Boxing Head Seeks State Reform to End Boxings Fights
Hartford March 1a Many boxing bouts in Connecticut are “in the bag” before they start, boxing promoter Thomas M. Galvin told the Legislative Judiciary committee. Wheeler’s bill would abolish the eight county boxing commission for a one man board with deputies, a move opposed by Hugh Red Dy of Hartford and others. The measure aims to raise sports standards and curb petty squabbles, drawing both support and criticism from writers and officials.
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Isle of Pines Treaty Ratified After 20 Years
Havana reports the Isle of Pines treaty clearing the Senate by 76 to 14, with the United States relinquishing claims to the isle in favor of Cuba. President Zayas and officials welcomed the news amid cabinet meetings and cheers. The vote aligns with a Lausanne convention context and anticipation of further Turkish treaty ratification.
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Orange and Black For 1926 Markers
Connecticut will issue 1926 measure car markers in black numerals on a chrome orange field under state specifications. A new numerals font bolder than 1926 digits but not as heavy as later years has been ordered. The second 1925 motor vehicle rex jeter lists about 12 000 commercial registrations plus 21 156 passenger registrations from the first installment, totaling about 77 000 registrations printed to date with transfers in the second installment.
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Senator Smoot Suffered Indigestion and Resting at Home
Washington March 14 Senator Reed Smoot of Utah a veteran Republican leader was stricken today with a bad attack of indigestion and removed to his home after medical treatment. Physicians said the condition was not critical but a general breakdown from overwork required absolute rest for two weeks with possible return to vote on the War bonds nomination. Smoot, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, has been under heavy strain since December, and friends say he has overworked himself. he was assisted from the Senate chamber to his office before being moved to the Senate baths for care.
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Attorneys Claim Publicity Given Chapman Hurts
Hartford reports indicate a Bristol hearing on March 24 to determine change of venue for Gerald Chapman’s murder trial. Witnesses claim publicity biased opinions, with affidavits from local residents and subpoenas issued to newspaper officials to testify on circulation impact. State's Attorney Alcorn opposes relocation as defense attorney Murphy files for the transfer.
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Friday the 13th Passes Without Hard Luck in Bridgeport
Bridgeport records a calm Friday the 13th with no disaster. The Berlenbach Packers report gains as farmers welcome the lifting of the chicken embargo nearby.
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Barn Destroyed By Fire In Ten Minutes
A barn on Seaview avenue and Coggswell street burned down yesterday afternoon at 1 40 o clock within ten minutes. Fire headquarters could not furnish the proprietor’s name. The one story barn was attended by Engine Co 11.
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Fire devastates two Thomaston business blocks
Skeletons remain of the Webster and Welton blocks after a mysterious blaze in Thomaston. Firemen battled flames through the night as adjacent shops including Harper’s lunchroom and Mona hava poolroom faced damage. No injuries reported. damage estimated at 5,040. The fire’s origin and cause remained unresolved as residents recalled past losses.
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Stratford Man Kills Himself After Struggle With Wife
Stratford police found Gus Klein dead from a throat-cutting self-inflicted wound in the second floor bedroom after a struggle with his wife who escaped by leaping from a second story window. Mrs Klein sought refuge with Oscar Johnson while two sons fled the scene. Medical examiner ruled the death as death by own action.
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Mrs Joseph Pulitzer Dies After Accident in New York
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer died at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat hospital from surficial injuries after an automobile collision Thursday night. A blood transfusion failed to revive her. Her husband, editor of the St Louis Post Dispatch, was traveling to the city from a fishing trip.
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Not Guilty for W E D Stokes in Defamation Conspiracy
In Chicago on March 13, 73 year old New York millionaire William E D Stokes was acquitted by a criminal court jury after a six week trial for conspiracy to defame his wife Helen Elwood Stokes. Co defendant Robert F Lee was also acquitted on the first ballot. The verdict followed lengthy deliberations and a dramatic courtroom moment as the judge ruled a co defendant need not be present.
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Desire Under Elms Cleared In Local Theatre Review
Two plays cleared by the District Attorney after review at the Rialto theatre include Eugene O Neill’s Desire Under the Elms and The Virebran Mayer. The theatre Guild production They Wanted featuring Rivhard and Pauline Lord faced scrutiny. My Banton’s work was deemed too immoral and would be revised. The fate of a third production, tentative clearance pending scene changes, remains under review as officials weigh suppression versus tolerance in a wave of relief sweeping the venue.
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New Arms Conference Plan Opened by Coolidge
President Coolidge believes recent League of Nations disarmament developments may open the door to a proposed United States called arms conference. Ambassadors in London Paris Rome and Tokyo would report back under Kellogg guidance. Britain signals willingness, with focus on land and naval arms, amid cautious official steps.
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Yale Night Triumph At Stratfield Hotel Concert
Yale triumphs again as Glee and Banjo clubs captivate Bridgeport with Yale night at Stratfield Hotel. Over 500 professionals attend. performances include Mother of Men and Come Again Sweet Love. Yale orchestra and quartet encore repeatedly. dancing follows amid Yale nostalgia and pictures.
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Coolidge Demands Warren Named In Senate War Talk
New York March 13 Bombina agents tonight arrested ten men found drilling at the Ukraine Society headquarters. Fifty others were rounded up with rifles. Rifles and sabers seized at the headquarters of the Communist or Workers' Party.
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President Pursues Warren Nomination Despite Adverse Report
President Coolidge pressed Senate leaders to push the nomination of Charles Warren for Attorney General amid a 9 to 7 adverse Judiciary Committee vote. He sought to sway Republicans Borah and Mead, aiming to secure confirmation in open session, while opponents planned parliamentary moves to block.
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Bridgeport News Briefs Mix Crimes and Court News
Bridgeport reports a man faces sexual assault allegations amid investigative probes. A judge considers cases of missing spouses and related legal actions. Local politics, business, and sports items fill the page with multiple briefs and notices across Fairfield County.
General Pershing Reaches New York Harbor
General John J. Pershing arrives in New York aboard the battleship Utah after returning from Peru where he attended the Centennial Battle of Ayaacucha as ambassador extraordinary. He disembarks with Admiral Plunkett and is met by Major General Charles P. Summerall and a reception committee of army officers and American Legion members.
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Government Men Win Seven Seats in Irish Election
Dublin march 13 government men secure seven seats in the dall eireann miniature election to fill vacancies caused by nationalist resignations. Despite some close contests the government candidates won, while nationalist influence appears waning as apathy and low turnout marked the vote in some districts. Analysts say the result weakens nationalist control and signals a shift toward the government.
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