Senator Redden Fights Alone Over Court Review Bill
Hartford March 1. Senator Willi A Redden of the Twenty second district urged a bill to review by court of Bridgeport. The measure passed the House with governor signature expected this week. Hull Burrows and several Bridgeport supporters opposed the bill in a nearly hour long Senate debate. The proposal faced opposition from Elbe Hull of Bridgeport and Warren K. Burrows of Groton as it moved through committees and toward a final vote later this session.
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Hartford
Willi
Tedden
Senate
John Ho
Elbe
Hull
Bridgeport
Warren K. Lurows
Groton
Joseph
Ebelli
Bridgepot
Theodorastepes
Ridgeport
Kelly
Beleatye
George N
Finkiestone
Shanghai Defense Abandoned by Sun
Shanghai defense forces retreat as protesters press demands amid rising union pressure. Canton authorities and foreign observers monitor the situation while military units reinforce positions along the coast.
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Shanghai
Sun
De Pinedo Flies Plane to Porto Alegre Brazil
In a notable aviation feat De Pinedo piloted a plane toward Porto Alegre Brazil amid unclear radio notes and fragmented text. The report hints at a voyage segment with possible further stops and weather or navigation remarks.
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DE Pinedo
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Explosion Injures Three Milford Firemen in Blast
Milford March 1 special firemen injured by unknown blast that gutted a home on North Street. Oscar Taistel Thomas and Henry Manson of Fingine Company were hospitalized. two others were treated for smoke effects and contusions. Fire gain was slow as crews worked to control flames and ventilate the structure.
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Morterie
Oscar Thomas
Henry Manson
Fingine Company
Manson
Thomas
Miford Hospital
Bristol
Wanmen Burns
Om Dall
Munson
Pavinia
Simak
House Approves Whiskey Measure Amid Debate
The House passes a bill from Ware and Mons committees to regulate whiskey with proposed Treasury supervision and mediation while Senate opposition raises questions on enforcement. The measure aims to replenish revenue and sets new duties and controls as lawmakers in New York New Jersey and others react.
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Washington
House
Ware and Mons
Senate
Treasairy
Sears
Cope
New York
Tinnistriens
Jere Yd
Copeland
Police Commissioners to End Roving Special Policemen
The article reports that police commissioners intend to eliminate the roaming special policemen. It mentions related investigations, wage details, and a planned continuation of coverage on page two. The piece references O'Reilly's accident and an investigation setup at Patratman with morning details at Teliafo.
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Caben
Apo Hitself
Ted Pili
Willie
O'Reilly
Ty Choarel
Carrington Brothers Fight Over Wife in NYC
In New York City the Carrington brothers clashed over a wife near Colonel Carrington’s home on 7411 Street. One brother, believed dueling with a snakewood rapier, is out on bail for a hearing Thursday. The other, Campbell Carrington, says he was struck from behind and is hospitalized with facial lacerations. A long-standing alienation suit and cross suits between the men add to the drama as observers note mental condition questions for the aggressor.
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York
House of
Carrington
Ualacca
Conflv
Coronel
Edward Codington Carsingston
Camington
Jury Plans Final Phase In Doheny Trial Brewery Allegations
In Bridgeport a jury panel was being completed for the trial of Doheny related charges involving alleged beer manufacture. Judge Wolfe ruled to exclude certain potential jurors and a panel of 30 men remained to be culled as the inquiry proceeds. Separate notes mention Doheny’s $21,686,925 settlement and related oil reserve issues, with government talks on drilling borders and possible salvage terms.
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Toal
George BF Nekart
Sihals
Wi'Ham Alexener
Bridgeport
Thurnal Superior Court
Isaac Wolfenpon
Iiquor
Janey Tehait
Vexander
Willam H
Lucas Tresch
Uckuit
George B Reindeil
Xew Cannan
William M Smith
Mmchant
Climford
Sher Dand
Tarme Easton Eyton P Merwin
Minnabutner
Wester
Thomas Munnay
Arthur Lo Gar Farwer Trumans
Stratford
William J. Ryan Merket -Ardener
Wolfe
Benjamin Slate
Jacob D. Nieth
Hickart
Wolfe Rase
Reed Fiental Bridgeport Stratfard Fair
Wistington
Edward Lo Doheny
Supreme Courts Division
Wik Naty
Doheny
Pea Taba
Wilbur Sam
Wavy
T. Camseise
Navy
65 Believed Dead In Mine Disasters
British industry fears deepen as two mining blasts claim many lives. In Wales and Nottinghamshire, miners and operators face peril from collapses, flooding, and explosions. Rescue efforts focus on entombed workers while officials investigate causes and safety lapses amid a harsh mining crisis.
Abatement hearing over 94 year old woman’s property dispute
A 94 year old woman seeks abatement in a property case involving liens and rent disputes. The hearing lists multiple neighbors and local residents as participants or witnesses, with references to streets and addresses and mentions of committee actions and possible pardons. The document reads as a chaotic register of names and locations connected to the abatement process.
