid political notes, city officials discuss health officer appointment and public safety actions. Community events include an amateur concert at High School auditorium and YM and Ladies auxiliary meetings.
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East
Washington Avenue
Polige
Fred Metzehampton
Cnet
Mra
M. Pay Nu Ro-Cheelen
YM. QA
BH. S
Pollution bill passes amid veto fears in Connecticut
The pollution bill secures Senate approval amid looming governor veto risk. By 18 to 1, senators receded from prior action and backed a strengthened measure. Rumors say the governor may veto or use a pocket veto. lawmakers rush to present final form before three-day review window expires.
Head Blown Off, Mystery Surrounds River Company Death
A worker at a river milling company was found with his head blown off this afternoon. The exact cause remains unknown as Medical Examiner John E. Lovalami conducts a cursory probe and has not determined if it was an accident or self-inflicted.
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Teandry
River Teldsnar and Milling Company
John E. Lovalami
Government wins first victory in oil frauds drive
Fort Worth Texas reports the first government victory in the oil frauds drive. Charles Sherwin H H Schwarte and General Robert A Lee face prison and fines. Sherwin and Schwarte receive ten year terms with concurrent sentences. Lee gets two years per count with concurrent prison terms and fines.
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Texdune i
Charles Sherwin
H. H. Schwarte
Federal
Robert A. Lee
Lee
Schwartz
Sherwin
Creneral Lee Developmnnt Company
Wee
Quile Tonighten
Leo
Sulity
Sir Causte
Fermas
Enn
House Would Give Each Town a Representative
The House passed a resolution to adopt a constitutional amendment ensuring each town has at least one representative in the House without altering the current representation distribution. The measure targeted Orange, which was split to form West Haven, creating two towns with separate representation. The vote was 116 to 44.
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Hartford
Orange
West Haven
Estate of Dodge Auto Man Valued Over 37 Million
In a probate filing, the estate of an automobile man named Dodge is valued at over 37 million. The personal effects include jewelry and items valued at various sums, with gold pieces and a necklace cited. The record notes specific items and approximate values, reflecting a substantial estate and asset list.
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DODGE
Auto Man
St Michael and Angels Church in Fairfield Featured
Fairfield County community church St Michael and Angels is highlighted for its cooperative effort to build a red tiled church with a graceful campanile. The article praises local communicants and their success in creating a notable house of worship attracting touring motorists.
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Fairfield
Fairfield County
Fraternity Among Nations Urged By President Harding
President Harding calls for fraternity among nations in a keynote address opening the Shriners Imperial council and stresses just dealing and respect for others’ rights. The parade of Nobles and aerial demonstrations in Washington attract tens of thousands during the two-day events.
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Bill Validating Doctors Permits Passed By Sclons
The Senate passed the concurrence on a bill validating physicians licenses amid debate. The committee report showed support for increasing injured worker compensation from 60 to 66 percent. Internal names appeared in a town council context with a roll call and a presidential vote referenced.
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Martkare
Senate
Felicity Ueains
Crofts
Roruimes
Noris
Barnes
Dancers Persevere In Marathon Through Heat
In By Louie county a dance marathon near St Louis continues through high heat with twenty two entrants. One participant from Buffalo, New York collapsed and was helped by volunteers using towels and laps to revive her.
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BT. Louis
Secret charter changes pass in altered form by telegram
Hartford June 3 Danbury Normal School dormitory bill dies in House after governor veto. Senate overrides, 20 to 12, but House vote 99 to 95 fails to pass over veto. Bridgeport battles over city charter changes continue with Wilder amendment limiting Board of Education powers. Governor Templeton's veto message opposes dormitory funding as unnecessary. controversy over two Fairfield County representatives’ votes and potential session impact.
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Eagle Boat Grounded Off Penfield Reef Not Rum Ship
An apparent rum running tale faded when authorities confirmed government vessels near Penfield Reef. Reported interviews describe the No. 27 and two submarine chasers entering New Haven harbor while a No. 27 crew member prepared for recruiting duty. Officials stated gum tunnels were not involved.
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