Flanagan Halts Transfers in Police Change Plan
Police department changes moved forward except for three lieutenants, Goulden Trout and Benedett, who stayed in their current precincts by orders of Superintendent Patrick J Flanagan. The Police Commissioners reportedly intervened, Benedett reportedly refused the move, while Prout Goulden and Benedett see moves to Fourth Third and Third respectively. Traffic bureau staffing also adjusted with Wilfred Walker replaced by John J Joint and Norman Bearlsworth taking a Second precinct post with Patrolman Henry J Devaney.
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Goulden
Trout
Benedett
Patrick J. Flanagan
Board of Pelice Commissioners
Kernet
Prout
Benedetti
Bareau
Wilfred Walker
John J. Joint
Norman Bearlsworth
Henry J. Devaney
Fight Over Choice of Kent for Office in Williamson District
In Williamson's district the choice for office has become muddled amid a Stamford countyship contest involving Senator Matthew Kenealy Representative Frank B. Gurney and Judge Samuel Young. Mrs Emery’s bid for the commissionership has dimmed as political maneuvering centers on court fights and possible promises of future appointments.
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Williamson
Vome
Stamford
Young
Hickey
Kenealy
Emery
Frank B. Gurney
Stamfort
Bridgeport
Lokel Uton
Japan Hopes For More Favorable Immigration Laws
Washington March 17 Japan still hopes for more favorable immigration laws by the United States, said Tsuneo Matsudaira the new Tokyo ambassador. He added the Japanese government will wait for a favorable moment to reopen the issue and that he has received no definite instructions on the matter.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Tokio
Milford Officers Of Chamber Concerted At Adjourned Meet
Milford March 17 Special After adjourning three times for lack of electing a president the Milford Chamber of Commerce board reorganized naming Arthur R. Clark president and four vice presidents from districts Omar W. Platt Charles L. Doherty Bernard J. Fagan Woodmont James G. Taylor Morton P. Tiballs as treasurer and R Mille Beard secretary A headquarters plan and committees to revise bylaws ensure district representation were set with James T. Rose chairing the membership committee Judge Omar W. Pratt leading the bylaws committee and Senator William H. Woodruff heading group meetings The chamber aims to surpass 300 new members by June 1 from a 90 name list.
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Milford
Inet
Milford Chamber of Commmerce
Town Court Room
Arthur R. Clark
Miford Trust Company
BE. BR. Clark Seed Company
Omar W. Platt
Milford Center
Charles L. Doherty
Devon
Bernard J. Fagan
Walnut
James G. Taylor
Woodmont
Morton P. Tiballs
Judg
Omar W. Pratt
James T. Rose
David J. Green
Judge W. Platt
Charles B. Graham
Fred M. Clark
State Chamber of Commerce
William H. Woodruff
Walnut Beach
Livya L. Anderson
Field Service Bureau
State
Probes Seek Cause Of Death At Dean Cottage
Three probes search the cause of death after a fire at the Dean cottage on the water front. Byron Palmer and Mrs. Krewson report they visited New Haven in Dean's car after noon Saturday and returned after 1 AM. Neighbors recall activity and a girl screaming as a man left carrying a package into the cottage. coroner and medical examiners investigate.
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Sikie
Byron Palmer
Dean Cottage
Dean
M. Stowell
Issther Stowell-Krewson
New Hiaven
Grone
Yules
Wilestes
Wittus
Byran Palmer
Chares W. Walbroeg
Marvin Kaathreugh
Oieen
Vorener
Refused to Leave Spanish Lover Says Former Maid
London March 17. Dramatic evidence in court as Marguerite, the former French maid of Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun, testified she refused to leave General Cowans when dying and that Bolin, Dorothys Spanish lover, did not want her to. She described the general calling and a hidden figure named Jeha in the apartment. Col Dennistoun absent. case over 6000 dollars alleged advances for his benefits. Col Dennistoun reportedly suffered a sciatica attack and may be brought to court tomorrow amid sharper testimony about his former wife’s conduct.
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London
Cowans
Dennistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Marguerite
Bolin
John
Jeha
Dorothy
Col
True Bills In Poison Plot Case
The confession of Dr Falman reveals a plan to murder a youth with typhoid germs to obtain a $100,000 share from the will. Shepherd and Falman discussed inoculating Melinjock, with repeated doses to worsen his condition while seeking restitution. Prosecutors seek corroborating evidence from others, including former University of Sciences students who may identify Shepherd.
