Move to Restrict Women's Working Hours Heard in Legislature
Labor committee heard arguments on a Consumers League sponsored 1 hour week and 9 hour day measure amid opposition from Bridgeport and Yale manufacturers. Proponents cited health and efficiency, while opponents argued current hours already meet needs and extra limits would hurt production. Representative Cubelli and Marjory Wheney backed the bill with testimonies and manufacturer letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelegram Stat
Legigie Tve Labor Committee
F Ind
Consumers League
House of Representatives
Welfare
Associaons
Tose
Bridgeport Manufacturers’ Station
Ralph O Wells
Star Manufacturers’ Association
Wit Yiama
Yale and Towne Company
Stamford
Jacob Goodhart
Nave Haven “Manufactrers’ Associates
Jen
Marv Wells
Thos
Joseph Cubelli
Bridgeport
Marjory Wheney
Manchester Winer
Wister Sala
Bridgepot
Willams
Vale
Cubelli Tolt Ie
Natute
Brifizepart
Overloading Charge Fined in Greenwich
In Greenwich a driver from Newark faced overload charges after a truck weighed at 34 950 pounds seven and a half tons. Judge Mead imposed a $100 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Hawthrone Avenue
Newark
Lordship Voting District Pending in House Debate
Fragmented report shows discussion on voting district for Lordship with legislative activity in March. Mentions committees, bills, licensing fees, school certificates, and state institution supervision. cites names and places such as Burlington Norwalk Stratford Simsbury Manchester and Hartford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordship
Fragmented Meeting Notes From A Distant Newspaper Page
A meandering OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about meetings, places, and people. It references towns and events in a garbled form with several proper names and partial dates, creating a hazy snapshot of local civic or social gatherings.
Westport Electric Bond Insurance Bill Defeated in Senate
Westport Electric Co faces bond issuance limits amid opposition from Senators Redden and Wilde. Amendments sought to curb or regulate bonds by Public Utilities Commission failed as bill passed, with proponents arguing no change from original language. The measure names Samuel P Senior and Laverty as incorporators, amid broader disputes over capital stock mortgage provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telequim Stiff
Harteors Wuach
Buinding
Albert & Lavery
Fairfield
Westport Electric Company
Willam A Redden
Frank L Wide
Bridgeport
Senate Today
Senator Redden
Public Tribles Commission
Wilders
Reddens
House
Senate
Ernest Anderson
Incorporations Committee
Redden
Wilde
Anderson
Public Utilities Commissions
Suport
Commission
Wilder
Westport
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Laverty
Lineburgh Elects New Leaders At Annual Company A Banquet
Lineburgh was elected president of Company A at the rotation banquet last night at Prohlawyountry Club. Other officers include Harald Fond sorersty Welling Nichola assistant secretary six Alex Baldwin trew virer Carere Kuhne Affe. The meeting featured a minstrel show by seven members with Fawad Caldwell Tdwerd MecCar wy Thursvex lising TT Ler vis Tohn thirsty Sliniey Wirelore couty Vertis Flush Blaisdell liaend Reed Palph hairchild and 4 fit 11 Fmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Lineburgh
Fheera
Harald Fond Sorersty Welling Nichola
Alex Baldwin Trew
Virer
Carere Kuhne
Fanguet Ani Entertainment
Hela
Weir
Fawad Caldwell
Tdwerd
MecCar
Wy Thursvex
Lising
Lervis Tohn Thirsty
Sliniey Wirelore Couty Vertis Flush
Blaisdell Liaend Reed Palph Hairchild
Angus Thorne Addresses Charities at PT Meet
Angus Thorne discusses charities at a PT meet amid debate on church funds. The report notes questions about laws governing charitable donations and a push for clearer guidelines and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Thorne
P. T. Meet
Radio Reception Confusion Amid Static Issues
Report notes listeners expected atmospheric conditions to improve with clear signals but last night’s reception remained troubled. WTAM Cleveland and Chicago stations were clearer, while Lindenfield began bilingual announcements in French then English to support about 17010 students studying French with WBZ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jifs
Clewts
Chicago
Wad
Lmnefield
Fienet
WBZ
Further Division of Wave Lengths Ordered by Washington
Washington reports the Department of Commerce intends further separation of broadcasting wave lengths. A ten kilocycles split may be insufficient and prison of fifteen kilocycles is favored to reduce interference between adjacent bands. This would trigger reallocations, hindering new stations and pushing current ones to lower bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
National Radio
Wales
Fishermen to Use Stock Streams Bill Debated in House
The House debated a fisheries and game bill granting fishing rights and privileges on ponds lakes and streams to provide access routes and control, with provisions for a close season from September 1 to October 41 and licensing exemptions for European lives. Deputy Judge TW Stenles Pinney filled a vacancy, and Mrs Clarissa Nevins presided part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siate Capion
