Education Board Seeks Probe Into Tax Board Election Bargain
The Board of Education demands clarification from Tax Board committee members John A. Leverly and Edward C. Spargo about a $100 janitors’ raise labeled an election bargain. Spurred by claims of corrupt practices, the board votes to invite the two officials to explain how grant funding was tied to the school budget in the upcoming fiscal year.
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Tax! Board
John A. Leverly
Edward C. Spargo
Board of Teducation
Board of Waucation
Aubton
Lynn W. Wilson
Laverty
TAX
Ahora Ramen
Aska
Wilson
Tha “Wans Diemen
Wilann
Owen Burns
Turns
Ohio
Cutting
Mary K. Cutting
Burns
Wiaun
Oneer
Lasue
Alfred, Fones
Boiard
Geport Trolley Fare Change Prompted by Transfers
Manchister New Mexico reports a local disturbance with an earthquake like shock at 1:46 tonight. Tremors caused damaged storefronts and rattled windows in several towns. A second quake followed, with thunder reportedly heard. no injuries noted.
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Manchiester
Liteitielt
Londonderry
Hook Gell
Suncook
Bridgeport Faces Debate Over Five and Seven-and-a-Half Cent Fares
City leaders, the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission, and the Connecticut Company weigh a state wide uniform fare versus Bridgeport’s radial five cent scheme. A final hearing is set for March 21 at City Hall while officials push for or against the present five cent rate in Bridgeport.
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Nd Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Manufacturers’ Association
Connecticut Company
Higgins
Public Utility Commission
Bridgeport
Public Utilities Commission
Cie Conmission
Richard F. Higgins
Prnicipal
Fred Atwater Seid
Chamber of Commerce
Seward B. Price
The
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Alicoona
Higelne
Lvii Sign Commission
Lother Hines
Connecticut Corte Pany
Henry I.slings
TaAtehHeld
Ready 10 Leave Ruhr as Soon as Germany Pays Up
Decides to expedite coal mine output as France and Belgium demand German reparations before evacuating the Ruhr and the Meuse region. A Franco Belgian communique says measures to speed coal and coke deliveries are in place while penalties and reprisals for attacks are discussed. Continued on page two.
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Germany
Truhr
Mehl
Poincare
Theunis
Hitler
Rhine
France
Belgium
Quastiona
Bert
Alver
Chinese Opium Arrest at Lodging House
A man named Charlie Wah was arrested for unlawful possession of opium in a lodging house at 6 State Street. Police found him with an opium laden pipe as detectives searched for associates linked to a man who died in Derby. The officer noted a heavy narcotic scent as the incident unfolded in the Waterstate streets district.
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Doyle
State Street
Derby
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Doyle Pasaling
Deadly storm leaves widespread destruction across states
A sweeping storm across Tennessee Kentucky Ohio and surrounding areas reports multiple deaths and extensive damage. Victims include residents of Pinson Jackson Louisville Cleveland and Akron with dozens injured homes and rail structures damaged as winds toppled buildings and derricks. Authorities note at least nine fatalities in Kentucky and Ohio injuries and property losses are widespread across the region.
De la Garza Party Organized in Cuba
Havana March 1 A party organization in Cuba reports efforts related to the Mexican presidential race with preliminaries to be verified The National Mesivan Union appears in the proceedings and the party seeks official recognition or backing in the political process.
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DE LA Garza
Cuba
Havana
Fapeteria de Te Cera
Presidental Phat
Mexico
National
Mesivan Union
Abolishment of Federal Tax Exemptions Urged
A Republican spokesman from Connecticut urges abolition of federal tax exemptions for manufacturers and insurance firms. He argues revenue should come from rescinding exemptions and taxing securities bought by large concerns from wartime insurance. Debate covers taxation versus appropriation and treasury funding.
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John Buckley
Republican Organization
Ins
Iauranes
John Buckles
Republican Organization of Fonenecticut
Fairfield County Republican Women's Association
Tiachies
Gaddey
Local lites Goard chairs subcommittee at next meeting
Board assigns subcommittee members to attend the next meeting and report on alleged detection issues. Public notices reference arrests, park changes, and a probe into government officials amid a flood of regional finance, weather, and education updates.
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Goard
Vongider Alon
Ness
Hiducation Board
Lee Gain
Milford
Staniford
Alleged Tin Box Robber Held in New York Case
An unidentified man known as the Lin bins mane awhidle is said to have staged a bank theft in New York with a accomplice. They allegedly convinced a Helagepore youth to withdraw $400 and promised share of $10000 if the plan succeeded. Police report the hoax involved a note to mislead a victim into opening a box with $1 bills.
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New York
Anelen
Wlaessers
America
Aoitan
Himgelfo Ag
Keward Tor
Tocad
Enrique U. Hhaeher
Sint Aleet
Chen
Seaxton
Diay
Court Seizes Cocaine From Government Sale Purchases
A defendant connected to a four month Tidwanda case was arrested after police found thousands of dollars worth of cocaine and heroin linked to government sale purchases. The seizure implicates the suspect in trafficking and illegal private sales, with authorities pursuing charges and asset seizures.
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Wastiington
Pole
Cylin Tal Herody Boald
Conaniasioner
Anton
Vba Cine
Governor Appeal to Save 15 Year Old from Gallows
News report from New York traces a nationwide clemency appeal to Governor tardwick of Georgia and the Shire Prison commission asking mercy for Ralph Baker a 15 year old accused in a murder case. The appeal cites his extreme youth and urges clemency to give him a chance to reform with support from youth and welfare groups.