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Fatman
Fatman Ghet Shepherd
University of Sciences
Faimen
Shepherd
Farman
Sbarbaro
Faye Way
Dant
Falman
McClintock
Faiman
Coroner ends investigation in Rogers death
New Waven March 17 The North Traven inquiry into Charles Rogers death last November as he rode from an inn in Whillingford with Miss Marjorie Schneider is nearly over. Grand jurors see no further hearings and Constable Corf calls the case practically dropped. The coroner's finding attributes the fatality to Rogers head striking a telephone pole when his automobile tilted in thick fog on the North Haven turnpike.
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New Waven
North Traven
Charles Rogers
Whillingford
Migs
Marjorie Schneider
North Daven
Cin Sre
Wiilimn IL Todd
Ward Church
Henry F. Corf
Mix
Rogers
Senate judiciary committee approves two nominations
Washington March 7 The Senate Judiciary committee today approved the nominations of Herman J Galloway of Indiana and Ira J Letts of Rhodesland to be infant attorneys general.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committees
Herman J. Galloway
Indiana
Ira JL. Letts
Rhodesland
Sunnyside of Stone Turns Up on St Patrick s Day in Ireland
Dublin reports a dry St Patrick s Day with crowds enjoying a holiday mood. Parliament debate on closing drink shops did not affect public opinion as the Senate victory for the dry rule stood. Hotel bars limited to residents, while some suburbs allowed bonafide travellers to obtain drinks within restricted hours.
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Ireland
Dublin
Associates Press
Kelkand
Senate
Faith of Irish Great Gift Tells Diners at Knights Banquet
At the twenty fifth annual Knights of St Patrick banquet held last night in the Stratfield hotel in Hartford County officials clergy and guests praised Ireland and the Irish race. Judge Thomas J Molloy Congress man P B O Sullivan Monsignor Patrick J McGivney and Mayor F William Behrens were principal speakers.
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Molloy
McGivney
Knights of St. Patrick
Behrens
Stratfield Hotel
Ireland
America
Thomas J. Molloy
Common Pleas Court
Hartford County
P. B. O'Sullivan
Derby
Edward L. Kelly
Trumbull
Patrick J. McGivney
St. Charles’ Church
The
Knights of Columbus
F. William Behrens
Congressman O'Sullivan
Monsignor McGlyney
Addreag
St. Patrick
Chapman Plea to Change Venue Denied in Hartford
Hartford County Superior Court refused Ger ald Chapman's bid for a change of venue in the murder case of Patrolman James Skelly. Chapman elected trial by jury and faces arraignment next Tuesday as attorneys argued that widespread publicity prejudiced jurors. Fourteen witnesses, including reporters, testified to support the venue challenge amid extensive newspaper coverage.
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Hart
Newell Jennings
Hartford County Criminal Superior Court
Yeuius
Gerald Chapman
James Skelly
Charles W. Murphy
Danbury
Frederick J. Groehl
New York
Patrol Tan Skelly
Hugh M. Alcorn
Skelly
Murphy
Hartford
Vownty
Alcoma
Hartford County
Curzon in satisfactory but quieter condition
Lord Curzon's health bulletin tonight described his condition as satisfactory and noted he was much quieter. Also reported were local political and crime items from across the country including a defeated child labor amendment vote in New Hampshire and a Bergdoll-related conspiracy case in Philadelphia.
Police Women Question Charter Change In New Britain
March 17 May or Paonessa asked Chairman David L. Dunn of the Board of Police Commissioners to seek the board's view on amending the city charter to allow appointing police women. He argues police women are needed due to reports of drinking and smoking by girls at dance halls.
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New Britain
Paonessa
David L. Dunn
Board of Police Commissioners
Mother charged with abandoning baby in New Haven case
Mrs. Charlotte Innes faces City court today on a charge of abandoning her four month old baby found in a railroad station waiting room. Janes Tnnnes, the father, will testify as the chief witness after being detained by railroad police for hours while awaiting the family and later admitting his vigil at the station.
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Charlotte Innes
New Haven
Janes Tnnnes
Innes
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Trans-state Roofing
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy filed against Trans-state Roofing Corp of Stamford was returned to Referee John Keogh yesterday. Schedules of liabilities and assets have not been compiled.
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Trans-state Roofing Corporation
Stamford
United Sates
John Keogh
Vaccination bill beaten in Hartford House debate
The anti vaccination bill allowing conscientious objectors to secure certificates from a physician was rejected 82 to 66 after heated debate. A companion bill to make inoculation compulsory was also rejected, leaving current vaccination laws intact. A light presided session covered additional measures and amendments.
