Soldier Bonus Bill Stirs Connecticut Legislature Hearing
Hartford March hearing on a proposed state bonus for World War I veterans drew cheers and jeers. Opponents argued the bill would cost 4 to 6 million dollars and unfairly reward some veterans. Proponents cited past bonuses and military service, with figures from Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion supporting the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
Wethersfield
Hisses
Joers
Kolm
Mourne
Senate
John H. Willams
Bridgeport
Veterans of Foreign Warn
Edward J. Kelly
Colchester
American Legion
Sepeng
Che Tego
Keily
Dozana
France
Chadroun Venton
Willimante
Hiluiwel
Williania
Bouua
Wideniphin
Hartford
Veterans of Foreign War
Rudd
Post
Harter &. Wheeler
Stratford
Tusktown
Olden
Meviden
McGrath
Waterbury
Vone
New Ulevon
George' i F
Gregery
Boys Burned Playing Near Bonfire Near St Randall Ave
Two youths, Pater Calabrese aged 168 and Frank Belarrado aged 10, were burned on hands and forearms while near a bonfire on St Randall Avenue. They were taken to St. Vincent's hospital in stable condition and treated for the painful injuries. Household hints note a wintergreen olive oil balm said to relieve rheumatic pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Calabrese
Frank Belarrado
St Randall Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bonus Advocate Points to Defeat of Glynn
Amid a storm of discussion at the General Assembly, supporters and opponents debated the Soldiers' Bonus bill for veterans of the Mercian Wars. Senate and House members gathered to press for or against the measure, with questions about funding and political consequences highlighted by veteran advocates and legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn
Uartford
Mir
General Assembly
Committee
Senate
House
George Ch Post
Hartford
Legislative Colamites
Bul
Fire Commission Seeks Reason for Captain McCarthy Action
Commissioner Righter and Finnegan push to uncover motives behind Captain McCarthy’s unusual moves. McCarthy faced potential demotion after a prior dispute and requested a detailed explanation at the board meeting. The commission plans to hear his account at the next regular session.
Hearing on State Normal School Bill at General Assembly
A brief hearing on a bill for the State Normal School was held before the Education Committees of the General Assembly. Representatives and local officials appeared for and against the measure, expressing satisfactions or objections depending on preliminary assignments and taring terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Taupe
I Bridgeyart
Waa & Mere
Adolf Lederoy
Manisure
Atfred G Fone
Jyan We Wilson
Ihn Judgapert
Board of
Lauendon
Movie Theatres Push Tax Repeal Amid Broad Hearing
Theaters urged repeal of a multi tax scheme that raises admission costs for small venues by as much as 430 percent. Industry leaders including Groedou Rafi and William True argued the tax burden cripples cinemas. witnesses from across the state attended the Scute chamber to press for repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmall Theatres
Wilitlie True
Connecticut Motion Virture
Assucation Veter
Turkeestan Transformed by US Bug Trade and Nomad Shifts
A fragmented account describes Turkeestan under Bal ahoviel Tule and US insect trade, noting cultural upheaval, urbanization around train stations, and a move from nomadic life to settled farming. It references the Queen of Rage, the Takiintalog Mbyte Gos, and the impact of irrigation on labor and home life as rugs emerge as main income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mys
India
Src
Stalk Na Ceuals
Devert
Walk With God Ends Labor Fight Campaign Speech
Dr. Charles Goodell urged ending the labor dispute by walking with God during a Philadelphia Methodist addressing a crowd. He linked biblical figures to fair wages and praised the ten day campaign, with multipleUpcoming talks and a luncheon on Friday teed up by religious and business groups.
