Healy Permits Eclectics To Practice Until Adjudication
Hartford March filed report shows attorney activity as Judge Wolfe chaired chamber session delaying trolley fare changes until April 14. Connecticut Utilities Commission heard uniformity arguments on Bridgeport and city lines while protesters seek more data on revenues costs and property values to justify fare adjustments.
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Storm disrupts trial and townwide damage in Bridgeport
Bridgeport reports a storm disturbing a local trial as windows break in a courtroom and jurors are summoned. Warnings of gale force winds cause house demolitions and storage injuries while city officials address trolley fare, public utilities notices, and a postponement of hearings to examine evidence.
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Creek
President Urges March 15 Tax Cut Amid House Apathy
President requests immediate adoption of a 23 percent personal income tax cut in the Revenue bill, targeting use this year. The House shows apathy, with Greene and Longworth saying unanimous consent is unlikely and no chance for passage as a separate measure. The message waits as Congress delays after other business, with continued debate over enforcing the cut before April deadlines.
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Court weighs refusal of $100000 bid in bankruptcy case
Public auction tension rises as creditors dispute acceptance of a private offer of 100.50 for personal property of a bankrupt concern. Attorneys from Boston New York and local interests appear before Judge Mdwin and Thomas amid opposition to accepting the bid. A creditor’s committee and Keating voice support noting the public auction risks. A separate arrest report notes Edward ste of Orchard Street charged with breach of peace and drunkenness.
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Ierain Corporaton
Lambern Ind Co
Boston
Arthur Frank
New York
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Ion Tee
Mdwin & Thomas
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Von
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Keogh
Clifford
Wilson
Xald
Edward Ste H
Orchard Street
Emerday
President to Speak at Associated Press Meet in Washington
President Coolidge is slated to speak at an Associated Press meet in Washington. The event marks a spring speaking engagement with multiple addresses anticipated, highlighting the administration’s outreach across media circles.
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Republican Town Committee Backs Coolidge Campaign Ties
The Republican Town Committee unanimously endorsed President Coolidge’s administration and his presidential nomination, pledging delegates for the state convention. Town Chairman Alfred W. Burdich said delegates elected will be pledged to Coolidge as the group plans a citywide slate completion before the primaries.
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Phats Fine
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Democratic Executie Board
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Homnaa Harrison
Tomorow
Artha
G Leake
Bond Mailing Reported In Westport Court Case
The town's record shows bonds mailed to Westport Court on Friday in a case involving Janes Garr, with a fine imposed and appeals noted. Attorney Slavat sky of Norwalk represented Gorman at the final, and Charles Kemper, chair of the police committee, presented a town investigation report to selectmen amid ongoing concerns about town cow 1 methods and police conduct.
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Nord
Euonte
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Atau
Slavatsky
Norwalk
Gorman
Inal
Banda Charles Kemper
Volice
Communication Is Wrecked by Storm
A severe storm battered Bridgeport and surrounding towns hindering traffic and cutting many telegraph and telephone lines. Wires snapped across Fairfield Stratford Ridgefield and Trumbull leaving upstate communication nearly impossible. Widespread outages affected Myrtle Park avenues and local offices as trains and trolley services faced delays.
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Trumbull
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Oder
Richard Harns
Officag
United Aluminating Company
Myrtle Avenue
Park Avenue
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Chicago
Vermont
Milford
Myrtle Beach
Hnes
Hillssee
Third Party Convention Set For June 17
A conference of delegates from several states called for a third party convention to nominate a president and vice president and to adopt a national platform. The meeting, attended by Senator Roche and Molabotstte of Wisconsin, set June 17 as the date to convene in St Paul.
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St Pau
Wesilen
Whireen
Wile
Roche
Former Bridgeport Woman Dies in South
A Bridgeport native, long associated with the city’s civic life, dies in the southern state after a long illness. The obituary notes her six years of residence away from Bridgeport and mentions surviving family members.
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Bridgeport
Stagey Spain House Parties Stir Local Readers
The Bridgeport Sunday Post reports on a lively scene with guests and a parade of social events in Spain. Prominent figures like Newsome and Samuelightez appear in a muddled but entertaining sketch presented as a muster of comedy for readers.
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Bridgeport Sunday Post
Lenroot Resigns OS Committee Chair Amid Testimony
Senator Lenroot resigns as chairman of the OS committee after a cross examination of John F Major and release of his letter. Benatar Ladd of North Dakota to succeed him, with Lenroot stating he would be glad to be relieved of duties but declining to step down before investigation ends.
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Tax Commissioner Blodgett Expected Here This Week
Irregular telegrams claim Worlane t. Buintant and others discuss a tax case that may involve high level apportionment reforms. Officials anticipate Blodgett's arrival to address valuation increases and possible subpoenas as investigations proceed with no definite timing given by city officials.
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treRardii
Barrow
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Tate
Wathin
Fitotig
Franc Rally Highlights J. P. Credit Negotiations
French share prices moved sharply as news of ongoing talks on government credit and potential policy shifts spurred investors. A broad rally followed early losses, with the cable market showing gains as traders anticipated possible extensions and support from international lenders.
Temporary Bars Revocation Order In Connecticut
State records note a temporary suspension that reverts to the pre decision status while appeals on license revocations proceed. Newspapers report Ground Jury summons, first license batch revocation, Sutcliffe manslaughter charge, and broader licensure actions affecting medical practice in Connecticut. Attorney General Healy maintains debarred practitioners may practice pending appeal decisions.
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Neal
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SUTCLIFFE GETS SIX MONTHS JAIL FOR DEATH SANCTION
Sutcliffe, once licensed, was jailed six months by Judge William Maltbie in Hartford County Superior Court for manslaughter in the death of Albert Hoody from ether during an operation. Hoody, a service man, was overdosed while Sutcliffe directed a fellow worker to administer ether as Hoody’s mangled finger was operated on. The Grand Jury indicted Sutcliffe. defense had claimed professional negligence, while the Medical Examiner linked the death to improper conduct.
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Ray Colorado
Milk Machine Case Trial Marked by Adventure at Sualin
The trial in the Milk Machine case opened with confusion and a sense of adventure as jurors, witnesses, and officials faced long sessions and unexpected incidents. A bystander, Waites, was drawn into the proceedings, while a deputy sheriff recruited a juror from among passersby. The proceeding adjourned briefly after a home disturbance near Painte d, then resumed with the jury selection and testimony.
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Attorney General Opens Trial Soon for Eclectic Practitioners
Hartford Attorney General Fra Healy campaigns for trial as soon as grand jury evidence is ready. Conference with Superior Court Judge Wolfe and Attorney Dillon discussed postponement due to appeals. Prosecution seeks to curb unlicensed practice while appeals unfold, with potential temporary practice allowances during delays.
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