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Tina
Lidwand Koose Ool
Herat
Oni
Willard
Solin
John Nowotns
Inglin
Georgind
Maplewead
Paneer Siiest
Stratford Avenue
Notive Leskorsky
Steuben
Margaet Wanley
Cirgary Street
Tinkins
Madison Wayvenn
Tole Agia
Dewey Etiert
John Brutska
Remington Street
Lee Nan
Iuntington Road
Edward Handley
Cieotne Strest
Louly Rosenberg
Sprince Street
Meisenberg
Tordship Winer
Mum Han
Fb Frescuth
Isis Wofeman
Sot Frawley Ay Nip
Walllan
Lars 1 Ag
Bngk
President names radio directors plan to end chaos
President Coolidge named five members for the new radio commission from five districts. Admirals Bullard, Caliwell, Bellows, and others were chosen to terms ranging from three to six years. The nominees include a naval officer and a lawyer, with backgrounds in communications and law. The group reflects a mix of Democratic and independent figures.
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Mareh
Coolrdge
New
Radio Commission
Senate
Congress
William Bullard
Orestes
Caliwell
Bronxville
Jackson
Henry A Bellows
Minneapolia
John Dillon
San Franesco
Wevers Tuere Democrat
Rand
Aduuri Bullard
Nurmin
Llong
Soca
Diester
Rasa Cummiense
Shi
Institute of Aid In
Lraineers
Soukes Mor
Moswssipm
Hellows
Portlant Maine
Husud
Cooper Cleared After Censure Impeachment Debate
Washington March 4 A cleaned up impeachment dispute details Cooper facing censure before a House committee. Lawmakers debated the charge amid political tension as Rep Ladanda pressed against the measure. The panel concluded no further action and Cooper was cleared despite earlier criticisms.
Lavery Sees $100,000 State Bond Issue Likely
Fairfield official Albert Vavery told Bridgeport Episcopal Men’s Club at the annual dinner that a Finance Committee bid may raise a bond levy of about $10,000 to $90,000 for capital expenditures. He noted Connecticut is debt free with ample funds in the sinking fund to cover current bond obligations.
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Albert Vavery
Fairfield House
Tian
Tinanca Committee
Epteropal Men's Club Mens Club
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Counterfeit Mineral Oil Label Traced. Arrest in Bridgeport
A lengthy New York private detective inquiry ended in Bridgeport with the arrest of William Hechine on a misbranding charge. The case centered on counterfeit mineral oil labels used to imply quality from a Philadelphia firm, with several girls employed at a Logan Avenue workshop. Hechine held on $590 bond. investigators say inferior oil flooded the market through agents and retailers.
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Bridgeport
William Hechine
Steel
Opetta
Connecticut Avenue
Logan
Sqntbb
Philadelphia
Regwla
Bista
Cub Pices
Uitasummens
Cody
Lanne
Coty Court
Prentiss Gallup Weds Miss Crocker in Local Ceremony
Prentiss Gallup and Miss Crocker were married by Rev Charles Menoken at Trinity Church. The bride is the daughter of Ernest Barton Crocker and a graduate of State and High School, while the groom is a student at Courtrind School and a graduate of Eoartix Hall, with family ties to Meine and compurs.
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Imde Listt Nignt
Prutiss Bladhig
Auguster Gallup
Prondant Treasurar
Meine
Compurs
Amd Dive
Aetyre Rocker
Sb. Welle
Chesnneu
Ernest Barton Crocker
Duushten Livia
Prentiss Brownell
Alip
Charles Menoak Dai
Trinity Church
Tend High
la Rent School
Ehgatoal Ddue Rifiar
Eoartix Hall
Rxftee
Mit Gallup
Skettae Noo
Shurumouth College
Amy
Will Hays Won His Job on Toss of A Nickel
Durant accuses the film industry of using public relation stunts to protect the industry and control the image of Will Hays. He cites claims that Hays rose to power through publicity and lobbying, with broader arguments about censorship and integrity in motion pictures.
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Will Hays
Durant
Guilford
Inna
Tale van Episonal Churen
Adolph Zula
Will
Hays
Abel
Daugherty Miller trial jury stays silent through night
In a long federal courtroom delay, the jury in the Daugherty Miller case remained without a verdict after about one and a half hours of deliberation. The panel, led by Judge Knox, reviewed evidence on the alleged $441,000 fee split among King Smith Miller and Daugherty and requested documents and a letter from Senator Guy Goff.
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York
APA
Daughty-Miller
Harry M Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Balliffs
Sid
King
Smith
Miller
Daugherty
Crnsel
Guy Goff
Prescent Harding
Metala Transfer
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Iate
Atma
Fremt
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Daueherty
Judle Knox
Tocco
Judge Knox
Mller
Nate
Knox
Miles Cage
Harding
Fermen Schetan
Adna
Jorr Root
Federal Building
Roth
Diusherts
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Als
Calzeed Amerian Metal Company Sharea
Bae Hurad
Connectic
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