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DR. Goodell
Charles Goodell
Goodell
God
Enoch
Mnoch
Goodel Smat
Justin Lawrie
Herring
Cormel
Dr. Gondell
Chamber of Cammerny
Tawrle
Personal notes from Idlehmohd area gatherings and visits
Local item reports residents returning home after visits to relatives in Idlehmohd 170. Mrs James Uant of 10 Bradley Avenue hosts Orient Bewing cress members at 2 30 this afternoon. Mrs Ei A McClelan of 166 Park Street to entertain Authors’ elt tomorrow. Miss Gierteude McNoamara rests after appendicitis operation at St Vincent’s hospital. Kitchen shower for Nicholy by Miss Gol Miller’s Sunday school class. Calvary Episcopal Ladies guild birthday party honors five March birthdays with 30 plus members attending. Mrs William Webb of 479 Park Avenue to entertain Thursday Thiable club this afternoon.
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Mogh
Edward ¥Arley
Idlehmohd 170
L. 1
James Uant
Bradley Alveat
Ongkor
Fairview Avenue
Imemberg
Gierteude McNoamara
Hremont Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Kffle Tilty Af Nicholy
Gol Miller
Ladies Guild of
Calvary Episcopal Church
William Webb
Park Avert
Brotherhod President Man Falls From Ladder in Fatal Injury
Willanbartes, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, is in a coma with arteriosclerosis and severe injuries. William Schoolmaker, 306 Byo Avenue Bridgeport, lies in hospital after a ladder fall at Berkshire Cigarette Manufacturing, suffering a fractured skull.
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Brotherhood
Baliumorig
Mb. Mareh
Willan &Artes
Formr
Firgmen
Ehurel
William Schoolmaker
Byo Avenue
Bridgeport
Berkeshire Cig &Lature Company
Union Avenue
Governor Templeton Proclaims Good Friday 1923
Governor Charles A Templeton issues a Good Friday proclamation urging prayer fasting and contemplation for March 30 1923. He calls upon worshipping in homes and churches to reflect on prosperity and national need and to aid the needy while praying for deliverance from sin and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
Elvil
Ares
Dartford
Charles A Templeton
Clash Over Examinations Of Girl Pupils Sparks Hearing
Hartford March 14 a heated hearing debated a bill to set nurse qualifications and place nurses under school boards statewide. Dr Coon opposed while Wilson and board leaders supported the measure. The discussion touched on Bridgeport health exams of girls and broader health education in public schools.
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Coon
Wilson
Health Department
Board of Education
Bakewell
Hartford
Marcel
Cray W. Wilton
Bridgeport Board of Education
Br. Wimaan Phdoon
Bridgeport Health
At & Hearing Today
Wvam
Mittas
Gener
Vada
Charles M Bakewell
New Haven
Alfred ©. Fonea
Hoard of
Education
Board of Health
Bridgeport
Bakewall
Ones
N. & Tight
State Board of Education
Misa Hyde
Middletown
State Board of Examiners of Nurses
Connecticut Imagna of Nursing Education
Dia
Gibbs
Yantda
Goon
Dr. Taylor
Bridgeport Board of Health
Benator Bakewell
Dle
Persiani
Houthington
Itoune Mhoffman
Ermal
Dr. Fones
Caplains
Hrdgeport
Hoard of Health
Dr. i Jones
Inkford
Albert B. Meredith
Hin
Fones
Schooly
M. Myereth Cortright
Hubert Uirat
Ueaith
Byglena
Gioba of
Yeanus
Tax Returns Caustic Comment on Audits Delays
Government agents warned of years of auditing backlogs as they disclosed 900 million dollars in additional tax claims from old returns. About 10,000 accountants were needed to handle 26 million unexamined returns, with 1922 projections suggesting further gains while Wall Street activity stayed muted.