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New York
Tardwick
Georgia
Commienion
Jtalph
Baker
Ralph
George Baker
Roy Sronla
America
Wooderatl League of Americ Jewish Welfare
International Y. M
Ralph Baker
Probe of U S Officials in Rum Running Investigation Opens
An inquiry by United States District Attorney George Hymphen of Hartford into alleged rum running was launched after State's Attorney forwarding information reached the DA. The probe aims to determine the nature of government involvement and whether charges justify further action, with Bar Association members commenting on morale and potential investigations once specifics emerge.
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Rum
United States
George Hymphen
Hartford
Lita
Tamer
Iin Innga
Plen
Cum— Cornings
Villange
Samuel C. Shaw
Griavante Diprimite
Aledela
Colesa
Cauimitter
Har
Allornes Shaw
Shronach
Vom
Attorno
Sanford Stoddard
Attormey Lois Ale Wns
Hutt
Doctors Fooled by Hot Water Bottle Temperature Trick
Escanaba Michigan reports a case where a girl named Evelyn Lyons had her temperature read from a fake thermometer after a hot water bottle was placed under her arm. Doctors from the Presbyterian Hospital investigated and found the readings had been manipulated, leading to a hoax investigation and public notice.
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Escanaba
Mich
Haas
Harry St. Hemel
Ph. Cid
Fical
American Medical Association
Braeevelyn Lyons
Bacal
Thal Beni
Hyatt
Retnet
Snyder
Dennel
Kacanitba
Migtar
Associabyd
Bryden al CIA
Ditlona
Pratt
Hong
Hs Enlay
Jevelyn
Mires Lavan
Seizure of 100 Barrels of Liquor Prompts Federal Case
After a year the seizure of 109 barrels of alcohol at Mind freight yards leads to a federal case in the United States Court in Boward. Four men face conspiracy bonds of 16,000 each as the government prepares for arraignment on April 2. Lawyers for Pred Wink and Willan Jey Brien plan defense. the incident triggers talk of enforcement shifts.
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United States
Boward
Inte
Bow
Ntate
Michael Delohery
Af An
Red Iy Kirk
Bethel
Waldain ‘Hiden
Bramford Sigan
Dinert
Inhor
Danbury Police Seize Barrels of Wine and Cider
Danbury police seized five barrels of wine and hard cider and small quantities of whiskey and gin during raids on two residences on Railroad Avenue. Officers under Captain David W. Bradley detained occupants Antonio Nigro and Antonin Moffa. A 19 gallon whiskey record and related items were confiscated. Held for hearing in City Court tomorrow morning.
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Pon Dantilliay
Cnmimand
David W. Bradley
Antonin Moffa
PR Railroad Avenue
Warreta
Railroad Avenue
Antonio Nigro
Real Conarrase
New York Prohibition Chief to Quit Friday
New York Prohibition Commissioner John OD. Dassinal will resign effective March 15 after serving at the head of New York and New Jersey enforcement. Appleby is named acting head at Boston to oversee division duties, with Yellowley to join duties in May.
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Prohibition
John OD
Dassinal
York
New Javney
Ohin
Boston
Nuecwndtehir
Appleby
Tc. Yellowley
Park Board 10 Holds Important Meeting Today
The Park Board meets this afternoon to discuss plans for Beardsley park golf house and a nominee for the commissionership left vacant by Judge Morris Beard ales death. President George Wannee says the public misreads the new nineteenth pale world, and funds may be redirected from the $8,000 for the golf house to add improvements at the existing Yinka Inn. The building committee nears approval of plans for the new brickie to be used starting April 1. No candidate has been chosen for the board vacancy by Judge Gear.
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Beardsley
Park
Morria Beardales
George Wannee
Yinka
Qinton Harnum
Commissionera
Juidge Gear
Mr. Kamen
General Assembly to Act on Zoning Bill
The General Assembly will act on a zoning bill regarding the division of Bridgenent into a zone. Aldermen Ralph Ty Beorg and Dash W Price attend for Republicans while Aldermen Willan Brady Dasid Cronin and Wy Hogan, Democrats, are named. William Od havens, president of the Common Council, will miss the hearings.
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Divicon
Bridgenent
Aone
Ralph Ty Beorg
Dash W. Price
Republicanke
Willan Brady
Dasid & Cronin
Wy Hogan
Wiliam Od Havens
The
Common Counsel
Bowlby Attacks Sabbath Observance Critics
Barry L Bowlby secretary of the Lord's Lay Alliance attacked critics of Sabbath observance at a Sixth April al dinner at First Presbyterian Church Men’s League. He accused movie magnates and sports interests of power politics opposing the Sabbath and warned against Sunday movie bills and commercial pressure.
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Ouristan
Barry L. Bowlby
Lord's Lay Alliance
First Presbyterian Church Men's League
Tong
Ani
Tos Tekan
Pore Fon
Immediate dissolution of the Bulgarian chamber takes effect
Bulgaria, Mer. 12. The immediate dissolution of the chamber came into effect today. Premier Stampauliaky set to work to reorganize the cabinet. Two engagements have already been appointed, Mouvavieli, former chargé at the Hague and Constantinople, as Minister of War, and M. Stoyanoff as Minister of Interior.
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Bulgaria
Mer
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Stampauliaky
Din
Iurgeens
Me Mouvavieli
Hague
Constantinople
M. Stoyanoff
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