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State Capitol
Hartford
Mar
House
Committee On Public Health and
Gafety
Russell
Middletown
Darbie
Hoyt
Mew Haven
Lincoln
Ashford
Bell
Salisbury
Higgins
Coventry
Light
Norwalk
Hiney Companies
Torrington Mortgage and Titta Company
Bolton Electric Company
Lewis
Little Isle
Federation of Labor
Danbury and Bethel Traction Company
Danbury Power and Transportation Company
Danbury
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
George
Hawley
Morris J. Beardsley
Cornelia B. Smith
Litchfield County
State Memorial to World War Men Urged for Capital
Hart ford March 17 Bene dict M Holden of Hartford urged a legislative committee to create a commission to study plans for a Connecticut World War veterans memorial. Bushnell Park was proposed as a suitable site. Senator H Brigham of Granby backed the bill. Roswell J Clapp argued for a National Guard group insurance bill affecting about 4300 men at an annual cost of 24090 dollars, with life policies payable for depth from any cause.
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Hartford
Benedict M. Holden
Connecticut
Legislative Committee On
Bushnell , Park
H. Brigham
Granby
Roswell J. Clapp
National Guard
Meetings Tonight At Various Lodges And Societies
Several fraternal and social groups hold meetings tonight including Adelophian lodge 1 of O O I at 1087 Broad Street Magna Chana lodge Stratford avenue Harmony Council 12 0 O A M Newfield building Knights of the Meccabees 310 Fuller Avenue St Johns lodge A F and A M Masonic Temple Colonel Warry Cutler lodge K of P 1025 Main Street Pioneer Camp W C W Polar Star Lodge 0 S of B 1250 Main Street Mayflow Council T of A 62 Banon Street Harmony Camp M W C A 1089 Broad Street Star of the Sea Camp A N of A 1099 Broad Street Trorotica Stamun US OG Rea 104 Slate Street Livcobe Circle Ladies of the 4 A BR 62 Cannon Street Stationary Engineer 2anno Street. A cake may lack gold but all that glitters is not gold. Baker’s Playering Extracts advertisement.
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Dhal
Women's Council
Beach Street
Monitor Lodge
O.F
State Street
Adelophian Lodge
Broad Street
Magna Chana
Sona of
A. N
Trorotica Stamun
OG. Rea
Slate Street
Livcobe Circle
Ladies of the 4. A. BR
Cannon Street
Rivals Unite On Bill To Wipe Out Mud Holes In Roads
Hartford March 17 Rep Allen Lincoln of Ashford urged state aid before the legislative roads committee to improve a Mansfield to Ashfordville stretch described as a mud path that risks quick auto death, with Norman Baker also testifying on the poor road condition.
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Hartford
Ashford
Willmantic
Allen
Lincoln
Legislative Committee On
Mansfield
Ashfordville
Norman Baker
M. Lincoln
Linncoln
Major highway jobs to be bid for 1925 season
The State Highway Department will seek competitive bids for about 1 000 miles of new highways in the 1925 road building season. Ten projects are planned with the largest in Windsor Windsor Locks East Granby and Suffield totaling about nine miles of new concrete on the Northampton Turnpike. Widening the Boston Post Road from eighteen feet to thirty six feet continues. Other improvements include Shore Road in Milford Westport Store Road in Weston and more.
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Windsor Locks
Fast Granby
Suffield
Northampton Turnpike
Spring Street
Boston Post Road
Bridgeport
New York State Line
Greenwich
Westpor
Branford
North Branford
Milford
Shore Road
Westport
Riversiie
Fairfield
Norwalk
East Lyme
Bill Restrict Minor Attendance At Mov Tabled In Senate
Senate action tabled a bill restricting minors at mov tables amid debate on several measures. Concurrently, bills were advanced or amended including charity and municipal matters, taxes, and charter changes for Waterbury Foundation, Woodbury Electric, and New London schools.
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Bill Restrict
MOV
Sen
State Capitol
Senate
Waterbury Foundation
House
Freestone Bank
Portland
Tavey Water Company
Bozreah 4
Cuttock
Tnx Company
Hfe
Guarantes Insurance
Hartford
Trons
Notorious Yergmen Captured in Florida
House and Paul Huhn, accused in a $25,000 two year old holdup, were captured in Tampa Florida today with Lester Gildra John Kenny and a woman believed to be House's wife. The group was found asleep in an exclusive residential area. Police recovered thirty loaded pistols burglary tools gloves and large sums of loot.
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House
Paul Huhn
Lester Gildra
John Kenny
Huhn
Tamba
Fla
Aies
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Ike) Stecker
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