Bingham Hosts Connecticut Party for Inauguration
Senator Hiram Bingham plans a full Washington schedule for Governor John H. Trumbull of Connecticut and entourage during President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes’s inauguration. The Trumbull party will stay at the Powhatan, attend greeting breakfasts, inaugurations, a tea, a dinner, and the Mayflower charity ball, with Connecticut officials joining. They depart Hartford Tuesday afternoon to Washington and return Wednesday night.
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King George Sits Up For First Time
London dispatch reports King George for the first time in a fortnight sat up briefly in his bedroom the monarch's condition improving daily and signs point to an outdoor excursion if weather allows within days. The King and Queen are expected to begin their trip to the Mediterranean within two weeks.
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Capital Quickens to Thrill Of Inauguration Program
Washington prepares for the Sixty-Eighth Congress and the incoming thirty-fifth presidency with a large Capitol inauguration stand, private viewing stands along Pennsylvania Avenue, and a reduced but formal schedule including the oath and inaugural address. Coolidge curbs grand displays, while planners arrange a major Plaza stand and radio broadcast to reach millions. The ceremony marks a long tradition from Washington to Monroe and Jackson, with Coolidge to depart the White House before noon.
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Constipation Remedies Fail to Help Mr Hunt Case
Mr Hunt's case reflects many who try habit forming pills and rogs seeking permanent relief from constipation. This brief letter notes the futility of such remedies and points to broader patterns among sufferers.
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Mr. Hunt
Slack coal market forces mine shutdown in Hazleton area
Hazleton Pa March 1 Seven anthracite collieries in the Hazleton region were idle today due to a slack coal market according to company officials. The plants employ about 3,000 men and this marks the first large suspension since last summer as mines had been operating through the winter.
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Coolidge’s Father Central Figure In Inauguration
Washington dispatch profiles Col. John Coolidge of Plymouth Vermont as the silent 80 year old notary public and farmer who will witness his son Calvin Coolidge sworn in as president. The elder Coolidge, who swore the oath to his son when Harding died, has rarely traveled and has declined invitations, yet remains a central historical figure in the inauguration narrative.
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Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal and Civic Groups
Numerous clubs lodges and relief associations gather tonight across Bridgeport including Mithra lodge Knights of Pythias Culanthe Temple and Puritan Shrine at Main Street locations. Attendees include I C U C 1087 Dread Street and many other orders at Broad Street and surrounding avenues.
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Malin Street
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Bim Street
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Broad Street
Bridgeport Council
J. C. A.M. Lea
Cannon Street
Puritan Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Arion Society
Mast Main Street
Underport Medical Association
Emmet Club
Middle Street
Hungarian Sick Benefit Society
Bostwick Avenue
Fourth District
Republican Club
South End
Walter Place
St Josepha
SL. Joseph's Convent
Ivy Grove
Woodmens' Circle
State Street
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Fairfield
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Ivy
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Danish Brotherhood
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Radio and Opera Broadcasts Sharpened by Clear Signals
Last night’s radio scene featured nearly clear reception with minimal interference. Chicago and Middle West stations, WLW Cincinnati, WJAR Providence and WBZ Springfield offered diverse programming including a WBZ New England orchestra contest, Ritz Bridgeport orchestra, and Philadelphia National Grand Opera Alda on WIP, all starting at 8:30. Brunswick memory contest on BWIZ from 3 to 10 ushers in five March concerts with prizes.
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Brunswick Music Memory Contest
BWIZ
Radio Chain For Inauguration Broadcast From Coast to Coast
The inaugural ceremonies at Washington will be broadcast coast to coast starting at noon. Microphones on the Capitol steps will capture every word for public address and long distance telephone links to WEAF New York and stations across the country. The Marine Band will play and Chief Justice and Cabinet members will witness the oath as President Coolidge takes office for a four year term.
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Ohio
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Mich
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Chicago
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Iowa
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State Policeman's Car Stolen Found on Danbury Road
State Policeman Edward Keating of the Ridgefield barracks left his runabout in front of Danbury police headquarters Sunday afternoon. Half an hour later the car vanished. Danbury and state police searched the area and later identified the stolen vehicle as belonging to Keating. A bystander had noticed a similar car earlier but did not report it until after the theft.
