Two Uncontested Divorces Granted by Judge Banks
Judge John W. Banks presided over two uncontested divorces in Superior Court. Wesley Russel of Danbury and Annie Pius Russel were divorced on grounds of intolerable cruelty amid contested testimony, the couple having wed August 18, 1924. A separate decree granted to Charles W. Fancher Jr. of Stratford and Lillian M. Chalek Fancher, now of unknown location, based on desertion with infidelity cited. Kathryn Blackman MacDougall of Bridgeport obtained a divorce from John S. MacDougall on intolerable cruelty. alimony of 750 dollars was ordered to be paid within a week. The couple married in May 1907. An investigator noted that about 40 of 100 men and 35 of 100 women talk in their sleep. Doctors and nurses in zerophine adopt Australian district practice where families live far from town.
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John S. MacDougail
Public Service Bills Headline Week in Legislature
Public service bills dominated this week's agenda with hearings before the Judiciary and Railroad Committees. Democrats supported tougher utility laws, while opposition noted limited chances of passage as the Public Utilities Commission remains trusted to regulate. Proposals on five cent fares drew small crowds. Connecticut Company tax impacts and car designs were debated amid calls for stricter liquor enforcement.
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Mrs Salades’s trial details suicide attempts after murder
New York March 2: five attempts described as Mrs Paulette Saludes tried to end her life after shooting Oscar Martelliere at his William Street brokerage in October. Testimony from four witnesses detailed her efforts and a fifth witness, Stephen My Doru phy, noted he worked for the district attorney. The court adjourned the case to Monday morning.
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Yale President Angell Appears on New Haven Hospital Issue
The article describes Yale University President Angell’s appearance before the Appropriations Committee to present Yale’s case on the New Haven hospital funding. It notes Yale’s historic involvement, a shift toward cooperation with the state, and the mixed expectations about procedural outcomes and hospital funding dialogue.
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