Republican Town Committee Sets Meeting for Caucuses
Local Republican leaders plan a March caucus schedule with citywide and district events to select delegates for primaries and conventions. Alfred W. Burdick chairs the meeting, while Kilpatrick and Young Republican figures discuss slate positions and potential citywide primary tests. Delegates total ten for the state convention, with seven from the district and others allocated by the statewide rules.
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Bay State Bus Firm to Operate Canaan Line
The Public Utilities Commission today granted permission to Tinker Bus Company of Great Barrington Massachusetts to operate on the Connecticut Massachusetts line to Canaan. Almond Hughes of Canaan had petitioned for permission to operate on the same route, but his request was denied by the Commission.
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Green Season in Cape Cod Town Shops and Study Club Plans
The scene captures Cape Cod shop windows and a local study group embracing spring. Natalie Adler notes St Pat celebrations at the Happiness Gift Shop, with green décor and special prices on yard goods, bicycles, and car seats, while a study club coordinates books from Mathews Bros Inc for Reading with a Purpose.
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Democrats Attack Republicans in Senate Civil War Tone
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds as Democrats lambaste Republicans over unemployment and misgovernance. Smoot faces charges while Wagner and Hatson spear the party line. The Senate roams through coal, cotton, and anti labor injunction debates amid looming election battles. The House outlines major bills, including the Alien Property and a naval reform push, with local bridge measures tucked into the calendar.
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50 000 Guests Invited To Maharajah’s Wedding
Fifty thousand guests are invited to the wedding of Miss Neney Miller of Seattle and the former Maharajah of Indore Baruaha in Indore. The city gleams with a fairy-tale glow as a grand procession features elephants and dancing girls from across India. A large fireworks and illuminations contract is in place while the former Maharajah arrived today from Calcutta.
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Two break ins trimmed to $15 and pants theft report
Detective Gus Schiller of 722 Grand Street reported his home entered in the evening after a rear door was broken. A total of $15 in cash was taken from a desk. Joseph Levine of 57 Capital Avenue reported a pair of pants stolen. Two young men who had just entered were scared away by Vincent Tetouri, an electrician who was pausing.
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Lame Duck Sessions Put Constitutional Reform in Play
Washington dispatch notes House members split over the White House backed plan to abolish lame duck sessions and set a new presidential election date. debate centers on Congress power to fix dates and a Bankhead amendment for a two year House term. others fear timing and political risk as foreign scene references potential Anglo Japanese implications.
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Revive Anglo Japanese Pact, Paper’s Hope
The Kokwain Shumbun comments on the looming threat of the Japanese attack and how reviving the Anglo Jap pact is portrayed as a path to securing Britain’s rail base at Hong Kong and peace in the region. The piece outlines hope that renewed alliances could deter aggression and stabilize the Pacific theater.
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Claims Exceed Assets in Estate of Kardos
Carecer sues probate to access assets as commissioners hear claims against Bela Kardos estate. Judge Bartlett named commissioners to hear the case. The estate holds an insurance policy near 810,000, with a large charge by the insurer.
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