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Kelly
Yale Student Held in $5500 Forgery Case
Chung Uslang a former Yale student, brought back from Washington, arraigned in New Haven Police court on forgery charges linked to a $5,500 bank check. He was bound over to the Superior Court on $3,000 bond. No evidence was offered due to waiver.
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Chung Uslang
Yale
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FP. W. Williams
Drew Threatens Summary Action to Collect Taxes
Bridgeport Tax Collector Howard A. Drew announced a five day grace period ending Friday before a major drive against personal tax delinquents. He says 25 people owe three years' personal taxes and details the legal steps to arrest and commit nonpayers, with wages to be applied to tax, interest, and costs.
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Howard A. Drew
James C. Shannon
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Antoinette Baker
Howard Lynch
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Alfred W. Burdick
Birth Certificates Sought In Connecticut Driver Checks
The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles requires certified birth certificates when age is in question on license applications. Over the past year thirty six drivers lost licenses for misrepresenting age, with several prosecutions begun. Some cases under investigation involve 1923 operator licenses and age verification due to missing department records. Complaints often come from family members or neighbors and note the strict rule prohibiting licensing under 18, with no discretion in such cases.
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State Department of Motor Vehicles
Suit Over Boundaries Of Greenwich Estates
A civil action was filed in Superior Court to determine the boundary between the Greenwich estates of Martin J. Nghts and Charlotta Bowes along Long Island Street. The suit contends a building erected by Mrs. Bowes encroaches on Nicola’s claimed land and seeks a ruling on property lines and ownership.
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Marton J. Nighuts
Charlotta
Bowes
Greenwich
Nichola
Federal probation system adopted by House
The House today adopted a Senate measure establishing a Federal probation system except in the District of Columbia. The bill aligns federal treatment of violators with state practices to harmonize justice policy nationwide.
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Injured by Auto Award by Jury Reduced by Court
A Stamford Superior Court judge reduced a jury award to Martin T. Kane, editor of the Stamford Advocate, for injuries from a January 5 taxi collision. The verdict of 2132.59 was cut by 1000, citing medical costs under 574.50 and injuries not serious, including head lacerations and a concussion. Judge Banks called the award excessive and suggested the jury may have been influenced by prejudice while noting the driver’s negligence, if any, was not imputable to Kane.
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Stamford
Banks
Noble Landlords Ordered to Move by Soviet Council
Moscow, March 2. The council of the People's Commissars issues a decree ordering nobles and landlords to vacate all landholdings by January 1, 1926. It wipes out remaining rights of the old regime and transfers property to the proletariat, exempting Red Army veterans and supporters of the Revolution. Expelled persons will receive small land allotments elsewhere under peasant conditions with Emigration aid.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Council of the People's Commissara
Red Army
Forty Hours Devotion Ends At St Augustine’s
The Forty Hours Devotion at St Augustine’s church ends this morning after the last mass. The annual Catholic service began Sunday drawing thousands who attended services, confessed, and visited the church. Early risers and workers alike queued for the 3:30 mass as the devotion concludes.
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Reckless Driver Fined In Norwalk Court
John F McGovern was fined 100 dollars after his car struck Wal street safety standards and he was charged with reckless driving in uptown City court. Judge George Hi Vosburgh handed down the sentence Sunday morning following the accident. The notice also includes an unrelated Cold remedy ad for Laxative Quinine tablets.
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John F McGovern
Wal Street
Costa
George Hi" Vosburgh
Uptown
DC Court of Appeals Rules Revenue Act Seizures Unlawful
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals held that the prohibition unit cannot seize a car under the revenue act. Vehicles transporting liquor remain subject to prohibition law, and there is no provision for an innocent owner to post a bond to recover a vehicle pending title questions.
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District of Columbia Court of Appeals
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Wiley Uleguily
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Auto fuel saver promises 49 miles per gallon
Sioux Falls ad touts Jame A. May of 224600 Lacotalh Building as having perfected a device that cuts gas use and reduces carbon, claiming over 49 miles per gallon. It promises easy five minute installation and offers free trials to auto owners in each locality.
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Jame A
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