Sehruim
Europeat
Sheries
Game Roth
Stenles Pinney
Creen
Clarissa Nevins
Junfield
Delamiter
Welhrisfielt
Addess Sheeharr
On to Portland Club formed by 8 and P W
A meeting of the Budget and Business and Professional Women's club discussed forming the On to Portland Club to promote enthusiasm for the final WHA convention in Portland Maine. The program included a National Officers session on July 1 and a round table discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Club
P. W
Perla
Budgepnt Business and Professional Womens Club
Portland
Charles Night
Hope Fc
Teddy Trom
Ataricos
Board of Pardons and related state officials named
The governor sent to the Senate appointments for four year terms to the board of pardons and related roles including consulting physician at the state prison. Also named were directors for the Cheshire reformatory and harbor commissioners at New Slaveson, with terms from July 1 1926 or vacancy. Senate confirmed nominations for state prison director, tax commissioner, and motor vehicle commissioner. A range of amendments and bills were discussed in committee, including school district consolidations, police benefit funds, and public utilities oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staceh Capitol Hraitfort
Senate
Rellin U ‘Tyler
Hidéam
Merihus
Board of
Pire Dons
Tle
Puede K T Shapsen
Lows
A Cheney
Flartford
Chales Hawkins Clark
Hartford
John P Liton
Waterbury
Indhidua
Ddswin P Root Negen Haven
Morgan B. Brainard
Isadore Wise
William HW Blogcott
Robbins B
Stoeckel
Westport
Redden
Bridgeport
Mission
Anderson Griffen Wilder
Caulenger
Cronin
Tn Rephing
Redien
76H Ties Commission
Mindigs
Mancheser
Ig Mationtl Hinterguten Asao iv
Nes
Wooler Company Iniensine
Divinity student held for passing checks
A Divinity student was detained after attempting to pass checks at an unnamed location. The record notes he admitted wrongdoing and claimed a relationship with his wife motivated a misdeed. Police were involved and two persons were summoned for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Alison
Sos
Dean
Cineine
New York Resists Child Labor Law Action
Albany March 11 Rath Yeatlen of the General Child Labor Amendment says immediate ratification and a referendum measure were not passed after lengthy Republican conference in the New York Assembly. No action on child labor reform this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Rath Yeatlen
Kenealy 10 Stay In Contest For Stamford Judge
Hartford march 11 senator Matthew Kenealy plans to stay in the contest for the Stamford waigeship as settlement of the Stamford City court fight nears. Reports say the state Republican organization favors Judge Samuel Young with House Clerk Daniel T L Hickes to succeed Kenealy, while Hickes may also be eyed for another post. Kenealy, backed by the senate, is said to be at odds with the state organization after committee appointments were announced and amid constitutional amendment and Manufacturers Committee disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Wartford
Wim
Flouse Tooli
Jean
Jonnt Maintin
Timphrey
Stratford
Geertmen
Starion
Newill
Bmlington
Byrnes
Norwak
Ale House
Senate
Gov
Aolunts
Sebasto Gurdini
Baltic
Baltic An
Widson Watoby Inshan
Bridsepork
Agriculura
Igriculture
Wilford
Simsbury
Telegram
Hartford
Stamford
Matthew Kenealy
Pevson
Kenealy
Republican Town Committee
Harry Mackenzie Roraback
Samuel Young
Daniel TL Hickes
Hickey
Alfred @ Baldwin
Derby
Young Ie
Itag
City Judgeships To Be Acted On By Senate Today
Warford March 41 telegram reports Bridgeport City court judgeship resolutions nominating Raphff Reers for judge and William T Burkley for deputy judge will be reported for Senate action tomorrow. The governor’s reappointment bill faces uncertain reception as committee members weigh the resolutions. Several senators are expected to favor the proposals, while others may raise issues about qualification and procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rr Telegram
Wardford
Raphff
Willim T Burkley
Bridgeport
Senate
William A Relden
Rominae
Tndesiy Committee
Wilder
I Resoirations Chilenge
Liem and
Conse
James Shiannos
Surgeon Reinstated at Brideepat Hospital
Dr Warguias repurns Dr Br Waureulis at Rt? as surgeon. He returns to former position in place of DL W & Mileod. Dr Meleod detailed to daily duties at Brideepat hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Waureulis
Numavente Ancetty
W & Mileod
Meleod
Daly
Brideepat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Wells
Consumers’ League
Cubell
Manufacturers’ Association
Seretary
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Pairfield
Burlington
vVexuporn
Voss Mains
Sroatia Pol
Ryathin Fednens
Avenar
Westport Electric Bill
Sponsored BY
Savery
Ford
Getrad
Padorse
Whee Ber Bibt
Marbil
Board OF Pardons
Cheshire Reformatory
Trumbull
Judge Young
Warguias
Alaska
Skagway
White Pass
Orcle Lake Athan
Yukon
Dawson City
Trans-Continental
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Hen R. Perry
Madison Ava
New York City
Elm St
G. W. Fairchild & Sons Inc
Jewelers and
Salversmiths
Abronsa
Chloro Chemical Corporation
Mount Vernon
Earned Ice
Lvid
Pawl UN al Polivius
Apari
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