Contest Filed Over Brookhart Senate Seat in Iowa
Washington March 1 A contest over the election of Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa was filed with the Senate by officials of the Republican Central committee of Iowa. The notice was handed to Brookhart as he left the Senate chamber as he prepared to campaign against the state committee. The charges mirror a January resolution by the Iowa Republican committees alleging improper influence and misrules in the contest moving through the party apparatus.
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Life Underwriters to Meet at Stratfield Hotel
The Connecticut Life Underwriters Association led by Frederick Griswold will convene at the Stratfield hotel on March 36 for a business session. Edward M. McMahon, York General agent of National Life Insurance, will speak as life underwriters gather. all insurance men are invited whether members or not.
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Negroes Plan Appeal On Louisiana Law
In New Orleans the Louisiana Supreme Court yesterday upheld a segregation ordinance that bars Negroes from establishing residences in certain neighborhoods and prohibits whites from living there. The decision prompts plans for an appeal to the state Supreme Court as supporters back a 100 Fund to finance the effort.
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Wisconsin Group Chides Governor at White House
A Wisconsin delegation criticizes Governor during a White House inaugural reception. The gathering includes local officials and representatives, with discussions about the plans for Joy Coolidge’s inauguration and related ceremonies.
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Roe Forms New Towing Line In New Haven
Daniel R. Roe, secretary of the towing line, announces formation of a new towing company based in New Haven. The move follows previous engagements with coal harbors and coal transport routes from New York, signaling expansion under the Roe name.
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Justice Maltbie Takes Supreme Court Seat In First District
The Supreme Court session opened this morning with Justice Maltbie seated as a new member in the first judicial district. Hon. William Matitte served as associate justice for the occasion, marking a significant expansion of the court's lineup in this city.
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Hotel owner admits selling liquor and is jailed
Sissway, proprietor of a hotel on Railroad avenue in Norwalk, was sent to the county jail for 60 days and fined after pleading to four counts under harbor laws. Det. Sgt Derrick questioned Helen Stratford about gas meter thefts as part of the case against her brother. John Paris pleaded guilty to reckless driving and DUI, fined 100 with costs.
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James J Kennedy Fleischmann dies longtime Bridgeport manager
James J. Kennedy former manager of the Fleischmann company Bridgeport office on Stratford avenue died at home 838 Pembroke street after ill health. Survived by wife Katherine Kennedy and sister Bridget Teary of Boston he served on Park City council and belonged to St Marys church choir. Service planned Friday at 10 with interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Five New Members in Engineers' Club at Bridgeport
The Engineers' Club at Bridgeport announces five new members Gilbert T. Ross of Bridgeport Iron Works Robert B Overbord of Bresto Company Arthur A Johnson of Basgsnone Corp Howard B Kranter of Pieterick It Banks American Chain Co The meeting Thursday night features F T Behe chief engineer of American Brass Co Waterbury as speaker He will present The Story of Copper from mining to refining and shaping
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Waterbury
Freight loadings show big increase in week
Revenue freight loadings rose to 626.2 thousand cars in the week ending February 21, up 74,596 from the year before and showing a gain of 95,108 compared with the same week in 1923, the American Railway Association announced.
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Suit Over Roadhouse Settled Out of Court
A dealer from Greemvich brought suit against Qusenh Miler over a Test Road roadhouse investment. The plaintiff alleged inducement with profit promises of 10 a year while profits reportedly ran higher or lower, and he claimed losses of about 10 000 annually. The matter was settled privately out of court after negotiations.
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Kellogg’s Successor Sails for Home Today
Alanson B. Tough Faris Mareh E tder Loton recently named successor of Ambassador Kellogg in London sails for America with his family aboard the Aquitania. He expects a quiet Paris day with friends and a call on Ambassador Herrick before departure tomorrow.
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Rhode Island Governor to Miss Inauguration
Governor and senior officials plan absence from ceremony. Lieutenant Governor Nathaniel P. Smith will lead the official delegation from the state at the event.
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Hearing on Wheeler Amendment Scheduled for April 9 in Hartford
Announcement from Hartford states a public hearing on the Wheeler amendment to tighten First Amendment enforcement will be held Thursday April 5. State attorneys representing the bill appeared in court and were challenged to produce legal precedent by that date.
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Clinics Treat 1608 Patients in February
February clinic activity reports 1608 patient visits, with most being return patients. New patient data appear incomplete but indicate ongoing care expansion and repeated visits across multiple facilities.
Imay Allison Granted Divorce From Reed
Los Angeles March 3 May Higon a beauty pageant contestant was granted a divorce here today from Robert Ellis Reed actor and director. The decree cites irreconcilable differences and notes Reed’s erratic behavior.
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Japan to aid arms conference if called by U S
Tokyo March 1 Resnerated Press reports Baron Shidehary the forelan der told the Tepper Houe Japan is prepared to participate in any armament conference should America call one, but prefers that preparations be in advance.
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Bank bandits escape with $33,000 in St Louis heist
Five men entered the Mauna Crest company in a residential district, herded over twenty employees and patrons into a rear room, and fled with about $33,000 in cash. Three shots were fired but no one was wounded.
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United States Trade Shows Sharp Increases in January
Washington March 4 Foreign trade for the year shows distinct gains with January figures up from the prior year. European countries increased their purchases of American goods by 367460000 dollars while imports from Europe rose by 15000000 dollars.
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Cardinal O Connell Arrives in Rome Home
Cardinal O Connell of Boston arrived in Rome with Monsignor Michael Splaine and Walter Gavetta after a motor trip from Naples. The journey took them through the Apennines Kepini Mountains and Campagna Romana amid ancient ruins and scenic countryside. Also noted, Col W C Butler, a West Point graduate of 18%, was buried at this Cal location after a long career in Indian and Philippine campaigns.
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Argentinian Bride Dancer Arrives in Los Angeles for Honeymoon
Senor Carlos Otise Basualdo arrives from New York with his bride Senora Hughe Basualdo, a dancer partner of Maurice. They plan a honeymoon voyage to the Orient and Europe, with hopes to live in Paris. Senora Basualdo says she aims to aid Maurice in finding a new dancing partner, her marriage a surprise and a test of him with unfulfilled contracts.
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Japanese Salesmen of Singer Co Protest Price Hikes
Four thousand Japanese salesmen of the American Singer Sewing Machine Co of New York threaten action to-day over high machine prices, saying the cost is cutting sales.
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