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Raturna
Fleld
Wall Street
Police uncover booze during arrest at 192 Nichols
Officers from Segend precinct raided a residence tied to a complaint about improper conduct. They found moonshine whiskey, a ten gallon container and five gallons seized. One person, Lesunabre wo InnHo Factoring, was released on bond 49 cents on charges of indecent conduct and violation of minor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Frank Toscnshio
Segend
Logeusbre
Banda
Two Day Off Plan Delayed by Board Decision
The board delayed plans to buy new fire hose citing a recommendation for 8000 feet of hose at a cost of 9000 dollars. A February report lists a beneficiary from the Joan department with a 72-dollar amount. An application from May Lindley Street was received, and the surgeon’s report notes eight men on duty for injuries or illness in the last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woile
New Houn
Pring
Connecticut State Firemans Assacres
Joan Department
Meain
Lindley Street
Germany Ready to Make Offer to Spain in Brussels Talks
An attempted overture by Praga Ht ja, Senatr, and Nicotra to the Spanish ambassador in Brussels aimed at Spain's withdrawal from a ventiset with Germany. The Vatican rejected the Nunelo proposal after learning the government was aligned with tar lened authorities on the Rube sn fale. Telgian government not contacted by Vatican or Appaln. Panne velvet and metal fabrics mentioned for hats.
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Praga
Sfanatr Nor Nicotra
Papal Nuelo
Brussels
Spaniah Wediudan
Erminy
Nunelo
Vatican
Monsignor
Nicotra
Vane Cilatery
Chicago Court Rulings Trim Breach of Promise Awards
Chicago courts cut breach of promise awards as juries handed down varied sums. The Superior Court declared love cannot be priced, noting recent cases from Wood Brook and others. Awards ranged from $1 to $60,000 with several retrials ordered as midwestern juries and judges wrestled with damages and public sentiment.
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Chicago
Kyroy Gibbons
Alecrigy Uawin
David
Nettle Lavwer
Abe Render
Anne Mavens
Ftyman
Wittenberg
Fudge
Meetings and fraternal groups listed in Bridgeport notices
A fragmented Bridgeport page lists meetings and times for many fraternal and civic organizations including American Society of Mechanical Engineers Stratfield hotel, Bridgeport Rifle Club, Knights Templar, Knights of Malta, Shrine bodies, Sons of Italy, and local lodges. It also mentions local emblems and jewelry trends noting earrings made of metal and stone like pearl and jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Brwich
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Stratfield
Bridgeport Lodge
Stalr Street
Bridgeport
Ater Mary
Ain Browd
Cirealo Roma
Lod Lee Avenue
Benet Association Central Police Statut
Berkshire
Slate Street
Hridgeport Jods
Phy Milo Atreet
Tremple Lodge
Amit A. MT
Macgonle ‘Temple
Milion Vomunndry
Knights
Sitte Atraet
Stentlichd
Laggli Stella Sons of Italy
Washington Savenue
W. OW
Livo Brond
Veldgeporscuap
Ete Brond
SS Joseph's T
T.ageoeration
Barnum Avenue
Dias Howe
Wannn
Road
Frankin Bardlett Camp
Sons of Veterans
Brord
Raymeni
Llarria Post
Vela
Feretan Warn
State
Olga Todge
Song and Daughters of
Herman
Economic tides and the balance of profits
Comparing sea tides to economics the piece argues prosperity rests on a balanced relation between wages output prices and profits. When the balance shifts employers workers and investors must adjust to a new profitable level.
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Weltes
John J. McCarthy
Jean de WeUwedny
Essen
Board of Fire
Cotmiasionert
McCaothy
Unsen
Aklommin
McCarthy
Righter
Fire Department
Comonamoner Finnegan
Cork
John J. Thnes
Abel
Turkestan
U.S
BUGS
Washington, D.C
Corkestan
Aes
Jonnie
Lye Nationet
Soelery
Huta Belaga
Tarkesuin
Maynard Owen Williina
Thera
Germany
Mira Mathilda Ronkhardt
Auese
Justin la. Mitchell
Wang
Yaet
Mins Bernshardt
Auden Davin
Lorad
Hln
Jsetting
Naldo U
Boatrice A. Kitten
Promine Crac
Wileh
Promi Nutth
Dumuages
Tor
Bridgeport Telegram
Ucky l
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers’ Association Rotary Club
DR. Pierce
Beat Stratfield Hotel
Cantwell, Mgr
Naysos
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