Sargent Confirmed as United States Attorney General
In Washington on March 17 Garibaldi Sargent former Vermont official was confirmed by the Senate as United States Attorney General. President Coolidge nominated Warren amid Sugar Trust controversy but Warren was rejected. The Senate confirmed Sargent swiftly amid no roll call, ending a tense fight that had shadowed the administration.
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DARK HORSE NOMINEE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTIONED
Washington March 17 In the nomination of Jopn a gent for the attorney generalship the Senate debated background and fitness. Vermont Senator Dale supported the pick but noted longstanding party divisions. Born in Vermont Sargen has represented roads and faced no direct challenges in earlier campaigns. Continued on Page Nineteen.
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Kent Favored For Fairfield County Commission Showdown
Hartford March 17 broadside notes Rep Harvey M Kent of Norwalk expected to win a Fairfield County commission seat in a three cornered fight with Senator Howard Challenger of Bridgeport and Rep John M Emery of Stamford. Williamson of Darton opposes Challenger. Greenwich woman plans faded as plan shifted.
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Peru May Recall Ambassador Over Tacna Arica Award
Peru mulls recalling its ambassador to the United States after dissatisfaction with President Coolidge on the Tacna Arica arbitration. Reports cite anti American demonstrations outside Lima and a tense stance from Peruvian officials as calls grow to reopen the case and seek a new hearing.
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It They Do It Again Says Wird Rogers
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Reorganization Plans Target Sanford for City Mayoral Bid
Republican faction led by Judge Ralph T Brera and Beers shapes an anti King movement across Sanford supporters in city districts. Plans aim to exert influence at the next city convention with Wilbert Sanford eyed for mayoral nomination amid dueling King opposition and Behrens legacy. Rumors of a split ticket and indepen dent bid circulate as factions align new younger elements.
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Council to vote on bond issues before king sails
City officials report key bond packages totaling 79 000 for pavement and 800 000 for the Yellow Mill bridge may be acted upon by the Legislature under suspensions of the rules. Mayor and administration officials are confident, with the work awaiting legislative action and the board adjourning last night for the King’s departure to Europe on April 2.
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True Bills Found in Chicago Poison Case
Chicago March 17 True bills against William D Shepherd and Dr C C Faiman were voted by the Cook County grand jury in the death of William N McClintock. The jury recessed and is expected to return indictments in court tomorrow. Faiman confessed to plotting with Shepherd to feed typhoid germs to McClintock and to how to administer them. Assistant States Attorney Sbarbaio said he supplied Shepherd with germs for the murder and was promised $100 000 when the estate was seized. Shepherd remained nervous under guard while maintaining innocence, claiming a frame up.
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Probes Seek Foul Play in Dean Death
Three investigations were ordered into the death of Leonard Deary. Coroner BN Mix will seek to determine if foul play caused the blaze. Police in New Haven and the prosecuting attorney's office launched inquiries into the fire and the victim's identity and death.
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British society amid fresh blackmail scandal shocks London
London reports a new blackmail case entwining Lady Wilson Barkut and R P Sheldon. Mrs Waterhouse sues Sir David Wilson Barker over her late husband Frank Waterhouse’s estate, alleging fraudulent misrepresentation and recovery of funds. The trial heightens social scandal and questions of English society.
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Buckley Urges Legalize Sunday Professional Sports Bill
Hartford March 11 Major Buckley backs a bill to legalize professional baseball and football on Sundays between 7 and 9 p m arguing current practice is tolerated by local opinion and objecting to church groups who say the measure would legalize crime Clergymen and Sunday observance groups oppose saying it would turn Sunday into labor and legalize commercial sport in the state
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Held’s Brave Fight Amid Death Threatens Life
John Held Jr. noted illustrator and cartoonist was reported between life and death at Norwalk Hospital after a runaway horse and wagon struck in Westport. Surgeons described a brave fight, with the artist conscious most of the time and showing a fighting chance.
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Buckley attacks Sabbath hypocrisy and urges aports bill
Buckley attacks legislator Sabbath hypocrisy and calls for passage of a sports bill while other items note politics, bonds, and local governance. The report lists House actions on vaccination, county commissioner choices, and mayoral moves, with regional notes from Bridgeport and Fairfield County. It mentions trials, obituaries, and sports updates including boxing and baseball contexts.
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Camp wills estate to widow in Yale coach's probate
The will of James Walter Camp famed Yale football mentor leaves about 300000 to his widow Mrs Alle Sumning Camp and names her executor. No provision for his children is made but trusteeship is set for their benefit. The instrument, dated May 16 1919, was offered for probate with New York residents Walter Camp Jr and Janet Camp Jobson appearing among the heirs.
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Ritola Beats Nurmi as Nurmi Quits in Feature Rage
In a dramatic Knights of Columbus meet at Madison Square Garden, Paavo Nurmi cramps and exits the 5600 meter event while Ville Ritola wins the feature mile, shading Nurmi’s rivals. Ray of Suomi surged to the 4400 yard mark but Nurmi faded. The Newark AC games mark referenced, with 10 41 near the finish, sets up endgame for Ritola.
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New City Checks Protect Funds From Alteration
Eighteen thousand checks for the coming fiscal year were received by the city clerk. The security feature triggers the word Volt when tampering is attempted. The total supply costs exceed 150 dollars.
Fifty Miners Trapped by Explosion at Bethlehem Shaft No 7
FAIRMONT W V March 17 Thirty three men believed killed in explosion at Bethlehem Mines Shaft No 7 near Barrackville. Bomb dropped from surface suspected. rescue teams formed as authorities investigate simultaneous blasts and whether entrapped miners survive. Government car sent to aid. officials say some signals heard from shaft.
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Urge Elimination of Party Politics in Tax Questions
Richmond March 17 two treasury officials Mellon and Under Lee Winston urged harmony in federal taxation to avoid economic disruption. They argued for intelligent use of taxing power to prevent unfair, overlapping taxes and burdens on taxpayers, aiming for greater national welfare and fiscal clarity.
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